One of the most underrated and brilliant rockers, used to see him live back in the '70's. This guy always packed a real punch vocally, a great musician, too. Bloody good.
@@hatzicsteve I was very fortunate to have seen him in concert once. It was in Baton Rouge in 1978-79. He was opening act. I had never heard of him before that night, but I was captivated. One of the best concerts I’ve ever seen. I went out and bought his album the next day!
@@randyfernandez9112 As mentioned I did not see him live but once I heard his music I did buy as many of his albums as I could find in the early Eighties ... still buying and searching for his music in shops and buying new releases when they come available... Cheers!
One night recently ‘ Darlin’ came up on shuffle play, I’ve always loved that song, but it occurred to me that I didn’t know any other stuff by him. To cut a long story short I have now downloaded 8 albums by him and can’t quite believe that until now I didn’t realise how much great stuff he has put out.
Seger and Frankie are contemporaries and grew up totally unaware of each other . They both possessed that gravelly quality to their voices . I used to see Seger when he was a callow youth in Detroit and he had it right out of the box . Both singers are fantastic .
Love Frankie Miller and there will never be another person that could fill his shoes;because he was the Great Frankie Miller and his voice was awesome and one of a kind for sure and for certain !❤❤❤❤❤❤
I mixed Frankie a couple of nights in the Mayfair, Sauchiehall St, about 1986, when he had Robbo and Simon Kirke in the band. An abiding memory, I can tell you. Listen to this around 4:30 with "it's buuurning", that's as fine a piece of rock singing as you'll ever hear.
Awesome talent! Would loved to have seen a Frankie Miller/Bob Seger duet. If you want to see real chemistry and artistry check out Frankie Miller and Rory Gallagher together.
Something unusual here: Ed Deere. He plays the lead. He’s left handed, and is playing a left handed Strat. Nothing unusual. But he’s playing the guitar strung for a right handed guitarist. Still not that unusual. But to do it strung for a righty on a lefty guitar is AB-! Lefty’s always had to make do when learning to play, and most had a righty guitar just switched over so the strings are “upside down”. Think Hendrix. Deere learned his craft well. Remember he has to pull strings when a righty would be pushing and then pushing when righties would pull. Guitar done well is hard enough, but this guy is next level against all odds. Frankie had many groups. The revolving door was who knows who’s fault. Probably made the career less than it could have been. Hearing Frankie makes you wonder why.
Seger sings both and wrote fire down below. Ain't got no money is on Seger's Stranger in Town album even though it was written by Miller, Bob just covered it
Kevin,wish I could drink and fish with Frankie, and thats not all.Mr.Frankie Miller is the best there ever was, and still is. There's no end to his talent, simply amazing, beautiful sole, very handsome man, I could go on and on. Anyway your a very lucky man, to have had the pleasure of being in his presence. I would give anything to meet him.Frankie is my dream man. Thanks for sharing your story. GOD BLESS.
jorcostanza x Hi Guys I was at Anniesland College Glasgow 1971/72 and I saw a Guy wearing the Tee Shirt Frankie Who?? I wish I had it today I would wear it everyday Good on he Frankie God bless 🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅
One guitar plays the James burton tele, if I’m not mistaken and the othe play a stray with the strings upside down like Dick Dale. Love it. So unique. I’m hearing Frankie for the first time
One of thee greatest artists ever,just before my time to see the man live but to this day this is superb.Thankyou very much for the excellent upload by the way.
@paulreno10 Wrong, Bob Seger has been active since 1961, Frankie Miller since 1966. The reality is that they both started performing independently and happened to develop somewhat similar sounds.
people say frankie never realy made the big time theyshould take a very good look at hisCV i reckon they will eat thier words a genius at what hes done a pity what happened to him although hes content with life
They both recorded at Muscle Shoals during the 70's & 80's, so when you all listen to these great performers during that period, you will be hearing the same guys in the back ground. Yence the simular patterns. Love em both!
you are right, that bob has sung both ginger, but bob hasn't sung aint got no money in years, and still sings fire down below, and has for ever, thats what i thought you was talking about........
