Bill Chase - Get It On ( Live 1971)
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2013
- Chase "Get It On" 1971. Vocal: Terry Richards, Trumpets: Bill Chase, Ted Piercefield, Allen Ware, Jerry VanBlair. Rhythm: Phil Porter (B3 organ), Jay Burrid (Dreums), Dennis Keith Johnson (bass), Angel South (guitar)
Does anybody else here find it impossible to listen to this song without cranking the volume way up? When I was in high school, our Jazz Band used to play this....we were fortunate to have 4 really good trumpet players who could pull this off.
Hearing this again after many years it's get's my blood pumping.
If you love horn bands with a great vocalist, it doesn't get much better than this. This toons rocks !!
You've pretty much said what i was gonna say.. heheyy!
August 9, 1974 was a very sad day for all of us who love brass and especially trumpets. As a Pep Band, we used to thrill the crowds at High School basketball games playing Chase and Chicago tunes from 71-73.
I was nine years old when this aired and was just learning to play the trumpet.
Bill Chase was a HUGE influence on me as I grew up watching, listening and learning from his music...
Absolutely and utterly.... The G.O.A.T. 🎺 🎶
Great story...thanks. This is what the Internet should be for.
かっこ良すぎ➰中学生の頃、初めてシングルドーナッツ盤に針を落とした時の衝撃は忘れエません。
How can you not love this? It was jazzy, it rocked, a forgotten '70's classic you don't hear on the classic rock stations. Bill Chase died too soon.
I love this! Bill Chase forever!
Heard them live in Joliet long time ago.
I must agree!
Love screaming horns!! I'm glad I grew up in the 70's. That's missing in today's music - BRASS !!!
Love me some Chase
When I was still in high school my Dad and I used to play our horns out in his garage every single night and this was one of our favorites to play! I really miss doing that. We'd play for hours to Chase, Doc, Maynard, Herb, Harry and Phil Driscol...God I miss it!
no wonder ur "happydave" i'd be happy dave too if that were my childhood lol
We played this in middle school 😏🌚
Cool! I played trumpet in jr high and high school. None of my friends played anything. And had no interest in learning.
I envy you and your dad playing together. For real.
Missing Jazz Band , 7 years. We rocked and had fun. The trumpet section was a blast!
I lived in Jax,Fla., went to Phil Driscol's nightclub often in the early 70's.
My dad, who died in April, was an amateur trumpeter who loved jazz. One night during the mid-60s, he and Mom attended a Woody Herman concert in Milwaukee. Bill Chase was then playing with Woody.
During a break between sets, Dad struck up a conversation with Chase, whom he later described to me as warm and friendly. Dad asked Chase if the Thundering Herd would play a particular piece -- don't recall which one now -- that wasn't on the Herd's set list. Bill told him, "Well, I'll have to check with Woody, but he likes it a lot, so I'm pretty sure he'll say yes."
Woody did and so did the Herd.
It's so refreshing when we hear stories about genuine musical legends that didn't treat their listening public as pawns. The greatest players always remembered their humanity, and were better because they did.
My dad past away this April 2021. We are from Milwaukee too. I wish we could have been their also at this concert. R.I.P. fathers!!!
Woody was a willing victim of all consuming grace!
John Emma is my cousin
Playing the guitar
Those trumpets are just mean, nasty, screaming animals! Love Chase!
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So friggin brassy .. 🎺🎷
MY BILL CHASE MEMORY. BOOKED CHASE IN EARLY 70'S. HUNG OUT WITH BILL THAT WEEKEND. BECAME FRIENDS. UPON HIS TRAGIC DEATH ATTENDED HIS WAKE IN MASS.MET HIS FAMILY ESPECIALLY BILLS SISTER. UPON MEETING HER SHE STOOD UP AND HUGGED ME AND TOLD ME HOW MUCH I LOOKED LIKE BILL AS SHE SOBBED. A MEMORY I WILL NEVER FORGET.
I really miss these guys! I was so heartbroken when I heard about the accident! Their music lifted me to an entirely new level!!
John Emma is my Cousin
We played this tune in my high school marching band. It was a crowd favorite at the football games (football team, dancers, students, parents). Our band was in the greater New Orleans area; hence, we marched (usually) in 8 parades each Mardi Gras season (its how we earned money). It became a tradition to play this tune under the Causeway overpass on the old Metairie parade route. The sound of the our 100 piece marching band reverberating under that bridge was amazing and very popular with the crowd.
My high school jazz band played this around 83. We had a helluva trumpet section. Did a lot of Maynard pieces that year. I played Alto Sax.
Former trumpet player who got handed a baritone in 8th grade and spent the next 8 yrs playing treble clef baritone! The music is inC and the fingerlings are the same. But still loved trumpet sounds! Chase played at the local college while I was in H.S. Their plain crashed about 2 yrs later.
What a beastly trumpet section! RIP Bill Chase!
I saw Chase in Nashville and had the pleasure of seeing Bill Chase play with Woody Herman.
