Какую силу воли надо иметь и в тоже время любить своего зрителя ,что бы вот так вот скажем не в лучшей своей форме спеть ,так темпераментно и страстно ,как это делал Брайан ! Светлая память ,этому замечательному певцу ,музыканту да и как человеку ! 👍🌟👑🎸😔💐
Er gab wie immer alles, trotz gesundheitlicher Probleme. Das rechne ich ihm hoch an. Mir tut Brian unheimlich leid wie er enden musste😢😢😢😢 Er hat bitter für seine Sucht bezahlen müssen. Für mich bis heute meine Lichtgestalt🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💓💓💓💓💓💓
Ja, der Meinung bin ich auch. Außerdem sollte man nicht nur alles dem Alkohol zuschreiben. Er war als Kind schon krank und wusste lange nichts von seinen Herzproblemen. In den wilden 70ern haben wir auch schon früh Alkohol getrunken und geraucht. Ich bin in der DDR aufgewachsen und wenn es eines immer gab, dann war es Alkohol. Außerdem haben wir mit unserem Verhalten und der lauten Musik, die wir eigentlich nicht hören sollten, gegen die Verhältnisse rebelliert.
@@utagoldmann7707 sag mir eine Band in den wilden 70ern die nicht geraucht und getrunken hat. Dem zu widerstehen war sehr schwer und erforderte jede Menge Disziplin. Einer steckt so ein Leben besser weg, andere weniger. Brian's Leben fing nicht gut an und seine Meningitis zog sich wohl durch sein Leben und kam später in Form des Nervenleidens wieder zu Tage. Bei Brian kam so vieles zusammen, dass der Körper irgendwann streikte😢 Ihr im Osten musstet ja irgendwie rebellieren. Wir die im Westen groß würden, können uns das gar nicht so vorstellen. Aber auch im Westen floß der Alkohol und man kam ja irgendwie immer dran.
Ja, seine Start ins Leben verlief nicht gut, eine Mutter, die sich nicht um ihn gekümmert hat als er krank wurde. Aber ich denke, die Musik hat ihm Spaß gemacht, aber wie auch bei vielen anderen Stars endete sein Leben tragisch. Ich bin froh, dass er mich mit seiner Musik so glücklich gemacht hat und heute noch tut. Ich werde ihn nie vergessen und auch seine Musik wird bei mir immer laufen, ob bei der Hausarbeit oder im Garten. Man kann die Zeit nicht zurückdrehen, aber man kann sich immer daran erinnern. Ich bin so froh, dass ich in den 70ern ein Teenager war, es war die beste Zeit 💖🎉🎶🎸🎧📻🔊
@@utagoldmann7707 ..Es ist sehr wohl der Alkohol bei ihm gewesen, dadurch wurde sein Herz noch kranker...Nicht jeder Mensch ist gleich. beim anderen macht der Alk nicht viel aus ,und er andere wird krank dadurch.
This guy got kicked out of Sweet because his voice wasn't the same as in the early years. Can you see the injustice? He was singing well, giving the heart, that was not enough ??? Fuck, Brian smoked a lot, not to mention that fight where he was assaulted with 15 kicks in the throat. After all that, do you still want his voice to continue as it was at 71? Holy shit! Brian was wronged, kicked out of his own band, which aggravated his alcohol addiction. I'm sorry, Brian. You deserved so much more love and understanding!
Siento que tienes mucha razón,yo tampoco entiendo cómo pudieron expulsarlo si el fue el fundador de la banda junto a Mick ,quizás no supo o no pudo defender sus derechos?
@@georginaguajardo8083,he wasn’t kicked out. He left because was fed up with Andy Scott’s dramas. Nobody could kick him out from his own band. He created the band, it was his idea. He asked Mick Tucker and Steven Priest to join him and create a new band. The original line up was: Brian Francis Connolly,Steven Priest,Mick Tucker,Frank Torpey. The band was created in 1967.Andy Scott is the 3rd guitar player HIRED by Brian in the late summer of 1970. So Scott is not from the original line as he pretend. Just go on Wikipedia and check for “The Sweet band “. Have a good day.🤓
@@camier.-s.2935 Andy war schon nach kurzer Zeit unzufrieden, weil er nicht die Nummer 1 war... sondern Brian die Fans anzog. Scott hat immer gestänkert und Brian nach dem bösen Vorfall 1974 wegen der Stimmveränderung gemobbt.
