Excellent point. I was astounded when I did the math and realized how young he was. In an interview he said he was 16 when he toured the UK with the Rolling Stones in 1966. This means he was 18 when he toured with Cream in 1968, and 19 in 1969 when he toured the US with the Rolling Stones. Teen prodigy.
I saw Terry Reid for the very first time open for Cream at Madison Square Garden in 1968. I was so impressed & told all of my friends about him. He was truly great! My best friend who was a lead singer & guitarist for his band fell in love with his music & started performing some of his songs. I still play “Without Expression” all of the time.🎸🎤👍🏻
My experience was similar to yours. I saw him open for the Rolling Stones in 1969 and was blown away by his music. Terry keeps his fans long-term, doesn't he! There is much more Terry on my UA-cam Page, check it out.
I got to know the drummer, Keith Webb, when he still lived in Stafford in the UK where I currently live where we chatted, drank, smoked and played records he featured on through the night, Flamboyant here whilst in person he was modest and extremely enthusiastic about his time as part of Terry Reid's band. Sadly Keith passed on in 2007 in sunny Spain and I saw his last gig in the UK before he left at a little known pub known as The Crown in Aston near Stone where I lived at the time. Keith used to play drums for open microphone sessions on a Sunday in a pub in Stafford, The Nag's Head, way back in the eighties that was run by his family. Keith's drumming background was jazz so he was more than qualified to do a lot more than you see and hear here and it's worth checking out what he did with his band, Paladin with Peter Solley who is featured here on Hammond.
What! How amazing! Thank you for sharing your experiences with the great Keith Webb. In the few pieces I've listened to him on, he is rock steady all the way. I'm happy to hear that he spoke well of playing with Terry and company. I have vague memories of him onstage in 1969 when they opened for the Rolling Stones in Boston. I did wonder what broke the band apart, as the four of them put out a great sound. If you scroll down on this page, Keith's brother Julian Webb has commented here, with a bit of a conversation that followed about Keith's jazz career.
@@dianestrauss9699 Thanks for that and here's a nice juicy bit of trivia I got from Keith himself. As I was looking through his record collection I noticed he had The Fast lady film theme tune amongst his collection on 45 which was a Norrie Paramor composition and featured his orchestra on so I asked Keith about it and he told me there and then that this was the very first recording that Keith was featured on. Look up the film The Fast lady that starred Stanley Baxter and Julie Christie, amongst others.
@@blossie33 So sad to learn this and thanks for the update. Terry would be upset to learn this too because of his original band that supported The Rolling Stones on their first tour he's the only member alive but Lee Miles joined them later and Lee still looks healthy as does Terry.
When both Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple want you to front them, you know you've really got something great going on, and this vid proves it! Just imagine what either one of those bands would've sounded like with Reid singing...🎤🎸👊🔥
@@centrasseptyni8277 In the case of Led Zeppelin, Page actually wanted a 2nd guitar in the band; but with Deep Purple, Blackmore was adamant from the get-go that he didn't want another guitarist, Reid would've sang only.
Glad you enjoyed it! You also saw the Superlungs upload from the same show? There must be more film and video out there, languishing in storage, from his many performances through the years. Wish I knew who to pursue or what vaults to contact.
@@GoodGigsVids I was looking for an audio recording from Boston 1969, where I first saw him. I connected with a collector in Maine, who sent me Boston's audio plus this wonderful two-song video on DVD.
I prefer Terry Reid to Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. No, he didn’t go on to the same success as them. But imo he’s a better quality then those bands, as great as they are. Just my opinion.
Thanks Diane, I have not seen these before, they're great. I know Terry & his mother, I'm sure they would love to see these, you did well on stage with your camera 🎥😀
Benjamin Stephen, you are correct, this and Superlungs are not my recordings. I do believe Terry is aware of my UA-cam channel so I'm assuming he has seen my postings of his music. He's such a wonderful performer. Are you from Terry's hometown?
