It's a Beautiful Day on Telerock 1973

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This is the video that was paired with the Mahavishnu Orchestra and broadcast as the show called Telerock. Both concerts took place at the Paramount Northwest Theatre but this one took place on June 22 -23rd., a different date from the MO concert. David LaFlamme had left the band at this point. To the best of my knowledge the players are: Pattie Santos - lead vocals, Greg Bloch - violin, Fred Webb - keys, Bud Cockrell - bass and vocals, Val Fuentes - drums, and Bill Gregory - guitar . They perform 4 songs here : Give You Woman What She Wants, Words, Shake Your Booty, and the last one called Ain't That Lovin You Baby . Thanks to Alexander DeMarbiex for help with the titles.

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@Knards 3 месяца назад

I had no idea David LaFlame had left the bad in 1972. I kept lookign at the violinist and knew it wasnt him. Evidently this was mostly Patti Santos band at this point. Learn something new every day

@lex3729 9 дней назад

Greg Bloch

@bjr4567 2 года назад

Very rare footage of the last incarnation of It's A Beautiful Day. This was after David LaFlamme had departed and they released their final album, IABD... Today. The group would fold not long after this concert, with Bud Cockrell moving on to help found Pablo Cruise.

@tonyvincent9753 3 года назад

Pattie Santos was the complete package. Bad management was the primary reason she didn’t become a household name. Bud Cockrell was a monster talent and was actually targeted by A&M Records to be the breakout solo star from Pablo Cruise. It turned out to be a bad decision and his solo career never materialized. Pablo Cruise enjoyed their greatest success following Bud’s departure and the release of “World’s Away”. Cockrell was never to regain his momentum and faded into obscurity. The Cockrell Santos album was well produced with excellent playing and vocals, but I don’t believe it even charted. So much potential and a very sad ending for both Pattie and Bud. RIP

@rayjr62 Год назад

Wonders if Bud ever regretted leaving Pablo Cruise.

@ronniefleming8801 4 месяца назад

Didn't know bud was in the band ! Thanks so much for download , fantasimo!

@AlvaroJosePorrazTellez 27 дней назад

Grupo inolvidable mi canción favorita fue y todavía no la olvido es White byrd

@juanfrankazofeifagonzalez6583 Год назад

- PaTTi SanTos Was a GreaT and CharismaTic Singer...W.R.P.~

@seektruth1599 2 года назад

Jerry Garcia from the Grateful Dead played on their 2nd album, Marrying Maiden !!! Great album !

@jamro217 4 года назад

Bud Cockrell went on to success with Pablo Cruise and later reunited with wife Pattie Santos in Cockrell and Santos. Gregory Bloch joined Italian prog rockers PFM and was featured on their 1978 LP Jet Lag.

@marktrentecosta 3 года назад

That's my friend Billy on Guitar.....wow

@StevieAF 4 года назад

Only a few years later, the 60's had been well and truly jettisoned. Pattie is a revealed as a powerhouse singer. Reminds me of Lydia Pense.

@hnoerdli 4 года назад

This is high energy rock. Wow. Thank you for sharing. What a crying shame so few views

@whodowedo 4 года назад

glad you enjoyed it !

@barryjohnson2865 Год назад

Have not seen this! Not enough on the history of this world-class group.

@zorrogash 5 лет назад

Should be more than one like, because this band was, very significant, in the years following the summer of love. I have seen them,10 times hard rockin,hard touring, several versions but this was a, very best few years this setup. Tom Fowler was always something special I seen Hal and David and Linda. .. :D

@alexanderdemarbiex2126 4 года назад

I love this era the band I saw the store I have been looking for ages for this fan to come up on in the internet thank you so much

@rayraymond2952 Год назад

What great, strong performances by top-notch musicians on all instruments. It's too bad that a "White Bird" performance is not in the vid. However, I'm impressed & most pleased. Thanks. Richard

@whodowedo Год назад

Maybe that was because David La Flamme was not part of this band grouping ? thanks !

