I think Brian Flon is commenting on how 12 Dreams did not get the attention it should have back in 1970 and subsequent to that period. In my opinion, the album is one of the best concept albums ever recorded. If it hasn’t already, it should be one of those videos where an unaware listener is given headphones to listen for the first time and then we see his or her reaction to it. It really is a gem.
My dad was Business Manager for Spirit, among other groups. Ed Cassidy was a great guy, he would park his Nissan in our garage while away on tour. His son in law, Randy California, inspired by Hendrix, also inspired “Stairway” with his song “Taurus.” Mark Andes is legendary for his work with Spirit, Jo Jo Gun, Heart and Firefall. Saw them frequently in the 70s; hugely entertaining.
I was very fortunate to spend the last 8 years of Ed "Cass"Cassidy's life getting to know him before he passed. He was still playing the drums a few times a week until he passed . Cass was a great person to know and I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to meet him. FYI he would play Jazz drum beats and sounded amazing!
Their first four albums are fantastic. The songs were imaginative and the production on those albums is first-rate compared to lots of music from that era. Just a really great band.
We had a hippie house in Morgantown WV. Spirit was in town for a concert and later Randy California stopped by the house for a jam session . Pretty awesome evening.
Randy got the "California" from Jimi Hendrix, when teen aged Randy, was a member of Hendrix' Blue Flames in NYC, the bass player was also a 'Randy', so Jimi designated one as Randy "California", and the other guy as Randy {whatever state that guy was from}. Fun fact !
@@TheLisab56 ; that was a magical time back then. times are so weird now. I put on some Spirit albums to take me back to the simple ways i was so acustom to and i feel better instantly. I just wish that i could have known them as well. Bless your heart. and have a good night. im getting their first lp out right now to play it in your honor.
This is some amazing footage.I remember seeing Spirit at Fillmore West in 1970.I was 15 years old and it was a unforgettable music experience for me.This captures some of that magic once again....What a spectacular live band !
So glad to find video of the OG lineup of Spirit, saw them constantly through 1969 & 1970, wasn’t thrilled when Jay Furgeson and Mark Andes left and formed Jo Jo Gunn, it just wasn’t the same. I loved Randy California and his stepdad Ed Cassidy or Father/Mr. Skin. They were a wonderful band.
Those first two Jo Jo Gunne albums were some of the best rock to come out of the mid 70s but they decided or the record company did they stopped playing as they did on those albums & went towards the commercial side & fell flat as it was awful stuff compared to the first two records & seeing them live was pretty awesome i know as i've seen them & before them Spirit & Atomic Rooster on the same bill in MD. Mark is a fine bassist & his brother Matt was & still is a killer guitar player both ended up in Jo Jo Gunne with Jay.
Randy California has his Bosstone fuzz taped to his Dan Armstrong guitar. The sound is prominent in many of his lead solos on the records. This is awesome footage. Thanks for posting this.
Yes, the Bosstone was his signature effect, so sustained and beguiling. Taped to his D.A. guitar, fun you remembered that! Saw them in Mpls. several times, once greeted them at the airport. Hmmm, I was nuts...😲
Didn't get to see Spirit but I loved the music as a young hippie from Cali.... however I was fortunate to see JoJo Gunne in their prime at the Hollywood Bowl with Alice Cooper; best damn mushroom trip EVER!!!!! 😭😁😇
So cool, so raw, so awesome! Many thanks for this. One of the all time great bands. Got to see them live twice in the Pittsburgh area in the mid seventies. Devastated when I heard how Randy died. RIP and rock on Randy!
always loved Spirit- finally got to see em at the so-called Newport Pop 69 (Devonshire Downs/Northridge,Ca.) summer 1969. 3 days, 200,000 fans. Hendrix was there too.
I had just turned 16 and graduated jr. High school that afternoon and watched the Edwin Hawkins Singers (Oh Happy Day). By the time Spirit hit the stage , I was coming on and it was incredible. I was peaking while Jimi played .His playing was incendiary when the stage melted into a huge bonfire. Orange Sunshine strikes again.....
Wow, this is some great footage of Jay, Randy, Mark, John and Ed doing what they were so good at!!! The camera shots are tres bien :) Thank you, JR, for digging it up and for your awesome post!
@@brianflon6310 At first I thought it was the bassist from the band Steppenwolf who also had long blond hair and also sometimes wore something that looked like a dress.
