What a great version of Magnolia. - Paul and Rusty putting the squeeze on my heart with their vocals and beautiful playing throughout. RIP fellas - you are missed.
So sad to read today about the deaths of both Paul Cotton and Rusty Young in 2021. I'm just blown away. Saw "Poco" as a teen in the 1973 plus or minus one year. (Still in my vinyl collection those I bought back then, pre 1980 good pressings.) It was at University of New Hampshire. Ill need to see who else in the band we've lost. RIP Rusty - Paul, Thank You. You'll live on on You Tube. We can be grateful for that.
Saw them in the Fall of 1971 at the Syria Mosque in Pittsburgh ,PA. That December 7 th, the 30th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, I enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. This band Never got it's due. So, So Sad as I personally think that the Writing and the Music was Top Shelf! RIP guys...
Yes indeed I knew Paul was sick and was sittin in when he could. I also saw the guys in70s. It was at Va Tech, Blacksburg. Helluva venue. Also saw Bruce there right after "Greetings fm Asbury Pk" But Rusty?? He seemed so youg and full of life. But nonne of us lasts forever. Huh? My wife has taken off fr theChes Bay for the year. wont see her for the resto of the year. Im Lonely s hell, so thisgroup oof tunes helps. Rusty looks odd, out front. But I cant get used to Poco without Tim B. Schmit and Richie. Rusty makes it look so doggone easy. AND IT AINT!
One of the finest groups to ever come along! I've been a fan since i first heard 'Pickin Up the Pieces' back in 69' One of the most underrated groups ever! Poco is like a Rocky always coming back for more, they just didn't achieve the stardom they richly deserved! I finally got to see them in Houston in 79' and they blew us away doing the Legend LP!! Many have come and gone in the group, we know who they are, but i have to say, to me, it was always Paul Cotton and Rusty Young who held steadfast to Poco, they were Poco!. I was so sad to hear of their passing in 2021 and so close together, It was unreal! . All true Poco fans like myself who know their history, their songs and their journey, know their will never be a Poco with their passing and its a crying shame the HOL never inducted them, it's their loss! We fans know they will always have a place in our hearts!! RIP Paul and Rusty! Long Live The Legend That Is Poco!!
For two groups that were quite similar in genre & talent, it was amazing how the Eagles caught on commercially but Poco didn't really have a bona fide radio hit til Crazy Love & Heart of the Night ('79).
RIP RICHARD DEAN NEVILLE b. December 1, 1952 in Guymon, Okla. passed peacefully after battling cancer in Tulsa, Okla. Sunday, July 23rd, 2023 Great bassist and by all accounts a wonderful man. Served our country. Fantastic solo LP: PROMISE LAND
I'm sooo sad to hear that. Rich was a great guy & great musician. I met him back in the late 90's when I was working with Paul Cotton on his solo cds "Coast" & "Firebird" (Rich wrote the title track). ~RIP Rich 🙏
Excellent-and a pleasant surprise to see this. Rusty is fantastic as ever here, but Paul's performance stands out to me. He sounds great-voice and guitar. Excellent vocals on "Days Gone By." Rusty and Paul are in top form on "Magnolia."
@@JeffMcCalib It's excellent, for sure. And he's not bad with a little Japanese at the start of the video. As much as I hated seeing the bassists leave for to the Eagles, it forced Rusty to step out front more as a vocalist. That ended up being good for Poco--and for Poco fans. So many of their great songs (and not just the singles) feature him on lead vocals. "Rough Edges" here is a good example.
So damn lucky I got to see these guys as a 14 year old girl in 94, at a sportsman's show in Anchorage, Alaska. I was right up front, super happy to be breathing the same air as Rusty and Paul. RIP boys. ❤️❤️❤️
Rich Neville, bass and Tim Smith, drums along with their vocals was really something special with Rusty and Paul. I was there and it was amazing! I'm sad to share now that we've lost Rich last month too. This version of Poco was incredible and rolled for 9 years. There is much more to this concert and you can search it to hear. Poco live at the Bottom Line NYC 1992.
I was there too. Thanks for the heads-up on other songs not on this video at YT. I found the video with What Do People Know and Crazy Love. Besides the former, Young's Who Else on Legacy is also very good. Randy Meisner sings it on the album, but he also wrote Rough Edges on Legacy.
