Відео

건강한 돌,흙,자연.ㅡ너무좋다.광산사업은 역시 대단하구나.

Hosted Mike and the band (this line up and later) many times in Leicester, Loughborough and Leicestershire (UK) at numerous venues. Spent many weekends in London with him, stayng with him in Battledean Rd, off the Holloway Rd. After one particularly inebriated evening where I moaned at length about not seeing my kids ( I was recently separated and subsequently divorced) the next time i saw him he handed me a cassette with the achingly poignant 'Lullaby' on it - he'd only written a song for me !! Such a great man , miss him always, listen to his music often. SteveB

Players here are: lead vocals Mike Khan , guitarists Gerald McCammick & David Watson, bassist Lofty Whitaker, and drummer Dave LaMora. I think this is at the Dublin Pub, around 1991-ish. Mike sure could spin the tale, couldn't he?

Celebrate March 11, 2015 When I was born

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A bit rough considering, one rehearsal with this line up (Chris Cuthbert drums) since opening for melvins @musicfestNW (Roseland theater) in 2006. Setlist is Shake E. Lee, Dank Hangar, Derailer, Lotus, and Thy Bowl Runneth Over.

Brilliant band...saw them very early 90s

THANK YOU FOR THE UPLOAD BUDDY 👍🏻🙏🏻

These are not art cars.

Well said.

Hes homeless bro I see him all the time and that thing hes pushing around is a house he made

Hi Eric Squires, permission to use part of this video to post on facebook? My dad was speaking at the 1:11:55 mark.

Nice!

90s Atomic 61!!

Saw these guys many times in the 90's. Always a blast live!

Is that Lofty behind Mike?

That’s near my work

Brings back those nights at EJs. So rad

They are a long way from downtown Portland

Podium

Finally, something that doesn't suck on youtube...I liked how you didn't talk all the way through and just let the ambient sound happen

Never forget the Stapleton Hall tavern round 82 and Hare and hounds this singer made my Saturday night also remember his Red denims and always chewing gum an that clear voice

lmao it's kinda funny that's REALLY close to where I live

Lmao! Awesome!

Well at least he's not guzzling fossil fuels like everybody else...

What’s the name of the opening song? I own the record but can’t remember. Been in storage for years

Thank you for creating and sharing this video, Eric!

Do you have a copy of Patrick's vision mentioned in the video. It would be helpful to see it

Excellent, Eric! Thank you for this.

Extremely useful for those of us who couldn't make the meeting. Wonderful example of how talented volunteering helps us! Thank you Eric.

Thanks so much for making this available.

This is absolutely awesome

Killer band.Still on heavy rotation in my house since the early 90’s.👍

He had one of the best blues voices of the time.He was friendly with Grateful dead & had connections with Little Richard

Nice one Eric. I used to go see the Khan Band in Islington in the late Eighties, usually at the Hare & Hounds. Great nights. What a voice he had.

I miss driving past the clover at 175th and Scholls Ferry where the new high school is now. All the clover is gone.

Thanks for capturing this before it is desecrated and destroyed by land development companies

You make very great points Kevin. I'm impressed!

Hey Eric this is kompton it may not seem like it but this is me I need some tips on getting subscribers it would help. :D

From Mick from North London: Well done Eric, a greatly appreciated contributionon as to Mike Khan/'The Khan Band on the web, allowing current and following generations an excellent taster of just what a fabulous experience it was to have seen Mike and his band perform live. I first saw Mike Khan perform in the 70's in a North London pub called 'The Kings Head' (Islington High Street - so many fabulous nights listening to his and other fabulous bands and musicians there - at the time as young punters we simply had no idea just how incredibly priviliged we were to see so many great performers in that and other local venues regularly). I then lost track of Mike until long after his ''Young love'' major single success but was fortunate enough to have come across him again at the end of the 80's in another pub in the same road (the Hare & Hounds') run by Scottish Joe and English Marie, both RIP - abley assisted in their later years by Scottish Arthur to whom Mick & Grace send their very best regards. Joe & Marie lived and breathed live acts/music and staged only top quality bands. We would not miss in particular a Saturday night when 'The Khan band' were on. So sad to have heard of Mike also passing-on several years back. Our sincerest condolences to Mike's family. Such a very deep sad blow in addition to North London. It wasn't where Mike came from, but it was where he and others of like mind of the time seemed to have made it their 'home from home' and very welcome he/they were. Until the 1970's lslington in particular was what those of us who were born there, would frankly then call a 'shit-hole', Mike Khan and others of his ilk laid the foundations to make it somewhat a different place (just wish in 2018 I could still afford to live there! - such is life - but what memories Mike et-al have provided to console me in my economic exile). Mike Khan is sorely also missed by everyone who had the good fortune in life to have seen him/the Khan band perform live. It appears to occasional outsiders to his life that Mr Mike Khan had been 'knocking on heavens door' for many years - wonder if he made it?

overpriced.

One of the greatest early 90's PDX bands ever!!!!

This is insane

all the movies about BM. I enjoyed this the most.