Just can't seem to get through a day without Alvin Lee on the system at least once. Eric Burdon is fantastic. Listen to the two of them together all day long. Thanks Alvin for what you left us will never forget you
Yeah, Alvin Lee/Ten Years After were an amazing guitarist and band! I have a few albums here, and on one of them they talk about four musical gymnastics, which they were ..a-mazing! And Yes too of course, I remember a friend in the '80's with who I listened a lot to Over The Edge, it was a period that we used to get a bunch of magic mushrooms in the fall and dried them so we had a big pot filled for the year, so we could trip a little whenever we wanted and sell some for weed. Music was a special experience if you were tripping, it could lift you up very high, with the sunshine coming in, and he had this fantastic hippie-ish room with many colours and great things around, painted walls, floors, etc. It all made for a wonderful experience!
@@baronsaturday9560 ALVIN LEE OLD MEN IN POLISH IVE LOVE ALVIN AND TEN Y EARS AFTER 1972 SHHH ITS BEATUFIL ALBUM MY MUMM Y WHY POLISH PEOPLRS LOVE MUSIC WHO IS ANSWER MY DOUGHTR ITS BIG IN ENGLISH IM ONLY ZERO HEJ FROM POZNAN
Awesome performance all the way around. I wonder when this was filmed? 80s 90s? Very cool Eric is one of my favorite singers. Thanks for sharing this here.
Thank you, Rick, for this is an awesome bit of musical magic... Alvin Lee has been my favorite guitarist since I first heard him as a boy in the 60s, when I was playing in a Symphony. Everyone on this is great, but of course, Alvin is what shines brightest here, imho!
When ERIC appeared on the scene in the 60’s I was under his spell ! From House of the Rising Sun thru Sky Pilot he rocked my life and still does today at 73 ( in 3 days ) !
Alvin. Unreal feeling with those guitar chops spine tingling what guitar player with such a direct aggressive approach who can play as smooth as anybody he is one of my favorites
This is great, this was never on Dutch television, so I don't know the series, but I love it! In the '70s/80s we still saw things like Are You Being Served, Fawlty Towers, Monty Python, Tommy Cooper, Catweazle, The Young Ones, Benny Hill, Lucy Ball, Laurel & Hardy, Charlie Chaplin, etc. and Dutch series and programs. The VPRO was always great (and still is, but that period was very good!) They made progressive/intellectual and confronting television with lots of amazing (&rough) humor, great period!
Amazing! Best male voices in rock: Eric Burdon, Marty Balin, Stevie Winwood, Jack Bruce. (Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix and Joe Cocker and Van Morrison are in separate categories).
Greg Lake, John Wetton, Daryl Hall, Peter Gabriel, Freddie Mercury, Jeff Buckley...the list can get very long. That being said, Eric Burton certainly belongs on it!
You tell me these guys are not into this? Just look at their faces...Tony Ashton ...Alvin Lee....probably the most I animated I have seen Rick Wakeman playing live. Eric Burdon really got them going!!!!
Alvin was such an amazing performer, every album that he released was great and he never lost his edge. The CD release of "The Last Show" - his performance as just as good as anything that he'd released throughout his career. Definite great loss when passed - miss him and his new releases........
just some of the gods of rock doing what they do best , I am greatful to have lived in a time that music meant something and the blues made me cry at times , thanx guys and gals
Wow! Wasn't even aware of this show in England. To see Rick, Alvin and Eric all together, I mean HEAR! Ten Years After was my very 1st concert. '72 Cleveland Auditorium, the other half of Symphony Hall where you performed Journey to the Center of the Earth! American commerical theme songs was the encore which got you another standing ovation. You said thanks but we have no more material for a band with orchestra. The fellow next to me yelled out, Play it Again and you performed the entire first half of the Journey album again! My introduction to Rick Wakeman as a solo performer.
Wow, There I was just trippin through some music on utube, 10 years after lead me to Alvin, and Alvin led me here. There I was looking at a few of my absolute favorite musicians putting it down. Great stuff.