This is a very powerful performance. His best? Probably not, but really unexpected how good it actually was. I have always wished that I could have seen them, but I was just a little too young in the late 70s. I'm glad I found this video. All we ever hear of Brian's final days are pain and misery, but this show was a nice bit of light.
No, it was certainly not Brian's best performance. It was the best display of his courage: a courage far superior to his beauty, which had been astonishing in his youth. On that stage all his fragility, human vulnerability, shown as any person could have done, on that stage the ability to smile bearing the cross, as few in life know how to do, on that stage the strength to show on his face the signs of illness, of suffering, of pain in body and soul, virtues of people you can count on your fingertips. Then magically the trembling disappears, sweep away the fatigue...a sense of pure light and splendour remains... And it's always for this that I cannot help but thank him... for everything.❤
Steve once said that Brian left the band cause he wanted to do country music... What a lie!!! Sweet was HIS band !! He loved Sweet and would never left! He was kicked out of his own band and I blame the other Sweet members for what happened to him.
Exuse Steve priest and Andy Scott and mick Turner was good men they shouldent be blamed for brian connolly leaveing band I dont know if u see that now what am putting couse u said about Brian connolly being kick out u said that ages ago bout I just thought I tell u that the other sweet members and shoudent be blamed for brian connolly leaveing sweet
@@sallyannekloar1470 You're a fool. Everyone knows that Andy Scott led the move to push Brian out. Priest followed his lead. Tucker didn't agree but eventually caved. It's well-documented despite your lack of knowledge, which is odd since you claim to love them so much.
@@joan-annebross9217 do not be nasty to Andy no Andy Scott did not push Brian connolly out of sweet why are u being nasty to Andy Scott and dont be nasty to me too am sally anne age 45 from normanton west Yorkshire England I dont know who u think u are u nasy shit bout do not be nasty to Andy Scott like I said he dident push Brian connolly out of sweet dident Andy and I have lots of knowledge thing u and I do love 70s group sweet
@@sallyannekloar1470 I don't care where you're from. You are WRONG & everyone knows it. It is WELL-KNOWN, by all but you evidently, that Andy Scott pushed out Brian bcs of his alcoholism. Steve Priest agreed, & Tucker eventually caved. Brian was missing recording sessions & was drunk & on drugs to the point where he was pulled from the stage in Alabama bcs he didn't know who or where he was. They should have helped him, but didn't. Do some damn reading, woman! And stop telling people whom they can & can't like in the band. You have no right to do that. How many here must rebuke you before you stop with your foolishness? You even state that Sweet can't have liked America! Just who the hell do you think you are?!
to Brett: I think it's great of you to give opinion on the comments of other fans. I like that. The sight of Brian cuts me to the heart. I should this presentation better not compare the performances of the 70s of SWEET. He still seems to give everything on stage, it is exhausting for him to find the right tone. How Aussie Outlaw already mentioned, Brian Connolly was fantastic. I have been more than 40 years to be a Sweet fan and it'll be up to my last breath! Dave Farmer has done a good job, at the same time I think of the incredible-madness drummer Mick Tucker and another painful loss! R.i.P. my boys - Brian and Mick!
Well hello there to Ellen R, hope you are good. Thanks again for your comment Ellen, i dig it. Brian was in good form that night even did a double encore for us. Unfortunately Brian couldn't get the dental work completed in time for this show...........and he wasn't about to let something like that get in the way of a bit of Rock n Roll ! Videos/pics from after this time show that things were soon back to normal. Of course you can't really compare against the original Sweet from the 70s, Brian would have told you that himself. Dave Farmer returns for this gig and a diff bass player too, and there were no rehearsals only a soundcheck. So everyone did a pretty good job of flying by the seat of their pants i think. I'm a long time Sweet fan like you and i also wish Brian and Mick were still here with us. Both these gentlemen had decorum and etiquette as well as being proper Rock n Roll champions. Enjoy the rest of the day Ellen and stay Sweet. Regards from Brett.