I'M FIVE FOOT FOUR WITH RINGS ON MY FINGERS, I WILL PUT BELLS ON MY TOES FOR YOU. Most beautiful man I ever laid my big Brown eyes on oh can,the breath perfection, ❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣
All this talk about stealing- they both acknowledge the coincidence and became friends through it. True legends both but frankies my boy- I live in bridgeton! Behind me Frankies the second best singer from here! 😂😉
@rednek316 Mr Seger admired Frankie so much he nicked one of his songs and attempted to pass it off as his own which cost the aforesaid Mr Seger a considerable amount of cash.
safeway56 not the case, it happens totally by coincidence apparently. They met, had a beer and left it at that. Both sayin it was just one of those things.
Nice one man, I gotta thank you for your contribution to Frankie's music, one of the best on youtube without a doubt. please view,enjoy and comment on my two latest additions, "The Rose" and Baton Rouge", both from the "Long way Home " album...... spread the word... cheers
Not quite correct, Bob Seger and Frankie were friends and sorted out their differences between them. And I had to carry the triple platinum Bob Seger album for Frankie from LA to the UK and it was heavy!!
you people are crazy thinking seger stole aint got no money, seger's song is about looking for hookers, frankie song is about a guy who has no money,looking for a woman, i think that is called a date, so if the music and lyrics are not the same how did seger steal, aint got no money.
One of the most underrated and brilliant rockers, used to see him live back in the '70's. This guy always packed a real punch vocally, a great musician, too.
Bloody good.
who can sing better
Love Frankie Miller!!! He opened for us (Bob Seger) back in the day....captured us all........
I saw him open for you with Bob back in the day, good times!!! All of you were pure genius and a privilege to see live!!! Thank you!!!
@@kellycraig-slogar6676, Thank you!!
I saw him several times - late 70s/early 80s in Leeds. He never failed to give a great performance. Sadly underrated, he deserved vastly more fame.
I am in Vancouver and never did get the chance to see him live.... you are very fortunate..!
@@hatzicsteve I was very fortunate to have seen him in concert once. It was in Baton Rouge in 1978-79. He was opening act. I had never heard of him before that night, but I was captivated. One of the best concerts I’ve ever seen. I went out and bought his album the next day!
@@randyfernandez9112 As mentioned I did not see him live but once I heard his music I did buy as many of his albums as I could find in the early Eighties ... still buying and searching for his music in shops and buying new releases when they come available... Cheers!
One night recently ‘ Darlin’ came up on shuffle play, I’ve always loved that song, but it occurred to me that I didn’t know any other stuff by him. To cut a long story short I have now downloaded 8 albums by him and can’t quite believe that until now I didn’t realise how much great stuff he has put out.
Pure dead brilliant Frankie!
What a guy and a musician.
I just love his intro to this song.
Note the perfect Glaswegian diction , makes me homesick.
Seger and Frankie are contemporaries and grew up totally unaware of each other . They both possessed that gravelly quality to their voices . I used to see Seger when he was a callow youth in Detroit and he had it right out of the box . Both singers are fantastic .
Thank you very much, Frankie.Great singer.I love you songs.You really know how to sing
Love Frankie Miller and there will never be another person that could fill his shoes;because he was the Great Frankie Miller and his voice was awesome and one of a kind for sure and for certain !❤❤❤❤❤❤
frankie is absolutley brilliant i seen him many years ago in belfast a great night what a singer
A great great performer and songwriter. A legendary performance here. If not for Frankie Miller....then no Bob Seger...
...not possible...they were contemporaries
My favourite medley of all time..the best ever..forget the stones..really..great
i love the sound of ed deanes strat in this song...perfect tone
I mixed Frankie a couple of nights in the Mayfair, Sauchiehall St, about 1986, when he had Robbo and Simon Kirke in the band. An abiding memory, I can tell you. Listen to this around 4:30 with "it's buuurning", that's as fine a piece of rock singing as you'll ever hear.
Awesome talent! Would loved to have seen a Frankie Miller/Bob Seger duet. If you want to see real chemistry and artistry check out Frankie Miller and Rory Gallagher together.
I saw Frankie open for Seger late 80,s and Seger talked him up . His band was comprised of two guys from Motorhead and Andy Fraser on bass .
Looks that make me quiver, voice that makes me shiver. I will be listening to your music forevermore. You make me Buuuuuuuu
Great solo from Ed Deane - burning! The band is cooking.
My goodness, I miss Frankie.
We all wish we could hear his voice again!!!!
@@ShaunMurphyBand We can - right here. Still got a twinkle in his eye and a love for the music. A national treasure and no mistake.
