Absolutely

GOD BLESS LOU GRAMM

Agree

Indeed

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❤❤❤Por siempre 🎉🎉

Agree, for me the best. I'm sure others may argue, but that emotion and intensity is a rarity.

That’s my bucket list too I was planning to go to new York this March 9 I want to go see him so bad and get him to autograph my book of his I love you Lou Gramm My favorite singer ever

Mine too!❤❤

Thank you!

Thank you for sharing 👌

Rhythm

Breaks my heart that only two years after this he had the surgery that has caused him so much suffering ever since (but he's alive and happy again, thank goodness).

@@melelenath Yes, thank God Lous alive , but he's not happy. The interviews Lou had been doing with John Beaudin "Rock History " in July on KZfaq. Lou still feels burned by Mick Jones taking the whole 100% (songwriting) ratio on "I want to know what love is" and he said Kelly Hansen during the 40th Reunion when they were on stage together just talked too much. Lou got no opportunity to talk and thank the audience for coming.

@@waltersimmons946 I watched that concert and Lou was right.

@@kentlewis987 Yep, Lou was right.

Wonderful 😊

Lou Gramm

Lou Gramm (Louis Grammatico)

Don't forget the 70,s

He just had that inside of him for us. I don't think you can teach what Lou Grammatico had inside

"Mr.Moonlight" is a GREAT album & yet it's overlooked by vast majority of fans - (Record Company's fault !!!!) You were lucky to be there Marisa, as I think by 1994 most folks thought they'd finished in the '80's I really DO wish that "Mr.Moonlight" had FAR more exposure, as there are so many GREAT tracks on there.... "White Lie", "Rain", "All I Need To Know", "Running The Risk", "Hole In My Soul" & "I Keep Hoping" ALL magnificent !!

It was brain tumor. It (after the surgery) destroyed his pituitary. It's all explained in his book -39:12 LOU GRAMM-JUKE BOX HERO MY 5 DECADES IN ROCK N ROLL

NO YA NO LO ERAN X LA AMBICION DE MIK JONES( GITARRA) ESTAFO MUCHO A "" LOU "" Y HOY NO ES MAS Q EL GUITARRISTA NO ES RECONOCIIDO COMO LOU CON SU. VOZ MAGICA 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

yeah, no.🤣

Вообще крут! Я не слушал рок особо, нотис таким упоением слушаю иностранца! Просто кайф! Начал с хитов само собой

Lou Gramm 😍😍😍😍

The best ❤

I would be interested to see if he is a good teacher because what he has can’t be taught. yes he had good technique but that alone doesn’t make this range and power possible. this concert is nearly 20 years after he started touring and recording regularly, and he still has close to his boyhood range. but, i’m sure he still has a lot of good, usable, advice because of his life on the road.

If I'm Correct, That is Tommy Gimbel. I Think that This is the Show When He Returned to FOREIGNER Until He Hung Up His Touring Shoes 2 Yrs Ago.

yeh it would be nice to know he is a excellent Saxaphone player @@FyreSylverFlame

One handsome sax player great drummer ❤❤❤

I remember them from high school day. I wished i could have seen them in concert. Lou is the best singer and still is. Love yah Lou

Fue muy triste lo que le pasó a Lou.

Off drugs and gave religion a try and he looks amazing

He started working out in the early 80s .

Искренне завидую🤘

I know we’re supposed to Hayden… But he’s a great songwriter and guitar player.

Mick Jones is an incredible guitarist & songwriter, but Lou Gramm IS Foreigner!

Agree

😂Yo tenia 5 años.... M parece q fue en el palacio de los deportes.

Hola, yo fui a verlos en México en el 95' fue en el auditorio nacional.

Hoi Jon, ja ik weet het nog!!! Wat leuk en inderdaad ben ik nog steeds fan. Al moet ik zeggen dat ik geen concert meer live van ze heb gezien, aangezien ze eigenlijk niet meer hebben opgetreden in ons kikkerlandje. Al ben ik eerlijk als ik zeg dat ik denk ik ook niet meer zou gaan, Mick Jones is amper meer te zien in de band en eigenlijk is er buiten hem geen enkel origineel lid meer van de band van vroeger die er nog speelt. In mijn optiek is het meer een echt goede tribute band geworden, maar dat is niet waar ik voor kom zeg maar.

@@ReneedeBruin t zijn rare tijden

Awesome 💢👍🌿

Agreed

Mark Schulman is the Drummer, Bruce Turgon - Bass, Jeff Jacobs - Keys, Mick Jones - Lead Guitar & Keys.. And Lou Gramm - Lead Singer. I'm Pretty Sure that the Sax/Guitar is Played by Tommy Gimbel (His Name Isn't in the End Credits)

@@FyreSylverFlame Ron Wikso is on drums. Mark Schulman had joined Simple Minds few months earlier.

Louuuuuuuu.....amazing vocal performance!! 🔥 🎤 🔥

base is Bruce Turgon.

Mark Schulman drummer

@@janehuffman5941 Wrong, Ron Wikso is on drums. Mark Schulman had joined Simple Minds few months earlier.

Ron Wikso on drums.

Bruce Turgon was with Lou Gramm in Black Sheep!

This was at the National Auditorium (I think it's called Auditorio Nacional...or something like that?) in Mexico City.

Because Lou strongly hated I DONT WANT TO LIVE WITHOUT YOU. He never sang it live anywhere.

I imagine Mick Jones owns all the band's commercial rights but because of Parkinson's can't play any more.

​@@HIGHLANDER555 I heard that Jones had put Hansen in charge of the band. Hansen does most of the interviews and he's basically the spokesman.

The bass player was Bruce Turgon he's a Rochester native from NY like Lou. Bruce was the bass player in Black Sheep (with Lou) before Foreigner existed . Bruce was the main songwriting collaborator (with Lou) and bass player on Lous 2 solo albums READY OR NOT/LONG HARD LOOK and Bruce was also with Lou as the songwriting collaborator and bass, keyboard player in SHADOW KING. Lou brought Bruce to Foreigner in 1992 after Rick Wills left to join BAD COMPANY. So yep, the bass player was very good, he knew his business and he was very loyal to Lou . Too bad Foreigner wasn't loyal to Lou. He was Mick Jones( the lead guitar players ATM MACHINE ).

@@waltersimmons946 Thank you Walter for providing this important piece of information. I'm from Rochester, NY and had the very fortunate experience of meeting Lou in 2007. Foreigner is my all time favorite band. It was pretty cool that Lou brought Bruce into the band when Rick Wills left and yes Bruce was an exceptional bass player and song writer. As far as Lou being Micks personal ATM machine, there is a lot of truth behind that. I think in recent years all has been forgiven. I really hope they are soon enshrined in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame where they deserve to be.

Too much prancing around for me.