Só faltou take me now

Sunday Rider here is a great rockin’ song!

No Sweet Surrender?

@@pei-lucooke4568 No, i was surprised it was not included. 😄

Thank you so much for the upload, great stuff.

Hi, i totally agree, you never even thought about your safety when you went out in those days. Sadly today, it is a different world. 😄

Yes "bepriceless" you could do things like that back then. But, it's not the world that has changed? It's the people who have changed. And Not for the better either? The kids today have No morals, No Respect for themselves, let alone others? What was & used to be Good & Right. It is Bad & Wrong these days. I'd Hate for people like my Dad and/or Grandparents to see what people are like now. I can bet you that They would Not be happy & would Not put up with it for a second? Dear God. Please Forgive them. For they know Not what they do?🙏🙏🙏

@@billpowers7445 Yes, the people have changed. Our demographics have changed from majority White people, high trust, society to allowing the blacks and browns in.

Dang.

Wow, that must have been awesome and the world sure has changed , and not for the better, so sad........

Amen Mark. You got that Right my brother. God Bless!

I agree. David Gates is sublime

...David Gates is not dead.....

@@SrTetosalazar I think he was just comparing voices with DG and KC. And the passing of KC only.

@@Hawken54 ....o.k......thank you....sorry......saludos......

venividivici44bc totally agree with you! 70's good old times!

They were from a time that great talent was condition to make it, that's why they're still remembered. Today's music... Not sure...

Grew up with Bread- graduated in 78 and saw them In concert in Denver that fall with my then girlfriend KC. What great memories!! God Bless Bread!

True genius in mudic

....wow......oh my god......what a story......

Why did he say that?

@@RB-jl8sm Because for most singers, the older they get, the harder it is to hit those high notes. That's why a lot of older singers now sing in a lower key or sing "unplugged" versions an entire octave lower.

This is so spot on.

Randy Jordan 😂😂😂😂

that just exactly perfect key

Hi, thanks for the comment. I totally agree with you about today's music. 😄

This Band meant Everything to me, growing up as a Teenager. It Coincided with All my Emotions at the Time. I get Transported right Back to Those Times Still, and find myself getting a bit Misty over it, even yet!

@@chickengnawer i understand just how you feel. 😄

David Gates. Nobody does it better, but Jack Jones produced a cover album which is well worth a listen. Bread Winners.

@@chickengnawer I live on another Continent and the same here, my favourite band of all times. Saw them in concert a couple of years ago when they were much older, but they sounded just as great. Had chills during their performance

Hi Mike, glad to hear that younger people can still enjoy our older music, which to us oldies, is far better than music today. 😄

Hi Mike, these are David’s solo work, more mellow and melodic. Clouds, Lorelei are my all time favorite !

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Mike Howard Hi Mike, so glad you found your Dad’s collection. I’m hoping my grandchildren will want to investigate my music collection one day, vinyl and CD’s are physical things that can be held touched, smelt and you can read the sleeve notes and look at the photos, not quite the same with downloaded or streamed tunes. I wish you well finding more gems from your Dad’s collection. On a personal note I hope he has some Moody Blues albums in there for you to discover.

Hey MIke, so glad that you discovered the Best of Bread, do yourself a favor and get ALL of their albums if you can. There is a treasure trove of incredible songs to be heard! A 5 album "set" collection that I believe Rhino issued that is pretty inexpensive. Enjoy the music!

Hi Mike, wow, how amazing that you were there, glad you enjoyed re-living it. 😄

That makes you one lucky man for I would have loved to have been there

That's amazing, you're lucky. I was born July 1978, wish I was born in the 60s.

Me too..

Mike. Lucky man. I was wondering if you remembered if they were hiding a synth player? Or could had their been real strings in the background?? I can't believe they were synching to a recorded string part...I didn't think ir was possible 40+ years ago.

Hi Air Espenilla, i agree with you, glad you enjoyed the video. 😄

led zep and beatles

Not quite.... But I see your point.

I agree my friend!

same bro

He was and he is. If you scour for a late 1990s interview, you will find him still ameable. Older and maybe even balding, but still the same down to earth David Gates. You'll also see that he has managed to balance his pro life and family life. His children grew up "normal." And he was married to the same woman still!

He reminds me of Don McLean

@@jamesmack3314 me too ! Both , Don and David were great singers/songwriters and true gentlemen Their music will Always be relevant .

I just knew he was as sweet and nice as the songs he sings. Seeing him in concert and talking only confirms it.

Grew up listening to Bread and still have the lyrics in my brain @59yrs.old

Hi, thank you for the comment, i am glad you enjoyed it. 😄

Fantastic, much appreciated upload!! One I have shared and listened to often. The audience in London LOVED them, too.

@@greglaprade7507 hi greg, glad you enjoyed it.😄

That's true!