to Brett: Myslím, že je od tebe skvělé, že jsi vyjádřil názor na komentáře ostatních fanoušků. To se mi líbí. Pohled na Briana mě rve u srdce. Měl bych tuto prezentaci raději nesrovnávat s výkony 70. let SWEET. Zdá se, že na pódiu ze sebe stále dává všechno, je pro něj vyčerpávající najít ten správný tón. Jak již zmínil Aussie Outlaw, Brian Connolly byl fantastický. Bylo mi více než 40 let, abych byl fanouškem Sweet a bude to až do mého posledního dechu! Dave Farmer odvedl dobrou práci, zároveň myslím na neuvěřitelného šílenství bubeníka Micka Tuckera a další bolestnou ztrátu! R.i.P. moji chlapci - Brian a Mick!
SAD, and very hard for me to watch , although he does a brave Job at an actually hard song to Sing, hard to catch a breath. Would have cut the Drum Solo, but just my 2 Bobs worth . BRIAN CONNOLLY up their with NODDY HOLDER and JIM MORRISON as my 3 BEST Ever Lead Singers of Amazing BANDS
Hi Aussie Outlaw hope you are good. For me Brian Connolly is the epitome of 70's pop/rock vocalists. Brian did a good job that night even did a double encore for us. Don't be sad.........he still rocked. You take care and best wishes regards from Brett.
Hey Aussie Outlaw, this is the Rock 'n Roll Outlaw from the Netherlands. I've seen this band play live and i must say Dave Farmer is a great drummer. He 's one of two drummers i know who can play the Ballroom Blitz intro very very close to Mick's version. Other drummers, even Bruce, don't even come close to it.
G'day Alex, Dave Farmer on drums. He was in Brians old BC Sweet for many a year, this was his first gig with Brian for a while. He's also a founder member of another 70s outfit "Blackfoot Sue", along with his other 2 brothers. All 3 of the Farmer Brothers gig very regulary here in South/West London as Cry Wolf, which the last time i saw them a few weeks back was in fact a Blackfoot Sue gig ! Anyway Alex cobber see you soon regards
Hi Habibi9200, thanks for your comment glad you like the video. Sorry but i can't help you with the bass players name, i did meet him twice however it was a longtime ago and i just can't remember. Thanks again for your comment regards Brett.
Brian wanted to be on stage, despite pain and problems. It make Him better then sit down and get depresion. What a brave, proud man.
One of the best Singer that i Saw.. Brian Francis Connolly...Rip my Sweet love!! 💕💕💕💕🇧🇷
R.I.P. Brian 💕
Best frontman ever 🎤🎶💖
You are always in our hearts 💝
Keep on rocking in heaven with Mick 🥁 and Steve 🎸
Какую силу воли надо иметь и в тоже время любить своего зрителя ,что бы вот так вот скажем не в лучшей своей форме спеть ,так темпераментно и страстно ,как это делал Брайан ! Светлая память ,этому замечательному певцу ,музыканту да и как человеку ! 👍🌟👑🎸😔💐
Er gab wie immer alles, trotz gesundheitlicher Probleme. Das rechne ich ihm hoch an.
Mir tut Brian unheimlich leid wie er enden musste😢😢😢😢
Er hat bitter für seine Sucht bezahlen müssen.
Für mich bis heute meine Lichtgestalt🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💓💓💓💓💓💓
Ja, der Meinung bin ich auch. Außerdem sollte man nicht nur alles dem Alkohol zuschreiben. Er war als Kind schon krank und wusste lange nichts von seinen Herzproblemen. In den wilden 70ern haben wir auch schon früh Alkohol getrunken und geraucht. Ich bin in der DDR aufgewachsen und wenn es eines immer gab, dann war es Alkohol. Außerdem haben wir mit unserem Verhalten und der lauten Musik, die wir eigentlich nicht hören sollten, gegen die Verhältnisse rebelliert.
