U.K. un grupo de poca trayectoria, pero hecho de grandes genios como Bill Bruford, Allan Holdsworth🙏🏻, Eddie Jobson, Terry Bozzio, John Wetton🙏🏻, todos ellos juntos hicieron de la música una obra maestra de calidad que ya no se ven bandas como ésta. Gracias U.K. 👍🏻👌🏻
Eddie Jobson is just one of the finest musicians ever to walk the earth! He is literally incredible! RIP to the great John Wetton as well, taken from us way too soon.
John is one .of my favorite vocalist and song writers especially with Asia he is sorely missed. Eddie J. Is an amazing virtuoso. I love the guitar addition and the drummer is really good too.
I am always amazed at how good these guys are, RIP john, you are missed... I went to the King Crimson Concert in Mexico in July 2017 and tears came down my eyes in Starless....
Eddie Jobson is the most criminally underrated composer, violinist and keyboardist in rock. His compositions are always dark, with interesting intervals, timing and key changes. He is technically the best violinist in rock, his solos ("Caesar Palace Blues," for instance) are insane and precise. He rightly deserves a place alongside Wakeman, Rudess and even Emerson for his keyboard prowess. I just cannot figure it - the guy is a genius and a master musician, yet he never ever gets the attention or accolades he has deserved for decades. People usually complain about Alex Lifeson being the most underrated musician in the world (and he is definitely one of them), but Jobson, sadly and wrongly, is at the top of that infamous list.
Eddie is a genius I believe. He does so many things at an incredibly elevated level that his playing can be mesmerizing. I prefer Eddie over Wakeman and Emerson because he plays way cooler stuff and is constantly building his sound library. Rick and Keith have used the same sounds since 1972, and it’s boring. The reason that I believe he is less known than some of the other greats is that he stopped playing in bands after U.K. and focused on his solo records and commercial scoring. He’s also an absolute gentleman. There’s plenty to admire about him.
I first noticed EJ from his solo in Zappa's I Promise Not to Come in Your Mouth, which is one of the most gorgeous synth solos ever. Agree that Eddie should be rated with Wakeman and Emerson. For some reason, list-makers seem to forget that he exists.
He is phenomenal, always under-represented in Best Of lists. On violin, I think Jean Luc Ponty's fast runs are more precise, but Eddie is also plays brilliant keyboards, so he can't specialise as much.
OMG what a fantastic performance! I've loved Danger Money since I got it in the cassette tape bargain bin at the Princeton University bookstore in about 1981. John Wetton and Eddie Jobson are the bomb, like Tony Bozzio and the drummer on this gig!
TERRY BOZZIO drummer extraordinaire and btw I know this is Marco Minnemann I am talking about this drumline that Terry created on the original...and to those critics of Marco...are you guys nuts? If ANYONE was going to be able to play this as close to the original it would be Marco Minnemann and they style of the song (in order to sound accurate) needs to be played as close to the original as possible. Marco is probably one of the finest drummers out there today
@@charlyhrs Like Kick Ass Drumms/Kit! ? Smoke could Fly off There! Terry undelooked guy ? he plays on an upper level , no one , maybe Neil Perk , can do this ? You I know Jeff Beck the last bit here Belongs 5:o2 Thats "Freeway Jam ? You Guys are so good ? Is this Joke to Jeff??? Its Jeff's song? ??? You can only play i , Like fiist part is classic Jobson , Tony , bar far the best Drums , to keep up with these guys? ? like ? these guys are moving so.. fast . . for one second in time you played with the ... giants . ... ... ..
@@roxycaldwell7083 I wouldn't say Terry is overlooked or underlooked. I had the privilege of seeing him on his opening night with Zappa. He introduced him, Terry played one solo, won the audience and I knew (as a drummer) this guy was right up there with people like Billy Cobham. recently found out Terry himself loves Billy Cobham and Cobham let him know "yeah and I've been listening to you".
@@charlyhrs Thanks! for that ! Cobham Great!! "Terry is Terry, Rose is Rose!" Small world ? Paul McCartney & Linda lived next to me for years, Tucson, 1 mile away! Ha! Zappa ? I didn't get him ... you would have to be in that state of mind? ? and could you come back?? like GreatfulDead ones? ? Thanks again !
Marco amazing, such a skilled drummer. Killing it. I know Terry was the original drummer for this track. Marco steps it up to a higher level. Alex a true guitar wizard, slaying the solos and interplay. A perfect fit for the late great Allan Holdsworth. Eddie and John so masterful as always. UK Prog Unit, such stellar musicianship.