Some of my favorites chronologically with Rusty Young as lead singer and/or writer, and one in which he has the big solo live (Boomerang): Rose Of Cimarron The Dance Crazy Love Spellbound Boomerang Little Darlin' Legend While We're Still Young Footsteps Of A Fool A Fool's Paradise Made Of Stone Everlasting Kind Glorybound Blue And Gray (Was Ken Burns not aware of this song?) Widowmaker The Land Of Glory Ghost Town Shoot For The Moon Cry No More When Hearts Collide Call It Love Save A Corner Of Your Heart What Do People Know Who Else Rough Edges One Tear At A Time Regret Neil Young
@@Rick-jg8vx yes Norman Paul cotton and Rusty Young they're wonderful there is no one better than them I love their music since I first heard them and I'm going to always love their music Paul carton Paul cotton was my hero sincerely Harvey Christenson love those guys Poco
That steel guitar is heaven , glad to have stumbled upon the past all over again , night time High School Football games , beautiful girls with a smile over the little things and this music .
Thank you for this treasure. I only just discovered Poco and I am obsessed! I cannot believe I've gone my whole life without knowing these musicians and this incredible and extraordinary music. Thank you !
This is Harvey c h r i s t e n s o n from Northeast Iowa these are my favorite people Norman Paul cotton and Rusty Young steel pedal guitar none could ever play it better than Rusty and Paul's beautiful voice the harmonics from his beautiful guitar we live in my heart forever this will be a wonderful for everyone to listen to As Time Goes By and days gone by sincerely Harvey I love the Poco band
H.O.L.E.Y. S.M.O.K.E.S.!!!!! This is amazing. I have had the audio for this for many years, but i have never seen the video. What a treasure. Yes, it's too bad the rest of the show is not here, but this is so good. I hope someone can come up with the rest of it someday.
Very happy I got to see them perform live over here in Europe a couple of times in the early 2000´s. Been a Poconut forever, and was very sorry to read and hear about all the tragic news lately. Great shows every time, with very nice and friendly meet & greets after. Thanks for posting this great live capture here!
My favorite celebrity encounter happened on April 4, 1983, when Poco played Portland, Oregon's Euphoria Tavern. Shortly before the show was to start, I headed to the men's room to get rid of a beer. I ended up at a urinal next to singer/songwriter/guitarist Rusty Young, and got to thank him for his brilliant pedal steel guitar on Poco's cover of Steely Dan's first single "Dallas." He had a good laugh when I told him I bought the 1976 album "Head Over Heels" just so I could play "Dallas" whenever I wanted. R.I.P. Rusty and Paul.
Thanks for posting this. They're very good here of course, but they are nothing like the group they were at the beginning. Very good here - just different. Hey, I met these guys a few times over the years and I can tell you Paul Cotton was the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. Now he and Rusty are gone from us.
I have always had a soft spot for all Poco's albums, especially starting from Legend. Had some sadness that there was some kind of decline on albums after Under The Gun. Don't know what it was, but there was always some brilliant songs on later albums too, but something happened. Was it a burn out or somethin else, bad record deals or something else. R:I.P. Rusty and Paul. Rusty's on FIRE during Boomerang!!!
I saw poco in Sacramento it was the good feeling to know tour. It was a great concert . before the show Richie furray came down and talked with me and my brother he is a very nice guy!
Saw Poco many times back in the day, particularity the earlier versions. Anybody else here see them at the Woolman(?) Skating Rink in Central Park long ago? They played with NJ country favs of the day, Kinderhook Creek that I saw bar-band-wise dozens of times. Great, great show.
Yes !!! I saw them a couple of times at the Wollman Rink. They were one of my favorite bands that played there. It was the Dr. Pepper Music Festival. It was a whole different world back then. I wish that I could time travel back to see some of those great shows again. Thanks for the memories !!!
ps:. A special thank you to Mr. Ron Delsener, who promoted all those great shows, including Poco, at both the Dr. Pepper and Schaefer Music Festivals. I hope that Mr. Delsener could release some of his concerts from the Wollman Rink on DVD. Maybe a box set or two. I would definitely buy it.