I love their music, this band was greatly appreciated in many countries, they were huge in Latin America and still are today!

Thank you! Just listened to Sail Around the World, I love it

My father found out that I have gotten into the Bee Gees and ABBA at age 34 so he gave me a list of bands to check out which included Bread. Are there any other bands that you recommend?

@@LageNomAiNomAiAmbrosia

@@LageNomAiNomAi America (the band)

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So true!

Where is Jimmy Griffin? He was very unappreciated and underrated.

it helps when the band is made up of some of the best session players of the time

@@garyallred806 I think Griffin was kicked out of the group by this time and it was called David Gates and Bread. I agree he added a lot to the group but there seemed to be tension between him and Gates.

You never said to much but still you showed the way, and I knew from watching you.

I actually had a spiritual epiphany while listening to this song in grad school. It was in the background while I was studying when I stopped and took a moment to listen to the beauty in the song. Suddenly everything...EVERYTHING around me became beautiful too...my dorm room, the dorm itself, the school and all the people in it...all became known to me that everything is perfect just the way it is. It's an experience I will never forget.

Always assumed this song was about some girl. Now that I know the real meaning, it's an even MORE powerful song.

Hi, thank you for your comment, i totally agree with you. 😄

Hi David, yes, i couldn't agree more, exceptional talent. 😄

"rock"? Nope. Soft rock, I'd say and even pop ballad... FM top 40 radio but, nevertheless, good music for sure :)

@@1958marky Sure, that's cool too or easy-listening.

Gostaria de ter notícias . Por onde andam o grupo. Ou David Gats

Thank you for your comment, i am pleased that you enjoyed the concert. 😄

You got them before make it with you wow

Hi David, I totally agree and i'm pleased you enjoyed it, i still watch it frequently. Regards, Terry (avcdeal)

Well, I'm 11 years old and I love all the old music and I'm glad there are still some people that were alive during those times to tell all the people that think modern music is "the stuff" that the oldies were "the stuff". My grandparents always tell me about the oldies and I love hearing the stories they tell me.

@@mackenziejames6681 It's great to hear that young people today can still appreciate the music us oldies used to listen to and love. Music will create many good memories for you throughout your life and when you are an oldie yourself, you will be able to re-live them when you hear those songs that meant something to you.😄

@@avcdeal thanks

@@tjvanpopta I totally agree, being just a bit older than you. 😄

Agree

You're totally missing the part where Jimmy Griffin also sang some tunes but none of them are put out as a single. In the classic band lineup was David Gates, Jimmy Griffin, Robby Royer and Mike Botts. David sang vocals and played guitar. Jimmy played guitar, keyboards and percussion and also was a vocalist, Robby was mainly the bass guitarist but he also was percussion, flute or recorder and background vocals and finally Mike Botts was the drummer. Ron Edgar and Jim Gordon were used for piano playing on the first albums. Royer left in 1972 and Larry Knechtel took his role over. Larry also played the harmonica on several songs. The band began in 1967 and took a hiatus in 1973 But returned in 1976 only to officially disband in 1978. David Gates went solo but they decided to reunite in 1995 for one tour. When the touring ended they disbanded for good in 1997.

Griffin and Botts both died in 2005. In 2009 Knechtel passed away.

Thank you for your comment, i am glad you enjoyed it. 😄

Best soft rock group ever!

I don't know much about his pre Bread singles but David Gates gave Saturday's Child to The Monkees and Michael Nesmith did some pre Monkees singles and called himself Michael Blessings!!!

Hi, thank you very much for the comment, i'm pleased it rekindled a few memories for you. 😄

bobwhomn I bought it on a vacation sometime in the early 2000s and listened to it the entire way home over and over. I’ll never forget it! Great band one of my favorites ever!

Hi Ramnil Maglangit, i am so sorry to hear about your mum, music can bring back both happy and sad memories unfortunately. I am glad you liked the video in spite of being sad. I have 2 cancers so i understand very well. 😞

@@avcdeal I was never a fan of Bread, even when I got older and stared collecting 70s albums and all. Maybe for some it takes time to tune in closer, and this live concert helps. I'm replying to both of you, as my own mother is suffering through a second round of breast cancer, God help her. Ramnil, my heart goes out to you, and I understand how these songs can bring out those tears. It hurts, but it can help and not keep everything pent up for long. Likewise, avcdeal, I hope there is some healing for you and your spirits lifted. Count it a good deed to you that you shared out this old recording of a live show. And it's a bonus seeing how David Gates and the group seem to be enjoying themselves with the audience in this performance. Thank you for sharing this.

@@Nethanel773 thank you so much for your kind comment, i really appreciate it. I'm glad you eventually began to enjoy Bread. I still watch this video from time to time myself. 😄

So sorry to hear that - Music is always there for us in moments of deep need

So sorry for your loss. My generation listens to 70's, 80's more than ever, and we will see our loved ones soon. God bless.