I saw them at the agora ball room in 1975. They headlined for Hydra and Kansas. I was dosed from a pretty woman so I hid from Kansas behind one of the arches. Suddenly three quarters of the crowd left and I heard this dream like music. As best as I can remember it was great. The band was pretty large and the drumset was the size of my living room. Sometime in the 1980s they played as a three piece and I saw them in the Tradewinds. Ed Cassidy played a dinky drumset that belonged to a local rock starlet. It was better than the first time. Edit. They played with the house band equipment and only brought a couple guitars, a keyboard, and drumsticks.
4:55 Credits for appearance on this TV Show "Salvador Dali" and "Spirit" on the same TV Show !!!!.... how GROOVY 60's can you get? I didn't know "I got a line on you" was this old, I thought it was late '79 or early 80's. I always remembered those huge Drums of Ed's. He was iconic because he was shaved in the hey day of Long Hair... he really stood out and those Huge drums made him memorable. If I remember right the Bass player went on to be in many Hit's and Bands, anyway I love seeing old rock and roll TV appearances. Thanx for posting!.
Southern rock band Blackfoot did a scorching cover of "Line" in the late 70s. Our rock station played the fool out of it. Also, loved seeing Dali as a guest!!
Boy, they were right. Look at all the surveillance we're under now in the world. There are cameras everywhere. I just love Spirit. They got me through some tough times in the '60s.
Songs ,fresh garbage and mechanical world from 1st album outstanding.had they made it to Woodstock, everyone would know them. Jay furgason, excellent song writer.
I loved Jay's band "Jo Jo Gunne." Saw them in a great show in Dallas Oct of 73 with a brand new band opening for them.........MONTROSE. Ronnie Montrose and Sammy Hagar tore the place down and were a very hard act to follow that night....
A live Spirit concert was as good as ANY during a period that produced superior live music. They should have been HUGE but for something wrong with management. For example: Even though they recorded in LA with its high production values they couldn't get anyone competent to record them in studio. The four early albums didn't do them justice. Also, they were invited to Woodstock. Turned it down because of schedule conflict. D'oh!
John McFarland The reason they did not do Woodstock is because Lou Adler their manager, was too busy with Carole King, The Mamas and Papas,etc. He wanted them to go around the country to visit radio stations and promote their new album. Jimi requested them to play with him @Woodstock. Randy and Jimi remained friends until Jimi’s death, which affected him greatly. Basically Lou Adler did a shitty job promoting because he did not have the time to do it right! I know because Randy is my cousin, never will forget the call from my mom on January 2 1997, devastating!
@@michaelkoszowski3716 Jay Ferguson. Ever heard Jo Jo Gunne, Jay was the singer & Keyboard player & Mark Andes the Bass player with Spirit played with them along with his brother Matthew playing Guitar. They formed after Spirit. ua-cam.com/video/oDWxja7Sfnw/v-deo.html & from their first record. ua-cam.com/video/cOi0Iv5J45c/v-deo.html So he dropped the tambourine , not a big deal . Jay is a great musician .
@@michaelkoszowski3716 No problem, I preferred him with Spirit & Jo Jo Gunne than after , He kind of went towards the commercial side which is not my thing. I did get lucky to have seen him with both Spirit & Jo Jo G. Great 60s & 70s unrestricted Rock n roll. Take care
wow. a truly live recording, not lip synched to studio music. Every now and then at some out fairs some band will play I got a line on you and my hair stands on end. The bass in 1984 is perfect
Your A Fool to Think You or the Normal man Ever Owned America. Been Corporate America for the Rich For The Past 100 years at least.The Poor & Middle class do All the Work,Fight all the Wars While the Rich Make All the Rules and All the profits.
If Led Zeppelin has to pay up for the alleged ripping of Taurus, many Zep fans will be angry and will post obscenity laced comments, but Page and Plant need to do the right thing if the court goes in Randy California's favor and give the man his due. Zeppelin has been down this road before, but Stairway will cause a major rethinking about Zeppelin's legacy as songwriters.
In 1970 both Randy California & Wayne Kramer played plastic fantastic Dan Armstrong guitars. Two very influential musicians, Wayne Kramer is still in business.
Think it was the Newport Pop Festival, Northridge, Ca. Summer 69, (Jimi-headliner) They wore top hats & tails. They & another L A group “LOVE” never got the respect they deserved.
