The song never ever gets old..amazing & look at Miller, man we are all old now aren't we. I hate it.
@patriciagonzales2148Сағат бұрын
Wow 2 of the greats. Gregg & Dickie miss them both. ❤ always sounded great live. Gregg voice, always on point. ❤️❤️❤️Dickie always an amazing, amazing player. Wore out all their LP’s growing up in the 70s.
@richardbrucemusic3 сағат бұрын
Not sure what "Third Degree" is, but the video opens with "Going Down Slow" - a Jimmy Oden song - which was covered by Duane Allman and appeared on "Duane Allman: An Anthology". Some of the best soloing I've heard from EC during this era. And this version of "Tearing Us Apart" is just smokin' with Sheryl Crow really bringing it on vocals. Gotta get the DVD!
@_Master_M10 сағат бұрын
My Hippiephase was in the 80is - I always was in the meaning that i was born in the wrong time - How i wish i was there and live this great Live of freedom and unity - But it was not in the Plan of my Saviour - What a waste of time and Inspiration to live in this angry new digital World 🔱
@PHEONIXJADE111123 сағат бұрын
❤❤❤❤the best
@commentarywiseisbiasКүн бұрын
Michael Schenker!
@princephilip-v5tКүн бұрын
Keith on a Firebird 😮
@jeanniehughes1761Күн бұрын
I can’t believe I never heard him before but I thought he was in a video seen talking Jimi Hendrix she could be wrong but I know my late he knew he was he own every great artist music plus he was guitar players jazz blues and was a left handed bass player this man is greatness I wasn’t a blues fan a young woman from New Orleans but moved to Bay Area Berkeley this doesn’t sound the blues up in am listening to my favorites he makes his guitar talks at 72 that all I do RIP Jonny Winter this 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@thomaswalker726Күн бұрын
Ther icon😊
@edwardclark9057Күн бұрын
Joe didn't need the Eagles.....the Eagles needed Joe
@doleary703Күн бұрын
The haunting magnificence of Neil playing a Martin tuned to double dropped D tuning.
@maryross3834Күн бұрын
fuck me how good is Johnny Winter in Aug 2024?
@dansmith58602 күн бұрын
I played rock in a local band in the mid 70s. This was one of the first tunes our band leader wrote up for us. We enjoyed playing a lot of their music.
@WalterDeSutter2 күн бұрын
WHO IS THIS LADY WITH THE HAT ? search !
@MrCretemaniam2 күн бұрын
I come over a long line of great musicians in my family blah blah blah I got turned on to Neil Young by some miracle when I was about 12. I'm now 67. Not a total freak about him... Just when I listen to him.🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤😮
@gwugluud2 күн бұрын
If you show this to a chick now, she’ll think it’s “dorky”.
@vladimirbinic19473 күн бұрын
Who could booh SRV 😱
@scottb55243 күн бұрын
This is Genius at Play!
@nathanmurray12753 күн бұрын
What my brother and I did that day could never happen today. We were clear back in the south stadium when we decided to roam around and take in the sights and music. We got all the way to the north stadium bleachers behind the stage where there were no people. The elevated stage was built up right up against the lower seats of the north stadium and we just started moving down to the stage. In this video you can see the curtain back drops on both sides and behind the stage and you can see a gap between the back and side panels. This is where we entered and walked onto the stage. We could see the crowd in Memorial Stadium from the performers vantage point. I was standing next to a guitar case that had a bumper sticker that said "Country Swing Ain't Dead, It's Asleep At The Wheel" Next thing I know John Denver is standing 10 feet away from us. We exchanged greetings and thanked him for coming to Lincoln for this benefit, face to face with that big John Denver smile. We saw no one who looked like security and no one bothered us. We did not stay long but that is a memory that will long be with me. I was 31. There was a video on KZfaq of John Denver. If you can find it it is worth watching.
@user-wc6tn1be6f4 күн бұрын
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@paulogaivotaum85744 күн бұрын
Milhares de músicos e plateias de uivando Pax Amor,neutralizaram,a guerra mundial...e a música continua Até agora 2025
@paulogaivotaum85744 күн бұрын
Paz amor e Rock,foi atitude Q o criador permitiu para neutralizar a ira no planeta, enviando anjos com vozes estridente e guitarras distorcidas
@sickoancestry49734 күн бұрын
My favorate! Thanks for posting!!!!