Bass player Dennis Johnson is the complete pro. As are everyone. I just love Bill"s SOUND!!! He gets the perfect lead tone. He knew how to use the smear better than anyone. Plus he wrote this highly creative tune.
I saw these guys live. Front row carnival seating. Blew my young ass away.
Yeah. Just damned unbelievable that this song exists. I got chills when I first heard it and still do. The brass “waterfall” is tough to beat. What incredible musicians. And the “innagoddadavida” ending is pure genius.
The night I came home with this record, my family got to listen to pretty ending (from the drum part on) about a dozen times! I thought that kind of stuff was pretty cool!
So frickin awesome. Saw them live at the Raddison Hotel Sacramento, CA.
when l heard this song as a high school freshman in 72, this got me into the jazz rock band genre big time. Was in drum corps at the time and this elevated my musicality and practice to be as good as l could be. Fantastic Song, Performance and Band. Legendary
I had a high school teacher play this song for the class just a couple years after this show. It's stuck with me all these years. I can put it on, turn it up, and get energized for almost anything.
Always liked the Sunshine of Your Love quote at the end of this song !!!###
When my dad was a DJ he used to open his radio show with this song. This was right about the time when I was born, so I only hear stories about it, but all these years later I discovered this and it rips!
In this same year 1971, I went with 3 friends to Nashville to see Chase at a Printers Alley club. Bill Chase started with Woody Herman as screech trumpet. Chase blew us away that night and I’ll always remember that experience!
今の時代に足りないのは本物のホーンバンドと、このGrooveだと思う
Chase ! I smoked my 1st joint when this was on "WLS Chicago AM".
Life was different then.
Blood, Sweet & Tears & Chicago, etc... filled in the vacuum of this tragic & amazing story.
Thanks, Chase for what means so much so many years ago.
Yes! I was in Michigan and the WLS signal was strong enough to reach us there. Kris Erik Stevens. Larry Lujack. Who would I be today without WLS?
@@sputnickspooner3730 CHICAGO AM radio. Larry Lujack. Bob Sirott etc. Great DJ's.
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Best instrumental bridge ever.
Saw them live in Houston at a small venue (Village Inn Pizza Parlor) just prior to the fatal plane crash. They blew the roof off the place.
These guys deserve the Hall of Fame. I don't know if they are eligible because of their short time in rock but they are deserving. Think of all they could have done had they lived.
....the very BEST of the seventies! RIP Bill
Terry Richards was a amazing man...With a amazing talent. R.I.P. sing with the angels now
Nice to see a truly live performance. I was expecting lipsynching and unplugged instruments, as was common during this time but got surprised. Good stuff.
mmm I'd say lip syncing was more of an 80's and 90's thing. 70's was real music.
What an awesome group…killer horn section and bass player. Couldn’t be better!!!
Just an observation, but has anyone else noticed the progression of the three albums Chase released? The first song on the first album is "Open up Wide". The final song on the last (Pure Music) is "Close up Tight". A little spooky, no? Definitely a brilliant artist beyond compare. I played trumpet & flugelhorn in high school and we used to listen to Chase in awe...43 years later and I STILL listen in awe. His music transcends time and will always be the best.
"A little spooky, no?"
No. Not spooky. Sounds like they thought about it. Open Up Wide was a big hit so they went with something similar.
Perfect
An all too rare hybrid of musical school obsession with technique that is mercifully and magnificently tempered with an abundance of heart. A masterpiece! Chase left a brief but enduring legacy.
Really, Chase was stronger horn band than Chicago or even Blood Sweat and Tears. What a tragic end.
This song is frickin' awesome!
Chase , one of BEST jazz rock band from early 70's
Tell ya what. As much of a fan as I am of both Chicago and Blood, Sweat and Tears, these guys blow them away, and it's not even close. When I was in school (Class of '73), Get it On was a part of our Jazz Band's "concert set" in both my junior and senior years.
It even sounds awesome when it's played by a bunch of high school kids.
This video has achieved peak 1971.
Brings me back to my High School Marching Band Days I Had a CD of Chase Giving to me by my old High School Band Director I don't know what I did with that 😥😥😥
If you want to hear Bill Chase in his prime, check him out with Maynard on the album Message from Newport from 1959. Bill was the lead man.
Back in the early 1970s the Beresford High School Cheerleaders got down on this Pep Band Song.
Spencer Albin bet they got down on the quarterback too after the game
Man..... were these guys on Fire!!! The Best! So Sad we lost most of them.
everyone in the band starts off looking like they’re in the middle of a bad acid trip
I was mesmerized in Cape Town..... Awesome power music.
Is it just me, but I could almost sing The Twelve Days of Christmas to the instrumental bridge. I was 8 in 1971 when this hit the charts and that is what I remember about it. It peaked at #24, 50 years ago, August 1971.
They may have been late to the brass party, but they had a chance to beat Chicago and BST at their own game, based on the sheer veteran talent and experience of Bill Chase alone (they already had Chicago beat by one extra horn!). Sadly, they were taken from us much too soon!