Something unusual here: Ed Deere. He plays the lead. He’s left handed, and is playing a left handed Strat. Nothing unusual. But he’s playing the guitar strung for a right handed guitarist. Still not that unusual. But to do it strung for a righty on a lefty guitar is AB-! Lefty’s always had to make do when learning to play, and most had a righty guitar just switched over so the strings are “upside down”. Think Hendrix. Deere learned his craft well. Remember he has to pull strings when a righty would be pushing and then pushing when righties would pull. Guitar done well is hard enough, but this guy is next level against all odds. Frankie had many groups. The revolving door was who knows who’s fault. Probably made the career less than it could have been. Hearing Frankie makes you wonder why.
saw him and Rory Gallagher 1982 on Loreley / Germany and was not disappointed
I've got the fire down below for you Frankie miller xoxoxoxoxoxoxoect, and a whole lot of love.
Seger sings both and wrote fire down below. Ain't got no money is on Seger's Stranger in Town album even though it was written by Miller, Bob just covered it
He was one of the greates Rocker.... Frankie Miller Rules!!
great man off stage as well spent few nights drinking and fishing loved his fishing
Kevin,wish I could drink and fish with Frankie, and thats not all.Mr.Frankie Miller is the best there ever was, and still is. There's no end to his talent, simply amazing, beautiful sole, very handsome man, I could go on and on. Anyway your a very lucky man, to have had the pleasure of being in his presence. I would give anything to meet him.Frankie is my dream man. Thanks for sharing your story. GOD BLESS.
Wat was he like can you tell me where frankie got his hat does he still have it
Frankie fuckin' Miller, That's WHO!
jorcostanza x That's what it said on the back of my tee-shirt :)
Sarah Mooring Mine too...the front said Frankie Who?
jorcostanza x I was very officially requested NOT to wear it to work a second time... I had to put a cardigan on the first time. :)
jorcostanza x
Hi Guys I was at Anniesland College Glasgow 1971/72 and I saw a Guy wearing the Tee Shirt Frankie Who?? I wish I had it today I would wear it everyday Good on he Frankie God bless
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Mine Frankie who, Frankie f***ing miller that’s who
Thank you, Frankie.You have your own individual sound
The Real Deal , no more to be said
saw him in the late 70's, think it was RoundHouse, Wot a gig!!! a nice souvenir from London...
I was there at the roundhouse , think it was a Sunday afternoon, the Frankie who tour
Oh my goodness Frankie miller, I'm speechless and burning down below, yeah burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrningxoxoxo
One guitar plays the James burton tele, if I’m not mistaken and the othe play a stray with the strings upside down like Dick Dale. Love it. So unique. I’m hearing Frankie for the first time
One of thee greatest artists ever,just before my time to see the man live but to this day this is superb.Thankyou very much for the excellent upload by the way.
Magic. Pure Frankie and the band, class.
This is awesome, never heard this version only Bob Seger and Tina Turner. thanks for posting.
ON FIRE - SO GOOD!
WHY can’t we have music like this anymore??!!!😫😭😭😭
@@mariahewitt1841 I know, right??
Great Voice
@paulreno10 Wrong, Bob Seger has been active since 1961, Frankie Miller since 1966. The reality is that they both started performing independently and happened to develop somewhat similar sounds.
Just love this song also you always saw the blue skies 😅❤
Steve Simpson!!!!
Another legend,
people say frankie never realy made the big time theyshould take a very good look at hisCV i reckon they will eat thier words a genius at what hes done a pity what happened to him although hes content with life
I love this.
Fantastic ---------------------
Even Rod Stewart at the very HEIGHT of his chops would namecheck Frankie as one of the best, and he was one of the best of ALL time.
I love this guy❤
Really one Great Rocker !
Has anyone got a video of Frankie singing Jealous Guy? It's the greatest version ever. What a set of lungs!
luv it frankie!
They both recorded at Muscle Shoals during the 70's & 80's, so when you all listen to these great performers during that period, you will be hearing the same guys in the back ground. Yence the simular patterns. Love em both!
Keep on rocking Frankie
unmatchable.. best in the world
Tomas Alberto Maria Levette bb
Brilliant
Frankie, you've found my national anthem.
Frankie Fckn Miller ~ THAT'S WHO 🙌😊
P. Rogers, S. Marriott and R. Steward, all great singers,
but this man is on another level.
oh man thats fkin so gooooood
lol, great dedication (A)
Bob & Frankie were good pals. Frankie supported Bob in the States back in the 80's.