@@utagoldmann7707 sag mir eine Band in den wilden 70ern die nicht geraucht und getrunken hat. Dem zu widerstehen war sehr schwer und erforderte jede Menge Disziplin. Einer steckt so ein Leben besser weg, andere weniger.
Brian's Leben fing nicht gut an und seine Meningitis zog sich wohl durch sein Leben und kam später in Form des Nervenleidens wieder zu Tage. Bei Brian kam so vieles zusammen, dass der Körper irgendwann streikte😢
Ihr im Osten musstet ja irgendwie rebellieren. Wir die im Westen groß würden, können uns das gar nicht so vorstellen. Aber auch im Westen floß der Alkohol und man kam ja irgendwie immer dran.
Ja, seine Start ins Leben verlief nicht gut, eine Mutter, die sich nicht um ihn gekümmert hat als er krank wurde. Aber ich denke, die Musik hat ihm Spaß gemacht, aber wie auch bei vielen anderen Stars endete sein Leben tragisch.
Ich bin froh, dass er mich mit seiner Musik so glücklich gemacht hat und heute noch tut. Ich werde ihn nie vergessen und auch seine Musik wird bei mir immer laufen, ob bei der Hausarbeit oder im Garten. Man kann die Zeit nicht zurückdrehen, aber man kann sich immer daran erinnern. Ich bin so froh, dass ich in den 70ern ein Teenager war, es war die beste Zeit 💖🎉🎶🎸🎧📻🔊
@@utagoldmann7707 👍👍👍❤️🎧🎤🎶🎹🎸🥁🤩💝 70er das
beste Jahrzehnt ever, Sweet die beste Band ever, Brian ist unser Sauerstoff bis ans Ende unserer Tage💖💖💖💖💖💖
@@utagoldmann7707 ..Es ist sehr wohl der Alkohol bei ihm gewesen, dadurch wurde sein Herz noch kranker...Nicht jeder Mensch ist gleich. beim anderen macht der Alk nicht viel aus ,und er andere wird krank dadurch.
RIP Brian Connolly
I will ALWAYS adore him
Супер!!!❤❤❤
This guy got kicked out of Sweet because his voice wasn't the same as in the early years. Can you see the injustice?
He was singing well, giving the heart, that was not enough ???
Fuck, Brian smoked a lot, not to mention that fight where he was assaulted with 15 kicks in the throat. After all that, do you still want his voice to continue as it was at 71? Holy shit!
Brian was wronged, kicked out of his own band, which aggravated his alcohol addiction.
I'm sorry, Brian. You deserved so much more love and understanding!
Siento que tienes mucha razón,yo tampoco entiendo cómo pudieron expulsarlo si el fue el fundador de la banda junto a Mick ,quizás no supo o no pudo defender sus derechos?
@@georginaguajardo8083,he wasn’t kicked out. He left because was fed up with Andy Scott’s dramas. Nobody could kick him out from his own band. He created the band, it was his idea. He asked Mick Tucker and Steven Priest to join him and create a new band. The original line up was: Brian Francis Connolly,Steven Priest,Mick Tucker,Frank Torpey. The band was created in 1967.Andy Scott is the 3rd guitar player HIRED by Brian in the late summer of 1970. So Scott is not from the original line as he pretend. Just go on Wikipedia and check for “The Sweet band “. Have a good day.🤓
I still think he was forced out by Andy, and others colluded with that. otherwise why didn't the new line up happen?
@@camier.-s.2935 Andy war schon nach kurzer Zeit unzufrieden, weil er nicht die Nummer 1 war... sondern Brian die Fans anzog.
Scott hat immer gestänkert und Brian nach dem bösen Vorfall 1974 wegen der Stimmveränderung gemobbt.
In loving memory, Brian.
09.02.2017
This is a very powerful performance. His best? Probably not, but really unexpected how good it actually was. I have always wished that I could have seen them, but I was just a little too young in the late 70s. I'm glad I found this video. All we ever hear of Brian's final days are pain and misery, but this show was a nice bit of light.