"12 Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus" is one of the great "unknown" classic albums of all time. Check it out if you haven't already.
UnKnown ??? What baby boomer doesn’t know that album?
I think Brian Flon is commenting on how 12 Dreams did not get the attention it should have back in 1970 and subsequent to that period. In my opinion, the album is one of the best concept albums ever recorded. If it hasn’t already, it should be one of those videos where an unaware listener is given headphones to listen for the first time and then we see his or her reaction to it. It really is a gem.
Loved also Future Games
You Nailed IT
Totally agree!
My dad was Business Manager for Spirit, among other groups. Ed Cassidy was a great guy, he would park his Nissan in our garage while away on tour. His son in law, Randy California, inspired by Hendrix, also inspired “Stairway” with his song “Taurus.” Mark Andes is legendary for his work with Spirit, Jo Jo Gun, Heart and Firefall. Saw them frequently in the 70s; hugely entertaining.
Yes/ Randy's family lost the lawsuit but the intro to Stairway was definitely Taurus !!!
Hey i'm french and I have 16 yo and I liste this band. I'm sad that no one knows this group today
I was very fortunate to spend the last 8 years of Ed "Cass"Cassidy's life getting to know him before he passed. He was still playing the drums a few times a week until he passed . Cass was a great person to know and I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to meet him. FYI he would play Jazz drum beats and sounded amazing!
Spirit were so wonderful...i wish they'd got as well known as Jim Morrison and co. R.I.P RANDY CALIFORNIA and ED CASSIDY.
one of my absolute favorite bands from that era.
Their first four albums are fantastic. The songs were imaginative and the production on those albums is first-rate compared to lots of music from that era. Just a really great band.
We had a hippie house in Morgantown WV. Spirit was in town for a concert and later Randy California stopped by the house for a jam session . Pretty awesome evening.
University of West Virginia, good drink & drugs ?
Randy got the "California" from Jimi Hendrix, when teen aged Randy, was a member of Hendrix' Blue Flames in NYC, the bass player was also a 'Randy', so Jimi designated one as Randy "California", and the other guy as Randy {whatever state that guy was from}. Fun fact !
Texas
Isn't that the way it usually goes?
Randy (from) Texas
Hence, Randy Texas!
oh ya, playing with Jimmy James!
that other Randy was Randy Palmer...great guy and a slick bass player! (w/Brother Danny on drums)
Jimi might have gotten it from his army stint.It is used in the military.
Ed (Mr. Skin) Cassidy, stepfather of Randy and born in my hometown of Harvey, IL.
I have ed's book on making it in the music bizz
Did you ever get a chance to meet him?
@@captainmoretokin2172 I have seen Spirit at least 20 times. Ed was like a father to me. I ADORED him. A true GENTLEMAN. I miss him...
@@TheLisab56 ; that was a magical time back then. times are so weird now. I put on some Spirit albums to take me back to the simple ways i was so acustom to and i feel better instantly. I just wish that i could have known them as well. Bless your heart. and have a good night. im getting their first lp out right now to play it in your honor.
12 dreams is in my top 5 favorite albums of all time
This is some amazing footage.I remember seeing Spirit at Fillmore West in 1970.I was 15 years old and it was a unforgettable music experience for me.This captures some of that magic once again....What a spectacular live band !
So glad to find video of the OG lineup of Spirit, saw them constantly through 1969 & 1970, wasn’t thrilled when Jay Furgeson and Mark Andes left and formed Jo Jo Gunn, it just wasn’t the same. I loved Randy California and his stepdad Ed Cassidy or Father/Mr. Skin. They were a wonderful band.
Those first two Jo Jo Gunne albums were some of the best rock to come out of the mid 70s but they decided or the record company did they stopped playing as they did on those albums & went towards the commercial side & fell flat as it was awful stuff compared to the first two records & seeing them live was pretty awesome i know as i've seen them & before them Spirit & Atomic Rooster on the same bill in MD. Mark is a fine bassist & his brother Matt was & still is a killer guitar player both ended up in Jo Jo Gunne with Jay.
The most underrated Sixties band.
? Spirit are rated very high, especially their first four records. Did you mean the most neglected Sixties band by consumers?
Rob Hollander
As was the Sons of Champlin 👍
@@brianhammer5107 Exactly
Understandable-- they're a 70's band.
