どなたか存じ上げませんがグッドボタンありがとうございます。 この映像って、つい最近来日していたんですね。(苦笑) 失礼しました。

ほんとだ。びっくら！まあベース二人とかありえんしね。

And he never sang as many shows as those guys did either

본조비보다 10살 이상 더 나이가 많다

@@manlexusman more like 15 years older than Bon Jovi.

Maybe the others haven’t kept there voices in shape but back in the day there was nothing to choose between any of them all top vocalists.

Don't forget Klaus Meine or Glenn Hughes... still good as well

Unfortunately he had the stage presence of a brick!

@@scotthallo7735 'Has' not 'had' - he's still touring and recording.

Most definitely he would blow away Coverdale and a few others in one particular area of singing. But being a lead vocalist in a rock band isnt all about being loud and shouting. There's more to singing than that. Then there is a thing called stage presence + putting on a show. Bonnet was useless compared to all the big guns like Dio, Coverdale, Plant, Kedis, Halford, Johnson, Hagar, Rose, ect. Standing up there like a mannequin dummy kills it for me no matter what way you can sing. Thats why he couldn't handle guys like Malsteem either because he couldnt compete with him on stage. The likes of Coverdale, Halford, Dio never let their gifted guitarists ever overshadow them on stage and knew how to handle themselves. And finally, Bonnet wouldn't tie Coverdale's, Halfords shoes as a writer either is a huge part of being a singer and earning money.

Graham's wife!

What?? That's Graham's wife? Dang!@@justarandomguy2126

嫁でしょ❤。

Graham & Cozy recorded demo & basic tracks for the Difficult to Cure album, but they were both sacked. Listen closely to the chorus of I Surrender, you can almost hear Graham.

@@irvan36mm I watched some of Graham‘s interviews about his departure from Rainbow. He decided to quit because, in his mind at the time, it didn‘t work anymore. Ritchie didn‘t show up very often for rehearsals and there wasn’t much songwriting either, so GB left. Cozy left too, as Don Airey had also confirmed. Cozy didn‘t like the increasingly commercial direction that Blackmore wanted to explore and he particularly thought that Since you been gone was not suited for Rainbow, so he left after the Donington gig. None of them was fired.

@@irvan36mm here is why Graham left: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/otB4msiUv9uzfmw.html

え、マジで？なんだろうこの柴田直人似のリッチー擬きは？って思ってたら本人ですか😂 いやー素晴らしい。

11/25 - 12/1

Naoto Shibata from the amazing band Anthem (he's the bass player though)

Wouldn't it be great if Akira Takasaki sat in too? Man that would be a jam!

The guitarist in this video is ANTHEM's bassist, Naoto Shibata. Graham has participated in ANTHEM's "Heavy Metal Anthem" in the past.

I've heard of Anthem before I didn't know Graham collaborated with them that's awesome back in the 80s I really got into another metal band from Japan called Dead End loved all the stuff on Danse Macabre and the album Blood Music

@@edwardleonetti2492 ANTHEM released an album called "Heavy Metal Anthem" with Graham in 2000, so we are not talking about the 80s. Anthem debuted in 1985, but at the time Graham was with Alcatrazz and the Impellitteri.