Pensar que EDDIE llegó a ensayar con YES en 1983 antes de “90.125”!!! Qué músico,pero qué músico !!! Además no solo es un excelente tecladista…también muy buen violinista!! Una especie de Rick Wakeman + Jean Luc Ponty 😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🙏🏻🎵🙏🏻
This and Carry no Cross are such amazing songs this a great job recreating the studio version...Marco does a great job with a very difficult Bozzio piece...But, my God Jobson is from another dimension! He's always been a beast and That electric violin always shocked me how many sounds he gets out of it!
Legendaria banda de rock progresivo con dos titanes como Eddie Jobson y John Wetton (Inolvidable voz y bajo de la más mítica formación de King Crimson). U.K. siempre en nuestros corazones❤.
Eddie: perfect. John: still carrying a beautiful tune. Marco: precise. Alex: shy with head down and Steve-Hackett-like...hoping develops some charisma and stage presence in his future. Still love him!
Kate Murphy This song is UK, not KC. The album, Danger Money is fantastic, as is their first one. I’m almost jealous that you have just discovered something amazing!
though never released, holdsworth and brruford played on this, carrying no cross, forever until sunday and cesars palace blues on the cleveland and paradise theatre cds.
Marco left his good Job Steven Wilson and do his own things. He is only in it for the Music. All good artists. Starless 200000 user! Here are 1021. Funny
Eddie Jobson, along with an incredible band lineup, will be performing the music of ‘UK' at ProgStock 2018 in New Jersey on Oct. 7. Don’t miss it; this may be your very last chance to see Jobson on stage! Check it all out at: www.progstock.com/2018/progstock-2018-jobson-plays-uk/
n for danger money they did want a guitarist , and spoke with Eric Johnson, he declined..this looks like their last great tour wish could have seen it.
Fajnie ,że ten wspanialy duet istniał, ale jak widzę k.zws i słyszę tylko Wy ,spaniali muzycy jobson i jego juz niezyjacy kolega Weton i co warto było ? Czy kurtynka warto było
Not anymore. Bozzio is now an overbearing show-off with a horrible-sounding drum-set and 500 china cymbals. A brilliant player, but his musicality and nuance is long gone. Marco is the best choice for any replaying of Jobson's music now and going forward IMHO.
Bozzio isn’t a show off. I think what Terry is doing now is some of the most innovative percussion work out there. The way he has written compositions for his tuned toms is pretty amazing. It’s ALL about nuance and musicality. It does require a very open mind though. I was fortunate to see Jobson solo as well as U.K. four times over their several year comeback. Twice with Marco Minneman (who was awesome), once with Mike Mangini (stylistically wrong for U.K. IMHO) and the final time with Bozzio. All three were great in their own way. Terry was playing a smaller version of his normal monster kit. I ended up being disappointed. I LOVE Terry’s playing. But even a smaller version of that kit simply doesn’t work in a band situation. The cymbals don’t project over other loud instruments. It’s not a kit that is meant to work in the context of most music out there, unless it’s truly Avant Garde. It’s best as a solo instrument. I wish he’d have used a normal DW kit or his old Roto Toms. He would’ve slayed it.
Mauvais choix de sonorité de la caisse claire. Désolé mais le son de la caisse claire de la batterie ne va pas dans l'ensemble des instruments et de la composition musicale... C'est ma perception personnelle.
I was there. John told us he was sick (in fact he was ill). I think he had a serious issue with his wrists. He was playing in pain. All four guys were awesome that night! Ps) I attended the next tour (3-piece with Terry) which was naturally fantastic! Terry and Eddie looked good but JW didn't. So let's appreciate John's effort my friends. UK is my favorite band and I am glad I've seem them all in time - Allan Bill Eddie John ad Terry. RIP JW and AH!
This song should never be performed with another drummer, other than Bozzio. Especially these ''aerobic'' drummers(Mangini,Marco,Lang)..the result is always mediocre, sterile!argh....
RIP John Wetton a real legend ❤
U.K. un grupo de poca trayectoria, pero hecho de grandes genios como Bill Bruford, Allan Holdsworth🙏🏻, Eddie Jobson, Terry Bozzio, John Wetton🙏🏻, todos ellos juntos hicieron de la música una obra maestra de calidad que ya no se ven bandas como ésta. Gracias U.K. 👍🏻👌🏻
Eddie Jobson is just one of the finest musicians ever to walk the earth! He is literally incredible! RIP to the great John Wetton as well, taken from us way too soon.
Marco Minnemann on drums. WOW.
RIP to the absolute legend that was John Wetton.
RIP : John Whetton and Alllan Holdsworth.
