There will never be a group as dynamic as The Cowsills. Talented musicians, thrilling performers, international sex symbols, and compassionate humanitarians. Thank you.
+PHL76Music ...I think they nly did 2 complete solo shows during 2015 for their 50th anniversary both in NY at the Cutting Room! and i filmed both front row. Glad you like them!! They always pit on a great show and are very personal with the audience!
Seeing them perform "Deliver Me" warms my heart. Bill's version of that song, with 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑩𝒍𝒖𝒆 𝑺𝒉𝒂𝒅𝒐𝒘𝒔, literally sent chills up my spine the first time I heard it. 𝑩𝒍𝒖𝒆 𝑺𝒉𝒂𝒅𝒐𝒘𝒔 guitarist Jeffrey Hatcher wrote it, but Bill put his own indelible stamp on it.
Hell for a 1965 song written by 2 kids barely into their teens. Why this didn't chart is beyond me . As far as the song I just wanta be me should have been out there with anything that was playing on the radio...
Sorry I missed them at this NY performance. So glad they're still playing & sharing their music & fun energy. Thanks for posting. Long live The Cowsills ❤
Man, they're so talented, I can't get enough of them, they're unbelievable!! P.s. That part where bob went "I feel like the show is ending" and then Paul went "thanks for coming!" And then leaves made me laugh!! XD
Gerald Butler: Did you not grow up in the 60s? Oh, NO! What you may have missed when The Cowsills where the original musical family in their prime! Their original albums are still available on Amazon if you would like to do some catching up.
Michael Hill: Very astute of you to notice the Gretsch guitars! The Gretsch staff head will catch my attention every time! The Cowsills always preferred playing Gretsch (with the exception of Barry's Hofner bass in the early years). I wonder whatever became of Bill's Country Gentleman; I saw a video of Barry playing it, filmed some years ago. I will never forget Bill performing The Beatles' "Michelle" solo on the Gretsch when I saw them in Canton, Ohio in 1970. Awesome! I have always been a Gretsch lover myself, and finally acquired a vintage 1962 Chet Atkins model Country Gentleman, and a VOX AC30/C2 amplifier in keeping with the George Harrison tradition!
Real talent will always rise to the top. The Cowsills are pure talent.
Talent never dies. These folks are living proof.
YES.
There will never be a group as dynamic as The Cowsills. Talented musicians, thrilling performers, international sex symbols, and compassionate humanitarians. Thank you.
I absolutely have loved The Cowsills since their first hit!!! Such talent!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow now 55 years ago. Where has the time gone. Cowsills were & are so talented. Send me back to the 60s.
The Rain in the Park and other things is my favorite, favorite song of all time yes this is gold.
I love this song 50 years, they still sound fantastic.
They were so underated..and made fun of..a rare talent..when they play live it's better than studio..thats real talent..
Thanks so much for sharing this Tom!!
I have to have a daily dose of my Cowsills. Thanks
I also just saw them on The Happy Together Tour. Loved them! Also, just watched the docu about them. So sad.
So good. Thank you.
Perfect harmony
I hope that at the moment I die I hear the Sweet sounds of the Cowsill music!!!!
Rain in the park and other things favorite song.
They are so amazing
How cool to run across this! I just saw them on the Happy Together tour and I wanted more... and sure enough, here it is. :-) Thanks!
+PHL76Music ...I think they nly did 2 complete solo shows during 2015 for their 50th anniversary both in NY at the Cutting Room! and i filmed both front row. Glad you like them!! They always pit on a great show and are very personal with the audience!
Not only are they so talented, the most kindest and gracious people you would ever meet!
Seeing them perform "Deliver Me" warms my heart. Bill's version of that song, with 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑩𝒍𝒖𝒆 𝑺𝒉𝒂𝒅𝒐𝒘𝒔, literally sent chills up my spine the first time I heard it. 𝑩𝒍𝒖𝒆 𝑺𝒉𝒂𝒅𝒐𝒘𝒔 guitarist Jeffrey Hatcher wrote it, but Bill put his own indelible stamp on it.
Hell for a 1965 song written by 2 kids barely into their teens. Why this didn't chart is beyond me . As far as the song I just wanta be me should have been out there with anything that was playing on the radio...
Sorry I missed them at this NY performance. So glad they're still playing & sharing their music & fun energy. Thanks for posting. Long live The Cowsills ❤
They are so amazing I love this
Love it that they still sing Deliver me
Man, they're so talented, I can't get enough of them, they're unbelievable!! P.s. That part where bob went "I feel like the show is ending" and then Paul went "thanks for coming!" And then leaves made me laugh!! XD
why? Have I not heard before? love it.
Gerald Butler: Did you not grow up in the 60s? Oh, NO! What you may have missed when The Cowsills where the original musical family in their prime! Their original albums are still available on Amazon if you would like to do some catching up.
Thanks for posting, yall really should cut some new music, since you certainly have the talent and tight voices. Please never retire !!
I would have liked to see more of Susan on this video (because I am 68 years old but I AM NOT dead).
Always a cutie.
Guapo viejo: I am 67 years old, and also NOT DEAD! Nice to see someone else from the 60s still appreciates the ultimate Cowsill cutie!
@@marktoohey7046 Im 65 yrs old, and Susan is still very cute for 60 something.
I love the Cowsills….
Where is the Cutting Room and other places they perform.!!!! Would try to get there!!!! They are TERRIFIC!!!!
Nesta Abbott It's in NYC. They're playing there tonight!
Wonderfull
They are the best talent out there ! They are better than The Partridge Family they are that good ! Love them the best !
The Cutting Room/Tom Guillotine?
Is that Barry’s Gretsch that Susan is playing?
Michael Hill: Very astute of you to notice the Gretsch guitars! The Gretsch staff head will catch my attention every time! The Cowsills always preferred playing Gretsch (with the exception of Barry's Hofner bass in the early years). I wonder whatever became of Bill's Country Gentleman; I saw a video of Barry playing it, filmed some years ago. I will never forget Bill performing The Beatles' "Michelle" solo on the Gretsch when I saw them in Canton, Ohio in 1970. Awesome! I have always been a Gretsch lover myself, and finally acquired a vintage 1962 Chet Atkins model Country Gentleman, and a VOX AC30/C2 amplifier in keeping with the George Harrison tradition!