No finer pedal steel player than Rusty Young. First time I saw Poco was at the Santa Monica Civic back in '72, where Rusty laid on his back and played the pedal steel upside-down above him. Gosh, I sure miss him. The last time I saw Poco was at the Golden Nugget in Vegas. After the show I got to chat with Rusty and the boys and had them autograph their live album recorded at Big Sky Montana, great album with many new songs and, of course, the Rabbit Joke following an excellent rendition of On The Way Home. I miss Timothy B. Schmidt playing bass. Oh well, poco's loss is The Eagles' gain. All the best, Douglas W. Motley, Crestline, CA.
Thank you so much for this video.I have wanted to see this most of my life. It's incredible!.have listened to poco since I was about 7 yrs old and always wanted to see them.Made my day!
I was told that Poco played more songs at this show, missing Ghost Town, Spellbound. Crazy Love, Bad Weather and Legend among others. By any chance, would you have the rest of the show? Poco sounds great!!!
That's all I have. I guess that those are the songs someone chose to televise for the TV program. I was there and they played several more. It was on Sep 23. Angelfire has this as the setlist for "Sep 24" but do not list a concert for that date. Call It Love Days Gone By Who Else Ghost Town Spellbound Rough Edges What Do People Know Bad Weather Old Hat Crazy Love Heart of the Night Magnolia Boomerang Kind Woman Legend I suppose that NHK and/or the producer has video of the whole concert somewhere. Yeah, would love to see it.
Like Paul sings Magnolia you're driving me crazy so beautiful he certainly by far my favorite singer in every way and guitar player I'm just a country boy from Northeast Iowa sincerely Harvey love that Paul cotton and Rusty Young my favorite musicians and singers
@@harveychristenson8307 Hi Harvey I grew up and graduated high school in a small town outside of Cedar Rapids. I moved to Ca for college. Moved back to Ia for awhile. Now in Az. Still get back to Ia now and then to visit family. Anyway...We have more than Ia in common. Paul Cotton has been my favorite musician for decades. Written and sang many great songs. I met him a couple of times. Once had lunch w Paul, Rusty and George (80s) Iam still sad of the passing of both Paul and Rusty. Hard to believe how fast life has gone by. Seems not so long ago I saw them in concert in Phx. So it goes...nice to meet another person who loves Paul Cotton...Sue ☺
@@harveychristenson8307 oh 1 more thing. Paul's Magnolia is the most beautiful version of JJ's song. Paul's live version from a concert (I believe in 2004) is the best I ever had...killer!
1975 a paris America en premiere partie et Poco ensuite, à la sortie de Rose of cimarron grand souvenir et grands musiciens paul et rusty décédés la même année à qques mois d'écart Tim B Schmitt parti chez Eagles très triste la mort de ce fabuleux groupe
They never got their due, my opinion they were as good as any other mainline. Look , good enough for the eagles to come knocking. A POOL of pure country, ballard,, with good rock. Amazing vocals.. Loved there music
Nothing compares to the DeLiverin. lineup . Jim Messina and Richie Furay Tim B Schmidt .After Messina left they started going down hill . True warriors ,they hang in there .Sad to see Rusty and Paul Cotton are gone .
I saw them at Fillmore West in late 71.They headlined ahead of the Siegel- Schwall Band from Chicago who tore the place apart. I don't know what Bill Graham was thinking. Check out Siegel- Schwalls "Bring it with you when you come".
I saw Poco in the late 1970s with Young and Cotton and I believe the bassist and drummer were England. They had released Legend which got more attention that most of their other albums. I think one of the problems was that the sun was setting on the the seventies country rock scene and that the ship had already sailed that type of music. Still, I had been a fan during their various personal changes but the stars were never aligned for Poco as far as really making a breakthrough.
They sound fantastic! I'm not familiar with the line-up, for sure! Definitely not my "Tim Smith", but no complaints at all. And the Bottom Line! Can't remember half the great musicians I'd seen there (and won't list the one's I CAN think of) but that was my #1 venue in NYC. Walking distance from my Pop's digs in the Village. By '92, I couldn't afford the drive into the city, parking (if I had to) and tickets. Then the doors shut, just like CBGB's, and all the good stages. Memories...
I prefer Paul's and Rusty's songs and musicianship over Richie's. My favorite Poco albums are all post Richie: Rose Of Cimaron Indian Summer Legend Ghost Town Under The Gun Blue And Gray
Good band here but hardly Poco. Rusty Young is the only original member here. Poco has had so many personnel changes throughout their history, it's had to keep track of who was in the band when.
