Music On Your Mind v.2

[secgator]

Man he looks young there....which obviously was, but sure makes me feel old. Thanks for posting that. It got me hitting some YT vids and I stumbled back on this classic---and this REALLY does make me feel old. Goes back to the truly early times.

 

[Gatordiddy]

Man he looks young there....which obviously was, but sure makes me feel old. Thanks for posting that. It got me hitting some YT vids and I stumbled back on this classic---and this REALLY does make me feel old. Goes back to the truly early times.

not an exaggeration to say that he is one of the most talented and impactful musicians in the last 60 years

 

[secgator]

So true diddy. And to illustrate that in context, here is McCartney doing Yesterday in 2018....nearly 55 years later! Barely a change to any part...vocals remain really really close to what they were when he was merely 20 or 21. Amazing.

 

[Spectator]

Blast from the past. They really did fly from Europe just for this show then went back.

 

[Spectator]

Brand new premier video of Victor playing Jam in the Van. What a cool surprise this is, I'm going to see them this weekend, St Pete tomorrow and then Daytona.

 

[secgator]

Heck of a cast of band members in this. Stumbled onto it totally out of the blue tonight.

 

[LagoonGator68]

 

[Gatordiddy]

holy crap that is so good

 

[LagoonGator68]

You want some talent? Watch this entire concert for George.

 

[secgator]

You want some talent? Watch this entire concert for George.

One of my favorite concerts of all time. Tribute type or not---loaded with tons of established talent. Meaning none of them were 'up and comers'. Other than George's son, most of those folks have been playing since the 60's..and at the top of the field the entire time.

 

[destingator]

Debris by the Faces. I don’t think they ever performed this song live.

 

[destingator]

Eric Clapton and Ron Wood playing ‘Badge’ by Cream live. Great to see these rock legends playing together.

 

[destingator]

 

[secgator]

A classic. Some great musicians in The Band....and not truly appreciated by enough people.

 

[gardnerwebbgator]

They still got it, into their late 60's...

 

[Gatordiddy]

I don't think there's a sweeter voice than Mavis Staples

Rick Danko (bass player) seems more like your drunk uncle who crashes the family reunion with lots of inappropriate comments

 

[destingator]

I don't think there's a sweeter voice than Mavis Staples

Rick Danko (bass player) seems more like your drunk uncle who crashes the family reunion with lots of inappropriate comments

He looks like he’s on an unbelievable amount of penguin powder.

 

[Theologator]

With Charlie Watts’ death today, thinking of the pure, simple sound of his basic drum kit and the best use of a cowbell EVER (played by producer Jimmy Miller.)

 

[Gatordiddy]

With Charlie Watts’ death today

saw them in Orlando in '81 - Tattoo You tour with Van Halen and the Henry Paul Band.

 

[Bullag8r]

The Band is one of the 5 best bands EVER. Their discography is second to none. Levon Helm and Robbie Robertson rival Lennon and McCartney for writing and composition. You have to listen to their entire body of work in order to appreciate how great they were.

If you haven't seen it, watch Martin Scorsese's movie 'The Last Waltz'