Hi msr111, i quite agree and i am sure their music will continue to endure. Regards, Avcdeal

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Thank you for your comment and i totally agree about the awesome talent that Bread was blessed with. 😄

Hi Lana, music is such a wonderful media for evoking memories, glad you enjoyed it. 😄

I agree Lana. Listen to my song and see if you like it too. I'd be very grateful kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNWIrZShnNS1kac.html

A hero. 🙂

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Bless you

Wheres Aubrey? Not yet written perhaps?😂

D best of all

Nope sorry it is lip synced. Otherwise who is singing harmony on Everything I own? The bass and other guitar player wasn't. The drummer doesn't have a vocal mic. He does have a boom to pick up cymbals. However it was common in those days due mostly to time and money for all bands to lip sync. The very best you could hope for would for them to sing to a prerecorded track(to give a live feel and appearance). Plus his voice doesn't change volume when backing to and from the mic. That doesn't make them any less great. It was really a money/time thing.

@zalewskimm please read the WHOLE comment. It very easy could have been synced to a prerecorded live track. Again where are the backing vocalist? He's good. But not that good.

@@tjvanpopta Please explain background harmonies with no vocal mics and they are not singing. I'm sure Mr Gates is good Just not that good

@@tjvanpopta really that's your comeback? I do kn ow the other members. Glad you took the time to look them up. Not sure what their names have to do with it. Being a Bread fan as you are please watch the whole video. Everything I Own has harmonies on the chorus. Please listen the watch the video. NO ONE ELSE IS SINGING. NO ONE ELSE HAS A VOCAL MIC. Just sort of odd. No looking for a fight but since I worked for Dick Clark production back in the 70s. I'm aware of what and how certain things were done then. Shit like this always bothered me. Similar to no cords for the guitars. Before cordless came along. Happy Turkey Day.

Nope...not lip sync....if you watch the credits at the end it even names the backing vocalist....probably in the wings. This is a live performance for sure.

Hi Bernadette, glad you enjoyed it, i hope the tears were tears of joy. 😄

Good music NEVER gets old....no matter how old WE get!!!

Old but Gold

DEC 2019 ...still

@@todddrummer4350 29/01/20 and forever

Hi, thank you for the comment, i was surprised that my video was quite so rare but pleased people are enjoying it. 😄

@@delamr1 Hi, thank you, i am 80 years old and i share the same memories 😄

all is song are great but cloud and rain was at the top

Hi Scott, i totally agree, he is an amazing talent. 😄

Hi, thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed it. 😄

I wonder if they ever came to Australia 🇦🇺

I agree.

You mean that auto tune trash that lets anyone sound heavenly? No we're not really fooled by it lol!

Not sooo fast, there is still new beautiful music out here, you just have to not listen to radio music. Check out the indie labels you might be amazed Im a product of the 60's and 70's and now 61 yrs old. Trust me, if you open music outside of the plastic, computerized faked radio music you will be so happily surprised ✌💜

Totally agree

Yeah like the katy perra shit

Hi Rose, thank you for your comment, glad you enjoyed it. 😄

@Steve Shortridge no, you are quite right, but i hope you still enjoyed it. 😄

Hi Sebastian, thank you for the comment, i am.glad you enjoyed the video. I didn't realise just how rare it was until i put it on youtube, i also love America. 😄

Add Chicago to this list! I also loved Toto! 😀

Hi Jorge, many thanks for your kind comment and i am very happy that you enjoyed it. 😄

Hi Steve, I quite agree and thank you for commenting.😄

Bread for my soul. Listen to them everyday.

Thanks Tim, that is interesting, i will take a look. 😄

Tim S - Yes! Larry played on so many other hits since the early 1960’s when he was just a kid! Then man was truly an AMAZINGLY GIFTED MUSICIAN. He was a main player in The Wrecking Crew, in the 1960’s. He played on Frank Sinatra’s “Strangers In The Night” smash hit, and too many others to mention.

Larry was part of THE WRECKING CREW of the late 60s in LA. Played on many hit records

I love his work on "Let Your Love Go", that harpsichord gives me a very good time.

That was actually Dean Parks on lead guitar, Jimmy Griffin had left the group for a second time in 1977.

HI James Last, well, that's a famous name. I agree that Bread were an amazing band and i am pleased you enjoyed the concert.😄

Hi Nate, glad you enjoyed it, thanks for the comment. 😄

Words are not suffice to thank you for sharing this video...truly brings back good good memories of my younger years..i can vividly remembered putting the bread poster as my notebook cover...what a nostalgic feeling while watching this..and to be honest playing it over and over again...

PS...David Gates is stunningly handsome❤