@@lastnamefirst4035 Paul cotton and Rusty Young they're second to none the best my favorite they'll never be anybody like those guys ever again the finest music ever played sincerely Harvey I love you too guys Paul and Rusty
Norman Paul cotton and Rusty Young they're fine music will live until the end of time I've enjoyed their music they're great personalities and Rusty steel pedal guitar and Paul Cotton's beautiful guitar music I enjoy them more than anybody else in the whole world sincerely Harvey what could I say they were second to none and they were the best they played guitars like nobody else I know class and quality and they were the best
R.I.P. Rusty and Paul. We Poco fans really miss you, and will never forget you!
Thank you so much!
R.I.P. Rusty Young
R,I,P Paul Cotton
Wow, both died same year. Was it 💉?
What a great version of Magnolia. - Paul and Rusty putting the squeeze on my heart with their vocals and beautiful playing throughout. RIP fellas - you are missed.
So sad to read today about the deaths of both Paul Cotton and Rusty Young in 2021. I'm just blown away. Saw "Poco" as a teen in the 1973 plus or minus one year. (Still in my vinyl collection those I bought back then, pre 1980 good pressings.) It was at University of New Hampshire. Ill need to see who else in the band we've lost. RIP Rusty - Paul, Thank You. You'll live on on You Tube. We can be grateful for that.
Saw them in the Fall of 1971 at the Syria Mosque in Pittsburgh ,PA. That December 7 th, the 30th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, I enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. This band Never got it's due. So, So Sad as I personally think that the Writing and the Music was Top Shelf! RIP guys...
Sad 2 hear about rustys passing big poco fan from the beginning joe Sedlak from Pittsburgh
Seen them in Dees Moines, KRNT theater was awsome!
Yes indeed I knew Paul was sick and was sittin in when he could. I also saw the guys in70s. It was at Va Tech, Blacksburg. Helluva venue. Also saw Bruce there right after "Greetings fm Asbury Pk" But Rusty?? He seemed so youg and full of life. But nonne of us lasts forever. Huh? My wife has taken off fr theChes Bay for the year. wont see her for the resto of the year. Im Lonely s hell, so thisgroup oof tunes helps. Rusty looks odd, out front. But I cant get used to Poco without Tim B. Schmit and Richie. Rusty makes it look so doggone easy. AND IT AINT!
Any band with Paul Cotton and Rusty Young playing guitars is pretty damn good.
That steel guitar on The Heart of the Night...takes me back to 1980...good times
"Pedal Steel Guitar". Not the same thing as steel guitar.
RIP! Rusty and Paul I will never forget you guys and music the soundtrack to my life.
I went to school with the Drummer Tim Smith in East Longmeadow Mass
One of the finest groups to ever come along! I've been a fan since i first heard 'Pickin Up the Pieces' back in 69' One of the most underrated groups ever! Poco is like a Rocky always coming back for more, they just didn't achieve the stardom they richly deserved! I finally got to see them in Houston in 79' and they blew us away doing the Legend LP!! Many have come and gone in the group, we know who they are, but i have to say, to me, it was always Paul Cotton and Rusty Young who held steadfast to Poco, they were Poco!. I was so sad to hear of their passing in 2021 and so close together, It was unreal! . All true Poco fans like myself who know their history, their songs and their journey, know their will never be a Poco with their passing and its a crying shame the HOL never inducted them, it's their loss! We fans know they will always have a place in our hearts!! RIP Paul and Rusty!
Long Live The Legend That Is Poco!!
For two groups that were quite similar in genre & talent, it was amazing how the Eagles caught on commercially but Poco didn't really have a bona fide radio hit til Crazy Love & Heart of the Night ('79).
Paul Cotton could carry a tune and play a fine guitar. He / they were so good!!!
Call it love, the song that remembers me of my weddingday! That good... 😊
Grandiosa Banda!! bellas melodias country rock. POCO siempre en mi camino, desde joven. hasta hoy...
Miss Rusty and Paul so much. They brought out the sunshine on gray days
Great band helped me through my Divorce back in 79 . I saw them in CEVELAND in 1980 ? Rocked the House ! RIP POCO !