@dplzkc67135 күн бұрын
Nice 🙂
@FrankRuebcke5 күн бұрын
Keyboards, Vocals - Mike Harrison Bass - Steve Thompson Drums - Mike Kellie Guitar - Luther Grosvenor Keyboards - John Hawken December Tour 1970
@jeanperino47905 күн бұрын
Brian Jones le 🌌 meilleur des meilleurs . Toujours vivant de 💕 légendes . 65 l' année stones .St Louis Blues , merci Chek Berry et les autres artistes noirs . Les cris de joie déjà 🙀🙀 à l' époque .Le succès grandissant . Over dose . Brian Jones funérailles , la fin d'une époque éphémère .Les souvenirs de notre jeunesse à jamais 🎉🎉🎉. Retour au source . Ça fait 👍👍👍 du bien en2024 . Merci 😚😘 You Tube . Its last Time for ever. Pour toujours ❤❤❤ Attends moi j'arrive 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@marklewis89755 күн бұрын
This . .. fuckin rocks ❤
@ralfkreienbuhl46466 күн бұрын
What a time it was. Best periode of music!
@Derrymcg6 күн бұрын
Greggs a mess got sober then fired Dickey for being as he was
@user-wc6tn1be6f6 күн бұрын
I like❤ soul & sound
@RONALDO-ij6qu6 күн бұрын
Growing Up, The Doobies were *All Over* the Local Radio dial.. The Doobie Brothers are *ICONIC* Music from the 1970s into the 1980s
@cobybryson66687 күн бұрын
AWESOME !! Susan Marie PSYCHO VIRGO Holloway Bryson Baby MY LOVE 😍 XOXO ❤
@alanjones54227 күн бұрын
Would love to see him play Diving Duck with that top hat on 😊
@user-fs2nl6kt5x7 күн бұрын
Johnny and his band really smoked that set. He's singing while laying down some mean licks. This is totally fkn awesome.
@curtiswooley19737 күн бұрын
Absolutely amazing
@leonleon37738 күн бұрын
an absolute killer wow
@robertmatasjr92718 күн бұрын
First ever concert I went too. Something I’ll never forget
@Arturo-zd9dx8 күн бұрын
This Vato was Heavy metal Master right from the get go.yeah baby
@WarriorCatOfficial8 күн бұрын
I'm still in shock that they actually did knockin on heavens door. What a time to have been in! What hasn't this band done?
@daveinindy8 күн бұрын
Second drummer couldn't keep up the groove - I could drum better than he did at this concert. I've heard him in subsequent videos, and he did just fine. I guess everyone has a bad night or two. Peter was/is ALWAYS in the groove. A great rendition of a great song.
@tampatim82328 күн бұрын
Ravi Sankar, the only performer that got paid. Where's the love, Ravi?
@deano87369 күн бұрын
I was always into Johnny Winter since the very 1st time I herd him back in the early 70's, saw him Live several times around Buffalo. Always put on a great live show. I must say that this recording is one of the best I seen on youtube of Johnny Winter! thanks for posting some real music.
@robertgormley6849 күн бұрын
Iconic, classic, beautiful.
@danilobriz84999 күн бұрын
field what ?
@robertcalva37739 күн бұрын
I'm a big Johnny Winter fan and have never seen this entire show until now. Although I don't like the sound of the black Lazer as much as his Firebird or the white Lazer, he killed it on this show!! YEAH!!!!!!!!
@lorenzoblum8689 күн бұрын
Too much to write.... 👏❤️🙏
@Arlo360-Official9 күн бұрын
Yes, I was there, also only 16 and supporting the film crew. That line about the camera man being fixated on Grace Slick may be true but it's not the reason you don't see Marty Balin in the final edit. The reality is we had only two camera rolling and the one assigned to Marty ran out of film so Grace is all they had to use when cutting the film. He eventually re-lpaded but ya, I saw her and she was stunning.
@MattBaker-zd8nq10 күн бұрын
Stevie will always be a hero to me
@robertcalva377310 күн бұрын
Johnny was really 'on' at this show. I've got a bootleg VHS copy of this show. Definitely one of Johnny's best!