This is a masterpiece. John sings this like he did in 1977, and probably even better at age 62 here.
John is one .of my favorite vocalist and song writers especially with Asia he is sorely missed. Eddie J. Is an amazing virtuoso. I love the guitar addition and the drummer is really good too.
The most under appreciated progressive rock band EVER! They "ARE" the "ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME"!
Sorry terry this drummer kicked it up a notch...wow
MM is a monster
МОНУМЕНТАЛЬНО....................................................................
Wow, what a band.... guitar and drums are awesum ... Wetton and Jobson are as great as in their heydays ..
I was 20 feet away from bozzio wetton and jobson back in 1980 at the painesville ohio AGORA...fantastic
I am always amazed at how good these guys are, RIP john, you are missed... I went to the King Crimson Concert in Mexico in July 2017 and tears came down my eyes in Starless....
Eddie Jobson is the most criminally underrated composer, violinist and keyboardist in rock. His compositions are always dark, with interesting intervals, timing and key changes. He is technically the best violinist in rock, his solos ("Caesar Palace Blues," for instance) are insane and precise. He rightly deserves a place alongside Wakeman, Rudess and even Emerson for his keyboard prowess. I just cannot figure it - the guy is a genius and a master musician, yet he never ever gets the attention or accolades he has deserved for decades. People usually complain about Alex Lifeson being the most underrated musician in the world (and he is definitely one of them), but Jobson, sadly and wrongly, is at the top of that infamous list.
I agree 100%. I don't get it. He's so brilliant.
Yngwie Malmsteen was in awe of Eddie Jobson during his 80s interviews.
@@errolcuthbert1649 I believe Steve Vai was a big fan too.
Eddie is a genius I believe. He does so many things at an incredibly elevated level that his playing can be mesmerizing. I prefer Eddie over Wakeman and Emerson because he plays way cooler stuff and is constantly building his sound library. Rick and Keith have used the same sounds since 1972, and it’s boring. The reason that I believe he is less known than some of the other greats is that he stopped playing in bands after U.K. and focused on his solo records and commercial scoring. He’s also an absolute gentleman. There’s plenty to admire about him.
I first noticed EJ from his solo in Zappa's I Promise Not to Come in Your Mouth, which is one of the most gorgeous synth solos ever. Agree that Eddie should be rated with Wakeman and Emerson. For some reason, list-makers seem to forget that he exists.
Wetton still has his voice! And MM does a great job of course.
I saw this live in 78. They were a three piece band. Eddie played lead guitar on the keyboards. Still one of my favorite bands of all time.
Is Jobson always perfect ?
Yes.
Always.
Yes, seen him with UK and Tull 🌴🌴
REALLY valid point!! The guy is a phenomenon
No, he once put too much salt in some beef stew that he made. Totally ruined it.
He is phenomenal, always under-represented in Best Of lists. On violin, I think Jean Luc Ponty's fast runs are more precise, but Eddie is also plays brilliant keyboards, so he can't specialise as much.
OMG what a fantastic performance! I've loved Danger Money since I got it in the cassette tape bargain bin at the Princeton University bookstore in about 1981. John Wetton and Eddie Jobson are the bomb, like Tony Bozzio and the drummer on this gig!
TERRY BOZZIO drummer extraordinaire and btw I know this is Marco Minnemann I am talking about this drumline that Terry created on the original...and to those critics of Marco...are you guys nuts? If ANYONE was going to be able to play this as close to the original it would be Marco Minnemann and they style of the song (in order to sound accurate) needs to be played as close to the original as possible. Marco is probably one of the finest drummers out there today
@@charlyhrs Like Kick Ass Drumms/Kit! ? Smoke could Fly off There! Terry undelooked guy ? he plays on an upper level , no one , maybe Neil Perk , can do this ? You I know Jeff Beck the last bit here Belongs 5:o2 Thats "Freeway Jam ? You Guys are so good ? Is this Joke to Jeff??? Its Jeff's song? ??? You can only play i , Like fiist part is classic Jobson , Tony , bar far the best Drums , to keep up with these guys? ? like ? these guys are moving so.. fast . . for one second in time you played with the ... giants . ... ... ..
@@roxycaldwell7083 I wouldn't say Terry is overlooked or underlooked. I had the privilege of seeing him on his opening night with Zappa. He introduced him, Terry played one solo, won the audience and I knew (as a drummer) this guy was right up there with people like Billy Cobham. recently found out Terry himself loves Billy Cobham and Cobham let him know "yeah and I've been listening to you".
