The WILD Story of Canned Heat & the first album in 15 Years! Fito De La Parra of Canned Heat
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- This Saturday on Beyond the Vibe Podcast, I'm joined by Fito De la Parra of the legendary Canned Heat! We chat about everything from playing Woodstock 69, Hijacking a press helicopter! The recording of the classic song 'On the road again' , his first time playing with the band opening for The Doors and so, so much more! BTV#87
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PART 2 of the Canned Heat Story is OUT NOW! - ua-cam.com/video/RgkC0l4_Xxc/v-deo.html
Thought I'd visit here first to catch up, what a thrill to hear from an absolute source, a musicologist in the flesh! More praise incoming when I watch Part 2...
@@PeterByker thank you Peter! Fito has some absolutely incredible stories, and as you say a true musicologist, Part 2 is just as astonishing, hope you enjoy! :)
You got that right!🤙
I want to thank Fito for keeping the memories of this iconic L.A. band alive.
Canned heat gigs in 2000's at Cognac blues festival in France was so great. Because of all this songs, because of the boogie. And Marijuana.
One of my favorite bands.... Canned Heat... Let's Boogie!!...
I lost touch with him after Bear died,but Fito and the Hite brothers,Bob and Richard,were all good friends to me.
Thomas: What do you know about Frito's treatment of Alan Williams??
@@pamelasalyers5554 Well,I ate a bag of Fritos today and GODDAMN did I get heartburn!
Fito de la para use to play with my uncle in the 60s in Mexico he has pictures my uncle was a singer from los TJ's..
They really cooked.! Great musicians.
Fito is right, the arrival of Jimmy Vivino is the greatest thing that happened to Canned Heat since years. I hope that his influence will take Canned Heat to levels it has to belong ! Boogie on Fito !
I've been a Canned Heat fan since I picked up my first album of theirs, the "sterno" cover, which I believe was their 1st album. From what I understand it was a remake of an earlier recording that didn't sell very well. I went on, due to their influence on me, to learn many of their songs and had several bands over the years. Always ending the night with "Lets Work Together." Fito and Larry Taylor were the best R&R/Blues rhythm section ever in my opinion. Thanks for bringing us this interview.
yur on it about that rhythmn section ,Every musician in the Heat were special musicians .they have no equal for Driving Boogie Blues /psychedelic . in my ears .
I did spend five years in home studio. What I learned was exactly that, that first take is the best. Second best comes after hundred takes, when you allready half crying of desperation.
It’s better to have your songs in ready-to-perform-live state before you even think of recording.
Livin the blues
goinin up the country is the second song on the first Woodstock soundtrack lp.
Thanks for this interview. I love hearing from the old time musicians who made the 60s great!
Glad you enjoyed it! I do have some more on the way from the late 60s and 70s, infact have just had a very interesting one today, so stay tuned! :)
I remember meeting Fito 20 some years ago in Mesa Az. Canned Heat played at little bar in Mesa I think it was the Horseshoe or something like that. I bought his book and he signed it as he was outside having a smoke. Canned Heat was always one of my fav bands...thanks Fito! Don't forget to Boogie. great interview!
its great Fito shares his views of that era, had allan wilson and bob hite survived there would have been additional classics to enjoy it was a crazy era most of my music is 50 years old or older a different era
THERE AINT NUTHIN done in the last 40 years ,that deserves a second listen , that hasnt been done before .
I've got live at topanga coral!!! It's brilliant... Thanks in large part to this man.. Yeah!!
G8 interview with informative amusing personality, love the stimulating sound
Amazing interview with a drumming legend that I grew up admiring...Fito de la Parra.
Thank you!
I am almost your age, but I do know some younger ones that actually like our generation bands. I got a kick out of some teen guitarist at Guitar Center who were reeling off all the songs from Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti lp, rare and cool!
if he was rite at it , i hope u congratulated him.
great interview with a true Legend! .i been a music fanatic for 30 years and i just discovered canned heat
really you mite have to turn in your title , Who was yur go to blues band before the HEAT .
Love Canned Heat.....all lineups....all day and night !!!
How great it was to listen to Bob Hite's radio show broadcast from the basement of a church on KPPC in the early days of FM radio. And how much greater it was to see him ride in on a pink elephant wearing a diaper at the New Years show at the Shrine Exposition Hall!.....
Canned Heat = Real Deal! Real Blues! 🤙
Mahalo Brother ❤️ & thanks for your posts! Yeah Buddy! 1968 was a great year for music especially in LA! 👍🎶❤️🤙 If you love Canned Heat our buddy Bass player extraordinare Larry Taylor was part of the Hollywood Fats Band & the later reformed Hollywood Blue Flames thanks to Al Blake & Fred Kaplan! Please ck out Al Blake's channel for more Real Blues!
What a great guy.
I will be watching this over and over
Glad you enjoyed the episode!
I saw canned heat in concert last month in Legendfest of Bilbao ,they were playing before Deep Purple. They were fantastic, really top notch ,gave a lot of energy to the public. ❤ Deep Purple were great too . Beautiful vitality .
You should have asked about Alan Wilson a lot more, Fito may pass away and all Alan Wilson-isms will vanish forever. We need to know how they selected songs, what each person contributed, why did Larry Taylor and Henry Vestine have a quarrel, did Alan have girlfriends? What about Fito, and Hite and others? Were they inundated with ladies? How about drugs? Were they always on acid? Did Fito drop acid? Man before Fito disappears we need to document that era and phenomenon
well his book probably would tell u alot .just research on the band would tell u alot too .ask an old HEAT Head .not on www.
@@peterbetts858 ??? Explain better to a LUDDITE
"Living the Blues" by Fito is a great book and will answer your questions.
Me and my mate used to air drum to this man playing ID RATHER BE THE DEVIL and DUST MY BROOM he's the MAN!!!!!
¡Fito!
Many years hearing about this guy
until know know who this guy is
more than fifthy years.
I believe Paul McCartney’s Get Back was directly influenced by Canned Heat
Vito wrote a great book worth checking out if ur into canned heat.
Where and who taught Alan Indian music? The veena he played, how did that happen?
I understand that Allen studied the Blues and Indian music thoroughly whilst in music schooling. He was a prodigy.
I came here through random website
Welcome to the Youpube rabbit hole.
Can't beat a bit of Green Door!
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Blind Al OWL. His singing style was also influenced by blind limited jefferson
How did Frito treat Alan Williams????
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you will like the band, APOLOGETIX they are the number one parody band in the world