@@dianestrauss9699 Yes, I am from Cambridge and live in Earith, Cambridgeshire, Terry's mother Grace lives in Bluntisham, the next village along, Terry grew up there. Hopefully the Superlungs film that was started a few years ago, will be completed one day. I was overjoyed when I got to know Terry's music, then Terry & Grace, he is such an important music character and very warm. Terry lives in Palm Desert, I hope you can catch his shows. Best wishes Ben ✌😊👍
You are so right, besides being a wonderful performer, he is also very warm, sociable, and kind to his fans. How nice that you've been acquainted with him and his mother, right nearby you. We've been fortunate to have caught several of Terry's shows in 2018 and 2019 in the Hudson Valley area of New York. Take a look at my UA-cam home page and you'll find about twenty more videos, recorded by yours truly. ua-cam.com/channels/1rVO8kNONYD7AKgCqEYPew.htmlvideos?view=0&sort=p&flow=grid
@@dianestrauss9699 Thank you, this is great, richard@mighty-fresh.com is the producer of the Superlungs movie, he has commented to me about your 'very cool' Paris clips & I'm sure would be interested in your own videos, too. Keep up the good work, best wishes to you in the Hudson Valley from Cambridgeshire ✌😎👍
Hitch hiking from l a to frisc0 on a promise guy picked me up said he was going to frico but he was going to a party in Oxnard talked him out of the party hetook mestriggt tourism half way there he said the guy s party you guess it 74 Terry reid
Robert Plant learned 10% of what Terry Reid sings and was successful, I imagine Terry in Led Zeppelin, there is still time for Jimi Page to play with him.
Sound familiar?? Led zeppelin... song stealers. Crosby stills nash... image and song stealers... Wanna hear the original stairway to heaven riff? Listen to seed of memory. Whose vocals match Robert plant and Janis Joplin? Terry Reid. So . When you hear Robert plant and Jimmy page fo their classic vocal lead duel off, dont you ever wonder why they really never put together a dual off where robert mimics every note subsequently?(its always chopped up and incomplete sounding) Listen to terry reid in this song, you'll see how its done.
The man who wrote this song would be turning over in his grave if he heard this version of the song because of how Terry Reid butchered the lyrics, how do I know this you ask, the man who wrote this song was my father and he was very proud of the lyrics, and Terry stylized the song so much that you don't even understand the words. my favorite versions of this song are by Ray Charles ua-cam.com/video/5DikM7Rmzak/v-deo.html and Edgar Winter. ua-cam.com/video/NDtRdojr_Fs/v-deo.html
I can't argue with you, you know best how your father would feel. Thank you for your comments and insight. And thanks to your father for this marvelous song. Ray Charles' version is spectacular, no doubt about it. This is one of the songs I heard when I first saw Terry in 1969. I loved his bluesy voice, so even though you don't think much of this version, Terry's interpretation of the song holds a special place in my heart.
![Terry Reid - Fooling You [HQ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/fnZIGegxzjU/mqdefault.jpg)
Terry, just one of those genius rare birds. Glad to have discovered his music. A true legend.
100% right about that!
Some ppl just don’t understand he was not even 20 years old and he was a beast I mean truly amazing ❤
Excellent point. I was astounded when I did the math and realized how young he was. In an interview he said he was 16 when he toured the UK with the Rolling Stones in 1966. This means he was 18 when he toured with Cream in 1968, and 19 in 1969 when he toured the US with the Rolling Stones. Teen prodigy.
Soooo sooo good ❣❣❣❣❣
Arguably the greatest vocalist of his generation and just a lovely bloke. God bless the great Terry Reid.😊
Agree wholeheartedly
Terry Reid..unbelievable, bloody awesome..now I know what Jimmy Page saw..
I saw Terry Reid for the very first time open for Cream at Madison Square Garden in 1968. I was so impressed & told all of my friends about him. He was truly great! My best friend who was a lead singer & guitarist for his band fell in love with his music & started performing some of his songs. I still play “Without Expression” all of the time.🎸🎤👍🏻
My experience was similar to yours. I saw him open for the Rolling Stones in 1969 and was blown away by his music. Terry keeps his fans long-term, doesn't he! There is much more Terry on my UA-cam Page, check it out.
Right On ✊🏼 not many people remember or even know who he is.
This guy should have been a SUPERSTAR !!
@bobskarratt8724 You mentioned earlier that you were in Peter Jay's band. We'd love to hear more about this, if you wouldn't mind sharing.
he turned down being led zep singer he didnt give a shite or want it. single handedly made brits not gay and saved their sad island
I got to know the drummer, Keith Webb, when he still lived in Stafford in the UK where I currently live where we chatted, drank, smoked and played records he featured on through the night, Flamboyant here whilst in person he was modest and extremely enthusiastic about his time as part of Terry Reid's band. Sadly Keith passed on in 2007 in sunny Spain and I saw his last gig in the UK before he left at a little known pub known as The Crown in Aston near Stone where I lived at the time. Keith used to play drums for open microphone sessions on a Sunday in a pub in Stafford, The Nag's Head, way back in the eighties that was run by his family. Keith's drumming background was jazz so he was more than qualified to do a lot more than you see and hear here and it's worth checking out what he did with his band, Paladin with Peter Solley who is featured here on Hammond.