@@charlyhrs Thanks! for that ! Cobham Great!! "Terry is Terry, Rose is Rose!" Small world ? Paul McCartney & Linda lived next to me for years, Tucson, 1 mile away! Ha! Zappa ? I didn't get him ... you would have to be in that state of mind? ? and could you come back?? like GreatfulDead ones? ? Thanks again !
Giant!...
Marco amazing, such a skilled drummer. Killing it. I know Terry was the original drummer for this track. Marco steps it up to a higher level. Alex a true guitar wizard, slaying the solos and interplay. A perfect fit for the late great Allan Holdsworth. Eddie and John so masterful as always. UK Prog Unit, such stellar musicianship.
''Higher level''??
Marco(as well as Mangini,Lang..) just plays faster,same boring fast fills....
This song only works great with the creator,BOZZIO
@@Tanildes You are wrong, Marco is a genius, much better than Mangini and at the same level of Terry.
It's a miracle they came back some 35 years later and still burn like the Sun. Wetton's singing better here than he did when they toured this album!
prog rock, with some jazz fushion parts , unique sound indeed
superb
Epic. So great the sound of live U.K.
Not the easiest song to pull off live.
Man do they nail it. Sounds amazing.
What a great performance !!! ❤💪🎹🎸🎤 Eddie at his best!! All guys on their instruments so stunning !! 🙏
Good God!! Eddie is a master at his craft!!!
Pensar que EDDIE llegó a ensayar con YES en 1983 antes de “90.125”!!! Qué músico,pero qué músico !!! Además no solo es un excelente tecladista…también muy buen violinista!! Una especie de Rick Wakeman + Jean Luc Ponty
😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
🙏🏻🎵🙏🏻
Fantastisch!!
Stunninmg sound...¡¡¡
This and Carry no Cross are such amazing songs this a great job recreating the studio version...Marco does a great job with a very difficult Bozzio piece...But, my God Jobson is from another dimension! He's always been a beast and That electric violin always shocked me how many sounds he gets out of it!
Amazing version with Marco Marco Minnemann ! I saw this live with Terry Bozzio in 1979! Thank you for posting this. Peace from Detroit MI
I saw UK open for Tull in 79, and I met Jobson in 80 with Tull, a top 5 life moment, and I'm 64
Legendaria banda de rock progresivo con dos titanes como Eddie Jobson y John Wetton (Inolvidable voz y bajo de la más mítica formación de King Crimson). U.K. siempre en nuestros corazones❤.
Saw bozzio wetton jobson in 1980 at the painesville ohio Agora..front row. I almost quit playing drums that day....almost
Très bon!
Wettons voice omg
That was awesome.
Love the shades eddie
RIP John!
That is sad news!
Sukkelde al een tijdje met z'n gezondheid en er waren signalen dat het niet goed met hem ging. Maar dit komt bij mij toch snoeihard aan......
Ik lees inderdaad dat hij weer een chemokuur zou ondergaan.
OMG absolutely insane incredible performance. wow!!!!! Beautiful.
Jobson is a monster!!!
Just. fucking. killed. it.
RIP John.
That is MARCO MINNEMAN on drums!!
Killer!
Check out STARLESS from this same concert for more MARCO!!!
Will do! Thanks
Joseph Bruno I just noticed Bill Bruford playing for David Torn I believe; so I typed: that’s Bruford isn’t it?. So glad that I noticed...
It needs Bozzio!
Eddie: perfect. John: still carrying a beautiful tune. Marco: precise. Alex: shy with head down and Steve-Hackett-like...hoping develops some charisma and stage presence in his future. Still love him!
Love it! Thank you John for the music - True legacy of Prog Rock!
With the guitar this tune sounds even better!
Thank goodness this stuff is out there for us to appreciate again, All Crimson should be digitized, I would buy it!!
Kate Murphy This song is UK, not KC. The album, Danger Money is fantastic, as is their first one. I’m almost jealous that you have just discovered something amazing!
Es indescriptible mi sentir, cuando escuchó está pieza, solo me provoca, pensar en lo que ella necesita!!...
So great!
Killer vocals. Like no other. The two 'youngsters' are excellent too. Damn! U.K was original ... is original.
Jobson c"est mes années de CÉGEP! Toujours un plaisir à réécouter!!1
Hi,John.....Rest in peace.
AWESOME!
though never released, holdsworth and brruford played on this, carrying no cross, forever until sunday and cesars palace blues on the cleveland and paradise theatre cds.
fucking animals. Every one of em. Wetton's voice was as good as the studio track!!!!!!! Brilliant!
Sen-bloody-sational!
Love to hear eddie jobson and jean luc ponty trade licks...