I REMEMBER 1st TIME I SEEN THE MOVIE , "WOOSTOCK" WE HAD A QUAD STEREO LINKED WITH THE TV SET, THE OPENING GUITAR SOLO TO I,M GOING HOME BY ALVIN LEE , CURLED MY TOES UP INSIDE MY SHOES, BEING A GUITAR PLAYER MYSELF, I SETUP & TOOK NOTICE, ALMOST COULD' NT BELIEVE THIS , ALVIN DEFINATLY WAS A "BALLS-ZY SUMBITCH WITH THAT GIBSON red 335 ,,,OMFG!!!DAMMM!!!!!
Alvin Lee's guitar style was beyond incredible. Burdon did a superb job of delivering the song. The whole band seemed quite cohesive. This is phenomenal!
When it comes to blues, quite often less is more with guitar but Alvin Lee somehow gets away with throwing as many notes into the mix as he can. Miss him. Also, I wish Eric had sung more and screamed less on this.
Mitch Gawlik not really a good way to think about it. The only surefire way to play blues well is to copy old blues music as accurately as possible and proceed from that point
@@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer I never said that throwing out 100 notes when 10 will do is a good thing. I said Alvin got away with it. If I'm understanding you correctly you're not saying that old blues should be copied verbatim. If that was the case blues would have died off a long time ago. Think of how Stevie Ray Vaughan's debut record gave the blues a much needed boost. Unfortunately, it also produced a flock of uninspiring copy cats. Most African/American bluesmen didn't change their ways, with the major exception of Buddy Guy, who seemed to want to become a rock star. Thankfully, he's back to playing blues. Fortunately, again, there are white players like Ronnie Earl and Anson Funderburgh, to name a couple, who play blues without pyrotechnics. White fans of blues music should take a trip back to Johnny Guitar Watson, Jimmy Dawkins, Philip Walker, Albert King, Long John Hunter and others to see how blues was played before SRV gave it a kick in the butt.
Eric always is the best at everything he performs & with everyone he performs with--- So almost unbelievably amazing! How can so much greatness fit into just one man?
You know i used to watch this brilliant show every week and then it just disappeared. Such a shame. Just like a great music paper i used to buy called "Musicians Only". Gone in the midst of time until now. Thanks Rick.
What a helluva band.....Eric Burdon, Alvin Lee, Rick Wakeman, Tony Ashton.... incredible performers one and all...Fantastic!
A privelage.
Eric Burdon. One of the greatest voices in rock and roll.
Asi es!!
Yes Love his Voice ❤❤❤
Å Yes ❤🎉🎉
🎤🎤🎤🎤
Yes, he is and never got the credit he deserved. I was in love with him since I was 10 yrs. old. lol
WTF... What an improbable band, Rick Wakeman playing the blues with Alvin Lee and Eric Burdon...
Just can't seem to get through a day without Alvin Lee on the system at least once. Eric Burdon is fantastic. Listen to the two of them together all day long. Thanks Alvin for what you left us will never forget you
Love Rick Wakeman!
Yeah, Alvin Lee/Ten Years After were an amazing guitarist and band! I have a few albums here, and on one of them they talk about four musical gymnastics, which they were ..a-mazing! And Yes too of course, I remember a friend in the '80's with who I listened a lot to Over The Edge, it was a period that we used to get a bunch of magic mushrooms in the fall and dried them so we had a big pot filled for the year, so we could trip a little whenever we wanted and sell some for weed. Music was a special experience if you were tripping, it could lift you up very high, with the sunshine coming in, and he had this fantastic hippie-ish room with many colours and great things around, painted walls, floors, etc. It all made for a wonderful experience!
@@baronsaturday9560 ALVIN LEE OLD MEN IN POLISH IVE LOVE ALVIN AND TEN Y EARS AFTER 1972 SHHH ITS BEATUFIL ALBUM MY MUMM Y WHY POLISH PEOPLRS LOVE MUSIC WHO IS ANSWER MY DOUGHTR ITS BIG IN ENGLISH IM ONLY ZERO HEJ FROM POZNAN
I was just blown away ...and i am 60 years old....lol
Alvin Lee better than Clapton!!