RIP RICHARD DEAN NEVILLE b. December 1, 1952 in Guymon, Okla. passed peacefully after battling cancer in Tulsa, Okla. Sunday, July 23rd, 2023
Great bassist and by all accounts a wonderful man. Served our country. Fantastic solo LP: PROMISE LAND
I'm sooo sad to hear that. Rich was a great guy & great musician. I met him back in the late 90's when I was working with Paul Cotton on his solo cds "Coast" & "Firebird" (Rich wrote the title track). ~RIP Rich 🙏
in one mans opinion I believe their vocal harmony will liv on to our great great grandchildren so they will KNOW what this was all about
The Bottom Line was one of the coolest concert venues in the country. It's no longer in existence.
FANTASTIC BAND POCO GREAT MUSICIANS RUSTY YOUNG AND PAUL COTTON 👏👏👏👏💛💛💛👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Excellent-and a pleasant surprise to see this. Rusty is fantastic as ever here, but Paul's performance stands out to me. He sounds great-voice and guitar. Excellent vocals on "Days Gone By." Rusty and Paul are in top form on "Magnolia."
Rusty's vocal on Rough Edges is as good as I've heard by him.
@@JeffMcCalib It's excellent, for sure. And he's not bad with a little Japanese at the start of the video. As much as I hated seeing the bassists leave for to the Eagles, it forced Rusty to step out front more as a vocalist. That ended up being good for Poco--and for Poco fans. So many of their great songs (and not just the singles) feature him on lead vocals. "Rough Edges" here is a good example.
So damn lucky I got to see these guys as a 14 year old girl in 94, at a sportsman's show in Anchorage, Alaska.
I was right up front, super happy to be breathing the same air as Rusty and Paul. RIP boys. ❤️❤️❤️
Rich Neville, bass and Tim Smith, drums along with their vocals was really something special with Rusty and Paul. I was there and it was amazing! I'm sad to share now that we've lost Rich last month too. This version of Poco was incredible and rolled for 9 years. There is much more to this concert and you can search it to hear. Poco live at the Bottom Line NYC 1992.
I was there too. Thanks for the heads-up on other songs not on this video at YT. I found the video with What Do People Know and Crazy Love. Besides the former, Young's Who Else on Legacy is also very good. Randy Meisner sings it on the album, but he also wrote Rough Edges on Legacy.
Some of my favorites chronologically with Rusty Young as lead singer and/or writer, and one in which he has the big solo live (Boomerang):
Rose Of Cimarron
The Dance
Crazy Love
Spellbound
Boomerang
Little Darlin'
Legend
While We're Still Young
Footsteps Of A Fool
A Fool's Paradise
Made Of Stone
Everlasting Kind
Glorybound
Blue And Gray (Was Ken Burns not aware of this song?)
Widowmaker
The Land Of Glory
Ghost Town
Shoot For The Moon
Cry No More
When Hearts Collide
Call It Love
Save A Corner Of Your Heart
What Do People Know
Who Else
Rough Edges
One Tear At A Time
Regret
Neil Young
@@JeffMcCalib and you know Randy passed two days after Rich. What a time. I was at the bar that night in NYC. Thank you for this memory.
Thx for posting, A lineup you don't see very often. I've only been a poconut for well over 50 years.
Love it. I have been a fan since the 70’s. The most under rated band ever.
That’s for sure. No respect
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@@Rick-jg8vx yes Norman Paul cotton and Rusty Young they're wonderful there is no one better than them I love their music since I first heard them and I'm going to always love their music Paul carton Paul cotton was my hero sincerely Harvey Christenson love those guys Poco
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What makes you believe they're underrated? Please explain.
Saw them here in UK in 1976 or 77 - a great band - great musicians
May God save those 2's soul!! Poco got me through some of the darkest of days!!!!!!!!!!!!!🥰🥰🥰🔊🔊🔊🎼🎵🎶🎙🚴♂🚴♂🚴♂
That steel guitar is heaven , glad to have stumbled upon the past all over again , night time High School Football games , beautiful girls with a smile over the little things and this music .
Thank you for this treasure. I only just discovered Poco and I am obsessed! I cannot believe I've gone my whole life without knowing these musicians and this incredible and extraordinary music. Thank you !