❤
Наикрутейший певец сильнейшие рокеры супер группа
My generation live at finnegans wake
you are right, that bob has sung both ginger, but bob hasn't sung aint got no money in years, and still sings fire down below, and has for ever, thats what i thought you was talking about........
Good old ( Not so much of the old) rock 'n roll. Looking good Steve.
Looking good Frankie xoxox
ACE 👌
yes thank you Creedona (again ) xxx
I'M FIVE FOOT FOUR WITH RINGS ON MY FINGERS, I WILL PUT BELLS ON MY TOES FOR YOU.
Most beautiful man I ever laid my big Brown eyes on oh can,the breath perfection, ❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣
Супер певец
All this talk about stealing- they both acknowledge the coincidence and became friends through it. True legends both but frankies my boy- I live in bridgeton! Behind me Frankies the second best singer from here! 😂😉
What is the name of the kickass lead guitar player who plays the second solo? Not Minhinnet.. the other one..?
The first guitarist playing slide is Steve Simpson The 2nd solo Lead guitar is the great Ed Deane
@rednek316
Mr Seger admired Frankie so much he nicked one of his songs and attempted to pass it off as his own which cost the aforesaid Mr Seger a considerable amount of cash.
I'm glad it happened! Well, I'm talking about the cash Mr Seger had to pay!
safeway56 not the case, it happens totally by coincidence apparently. They met, had a beer and left it at that. Both sayin it was just one of those things.
Didn't Seger nick his vocal style also? I liked Seger btw.
What a bunch of unmitigated bullshit, ugh...
@@jasonladd6400 Seger was around a whole lot earlier than Frankie, so no, he never copied Frankie. They both copied black singers like Otis Redding.
Nice one man, I gotta thank you for your contribution to Frankie's music, one of the best on youtube without a doubt.
please view,enjoy and comment on my two latest additions, "The Rose" and Baton Rouge", both from the "Long way Home " album...... spread the word... cheers
Superb !
Sorry for my ignorance but who is the lead guitarist and who is the guy playing slide guitar ?
MrDavo13
Steve Simpson on slide Ed Deane on Lead
Brilliant - thanks Millera.
Going to get Googling them :-)
I think the lead guitarist is Ed Deere,not sure bout slide guitar man.
Kруто🔥
Who's on the 🎹
one of the chaps BRILLIANT jve
Check out Frankie singing,Drunken Nights in the City, its an unbeleivable song ,by the greatest of them all, Brother Frankie,
@stylinnprofylin who is segar?
Fucking hell he was good.
Is that Steve Smith on slide?
If you mean Steve Simpson then yes
@@frankiewho Yes, that's who I meant. Thanks!
Dugs baws
Peter green 's clothes ..🧥
whose the lefty ? Great chops
Frankie wrote this song.Hey I got nothing against Bob.But he or noone else has any business covering this tune.
Frankie was primarily a writer
I wouldn't think Frankie Miller minds the royalty check now and then.
its like Frankie wasted his talent like Rory Gallagher by not being in a super group...coz he really had a voice that cut metal
Fuck, he sounds like Bob Seger...
Dedicated to Gordon Brown LOL :-D
Mind, it was a bit of a mistake, Mum going to Iceland....
aint got no money and the fire down below are two different songs
and seger does both of them
Right, and Seger is the writer of this tune. Obviously covered here by Frankie, and what a great singer he is!
Not quite correct, Bob Seger and Frankie were friends and sorted out their differences between them. And I had to carry the triple platinum Bob Seger album for Frankie from LA to the UK and it was heavy!!
Bob Seger? I like Bob Seger - but he's no Frankie Miller.
Seger stole *Aint Got No Money* aka *The Fire Down Below*
Wrong. Bob Seger sounds like Frankie!!!!!
you people are crazy thinking seger stole aint got no money, seger's song is about looking for hookers, frankie song is about a guy who has no money,looking for a woman, i think that is called a date, so if the music and lyrics are not the same how did seger steal, aint got no money.
ginger you are right about two songs but seger only sings fire down below.........
Southpaw lead.
Sounds a lot like Rod Stewart.
too bad that slide guitar solo was turned down so low
yer ears are painted on
sounds like bob seger
This song should be for sturgeon n her party she's just as bad as Thatcher
I take it your another subservient Scot that gets all your news from the colonial papers.
Macho crap///// apart from Ed Deane.
Thank you, Frankie.You have your own individual sound