@@Briellen_Mellott
First album 67 or 68
Great band. 😎great Randy california..🎸
I Got A Line On You is an incredible piece of music. It even stood out in the 60’s.
Great group should have been much bigger and popular!
The greatest American band ever!
Randy California has his Bosstone fuzz taped to his Dan Armstrong guitar. The sound is prominent in many of his lead solos on the records. This is awesome footage. Thanks for posting this.
Yes, the Bosstone was his signature effect, so sustained and beguiling. Taped to his D.A. guitar, fun you remembered that! Saw them in Mpls. several times, once greeted them at the airport. Hmmm, I was nuts...😲
It was ,a sears Silverstone guitar
Judging solely from the end credits that entire broadcast on which Spirit guested(?) must have been a genuine trip.
Yeah, Salvador Dali? What kind of a TV show is this?
@@leroi368 This stuff was probably the equivalent of Monday night football in France in the 60s
Didn't get to see Spirit but I loved the music as a young hippie from Cali.... however I was fortunate to see JoJo Gunne in their prime at the Hollywood Bowl with Alice Cooper; best damn mushroom trip EVER!!!!! 😭😁😇
Oh man that was great! Thanks for posting. I saw them live in 1969 truly one of the best bands of the era.
I saw them in early '70s. At a little bar in Salt Lake city,utah called the Terrace. Very nice. Intimate concert!
I saw them at the Convention Center in Las Vegas in 1970. Spirit and Sweetwater. Two tragically underrated 60's bands.
Michael Amundsen I was at that concert too! Randy did a solo with a time delayed effect that blew my acid riddled mind. Ah, memories.
So cool, so raw, so awesome! Many thanks for this. One of the all time great bands. Got to see them live twice in the Pittsburgh area in the mid seventies. Devastated when I heard how Randy died. RIP and rock on Randy!
Sad
Same here. I saw them in the mid 70s at WVU same thing. Ha, it was probably on the same tour😂
@@nazmoking3171 BTW nice Paul Shannon reference Nazmo!
Wow I'm from outside of the Burgh so thats cool...at the Stanley Theatre?
@@blayneb7290 oh wow just noticed...local ref...yinzers! May your life be pothole free!
They should have played 1984 on MTV in 1984 when they still played music videos , I bet people would have dug it
These moments in time... ! These are the best "live moments", ever recorded, of the Super Band Spirit...
did you just paraphrase Rutger Hauer's soliloquy near the end of Bladerunner? Lol
This is incredible footage of a classic American band.
The legendary line up !!!
Great video. I was finally able to see them in the early-mid ‘80s twice at the 930 Club in DC. Very cool performances.
saw Spirit in tiny bar in Chicago back in 1978. It was very personal. They did not disappoint. Yes they were underrated.
always loved Spirit- finally got to see em at the so-called Newport Pop 69 (Devonshire Downs/Northridge,Ca.) summer 1969. 3 days, 200,000 fans. Hendrix was there too.
I had just turned 16 and graduated jr. High school that afternoon and watched the Edwin Hawkins Singers
(Oh Happy Day). By the time Spirit hit the stage , I was coming on and it was incredible. I was peaking while Jimi played .His playing was incendiary when the stage melted into a huge bonfire. Orange Sunshine strikes again.....
@@stancruz4809 Yeah, those were the days...
Wow, this is some great footage of Jay, Randy, Mark, John and Ed doing what they were so good at!!! The camera shots are tres bien :) Thank you, JR, for digging it up and for your awesome post!
Not a sign of Matt Andes anywhere.
Matt showed up in Jo Jo Gunne, later on. Never in Spirit...
@@randyedward1 First of all, it's MARK Christopher-Andes. Secondly, he's there, the dude with the "dress!"
@@brianflon6310 At first I thought it was the bassist from the band Steppenwolf who also had long blond hair and also sometimes wore something that looked like a dress.
@@brianflon6310 Right! If I remember correctly he was a teenager back then. He later had a career with Heart.
Great band , fun to see this performance. Spirit was a very unique band with terrific tunes.
Awesome video!
That was such a good performance and I'd never seen it before.
Thank You for posting
1984 been such a long time since hearing it, and didn't know that it was Spirit. amazing video 1970
Brilliant ..... Viva Randy & Ed - see you down the road apiece xxx
GREAT BAND. THEY WERE PLAYED ALOT ON CKLW IN DETROIT. RANDY WAS A GREAT GUITARIST.