No, it was certainly not Brian's best performance. It was the best display of his courage: a courage far superior to his beauty, which had been astonishing in his youth. On that stage all his fragility, human vulnerability, shown as any person could have done, on that stage the ability to smile bearing the cross, as few in life know how to do, on that stage the strength to show on his face the signs of illness, of suffering, of pain in body and soul, virtues of people you can count on your fingertips. Then magically the trembling disappears, sweep away the fatigue...a sense of pure light and splendour remains... And it's always for this that I cannot help but thank him... for everything.❤
Loved Brian. 💕😘❤️
Wonderful Brian Connolly 💗💗 Unvergessen 💖 Ruhe in Frieden ❤❤❤❤❤Er gibt alles!!!!!I Ilove yuo
Hi Gaby, thank you for your nice comment re Brian Connolly. Regards Brett.
I love u Brian anyway
Brian navždy ❤❤❤❤
Steve once said that Brian left the band cause he wanted to do country music... What a lie!!! Sweet was HIS band !! He loved Sweet and would never left!
He was kicked out of his own band and I blame the other Sweet members for what happened to him.
Yes is true
Exuse Steve priest and Andy Scott and mick Turner was good men they shouldent be blamed for brian connolly leaveing band I dont know if u see that now what am putting couse u said about Brian connolly being kick out u said that ages ago bout I just thought I tell u that the other sweet members and shoudent be blamed for brian connolly leaveing sweet
@@sallyannekloar1470 You're a fool. Everyone knows that Andy Scott led the move to push Brian out. Priest followed his lead. Tucker didn't agree but eventually caved. It's well-documented despite your lack of knowledge, which is odd since you claim to love them so much.
@@joan-annebross9217 do not be nasty to Andy no Andy Scott did not push Brian connolly out of sweet why are u being nasty to Andy Scott and dont be nasty to me too am sally anne age 45 from normanton west Yorkshire England I dont know who u think u are u nasy shit bout do not be nasty to Andy Scott like I said he dident push Brian connolly out of sweet dident Andy and I have lots of knowledge thing u and I do love 70s group sweet
@@sallyannekloar1470 I don't care where you're from. You are WRONG & everyone knows it. It is WELL-KNOWN, by all but you evidently, that Andy Scott pushed out Brian bcs of his alcoholism. Steve Priest agreed, & Tucker eventually caved. Brian was missing recording sessions & was drunk & on drugs to the point where he was pulled from the stage in Alabama bcs he didn't know who or where he was. They should have helped him, but didn't. Do some damn reading, woman! And stop telling people whom they can & can't like in the band. You have no right to do that. How many here must rebuke you before you stop with your foolishness? You even state that Sweet can't have liked America! Just who the hell do you think you are?!
to Brett: I think it's great of you to give opinion on the comments of other fans. I like that.
The sight of Brian cuts me to the heart. I should this presentation better not compare the performances of the 70s of SWEET. He still seems to give everything on stage, it is exhausting for him to find the right tone. How Aussie Outlaw already mentioned, Brian Connolly was fantastic. I have been more than 40 years to be a Sweet fan and it'll be up to my last breath! Dave Farmer has done a good job, at the same time I think of the incredible-madness drummer Mick Tucker and another painful loss!
R.i.P. my boys - Brian and Mick!
Well hello there to Ellen R, hope you are good.
Thanks again for your comment Ellen, i dig it.
Brian was in good form that night even did a double encore for us.
Unfortunately Brian couldn't get the dental work completed in time for this show...........and he wasn't about to let something like that get in the way of a bit of Rock n Roll !
Videos/pics from after this time show that things were soon back to normal.
Of course you can't really compare against the original Sweet from the 70s, Brian would have told you that himself.
Dave Farmer returns for this gig and a diff bass player too, and there were no rehearsals only a soundcheck.
So everyone did a pretty good job of flying by the seat of their pants i think.
I'm a long time Sweet fan like you and i also wish Brian and Mick were still here with us.
Both these gentlemen had decorum and etiquette as well as being proper Rock n Roll champions.
Enjoy the rest of the day Ellen and stay Sweet.
Regards from Brett.
to Brett: Myslím, že je od tebe skvělé, že jsi vyjádřil názor na komentáře ostatních fanoušků. To se mi líbí.