What! How amazing! Thank you for sharing your experiences with the great Keith Webb. In the few pieces I've listened to him on, he is rock steady all the way. I'm happy to hear that he spoke well of playing with Terry and company. I have vague memories of him onstage in 1969 when they opened for the Rolling Stones in Boston. I did wonder what broke the band apart, as the four of them put out a great sound. If you scroll down on this page, Keith's brother Julian Webb has commented here, with a bit of a conversation that followed about Keith's jazz career.
@@dianestrauss9699 Thanks for that and here's a nice juicy bit of trivia I got from Keith himself. As I was looking through his record collection I noticed he had The Fast lady film theme tune amongst his collection on 45 which was a Norrie Paramor composition and featured his orchestra on so I asked Keith about it and he told me there and then that this was the very first recording that Keith was featured on. Look up the film The Fast lady that starred Stanley Baxter and Julie Christie, amongst others.
Sadly I read Pete Solley passed away in November 23 😔 I remember seeing him with Chris Farlow's band The Thunderbirds. RIP
@@blossie33 Yes, I did hear that, just recently. Such a sad loss. Thanks for sharing this info, for others who were unaware.
@@blossie33 So sad to learn this and thanks for the update. Terry would be upset to learn this too because of his original band that supported The Rolling Stones on their first tour he's the only member alive but Lee Miles joined them later and Lee still looks healthy as does Terry.
This is incredible! And that band is sick asf!
Such great blues! Love you Terry Reid!
When both Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple want you to front them, you know you've really got something great going on, and this vid proves it! Just imagine what either one of those bands would've sounded like with Reid singing...🎤🎸👊🔥
not to mention a second guitar player!
Terry Reid,love you Brother.......
Glad he didn't join those bands but remained the 👑 solo artist he was meant to be !
How do you know if that would be no clash of personalities and ruined everything?
@@centrasseptyni8277 In the case of Led Zeppelin, Page actually wanted a 2nd guitar in the band; but with Deep Purple, Blackmore was adamant from the get-go that he didn't want another guitarist, Reid would've sang only.
Sorry and I LOVE Terry Reid
Some wonderful comments here !!! 💫💫💫
Amazing splendid brilliant, or as they say nowadays, awesome 👌 ❤
I want a big spliff and a blueberry milkshake with that music :D
🤣
Many many thanks! Xx
Wonderful!
Yeah yeah that’s what I’m talking about 😎😁😀🤔
That's too good
He just opens his mouth and great sounding music comes out. Amazing
Brilliant, brilliant, what a volce.!! 2:35
WOW !
I am here. I wish I was when.
GOD bless you, dear Terry, you are verry the best singer, come back in Brussel's please! Thank you so much! Mirador = Mireille Laurys.
Wow that's made my day!
What a rarity, what a treat. Thanks for the upload.
Glad you enjoyed it! You also saw the Superlungs upload from the same show? There must be more film and video out there, languishing in storage, from his many performances through the years. Wish I knew who to pursue or what vaults to contact.
Diane Strauss so I am wondering where you found this?
@@GoodGigsVids I was looking for an audio recording from Boston 1969, where I first saw him. I connected with a collector in Maine, who sent me Boston's audio plus this wonderful two-song video on DVD.
❤wow😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Brilliant, not seen this before. RIP Keith 2007.
He's still alive and playing the blues!
Martie, Terry is alive, thank the heavens, but drummer Keith Webb has passed.
@@dianestrauss9699 I lost my train of thought and read Reid in my mind. I am sorry for the loss.
Julian I presume Keith is a relation.
Keith in my eyes ( and ears) was the best.I saw him peform Dance of the cobra multiple times with Paladin
@@michaelachambers7870 yes you are right Keith was my elder brother and founder member of Paladin, great band.
I prefer Terry Reid to Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. No, he didn’t go on to the same success as them. But imo he’s a better quality then those bands, as great as they are.
Just my opinion.
Great stuff! Thanks for posting this. Talented players. Organist rips.
The organist, Peter Solley, spent years as a music producer and now owns a gelato shop in Vermont.
