I love watching Jeff..... Always a big grin on his chops!

rick you the best

Rick Parfitt, el mejor!!!

Aside from the less than great audio mix, this is still a great performance by the greatest live rock band of all time (all line ups are the best but for different reasons).

R.I.P.Rick you are my Hero

The more I play it ,the more I love it Rick, second to none The QUO has been THE QUO ,no matter ,and WILL B

Sounds just as good with Rick singing it!

Jeff Rich fuckin Awesome!

Very good

Status Quo vor ever R.I.P.Rick

Miss Rick

R.I.P RICK

rick playing his zemaitis 'dragon' guitar. don't mind jeff on drums, but there was usually too much of mr. bown in the mix

grande Rick parfitt

it doesnotgetanybetterthan thisbackwater

The “we play every song too fast” period

Rick PARFITT R.I.P. LEGEND

RIP Alan Lancaster... Good luck onboard the 1:45 train

get well soon #rickparfitt

Some good comments here...sounds good but doesn't sound the same without alan on vocals and John with the more rhythmic style. ...its a old quo song that doesn't sound the same in the 90,s ..only exception was the frantic s reunion tour

This song is so much Alan Lancaster's territory I can't see the point of doing it without him. OK Rick co- wrote it but it doesn't suit his voice, and there's loads of songs he did sing on records of hay have never been done live, or not in years.

Agree that this is Alan's territority. But hey: Rossi"s proper lead and solo are worth to listen

Cool that they played it in the 90s! But sorry Rick, it's not the same without Alan (and John) - (even if the sound-mix here is very rough)

I love my QUO and i love and miss Rick big time, but, unfortunately this video just doesn't cut it, perhaps it's the terrible mix, perhaps the sound would have been much thicker and punchier there, it just doesn't transfer to this video, shame it's a classic track from my favourite era of the band of my favourite band. Rick kept the band in its hard rockin roots like Alan wanted too, Francis moved them into the lighter territory, with that country tinge, Bowns keyboards became to prominent, the bass less thick, the drums thinner, all the chemistry and qualities that made them who they were slowly diluted out of the band. Damn shame....i know everything changes, and things evolve but not always for the best. Quo were untouchable from 72 to 76, real raw, heavy and full of energy. R.i.p. Rick. Sorry I've bagged you guys a bit....im just saying what a lot of diehard fans think. 🤘

Bit of a panto version keyboards drawing out ricks intro great track but !!!!!

Alan Lancaster sorely missed, much as I highly regard Rick Parfitt rest his soul,this song should be left alone, as should all the other songs he sang. Honestly I think Quo have had their day, when Rick passed they should have quit, it just isn’t the same anymore.

This was a low point in the career of Quo. At this time they had the paraplegic Jeff Rich on drums. He was about as into the Quo vibe as Donny Osmond!

Love Rick but this needs Alan

Dreadful. And I love the Quo. Early Quo that is.

Get rid of the keyboards 🙏

Rick was my idol but I agree this song didn’t suit him. Alan sorely missed!!!

RIP Rick... but this version of a classic Quo song is terrible .

The more I play it ,the more I love it Rick, second to none The QUO has been THE QUO ,no matter ,and WILL B