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Lindisfarne 1984 Newcastle City Hall Part One
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Lindisfarne BBC Broadcast 1984 Christmas show
A Wacky Jacky Fix
Slight editing at the start and the end,but still left the announcer's awful Geordie (London) voice after the show.
A Flat Cap Production.
1. Stormy Weather
2. Living On The Baseline
3. Winter Song
4. I Remember The Nights (Acapella)
5. I Must Stop Going To Parties
6. Run For Home
7. Fog On The Tyne
8. We Can Swing Together
Lindisfarne
1984-12-24
BBC Christmas Show
Newcastle City Hall
Newcastle upon Tyne UK
Broadcast 27th December 1984
Alan Hull
Ray Jackson
Rod Clements
Si Cowe
Ray Laidlaw
with Marty Craggs Sax/Keyboards.
Its Christmas night 2018, I'm 65, no longer live in the north east but while the wife is watching "midwife" I'm thinking about the lads and their fabulous Christmas concerts. If you have never been then your bucket list can never be complete. During the 80's these gigs were almost compulsory! Ha'way the lads!
i miss these days - to friends lost x
keep these songs alive
A great band to listen to during a cold night at Durham
A great show - I was there (one of the nights at least) and somewhere i have a very frayed T shirt that can't get into any more. A great band, a truly storming live band and watching this makes me both happy and sad at the same time.
Yep, pretty sure I was there too, even though I was living in France at the time.
Lindisfarne often worked in new songs in their live shows and 'Living on the Baseline' was one such number. I remember being impressed by the song when I heard it at the Hammersmith Odeon Concert that year and expecting it on the next album...but it never appeared. We had to wait for 'Buried Treasures Vol. 2' in 1992 for an official release, but I do recall seeing it on this BBC broadcast. Great Rod Clements composition. Thanks for posting; I have been looking for this clip for some while.
Bless his heart, Alan hull was a truly great man - committed socialist, terrific songwriter and an all round top bloke, gone far far too early. Rip.
When I was asked what my definition of 'a year' is I always answered its '12 months with Lindisfarne at each end'...such a massive part of my life :)
Love this it's great fun, wish it was on a DVD.
It is. It's a recording from VHS.Not bad quality. Also have 1982/1987 Christmas shows. Send me a message.
Bloody marvelous! Thank you for posting.
Pretty sure I was there, one night at least..