Brian Auger's Oblivion Express - Somebody Help Us (Austrian TV, 1972)
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Brian Auger is a British fusion and rock organist born in London in 1939. He has worked with Rod Stewart, Tony Williams, Jimi Hendrix, John McLaughlin, Sonny Boy Williamson and Eric Burdon. In 1970 he founded the band Brian Auger's Oblivion Express, which made it into the charts in 1973 with the album "Closer to It". After that, the group's style solidified into a groove-driven mixture of rhythmic elements of R&B and funk and harmonic and melodic elements of jazz.
Spotlight was a music programme for young people broadcast by the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF) between 1968 and 1978. It was the equivalent of Beat Club or Musikladen in Germany.
Love the track. Thought for a while it was live, but then I knew that Brian is not the singer on this. Still glad to see the video.
One tell Alex Ligertwood 's Voice , Bn !
He sings really well too.
Excelentes!!!
**☆ ╰⊰🕺Merci Grazie♥🎵🎶🎹🎹🎹🥁🎤🎸✿💖♪ 🎼💖
Great groove. This song is both rock and fusion,
Was the studio version overdubbed on this video? The vocalist on this track is Alex Ligertwood, and he's not in the lineup here!
Um yes but you are not meant to notice.Better to listen with no visual
I think they called it "playback"...
It is mimed, at least 😢
Il brano non corrisponde al video. E' la versione originale dell'album SECOND WIND e la formazione è diversa. Infatti non canta Auger nel disco.
Could the bongo player have less interest in what he's doing?
Yes he is a little bored
Miming
Isn't it sad that this sort of "performance" was typical of that era.
What’s so sad about it?
@@michaelbirke6050 simply that these musicians were fantastic performers and their stage presentation at live shows was stunning. In this TV show, everything is mimed. Count the cables and the microphones
@@charlieyjonathanwright6188 I understand your point. Doesn’t sound too different from what’s going on in today’s quote “performances.” I just like Brian Auger and I’m really not looking at the stuff on the stage.
Who is on bass?
Barry dean