Pohled na Briana mě rve u srdce. Měl bych tuto prezentaci raději nesrovnávat s výkony 70. let SWEET. Zdá se, že na pódiu ze sebe stále dává všechno, je pro něj vyčerpávající najít ten správný tón. Jak již zmínil Aussie Outlaw, Brian Connolly byl fantastický. Bylo mi více než 40 let, abych byl fanouškem Sweet a bude to až do mého posledního dechu! Dave Farmer odvedl dobrou práci, zároveň myslím na neuvěřitelného šílenství bubeníka Micka Tuckera a další bolestnou ztrátu!
R.i.P. moji chlapci - Brian a Mick!
I think he was good. I'm not going to critique. he had a lot by todays standards to overcome. love sweet and thankful to see Brian performing at all.
Hi Alenea, thank you for your nice comment. Pop in any time, put your feet up, chill out. Regards Brett.
Alenea Reaves brain was brilliant in this video
Ich liebe Brian und seine Musik ❤❤❤😢
Wonderful to see brian is so good here ❤❤❤❤❤
In memory of Mick Tucker * 17. July 1949, † 14. Februar 2002
14.02.2017
He is the main man.
Great to see a recording of a gig I went to. Always loved to see him on his regular trips to Swansea. Thanks Brett
Just love Brian ❤
Brilliant I love brain connolly and the other orgonol sweet members Andy Scott and mick tucker and Steve prest and I love this song
Donner le maximum de lui-même, même s'il se savait condamné.Sacre type 👍
Brian perhaps not in good health shape but a good performer as well. Only the good die young.
Hi irina, thank you for your comment. I'm sure many people wish Brian was still with us. Regards Brett.
Через боль поет,можно только представить каково ему,
Awesome recording!
***** Hi Bob, thank you for your comment. Regards Brett.
SAD, and very hard for me to watch , although he does a brave Job at an actually hard song to Sing, hard to catch a breath. Would have cut the Drum Solo, but just my 2 Bobs worth . BRIAN CONNOLLY up their with NODDY HOLDER and JIM MORRISON as my 3 BEST Ever Lead Singers of Amazing BANDS
Hi Aussie Outlaw hope you are good. For me Brian Connolly is the epitome of 70's pop/rock vocalists. Brian did a good job that night even did a double encore for us. Don't be sad.........he still rocked. You take care and best wishes regards from Brett.
Brett Cozynsen Thank You Brett a fantastic comment . BRIAN was amazing , I dont think he even knew how good he was
Hey Aussie Outlaw, this is the Rock 'n Roll Outlaw from the Netherlands. I've seen this band play live and i must say Dave Farmer is a great drummer. He 's one of two drummers i know who can play the Ballroom Blitz intro very very close to Mick's version. Other drummers, even Bruce, don't even come close to it.
LOOOOOOK OUUUUUUUUUUT! Another great recording, Brett! Who's that on drums?
G'day Alex, Dave Farmer on drums. He was in Brians old BC Sweet for many a year, this was his first gig with Brian for a while. He's also a founder member of another 70s outfit "Blackfoot Sue", along with his other 2 brothers. All 3 of the Farmer Brothers gig very regulary here in South/West London as Cry Wolf, which the last time i saw them a few weeks back was in fact a Blackfoot Sue gig ! Anyway Alex cobber see you soon regards
THIS IS GREAT !!! Does anyone know the name of the bass player here ?...thanks for your help.
Hi Habibi9200, thanks for your comment glad you like the video. Sorry but i can't help you with the bass players name, i did meet him twice however it was a longtime ago and i just can't remember. Thanks again for your comment regards Brett.
love the drum solo
Is Andy Scott in this line-up?
Tragic
poor Brian.....
Sch... war der arme Kerl da schon fertig. Traurig, das zu sehen!
Erm..where are Brian's teeth?
Brian never appeared without his teeth, it was a problem with the light that makes some teeth dissapear
No ©️ from you. If so then you would have more than 178 subscribers. This is before your time.
Even his tees were gone......
Dental crowns can look black under certain light conditions, such as in a nightclub, if there's a substructure in the tooth that blocks the light.