Check out the rest of their catalog from 69 onward they're incredible
It's never to late. I liked them when Ritchie Furay was still in the band.
Oh you mean ua-cam.com/video/iYjcw88quyg/v-deo.html
The Greatest Band Ever....
Australia
Seen these guys many times and met them a few times for autographs, but not with this drummer or bass player. I miss you Rusty and Paul.
They all look so Happy! Miss My Dad!
Was/is your dad a musician?
This is Harvey c h r i s t e n s o n from Northeast Iowa these are my favorite people Norman Paul cotton and Rusty Young steel pedal guitar none could ever play it better than Rusty and Paul's beautiful voice the harmonics from his beautiful guitar we live in my heart forever this will be a wonderful for everyone to listen to As Time Goes By and days gone by sincerely Harvey I love the Poco band
Hello again Harvey. (Same day-rather night for me) Id never before heard-the last rockin song, Boomerang. Wow Fantastic!!
H.O.L.E.Y. S.M.O.K.E.S.!!!!! This is amazing. I have had the audio for this for many years, but i have never seen the video. What a treasure. Yes, it's too bad the rest of the show is not here, but this is so good. I hope someone can come up with the rest of it someday.
🎉Live Play 初めて拝見しました。
Openingの CALL IT LOVE 歌いながらCutting Play さすがプロの演奏ですね。ギター・シンセサイザーを駆使して演奏に幅をもたせていますね。今も現役で演っているとしたら嬉しい限りです❤
コレからも楽しい動画を楽しみにしています😊
Thanks for adding some wonderful colors to my world.
Nice to hear Magnolia. J.J. Cale wrote and sang some beauties.
Very happy I got to see them perform live over here in Europe a couple of times in the early 2000´s. Been a Poconut forever, and was very sorry to read and hear about all the tragic news lately. Great shows every time, with very nice and friendly meet & greets after. Thanks for posting this great live capture here!
Saw them in Nice in 2005. Posted a few photos at Flickr.
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SIEMPRE POCO¡!!!¡
DESDE SIEMPRE💪💪🍾🍾🥂🥂🥂💗🇺🇲🇺🇲💪💪🇺🇲🇺🇲
My favorite celebrity encounter happened on April 4, 1983, when Poco played Portland, Oregon's Euphoria Tavern. Shortly before the show was to start, I headed to the men's room to get rid of a beer. I ended up at a urinal next to singer/songwriter/guitarist Rusty Young, and got to thank him for his brilliant pedal steel guitar on Poco's cover of Steely Dan's first single "Dallas." He had a good laugh when I told him I bought the 1976 album "Head Over Heels" just so I could play "Dallas" whenever I wanted. R.I.P. Rusty and Paul.
Thanks for posting this. They're very good here of course, but they are nothing like the group they were at the beginning. Very good here - just different. Hey, I met these guys a few times over the years and I can tell you Paul Cotton was the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. Now he and Rusty are gone from us.
I interviewed them in 89
@@lastnamefirst4035 Tell us more please.
I have always had a soft spot for all Poco's albums, especially starting from Legend. Had some sadness that there was some kind of decline on albums after Under The Gun. Don't know what it was, but there was always some brilliant songs on later albums too, but something happened. Was it a burn out or somethin else, bad record deals or something else. R:I.P. Rusty and Paul. Rusty's on FIRE during Boomerang!!!
I saw POCO just one time. It was 2019 in New Jersey with Jim Messina as opener...
I saw poco in Sacramento it was the good feeling to know tour. It was a great concert . before the show Richie furray came down and talked with me and my brother he is a very nice guy!
Saw Poco many times back in the day, particularity the earlier versions.
Anybody else here see them at the Woolman(?) Skating Rink in Central Park long ago? They played with NJ country favs of the day, Kinderhook Creek that I saw bar-band-wise dozens of times.
Great, great show.
Yes !!! I saw them a couple of times at the Wollman Rink. They were one of my favorite bands that played there. It was the Dr. Pepper Music Festival. It was a whole different world back then. I wish that I could time travel back to see some of those great shows again.
Thanks for the memories !!!
ps:. A special thank you to Mr. Ron Delsener, who promoted all those great shows, including Poco, at both the Dr. Pepper and Schaefer Music Festivals.
