Going Back Home - taken from the critically acclaimed chart topping new album Going Back Home Out Now Music video by Wilko Johnson, Roger Daltrey performing Going Back Home. (C) 2014 UMC, a division of Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Yeah great days when nonces got off Scott free or where on your telly. 3 day working week and people so poor with no prospects- even worse than now. If you were lucky a week at Butlins. You’re looking through rose tinted glasses mate
Je entièrement d'accord avec vous. Je peux avoir la mémoire sélective, mais j'ai souvenir de beaucoup de groupes ayant emmergés de grande Bretagne !!!!!! Très grand nid à génies musicaux !!!!!!!!!! Bravo à vous
Great video too. The Essex Delta and a whole generation of Rock caught in 4 mins. RIP Wilko. RIP his favourite piano man John Denton 16th November 2023
I'm a 62 year old ex serviceman and police officer and I'm sitting here watching this video with tears in my eyes. That was my Britain and my youth in that video. Thank God I grew up in the 60s and 70s when England 🏴 belonged to the English and the world was a great place to be. Goodbye Wilko RIP guitar man you truly were a legend. 🙏
Amazing guy, just sat watching a 2hr documentary about the Feelgoods, not realising Wilko had passed...the World's a sadder place without you Sir...Gone Back Home,RIP.
July 2024 checking in,61 yr old Sth London Geeza now living in Edmonton Canada.My Sth Londons gone now ,but im truly blessed to have lived in those times we fxxing had it all,but we didn't know it.
Excellent.That was the Wilko just after his beating cancer and Daltrey enjoying his 107th year in the music business.I loved that feelgood sound and the flashbacks to their peak( saw them loads of times- excellent). Roger's 'Brilleaux growl' is there too.Long live pub rock and the doctors..
Great respect to Wilko for several reasons. Fought back from cancer, great guitar player and song writer, always gracious enough to mention Mick Green (The pirates) as a big influence, and of course inspired many people to pick up a Fender Telecaster (me included!). Also by all accounts a very nice guy. RIP Wilko.
RIP Wilko - you were a real legend. Had the pleasure of being in the Sheffield Audience for the recording of Stupidity in 1975 and loved him ever since.
Agreed. Was lucky enough to see Wilko three times - once with the original Dr. Feelgood, once with another of his own bands (in about 1990) and then with this lineup minus Roger Daltrey. It took this video (and the album) to finally get Wilko some recognition Stateside. Should have happened sooner. RIP Wilko.
Love this. It’s Wilko and Roger but it also sounds like The Who in their Maximum RnB period, which was never properly recorded. What a treat and what a pair of legends.
Hope you got to see him. I was at St. Luke's Glasgow 18th Feb, but Manchester next day was cancelled due to ill health. Was told he wasn't very well at King Kings Manchester gig on the 17th!
Agreed - watching it makes you appreciate the dizzying array of heritage and talent that went into this collaboration: one of the greatest British rock vocalists, one of the most under-appreciated British Rhythm guitarists (outside the UK) a fantastic bass player (formerly of the Blockheads) and the son of Yes's Steve Howe on drums. The other period clips of both Roger and Wilko on their way up (and the rest) are beyond wonderful
Rhythm and blues has always been Roger's first love. In recent years he's been able to sing the blues to his heart's content. He plays that harmonica better than ever!
This has got to be one of the best albums of the last decade. Wilko you are going to be sadly missed throughout the music world. Music like this will sadly never be repeated. RIP Wilko. Thoughts with your family.
I'm glad you enjoyed and made the most of your extra years Wilko, we certainly enjoyed them. The shock of your passing hit us hard and Canvey has lost a beloved son. Have a pint or six of finest english ale with Lee and say hello from us. There was only one Wilko Johnson. 😊
I just found out about these guys after spending my 76 year life as a blues fanatic...then I read the Wilko bio...I really enjoy listening to all the incarnations of the band members and all their associates like Ian Dury who blows my sox almost completely off.
Those that know know. and Wilko is all you need to know! It's all "good in tha hood" with this guy. Wilko at Band On The Wall in Manchester 28 years ago is likely the best gig I've ever seen. For a three piece band they had such a massive sound. He jumped around like a robot gone mental and I'll never forget it.
If a legend like Daltrey is growling like Lee did it means that maybe nowdays not a lot of young rockers knows the Doctrors and Wilko, but they really made difference in R&R.