Sadly read that Pete Solley passed away in November 2023 😔 RIP
very sad news
Thanks for sharing Diane.
Best of best
Outfuckingstanding
Thanks Diane, I have not seen these before, they're great. I know Terry & his mother, I'm sure they would love to see these, you did well on stage with your camera 🎥😀
Ah I see you bought this recording, that's cool anyway 😀
Benjamin Stephen, you are correct, this and Superlungs are not my recordings. I do believe Terry is aware of my UA-cam channel so I'm assuming he has seen my postings of his music. He's such a wonderful performer. Are you from Terry's hometown?
@@dianestrauss9699 Yes, I am from Cambridge and live in Earith, Cambridgeshire, Terry's mother Grace lives in Bluntisham, the next village along, Terry grew up there. Hopefully the Superlungs film that was started a few years ago, will be completed one day. I was overjoyed when I got to know Terry's music, then Terry & Grace, he is such an important music character and very warm. Terry lives in Palm Desert, I hope you can catch his shows. Best wishes Ben ✌😊👍
You are so right, besides being a wonderful performer, he is also very warm, sociable, and kind to his fans. How nice that you've been acquainted with him and his mother, right nearby you. We've been fortunate to have caught several of Terry's shows in 2018 and 2019 in the Hudson Valley area of New York. Take a look at my UA-cam home page and you'll find about twenty more videos, recorded by yours truly. ua-cam.com/channels/1rVO8kNONYD7AKgCqEYPew.htmlvideos?view=0&sort=p&flow=grid
@@dianestrauss9699 Thank you, this is great, richard@mighty-fresh.com is the producer of the Superlungs movie, he has commented to me about your 'very cool' Paris clips & I'm sure would be interested in your own videos, too. Keep up the good work, best wishes to you in the Hudson Valley from Cambridgeshire ✌😎👍
I am glad I got to know Terry Reids music. Thanks Diane ;-)
Very happy that you enjoyed it, Stephan!
Great footage!!!!
I can hear a lot of Led Zep here. ( better said, I can hear a lot of Terry Reid goin on in Led Zep )
Qué increíble, subí más videos de Terry reid 😊
Fantastic upload Diane x
The Man..
Truly Wonderful... so much talent so young.... makes 2020 look very barren sadly
Wow, what marvellous channel is this. Subscribed!
Welcome aboard!
Hitch hiking from l a to frisc0 on a promise guy picked me up said he was going to frico but he was going to a party in Oxnard talked him out of the party hetook mestriggt tourism half way there he said the guy s party you guess it 74 Terry reid
Robert Plant learned 10% of what Terry Reid sings and was successful, I imagine Terry in Led Zeppelin, there is still time for Jimi Page to play with him.
Yes! It's not too late! Page, where are ya?
Wish He would hook up with Jimmy-John Paul, and Jason and do some Zeppelin tunes just to hear what it might have sounded like--
🙂💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨
Sound familiar?? Led zeppelin... song stealers. Crosby stills nash... image and song stealers...
Wanna hear the original stairway to heaven riff? Listen to seed of memory.
Whose vocals match Robert plant and Janis Joplin? Terry Reid.
So . When you hear Robert plant and Jimmy page fo their classic vocal lead duel off, dont you ever wonder why they really never put together a dual off where robert mimics every note subsequently?(its always chopped up and incomplete sounding)
Listen to terry reid in this song, you'll see how its done.
His studio recordings don’t do him justice. Reid was much better live.
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The man who wrote this song would be turning over in his grave if he heard this version of the song because of how Terry Reid butchered the lyrics, how do I know this you ask, the man who wrote this song was my father and he was very proud of the lyrics, and Terry stylized the song so much that you don't even understand the words. my favorite versions of this song are by Ray Charles ua-cam.com/video/5DikM7Rmzak/v-deo.html and Edgar Winter. ua-cam.com/video/NDtRdojr_Fs/v-deo.html
I can't argue with you, you know best how your father would feel. Thank you for your comments and insight. And thanks to your father for this marvelous song. Ray Charles' version is spectacular, no doubt about it. This is one of the songs I heard when I first saw Terry in 1969. I loved his bluesy voice, so even though you don't think much of this version, Terry's interpretation of the song holds a special place in my heart.
For those who may be interested, the composer is Roy Alfred.
thats so cool
Relax, Terry Reid is the best!
Interesting what you said. What was your father's name?