Eric Burdon roars...
Way too cool! Eric Burdon for President!
What a great song and Eric Burden has what it takes to convey this song with the dynamic style that kicks ass!
Thank you Rick Wakeman, Eric Burdon and ALVIN LEE and to the other musicans. Beautiful music, - Wish you where here Alvin Lee....
WTF.....How did I not know of this? Amazing!
Man,Alvin Lee was the greatest guitar player of all time,bar none!
Took the words right out of my mouth, I've said that before, thank you!
Wow! What a find - Eric Burdon AND Alvin Lee! Plus Rick Wakeman? Trifecta!
EACH ONE IS AS GOOD AS THE OTHER
The holy trinity
Eric's vocal ability is astounding, will send a chill up the spine,can't say enough good things about this man, & his tremendous voice!!
I so agree!!
All this was going off when I became a punk. We thought we were the next big thing. How foolish we were.
Really amazing!! Great musicians!! 😑😎
Fantastic Eric Burdon, Prince of Blues ¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨with his partners. Thanks to you for ever.............~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Historic recording. Beyond belief.
SO TRUE
Magistral ERIC y el acompañamiento ❤❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏🇨🇱
NOTHING about this is ANYTHING but vicious! HOT DAMN!
Awesome performance all the way around. I wonder when this was filmed? 80s 90s? Very cool Eric is one of my favorite singers. Thanks for sharing this here.
Thank you, Rick, for this is an awesome bit of musical magic... Alvin Lee has been my favorite guitarist since I first heard him as a boy in the 60s, when I was playing in a Symphony. Everyone on this is great, but of course, Alvin is what shines brightest here, imho!
Oh yeah!
I think we can all say Alvin Lee was something special !! 😎
More than something special, in every way as much or more enthralling as Burdon, just gotta speak the truth
He was fantastic!
ALVIN was a gift from god. cHEERS.
When ERIC appeared on the scene in the 60’s I was under his spell ! From House of the Rising Sun thru Sky Pilot he rocked my life and still does today at 73 ( in 3 days ) !
happy birthday, young man
Ditto
Now in 2021 he is 80 has taken good care of himself.
Me too! I’m approaching 80 this summer!
L♡VE SONG.ELVIS 1st.ERIC 2nd🚶🎸🎼🧡
Brilliant, Erics voice and style is amazing😍
What?!? How great is this didn't know it existed.
Rob Brown beat down Rob Brown?
@@lincolncross6355 No Downtown Bobby Brown 3 pts!
That is the late Tony Ashton on piano. Chas Cronk mostly of Wakeman and Strawbs on bass and Tony Fernandez of both Wakeman and Strawbs on drums
So young I didn't recognize them! Loved seeing Strawbs in the 70's.
We ought to all have Eric's phenomenal self-confidence!
Alvin. Unreal feeling with those guitar chops spine tingling what guitar player with such a direct aggressive approach who can play as smooth as anybody he is one of my favorites
This is brilliant. Eric, Alvin and Rick , all in top form.
I love Eric's feeling and... everything else... ;)
Love Eric Burdon, never knew this existed. Thanx!!!
Уникакльный ролик.Бардон с Элвином Ли вкупе-Супер.Жаль.что нет продолжения.НО и этого уже много для тех кто уважает и любит обоих.
This is great, this was never on Dutch television, so I don't know the series, but I love it! In the '70s/80s we still saw things like Are You Being Served, Fawlty Towers, Monty Python, Tommy Cooper, Catweazle, The Young Ones, Benny Hill, Lucy Ball, Laurel & Hardy, Charlie Chaplin, etc. and Dutch series and programs. The VPRO was always great (and still is, but that period was very good!) They made progressive/intellectual and confronting television with lots of amazing (&rough) humor, great period!
Love this version so much better than Elvis’ version! They’re all sensational!
Best white singer ever,goosebumps
Wonderful, nice and perfection, what else can I say about it? Good music and Always Rick's fan.