What a nostalgic video this is with all the old footage thrown in there. I won't necessarily say better times (though I'm sorely tempted)...but... Well. Simpler times, that's for sure. Halcyon days. Gone, gone... R.I.P. Wilko Johnson. Guitarist and character head extraordinaire.
first place I came after hearing the sad news about Wilko. One of a kind, he will be sadly missed. Glad he got a reprieve from his initial diagnosis, lived his life like a absolute gentleman.
@@noelmajers6369 - I saw an interview with Roger Daltry where he described this band as 'Just two guys having fun' - it annoyed the hell out of me, there are bloody four of them! I suppose that 'the rhythm section don't count' attitude is why Daltry and Townsend were happy to tour as the who long after Moon and The Ox had died. I always though Robert Plant had got it right.
How can 45 people not like this." Unbelievable " . This is j just sheer class and outstanding musicians, who are enjoying themselves. I am sure the 45 who did not like it sit and watch shit reality shows such as Pop idol.
Been playing forever and never heard of Wilko until recently. I just love the playing. It's enough. But with that comes the bonus of the man doing his thing. Rock guitar showman beyond compare because he cut his own territory. That's how the smart ones do it. Wilko is iconic because he made himself that way. It's a beautiful thing to absorb.
@@jamessim1858 Not in the UK. They never really caught on in the US. Damn shame. Although I listened to music from all over I was also immersed in the US music scene. Kind of went from rock to metal to punk. Playing guitar all the time. Looking for gigs, women and trouble.
The combination of Roger Daltry, Wilko Johnson, past and present and the bloody marvellous selection of film footage is a tonic on a grey North West London Summer's day.
Wonderful stuff....so glad I was young back in the days when we all enjoyed ourselves. So sad for the young generation now.....seems they have nothing in their lives to be happy about. They could start by watching this!!!
What a meld of old and new. I'm the same age as these guys. I remember listening to Dr Feelgood and Wilko years ago and now I'm hearing them again, better than ever. They've aged just like good wine.
Awesome, I saw Dr Feelgood in Southend around 1977. Brilliant. And this mashup with Daltrey is a masterpiece. So pleased Wilko is still with us. #rockonandlivelong
Restored my faith in the world. I went to a Feelgood concert years ago in Southend and shouted for you Wilko but that bloke Brilleaux said you,d gone and then they threw me out. I wasn't sober mind. Great sound.
Saw Dury twice, years back in the 80's in Manchester and then on his last legs in London right at the end. Wilko is kinda unique. love this song. Weaves it together
Absolutely love this track. Wilko was so outstanding with Dr Feelgood and is sadly missed. Roger is an icon I remember from a brilliant gig at Charlton Athletic FC in the 70’s and the fact they got together for this track gives me so many great memories. Thank you.
Excellent video compilation of the guys NOW and THEN!! Filming Wilko standing on the beach at the end..... at Canvey Island was a lovely touch, reminding us of the Album photos from the Dr. feelgood albums too..... class.
this is a fucking amazing LP, some of the best work either of these legends have ever done. so happy that wilko has kicked that shit's ass, and i'm hoping there's a volume 2 one of these days. killer LP, proof that you don't need 2 years, a few million dollars, and a bunch of rock-star bullshit to get it done. these guys recorded a better album in a week than most guys half their age can do in YEARS.
I'm far from a The who fan , and a big Dr Feelgood fan, but Roger Daltreys voice is so powefull that it, almost, make me feel like the late Lee Brilleaux (R.I.P.) is back! :-)
Electric song of Wilko's and great effort on Roger's part but it will never replace the spine-tingling live version of Lee's that we all know and compare it to...superb video
Brilliant song both Wilko and Roger still had it and it was the closest thing I’ve heard to the classic Feelgood that I saw live and loved in 75. Thank you
IVE followed WILCO since he started and im 71 he used to amaze me with his very athletic tours of the stage thats what caught my eye a man on a fantastic mission
saw them with NME (new musical express) voucher for 50 pence at brighton dome, circa 1975, blows your mind to think about it even now, life changing ! thanks youtube.
Yeah, his voice was almost gone by '06. Julie Andrews! and Daltrey found this doctor that operated on them a few years back and now their careers are on track, only one octave lower, which is just no problem...as you can hear. Go Wilko & Roger!
racismo porque tanta violencia nao e' justo nao, senhor ate' quando vai este racismo? o negro sofrendo com o coracao no chao ! o negro pedindo socorro em vao ! que racismo e' este? vamos viver em paz ! vamos dar as maos... meu livro na editora autografia.com.br/publique