That ! my friends is rock n roll.
Gorgeous rifts and composition, even Randy's appearance all imply the influence of Hendrix.
Saw them at the Santa Monica civic in the late 60's,Great Band Live
I saw them at the agora ball room in 1975. They headlined for Hydra and Kansas. I was dosed from a pretty woman so I hid from Kansas behind one of the arches. Suddenly three quarters of the crowd left and I heard this dream like music. As best as I can remember it was great. The band was pretty large and the drumset was the size of my living room.
Sometime in the 1980s they played as a three piece and I saw them in the Tradewinds. Ed Cassidy played a dinky drumset that belonged to a local rock starlet. It was better than the first time.
Edit. They played with the house band equipment and only brought a couple guitars, a keyboard, and drumsticks.
The Agora was AWESOME. Some great shows there.
Orwell and Spirit may have gotten the date wrong, but it's all come true, now more than ever.
"I Got A Line" is an absolute Classic. Easily Top 10 song of the late 60s.
😂I loved Spirit! Interesting article. He died a hero.
"I Got A Line On You" is definitely in my top 5 ever !
Was fortunate to have seen them at the Shrine Auditorium in 1969 for S.F. night
great clips, Jay was really getting into it
Man thanks so much for posting this! Heard them live in San Antonio fall of '69 and they were electrifying
Saw them in Phoenix around 1969, fantastic!!!
Kirk, Saw them open for Atomic Rooster in 1970 & your right ,,, Fantastic..
I saw them in Alexandria Virginia in ‘69 as well. I have an old reel with their 4 LPs on back to back & still have the vinyl. Absolutely underrated.
4:55 Credits for appearance on this TV Show "Salvador Dali" and "Spirit" on the same TV Show !!!!.... how GROOVY 60's can you get? I didn't know "I got a line on you" was this old, I thought it was late '79 or early 80's. I always remembered those huge Drums of Ed's. He was iconic because he was shaved in the hey day of Long Hair... he really stood out and those Huge drums made him memorable. If I remember right the Bass player went on to be in many Hit's and Bands, anyway I love seeing old rock and roll TV appearances. Thanx for posting!.
Southern rock band Blackfoot did a scorching cover of "Line" in the late 70s. Our rock station played the fool out of it. Also, loved seeing Dali as a guest!!
Just arriving from Peru in 1969..
This is what I listened to!
Outstanding song...I gotta Line on you.
Were we all ever this young?
One great band !!
takes me back to my high school days. great song!
Boy, they were right. Look at all the surveillance we're under now in the world. There are cameras everywhere. I just love Spirit. They got me through some tough times in the '60s.
This footage is a gem, the sound of that magic years
A great video to remember one of the great bands of the late 60's with such creative albums of rock with a hint of jazz infused
A VERY good band LIVE !!!
Songs ,fresh garbage and mechanical world from 1st album outstanding.had they made it to Woodstock, everyone would know them. Jay furgason, excellent song writer.
I once gave Randy a joint.
1984 is here and has been for years listen closely to the lyrics!
You ain"t close to being wrong about that!Now, if someone steps to the plate & remedies the massive apathetic response we may be alright.
Yep, the leftists are out to control every aspect of your life.
Sobriety date 1984
@@greenman7612 no, our "leaders" are out to control us, come on man.
1972 I spun this record so many times I drove my Mom crazy!
Great great band. Don't forget them.
1st time ever seeing this one love thank for this post love sprit
Fantastic! Thank you for posting this treasure
Saw them with some friends at the Fillmore East around 1/71 , just found out recently it was one of their last gigs with the original lineup...
REAL Rockers!!! Oh, the Daze!!! Learning to dance to these tunes was exciting! Mark, ingenious unnie! Much love ALL!
Thanks for this great piece of history. Saw the band in Denver in '75 at Emmets Field, Awesome
It's not Emmett's field its Ebbets Field some many a group there over the years
I loved Jay's band "Jo Jo Gunne." Saw them in a great show in Dallas Oct of 73 with a brand new band opening for them.........MONTROSE. Ronnie Montrose and Sammy Hagar tore the place down and were a very hard act to follow that night....
playing live, no lip syncers here, with low fi sound on tv, mistakes and all, a band who goes for it.