The best
From Argentina
I love Rick Wakeman’s house band with Eric! Perfect combination! Thank you!
Merci Rick Wakeman 🌺
🎼💜🌺🙋🎼🎹🎺🌺
In an ever changing world there has been one thing that has never changed.....The voice and delivery of Eric Burdens vocals........GOLD.
Alvin and Eric should have done an album
Pure pleasure)
Amazing!
Best male voices in rock: Eric Burdon, Marty Balin, Stevie Winwood, Jack Bruce. (Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix and Joe Cocker and Van Morrison are in separate categories).
lopezb ... Elvis by a Mile! Steve Marriott
Chris Cornell, Layne Staley, Robert Plant, John Lennon, and Paul McCartney. There are so many great ones.
@@jamesfitzgerald6636 good call on Steve Marriott!
Freddie, Brad Delp, Paul Rodgers, Greg Lake.
Greg Lake, John Wetton, Daryl Hall, Peter Gabriel, Freddie Mercury, Jeff Buckley...the list can get very long. That being said, Eric Burton certainly belongs on it!
You tell me these guys are not into this? Just look at their faces...Tony Ashton ...Alvin Lee....probably the most I animated I have seen Rick Wakeman playing live. Eric Burdon really got them going!!!!
The greatest musicians in the history of modern rock!
Alvin was such an amazing performer, every album that he released was great and he never lost his edge. The CD release of "The Last Show" - his performance as just as good as anything that he'd released throughout his career. Definite great loss when passed - miss him and his new releases........
So fantastic show!
just some of the gods of rock doing what they do best , I am greatful to have lived in a time that music meant something and the blues made me cry at times , thanx guys and gals
A little slice of rock history that I never even knew existed.
Great Eric Burdon! At the top!
This is so awesome the quality of the sound and the performances is almost as good as being there. I just blew my brains out,
ERIC HAS THE GROOVE,,,,ALVIN,, SAW HIM IN '70
Fantastic performance.
Eric Burdon at his best these tracks are a good true record of earlier times ...
Alvin,Eric e Rick,una meraviglia!!
Wow! Wasn't even aware of this show in England. To see Rick, Alvin and Eric all together, I mean HEAR! Ten Years After was my very 1st concert. '72 Cleveland Auditorium, the other half of Symphony Hall where you performed Journey to the Center of the Earth! American commerical theme songs was the encore which got you another standing ovation. You said thanks but we have no more material for a band with orchestra. The fellow next to me yelled out, Play it Again and you performed the entire first half of the Journey album again! My introduction to Rick Wakeman as a solo performer.
Eric burdon una gran voz !! y personalidad canta con el alma !!❤❤
Whatever happened to English musicianship? Today we have boy and girlbands...DJ's and other horrors.
A Space in Time with Alvin, Eric and Rick. Wow.
Man Eric MY ALL TIME FAVORITE VOCALISTS, BIG BOLD LOUD CLEAR WAS HIS VOICE, AND WHEN HE WAS FINISHED TELLING YOU HIS STORY YOU KNEW HE LIVED IT ✌️
Yes he does! His song “ Spill the Will: get that girl…. Is pretty awesome!
Such a cool voice.
Wow, There I was just trippin through some music on utube, 10 years after lead me to Alvin, and Alvin led me here. There I was looking at a few of my absolute favorite musicians putting it down. Great stuff.
What a treat..never knew it existed..what a line up..
Ten years after the Animals ! Yes ! 🙂
"COOL," I LIKE,,, Ten Years After the animals,, cool !!
I REMEMBER 1st TIME I SEEN THE MOVIE , "WOOSTOCK"
WE HAD A QUAD STEREO LINKED WITH THE TV SET, THE OPENING GUITAR SOLO TO I,M GOING HOME BY ALVIN LEE , CURLED MY TOES UP INSIDE MY SHOES, BEING A GUITAR PLAYER MYSELF, I SETUP & TOOK NOTICE, ALMOST COULD' NT BELIEVE THIS , ALVIN DEFINATLY WAS A "BALLS-ZY SUMBITCH WITH THAT GIBSON red 335 ,,,OMFG!!!DAMMM!!!!!