I hope that Mr. Delsener could release some of his concerts from the Wollman Rink on DVD. Maybe a box set or two.
I would definitely buy it.
Rest in peace Boys
No finer pedal steel player than Rusty Young. First time I saw Poco was at the Santa Monica Civic back in '72, where Rusty laid on his back and played the pedal steel upside-down above him. Gosh, I sure miss him. The last time I saw Poco was at the Golden Nugget in Vegas. After the show I got to chat with Rusty and the boys and had them autograph their live album recorded at Big Sky Montana, great album with many new songs and, of course, the Rabbit Joke following an excellent rendition of On The Way Home. I miss Timothy B. Schmidt playing bass. Oh well, poco's loss is The Eagles' gain. All the best, Douglas W. Motley, Crestline, CA.
このちょっと前に来日してますよね、行きたかったけど熊本のカントリーゴールドに、ニッティグリッッティダートバンドが来てたからそっちに行ってしまいました。
Thanks for sharing. Great period.
The flashing battery low signal at 30:50 during Boomerang is priceless.
Love it beautiful.
Thank you so much for this video.I have wanted to see this most of my life. It's incredible!.have listened to poco since I was about 7 yrs old and always wanted to see them.Made my day!
Thank You!
What a great band!! Love it!!
Thanks for posting this, I have been looking for it for years
Boy I sure needed to hear this, thank you Jeff!
You're welcome. Thanks to Saito in Japan for recording it and sending a tape to me.
Thanks for being my music mentor at 14, you me me cool,
当時BS放送を開始したNHKがコンテンツ不足からMLB.NBA.NFL.NHLなどメジャースポーツやせかいのモータースポーツを放送してました。
これらの極上のライブ映像もその一環で収録したのかもしれません。
大好きなPOCOの素晴らしい演奏を見れるなんて最高ですね。
I was told that Poco played more songs at this show, missing Ghost Town, Spellbound. Crazy Love, Bad Weather and Legend among others. By any chance, would you have the rest of the show? Poco sounds great!!!
That's all I have. I guess that those are the songs someone chose to televise for the TV program. I was there and they played several more.
It was on Sep 23. Angelfire has this as the setlist for "Sep 24" but do not list a concert for that date.
Call It Love
Days Gone By
Who Else
Ghost Town
Spellbound
Rough Edges
What Do People Know
Bad Weather
Old Hat
Crazy Love
Heart of the Night
Magnolia
Boomerang
Kind Woman
Legend
I suppose that NHK and/or the producer has video of the whole concert somewhere. Yeah, would love to see it.
Like Paul sings Magnolia you're driving me crazy so beautiful he certainly by far my favorite singer in every way and guitar player I'm just a country boy from Northeast Iowa sincerely Harvey love that Paul cotton and Rusty Young my favorite musicians and singers
@@harveychristenson8307 Hi Harvey I grew up and graduated high school in a small town outside of Cedar Rapids. I moved to Ca for college. Moved back to Ia for awhile. Now in Az. Still get back to Ia now and then to visit family. Anyway...We have more than Ia in common. Paul Cotton has been my favorite musician for decades. Written and sang many great songs. I met him a couple of times. Once had lunch w Paul, Rusty and George (80s) Iam still sad of the passing of both Paul and Rusty. Hard to believe how fast life has gone by. Seems not so long ago I saw them in concert in Phx. So it goes...nice to meet another person who loves Paul Cotton...Sue ☺
@@harveychristenson8307 oh 1 more thing. Paul's Magnolia is the most beautiful version of JJ's song. Paul's live version from a concert (I believe in 2004) is the best I ever had...killer!
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My all time favorite band
Reliving PEACEFUL EASY FEELINGS !!
So sad rusty and Paul are gone!
Been a big loss in my life
This is a different version of Poco. A heavier version. I only recognize Paul Cotton and Rusty Young.
Great video. Mike from Costa Rica.
1975 a paris America en premiere partie et Poco ensuite, à la sortie de Rose of cimarron
grand souvenir et grands musiciens
paul et rusty décédés la même année à qques mois d'écart
Tim B Schmitt parti chez Eagles
très triste la mort de ce fabuleux groupe
My god, they sound like the Eagles. Actually, I guess it's the other way around, isn't it?