Dont forget Krzesimir Debski's Strings Connections
What a fantastic tune and performance - I missed out on this cd/dvd when it came out thanks for posting
crazy amazing performance
BRAVO!!! 😀👋👍
Grandioso!!!
absolutely stupendous!!
This song slays.
Extraordinario
Amazing performance. Thanks for sharing.
🎉🎉🎉
Marco left his good Job Steven Wilson and do his own things. He is only in it for the Music. All good artists. Starless 200000 user! Here are 1021. Funny
Titanes !!!!
Monstrueux!
Interesting hearing Holdsworth-like lead in the 2 ND album stuff
Eddie Jobson, along with an incredible band lineup, will be performing the music of ‘UK' at ProgStock 2018 in New Jersey on Oct. 7. Don’t miss it; this may be your very last chance to see Jobson on stage!
Check it all out at: www.progstock.com/2018/progstock-2018-jobson-plays-uk/
El baterista excelente pero Bozzio es un fenómeno.
How tight is this? WOW
Serios y profesionales
Rat race choir used to play this song in the tri state circuit before Danger money was even released. Might be able to find on UA-cam
Tal como en estudio muestran su maestría interpretativa
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for danger money they did want a guitarist , and spoke with Eric Johnson, he declined..this looks like their last great tour wish could have seen it.
Fajnie ,że ten wspanialy duet istniał, ale jak widzę k.zws i słyszę tylko Wy ,spaniali muzycy jobson i jego juz niezyjacy kolega Weton i co warto było ? Czy kurtynka warto było
Especialistas en rock sinfónico
weeena-weeeena
If anyone can sit in for bozzio it’d be Marco Minniman. Good choice.
Marco forgot bozzios three cymbal hits during the major drum part
:D
is there more footage from show?
ua-cam.com/video/oTlJ_bT57bw/v-deo.html
I wonder if that is Alan Holdsworth.
Melissa Malecki ah, not quite, Holdsworth has been around along time , this guitarist obviously is much younger ..
What, Holdsworth is like 73 years old
The guitarist is alex mechechek
Mark Reilly thanks for this information.
@@markreilly2469 : Alex Machacek
На барабанах - Марк ?
A la altura de los YES y GENESIS de Peter Gabriel
wow. usually when you get these older acts back together you have to prepare for what you're hearing to be WORSE than the album.
stuff performed this well is a goddamn revelation ❤️
This drummer is good but bozzio is the man for this band
Not anymore. Bozzio is now an overbearing show-off with a horrible-sounding drum-set and 500 china cymbals. A brilliant player, but his musicality and nuance is long gone. Marco is the best choice for any replaying of Jobson's music now and going forward IMHO.
Bozzio isn’t a show off. I think what Terry is doing now is some of the most innovative percussion work out there. The way he has written compositions for his tuned toms is pretty amazing. It’s ALL about nuance and musicality. It does require a very open mind though. I was fortunate to see Jobson solo as well as U.K. four times over their several year comeback. Twice with Marco Minneman (who was awesome), once with Mike Mangini (stylistically wrong for U.K. IMHO) and the final time with Bozzio. All three were great in their own way. Terry was playing a smaller version of his normal monster kit. I ended up being disappointed. I LOVE Terry’s playing. But even a smaller version of that kit simply doesn’t work in a band situation. The cymbals don’t project over other loud instruments. It’s not a kit that is meant to work in the context of most music out there, unless it’s truly Avant Garde. It’s best as a solo instrument. I wish he’d have used a normal DW kit or his old Roto Toms. He would’ve slayed it.
Much better band here than what played on danger money. Never liked bozzio's playing and there was no guitar player.
What we need on this song is Terry Bozzio on drums
Whaaat ?
Mauvais choix de sonorité de la caisse claire. Désolé mais le son de la caisse claire de la batterie ne va pas dans l'ensemble des instruments et de la composition musicale... C'est ma perception personnelle.
Wetton lacks a little stage presence!
He lacks empty, fake stage presence.
I was there. John told us he was sick (in fact he was ill). I think he had a serious issue with his wrists. He was playing in pain. All four guys were awesome that night! Ps) I attended the next tour (3-piece with Terry) which was naturally fantastic! Terry and Eddie looked good but JW didn't. So let's appreciate John's effort my friends. UK is my favorite band and I am glad I've seem them all in time - Allan Bill Eddie John ad Terry. RIP JW and AH!
This song should never be performed with another drummer, other than Bozzio.
Especially these ''aerobic'' drummers(Mangini,Marco,Lang)..the result is always mediocre, sterile!argh....
That snare drum sounds terrible.
AWESOME !!!!!