I will never forget being the drum major for the cmsu marching mules now it is ucm we played half time an arrowhead bill was standing right in front of me there was a 1.5 second delay between the field and the speakers at arrowhead he played the whole song 1.5 seconds ahead of time it came out perfect on the arrowhead pa system he was incredible i was allowed to attend the staff meetings for the marching mules at that time i asked them who was better chase or doc severinsen they all said seveiinsen had the the reputation enough said
great eternal song played by great guys-
what more could you ask for.
This is a classic.
LOVE this group - bought the 1st 3 albums as they were produced, then the plane crash. Tragic!
Houston, we've achieved peak 1971.
Just Awesome !
I remember the high school band playing this at football games
Just an incredible horn section. Loved these guys. Enna was their best record
Back when crossing over was a good thing!
Love the horns!
We really need a present band of this caliber
Wonderful! I miss this kind of music. Thanks for making it available.
Loved these guys! They were Fantastic
Chase played a concert at my high school as a fundraiser for the marching band. I think they went in the hole but it was a great concert.
This is recorded LIVE!!!! I think it was part of an episode of SoundStage.
Classic 7-0s BRASS ROCK.
what a phenomenal band !
FANTASTIC!!!!
We played this in what was then called "stage band!" I love this version.
I was Class of '73 in high school, and our stage band played this, too. To this day, it definitely a part of my Top 10 favorite songs of all time.
I didn't get to rock with the trumpet players when we did this song...I played trombone...but I did get to play the final cadenza on "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?"
I regret that I never got to see Chase play live.
What a band
“CHASE” is up there with the top Jazz-Rock-Combo Bands as Blood, Sweat & Tears (BS&T) ~ CHICAGO [Transit Authority] ~ C C S ~ Quincy Conserve (NZ). Unfortunately, Australia did not produce any Jazz-Rock-Combo Bands in the late 1960s/early 1970s period. “Bill CHASE” played his lead Trumpet akin to a Rock’in Electric lead Guitar!
Played an arrangement of this for jazz band it was one of our fav pieces we played
WOW.. al fin.. pude encontrar esta versión....
Terry Richards sounds like David Clayton-Thomas of Blood Sweat & Tears.
He's real good ...i just discovered them ...48 yrs. Into my life ...
@@michaelkoszowski3716 If you like this, you'll Love Chase with G. G. Shinn as lead singer. GG is a Great trumpet player as well and gave the band more versatility ... which is exactly why Bill asked him in.
@@taproom113 ..ok ..i will !! ..thanks for the info !! ..this is good stuff.
Unmatchable....marvelous
xdiossss .tantos años esperando verlos y conocerlos,,,, valió la pena,,,tremendo ritmo the duke caracas venezuela
possibley greatest song of all time !!
RIP Big Dan Miller!
awesome
Now I see why the JMU band loves playing this
Awesomeness!!
AWESOME
WOW
Bill Chase was the best on the horn, followed closely by Doc Severinsen. Bill and some in the group died too young in a plane crash. Sad.
The singer is awesome !!! ...dont look like your average rock singer , circa 1970, but man ...the pipes !!!
yeah reminds me of terry kath from chicago, gregg rolie from santana, david clayton thomas from bs&t
@@HuntChicagoHomes ...yep !! ...and those are 3 great ones for sure .
Drummer is killing it and they barely show him.
I saw them in concert in May 1971.
I saw them at Simpson college, Indianola Ia. My dad,huge jazz fan took me and I was hooked. These guys rocked the house.
where did you see them?
havent heard this in decades, i wonder why sirius doesnt play it on 70s channel
The trumpet lick sounds like angels we have heard on high, which is a Catholic church psalm.
Haha, revisiting this makes me think of BloodSweatandTears but also very much the first incarnation of Atomic Rooster with Carl Palmer :) Great organ too!
Started playing trumpet in 1976 and played through high school. Never heard of Chase or 'Get It On'. Shimane Prefectural Izumo Commercial High School Brass Band brought me here. Interesting what the members would say fifty years later on their influencing young Japanese (mostly women) high school bands?
all of them except the singer perished in an Airplane crash in 76. These guys were good!
And the bass player, I believe.
badcoach2000 including the trumpets?
August 1974
If you're here, than You must be a converted Hippie or an altogether hopeless Rocker!
Or a Jazz-Fusion fan (from Poland)... maybe :)
R.I.P Ted Piercefield.
Cheerleading practice, West Virginia University, 1972.
I didn’t know that Topol from Fiddler on the Roof was the lead singer!
😊❤👍
The School of Rock should consider branching into the music of the great horn bands of the 70's. This chart would be a good one for some young strong trumpeters to tackle. I think you only need to get up to a high F or G above the staff.
The Ohio Stae Band plays this throughout the stadium in for trumpet groups Favorite concert at Kent State
I played trumpet in high school. If I played those high notes my asshole would have fallen out