They never got their due, my opinion they were as good as any other mainline. Look , good enough for the eagles to come knocking. A POOL of pure country, ballard,, with good rock. Amazing vocals.. Loved there music
And when I made it to Nashville.
Nothing compares to the DeLiverin. lineup . Jim Messina and Richie Furay Tim B Schmidt .After Messina left they started going down hill . True warriors ,they hang in there .Sad to see Rusty and Paul Cotton are gone .
I saw them at Fillmore West in late 71.They headlined ahead of the Siegel- Schwall Band from Chicago who tore the place apart. I don't know what Bill Graham was thinking. Check out Siegel- Schwalls "Bring it with you when you come".
should have edited out the flashing "low battery" signal. but who tries to record something like this without enough battery?
Rip Rusty and Paul
I miss u guys
I have this concert but this version has these songs missing (Spellbound, Crazy Love and What Do people know).
Please post it.
I saw Poco in the late 1970s with Young and Cotton and I believe the bassist and drummer were England. They had released Legend which got more attention that most of their other albums. I think one of the problems was that the sun was setting on the the seventies country rock scene and that the ship had already sailed that type of music. Still, I had been a fan during their various personal changes but the stars were never aligned for Poco as far as really making a breakthrough.
The man in red said he is Tim Smith. Ofcourse not the legendary Timothy B. Schmit.
he needs a whole lotta more hair to be TBS
All original members left in 1991.
No. Young never left.
@@JeffMcCalib Except Rusty.
これは昔NHKで放映したね。ビデオに録画したよ。(*´з`)
But unfortunately neither of them can sing like Richie Furay. Talk about under rated.
Several of the members of Poco ended up in the Eagles.
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@@lastnamefirst4035 Yeah, only Tim Schmitt
I think you guys forgot about Randy Meisner.
32.07 😮
Richie Furay ?
They sound fantastic! I'm not familiar with the line-up, for sure! Definitely not my "Tim Smith", but no complaints at all. And the Bottom Line! Can't remember half the great musicians I'd seen there (and won't list the one's I CAN think of) but that was my #1 venue in NYC. Walking distance from my Pop's digs in the Village. By '92, I couldn't afford the drive into the city, parking (if I had to) and tickets. Then the doors shut, just like CBGB's, and all the good stages. Memories...
Such talent! The homogenized computerized bs I hear today is canon fodder.
Who is
the bass player?
Richard Neville
Tim Schmidt and Randy Meisner not in this line-up. Still great sounds though. RIP Rusty and Paul.
Yeah yeah they're the best there ever was and criminally underrated and blah blah blah blah blah. People are so extreme today.
Where was Randy? I thought he was with them in this period.
No
He left the band in 1991.
Just not the same without Richie, Tim, and George.
Better like this with Cotton and Young out front.
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No POCO without Richie Furay.
Not true....they were great with and or without him.
@@fvvfvbbbb Richie had/has the best voice.
@@kimdiez2681 I dunno know.. Rusty and Paul had some great hits..Crazy Love and Heart of the night were awesome 👍
I prefer Paul's and Rusty's songs and musicianship over Richie's.
My favorite Poco albums are all post Richie:
Rose Of Cimaron
Indian Summer
Legend
Ghost Town
Under The Gun
Blue And Gray
@@JeffMcCalib same
Good band here but hardly Poco. Rusty Young is the only original member here. Poco has had so many personnel changes throughout their history, it's had to keep track of who was in the band when.
Well the rest went on to other things,Richie did next to nothing,but these are the longest serving two and Paul was around a long ,long time.
@@davesteffin9012 Richie has always been recording
@@lastnamefirst4035 Paul cotton and Rusty Young they're second to none the best my favorite they'll never be anybody like those guys ever again the finest music ever played sincerely Harvey I love you too guys Paul and Rusty
Norman Paul cotton and Rusty Young they're fine music will live until the end of time I've enjoyed their music they're great personalities and Rusty steel pedal guitar and Paul Cotton's beautiful guitar music I enjoy them more than anybody else in the whole world sincerely Harvey what could I say they were second to none and they were the best they played guitars like nobody else I know class and quality and they were the best
If Rusty and Paul are there, it's genuine Poco!
Love Rusty and Paul, but...
Rusty and Paul, and a couple of guys just isn't Poco.
Not the greatest editing job
Kick add