@rayraymond2952 Год назад

@@whodowedo/videos Yes, LaFlamme was not part of IABD at that time. However, this IABD iteration still should have done White Bird, because WB was a great song, & WB was IABD's best song.

@billbaars4731 3 года назад

I think that this was actually July 13th in Seattle. I saw them the following night in Portland. Soneground opened.

@bjr4567 2 года назад

Yes I believe you are correct. This would be one of the last shows IABD ever played. The band folded later that month.

@alexanderdemarbiex2126 4 года назад

Is there any other footage of this band from 1972-73 after David LaFlamme had left I love the fact that Patti was up front and I love the whole it's a beautiful day today album and of course everyone was in love with Patty Santos I myself m a singer and I did steal some of her singing

@whodowedo 4 года назад

No, that's all I have

@alexanderdemarbiex2126 4 года назад

The first song was called give your woman what she wants the second one sounded like Shake Your Booty the third one was song called words and the last one of course ain't that loving you baby

@marcusmclendon3539 Год назад

Epic

@Progrocker70 3 года назад

The band didn't seem to last long after the ...Today album. I read somewhere where Patti had her own band afterward called Pharoe's Whistle but found nothing about them. Outside of the Cockrell/Santos album in late '70s, it doesn't look like she did much else after Beautiful Day ended. She seemed to have disappeared altogether in the '80s. Pity she was a great singer.

@tommccarthy3052 3 года назад

Only Val Fuentes - other than Pattie - is from the original band. A personal story - in the 90's I did a fair amount of open mics and I ran across a guy named Tim Dawe. He was not in the band directly but did write a couple of songs on the 3rd LP...something to do with the fact that they needed more material. Dawe (not his given name) was a character. I would have been interesting to see where this would, or could, have went. Certainly more aggressive & Bluesy than the original incarnation. In case anybody's interested I did track down a post of the full Cockrell & Santos LP... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-q1UXRRDzoZA.html

@stevefanelli2755 3 года назад

wow, just found this band. .pattie was awesome, rare to be impressed anymore. what happened to pattie, any details thanx.

@Progrocker70 3 года назад

It's A Beautiful Day broke up shortly after this. Sadly Pattie died in a car crash in 1989. She and Bud Cockrell were married in the '70s. Searching the web I found very little info on her. She and Bud did the Cockrell/Santos album in '78, and she seemingly vanished after that. I did see a mention that she was in a band called Pharoe's Whistle in mid '70s after Beautiful Day, but no info on them either. Sad that she didn't do more she had a great voice.

@veitstauffer9044 Год назад

1. Give Your Woman What She Wants 00:00 2. Words 04:18 3. Shake Your Booty 07:58 4. Ain't That Lovin You Baby 12:00

@cubistone 3 года назад

LP and halfstack cooked it up a few notch. B3 went a-missing

@DeirdreB-fu1qb 10 месяцев назад

Never heard of her. And she sort of adopted a little of janis ' style . But she's good

@jameskennedy721 3 года назад

This is a different line- up than the original band .

@bjr4567 2 года назад

Two of the members seen here are from the original line-up, Pattie Santos on vocals and Val Fuentes on drums. Fred Webb on keyboards replaced Linda LaFlamme in 1969 after the group's first album was released.

@jameskennedy721 2 года назад

@@bjr4567 I am slowly getting more interested in this band . I have ITS A BEAUTIFUL DAY TODAY and I like it even tho its not the classic line up . In time I will get all their stuff .

@bjr4567 2 года назад

@@jameskennedy721 Best psychedelic band out of the bay area (check out first two albums for more). Third album is transitional as it features two different lineups, plus some members of Santana joining in on a few tracks. Live At Carnegie Hall (1972) flat out rocks hard. On Today, Bud Cockrell and Greg Bloch replaced leader David LaFlamme.

@jameskennedy721 2 года назад

@@bjr4567 Thanks for the details about the band . Needless to say , their first album is fantastic .