Manfred Mann - Budgie [Once More With Felix - 1967]
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Manfred Mann perform 'Budgie' on BBC's 'Once More With Felix' - 9th Dec 1967.
The song was written by the band's frontman, Michael D'Abo. It remained unreleased until the 2003 re-issue of the 'Up The Junction' soundtrack. This clip is an edit of the remaining video tape from the BBC archive, which was partially erased.
Personnel:
Mike d'Abo - lead vocal
Manfred Mann - keyboards, backing vocals
Tom McGuinness - guitar, backing vocals
Klaus Voormann - bass guitar, backing vocals
Mike Hugg - drums
This could be the best of the best that as a group they made. Hugg written, masterpiece!
Well I have heard this song before but didnt realise it was a Manfred Mann song. What a gem. Very clear coloyr and sound. Thanks for this.
Great upload, awesome. I've got to admit I'd never heard this song before.
The BBC erased far too many videos/clips back then.
appreciating the number of manfred mann videos that are being uploaded recently and i hadn't seen this one before. mike d'abo/klaus voormann era is my favourite of the two line ups so any content i haven't seen of that period is adored
Thanks Lydia. This channel is a work in progress to restore sound and picture on some great clips from Manfred Mann 1963-1969. "Budgie" is from the BBC archive and was partially wiped with poor sound. We have restored the sound on this version. This was a lucky find in colour as it was shot on colour video tape but would have been broadcast in black and white. To my knowledge, this clip have never been seen since its original airing. There's more to come, so please spread the word about the channel. Best wishes, Rob
Great minds think alike. I also prefer the Mike d'Abo era.
@@manfredmann60s It actually was shown in colour.
I have most of the Dabo manfred man but i never herd this one on what album is this on , 😳
i have most of manfred mans greatest hits and i got to admit this buetiful what album is this in amd whats the name of the album.please
It was a previously unreleased track that was eventually released on the 'Up The Junction' CD. www.cd-warehouse.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=155&search=up+the+junction
Great Mellotron, and I like Mike Hugg's bass drum skin too!
Manfred Mann used the Mellotron extensively in most songs from the 1960s including "Each Other's Company" (which was their attempt at a love song), "Ha! Ha! Said the Clown" and the Randy Newman-penned "So Long, Dad".
@@JHollowayNetwork Their "Semi-Detached, Suburban Mr. James" was the first commercially successful single to use the mellotron
@@VirreFriberg And what a wonderful song it is . That fade out with the snare pattern and round Robin vocal is quite remarkable .