Exactly
A live Spirit concert was as good as ANY during a period that produced superior live music. They should have been HUGE but for something wrong with management. For example:
Even though they recorded in LA with its high production values they couldn't get anyone competent to record them in studio. The four early albums didn't do them justice.
Also, they were invited to Woodstock. Turned it down because of schedule conflict. D'oh!
John McFarland The reason they did not do Woodstock is because Lou Adler their manager, was too busy with Carole King, The Mamas and Papas,etc. He wanted them to go around the country to visit radio stations and promote their new album. Jimi requested them to play with him @Woodstock. Randy and Jimi remained friends until Jimi’s death, which affected him greatly. Basically Lou Adler did a shitty job promoting because he did not have the time to do it right! I know because Randy is my cousin, never will forget the call from my mom on January 2 1997, devastating!
Sure wish there was a live concert recording with the original band. I got to see them at the Fillmore West.
one of the rockin'est songs ever written....
i LOVE THIS THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS !!
we luv Spirit!
Cool clip! Historical
1984 was very unremarkable actually, but Love the song. Even own the album this is on. 😁❤️
Best tambourine man in the business!
Despite the drop. :)
Who is tambourine man ??
@@michaelkoszowski3716 Jay Ferguson. Ever heard Jo Jo Gunne, Jay was the singer & Keyboard player & Mark Andes the Bass player with Spirit played with them along with his brother Matthew playing Guitar. They formed after Spirit. ua-cam.com/video/oDWxja7Sfnw/v-deo.html & from their first record. ua-cam.com/video/cOi0Iv5J45c/v-deo.html So he dropped the tambourine , not a big deal . Jay is a great musician .
@@paullevine1813 ...oh yeah ...thunder island !!!!! ....thanks paul ..👍
@@michaelkoszowski3716 No problem, I preferred him with Spirit & Jo Jo Gunne than after , He kind of went towards the commercial side which is not my thing. I did get lucky to have seen him with both Spirit & Jo Jo G. Great 60s & 70s unrestricted Rock n roll. Take care
WoW, What a rarity! Thanks! Love that driving bass.
Fanfukintastic and a solid thumbs up
I second the emotion this is a real treasure. Thanks so much.
My brother's band played 'Line' at my Jr high graduation dance 1970. Will always have fond memory of that tune.
wow. a truly live recording, not lip synched to studio music. Every now and then at some out fairs some band will play I got a line on you and my hair stands on end. The bass in 1984 is perfect
A treasure indeed...many thanks.
My ALL-TIME favorite!
so appropriate I want my “our” America back
I want everyone to be able to vote, dedicated to the proposition that all men and all women are created with equal rights.
Your A Fool to Think You or the Normal man Ever Owned America. Been Corporate America for the Rich For The Past 100 years at least.The Poor & Middle class do All the Work,Fight all the Wars While the Rich Make All the Rules and All the profits.
Great footage thanks for posting!
If Led Zeppelin has to pay up for the alleged ripping of Taurus, many Zep fans will be angry and will post obscenity laced comments, but Page and Plant need to do the right thing if the court goes in Randy California's favor and give the man his due. Zeppelin has been down this road before, but Stairway will cause a major rethinking about Zeppelin's legacy as songwriters.
Money grab attempt and nothing else. No way they infringed on Taurus. Zero.
@@cpad007 Haha
Obviously Randy and the label didn't care while he was alive.
@@johnnypissoff244 Last I heard LZ was cleared.
Zeppelin is cool but a bit overrated sadly.
A real treat, thanks!
Randy Wolfe looks like a randy wolf. Great psychedelic rock
Saw them at the Aragon mid 70's. Great band.
In 1970 both Randy California & Wayne Kramer played plastic fantastic Dan Armstrong guitars. Two very influential musicians, Wayne Kramer is still in business.
wow, actual live play, not miked, not dubbed over, not studio version
"Water Woman & Water Child ...Living under Water Is Something Wild!"
One of the greatest rock bands of all time. Every band member was a first-rate musician.
Think it was the Newport Pop Festival, Northridge, Ca. Summer 69, (Jimi-headliner) They wore top hats & tails. They & another L A group “LOVE”
never got the respect they deserved.
ABSOLUTELY!!!!💯💯💯💯💯
Put your legs around me give me all of your love , I always thought he's had put your arms around me that was funny that he added the new line
Fantastic!!
Classic. Great band. "1984" is one their best. Still meaningful.
Mark Andes long time, heart, bass.