Alvin Lee's guitar style was beyond incredible. Burdon did a superb job of delivering the song. The whole band seemed quite cohesive. This is phenomenal!
you have hit it on the head. This was/is epic.
Великолепно !!!
I've been Rick Rocked...damn, that's some fine, fine vintage R n' R
I had better not find out that this band
drifted through downtown here
back then,and I missed them.
Damn,this was good.
Matchless performance. Loved it!
Trying to Get Back to You...Surely got to me.
Thanks for sharing. Fantastic performance.
Still got all the VHS tapes when I recorded Gastank from Channel 4, watched the tapes many a time over.
Toda una jam de época... Suena muy bien, de lujo. Gracias
What a lovely thing to find. Is this series available anywhere?
a very lovely thing indeed never even knew this existed! Love all these dudes!
Eric super ++++++++++))))))))
Putz! Good music! Excelent vocalist and guitarrs. Top.
WHAT ABOUT LINK WRAY AND THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME. PLEASE DON'T LET ME BE UNDERSTOOD ?
Cool Cool Cool!
A wonderful voice, a real blues man...a real man, then...i can listen without ever getting tired
NO TAK STARA GWARDIA SPRZED BODAJ 40 LAT DZIEKI
Legendary
When it comes to blues, quite often less is more with guitar but Alvin Lee somehow gets away with throwing
as many notes into the mix as he can. Miss him. Also, I wish Eric had sung more and screamed less on this.
Mitch Gawlik not really a good way to think about it. The only surefire way to play blues well is to copy old blues music as accurately as possible and proceed from that point
@@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer I never said that throwing out 100 notes when 10 will do is a good thing. I said Alvin got away with it.
If I'm understanding you correctly you're not saying that old blues should be copied verbatim. If that was the case blues
would have died off a long time ago. Think of how Stevie Ray Vaughan's debut record gave the blues a much needed
boost. Unfortunately, it also produced a flock of uninspiring copy cats. Most African/American bluesmen didn't change
their ways, with the major exception of Buddy Guy, who seemed to want to become a rock star. Thankfully, he's back to
playing blues. Fortunately, again, there are white players like Ronnie Earl and Anson Funderburgh, to name a couple, who
play blues without pyrotechnics. White fans of blues music should take a trip back to Johnny Guitar Watson, Jimmy Dawkins,
Philip Walker, Albert King, Long John Hunter and others to see how blues was played before SRV gave it a kick in the butt.
Puro virtuoso
Where the hell did this come from? Amazing!
Tim Allbritton .. it’s an old Elvis song! Look up Elvis comeback special 1968and this song!
From heaven of course
@@jamesfitzgerald6636 Well, thanks, but I meant the video. :-D
The 60's baby!
@@scottmckenna9164 haircuts and synths look more 80's to me :)
That was delicious!!! Can i have some dessert now?
I’m on blues cloud nine.
Eric for ever! 😎
Eric always is the best at everything he performs & with everyone he performs with--- So almost unbelievably amazing! How can so much greatness fit into just one man?
@@Slinkygal WTF UNBELIEVABLE!WOW
Elvis Song - Comeback Special 1968 just unbeatable on U Tube
eric burdon did not slip out of key even once
Wow! Never seen this video.
Heavy weights. 🤙🏼 5-4
Great stuff, never to be repeated.
Hermoso
Baby you got to me. Outstanding✌😎
You know i used to watch this brilliant show every week and then it just disappeared. Such a shame. Just like a great music paper i used to buy called "Musicians Only". Gone in the midst of time until now. Thanks Rick.
Lucky for you I never knew😆
Oh my, this is so special. Thank you for putting this up
SO ALVIN WAS UP 30 YEARS AGO
Estamos ante una obra de arte no hay nada más que decir
omg is that good ...ERIC
good God! that's called music
Super blues