I was 15 in 74, when I first heard this song, now I'm 64 and still listen to status Quo and so do my neighbours 😂, a timeless classic from one of the greatest bands you'll ever hear.
you can't keep a good song down down!! ps, john coglan & i used to go to the same school, kingsdale & 15 years later, i dj'd at his 30th birthday party at the holiday inn chelsea in 1979!!
🎉I can't find anything better to nod too😊😂❤ QUO FOREVERMORE XXXX HELLO AGAIN I'M NEARLY 79 NOW AND I KNOW ALL THE WORDS QUO NEED TO WRITE MORE SONGS BEFORE 6TH MARCH 😢 PS I don't know what happens on 6TH March !!
I'm a huge fan of 70's complicated Prog Rock and I love the Quo. I never understand why some people juge their music as "basic" and "simple" (not to say "stupid"). Their vocal harmonies and instrumental arremgements were just brillant. They found so many great melodies on the 3 blues chords. Nobody ever done that. They were just genius. It sounds easy music untill you try to play it.
I agree, I"m a later in life convert, from the States, and they were never played much on the radio here other than "Matchstick Men." I honestly discovered them through UA-cam. This tune is balls out Chuck Berry meets The Zombies with a Quo twist, probably one of the best rock 'n' roll numbers of the 1970s, to be frank (when I was wee lad). Also made me dig deeper into their catalog. What a great group!
You know how it goes. Vaccine take its toll. I'd rather see a rock'n'roller die after alcohol and heroine. Now crucify me, assholes! OMG, we'll all get the flu in the end.... WTF!!!!!
Last danced to this in a sixth form school disco in about ‘77. Now after all these years, after kids and life, divorce and the next life I’ve met my soul mate and she’s a serious Quo fan. So down down deeper and down we go
65 here, met rick at house of blues la, beforehand the show. We snuck in a back door a couple of hours before the show. Brother johntook a picture of us looking like we might have been friends.
I'm 35 and I bloody love this song too, as well as my father does. I'll be always thankful to my father, who's now in your age, for introducing me all the great classic rock and hard rock bands, when I was a young boy.
ALAN CHARLES LANCASTER otherwise known as NUFF, has passed away in Sydney, his home for 45 years. The founding member and the backbone of STATUS QUO had been suffering from Multiple Sclerosis for many years. Alan battled on bravely, performing at QUO's Reunion gigs in 2013 and 2014. Even though he had MS, Alan's performance and his vocals were the strongest of the three. My favourite member of QUO is Alan Lancaster. I had the pleasure of having a beer and a smoke with Alan at a Sydney pub gig, in Five Dock, when he had The Lancaster Bombers and The Lancaster/Brewster Bands in the late 80's. We had a longer chat at The Lewisham Hotel as well. These were dirty, grungy hotels, though this didn't phase the great man of the people. Alan was the most beautifil man, very humble, down to earth and a great guy to talk with and have a laugh. Vale Alan ( Nuff ) Lancaster RIP mate, you were one of the greatest Rockers of all time.
This song really made me sit up and take notice. Loved them prior also. This vid is great also. Francis wandering around, blaring out one of the most recognisable few chords to ever start a song, Rick casually walking across the stage, slinging his guitar on, Alan in a kind of Zen state and John just giving it the Charlie Watts expression. They encapsulate cool
I was 19 years old in 1974,and i have bought all the records i could with Status Quo back then. I have love their music since.I will always miss them,we never get a band as good as they have been in so many years.
I must have been 14 when I saw them in Düsseldorf in concert. First line, direct in front of the stage, masses squezzed us against the barriers. What a great evenin,what a great band, what a great memory.
@@tomasvanecek8626 You are correct they are both equally awesome , just a bad choice of word on my part . However , Keith Richards had the choice of any guitar & he preferred the Telecaster .
Everybody loves the quo! My old dad loved em and he was 75! Most of us grew up with their great blend of music. Long may they continue to bring harmony to millions of people world wide.
The Quo were and are brilliant .... this sort of old school rock n roll they did it so well my dad(proper sadly missed) would just turn it up on the radio and whe'd just head bang together...memories that I love...keep it going 👍
Fucking incredible. It's all there. Composition, harmony, lyricism AND, image. Eat your hearts out, wannabe bands of today. Sweet are the pinnacle. And you know it.
I'm a 51 year old American living in the state of Kentucky and this is my introduction to Status Quo outside of Picture Of Matchstick Men.....WOW! I'M THROWING CHAIRS AGAINST THE WALL OUT OF SHEER HAPPINESS!
If everything come’s together! And i think that the bass line from mr Lancaster is the main leader for this song!💪🏼 9 years in 1974. But oh man what an impact on my life. And.... the intro....... when mister Lancaster kick’s in with the bass... life is Good!
I first heard this when it was released. I was 10 years old and it's every bit as great as it was when I first heard it. Seeing Quo live in the 90s was astounding, because I'd never heard a hard rock band play as tight as they did. Not a single musical molecule escaped from their watertight performance, and hearing Down Down live was just magnificent.
Just simply fantastic. Love Alan Lancaster's bass playing here, like a guitar. This song is such a pile-driving classic, yet it's melodic as hell. Francis and Rick one of the alltime great guitar teams.
I stumbled across a used 8 track tape in 1975 from Status Quo in the US for .99 cents. I love this song. We are so lucky to have this music video. Thank you for all the memories. 50 years old.
62er here. My first Album was 'Hello' then 'Dog of two heads' and then on and on and had them all. Dunno on how much Tours of Status Quo I was, but it was one of my best times in life. Man, my Marshall Amps were loud and so where thems.....Best Rock Band ever to me. I still play many of their songs with my Band and everyone joins. Playing Caroline is a guaranty of having a chat with a lovely lady back Stage. 'Down down' means party..Frantic Four....as I listen to this five times in a row, and will continue haha
Love this song. I was 14 in 1974 and bought the single as soon as it was available in my record store. So many great songs from Status Quo over the time. Horrible camera in this video though. Classic 70's camera work....
I'm not a huge Quo fan but this definitely gets you going; anyone who says otherwise is lying! A great intro and the main riff is way more bassy than most of their songs; elements of heavy metal even...
Hi Aussie, that's cool, I was 14 in 1974, and I loved the "down to earth" feeling of this one. Still the only one in my class of High School, all the guys were into the ProgRock.
Whatta track! This was my introduction to Quo...bought the single with " Nightride" on the flipside...many moons ago--yet still awesome to hear! This song will live forever...rock on SQ!
I could watch John Coghlan play drums all day long and in all honesty, Quo were greatly diminished after he left. His was an essential component of their combined magic.
I was 15 in 74, when I first heard this song, now I'm 64 and still listen to status Quo and so do my neighbours 😂, a timeless classic from one of the greatest bands you'll ever hear.
me too
Brilliant stuff xx
The Quo will always be the best band there ever was in the world if it ever stops it will be the end of good music.
Thete is only one volume to play the quo at.. flat out!!
Будем слушать пока живы
Played Quo at my dads funeral last month he was a massive fan hope your rockin in heaven
J'ai vu 2 étoiles l'autre soir qui dansait en haut c'était eux et ton papa🌟✌️💃
Hope he's with Rick.
Sure! Your dad is proud of you!!
🤘🏼
...there is no show with out the quo....
I love it when the drums and bass kick in 🎸🇬🇧
They were an insanely tight band.
@@pfzt And the band suffered from it when the drummer was gone.
@@bowelrupture Yes. Coughlan was a beast, almost as perfect as Phil Rudd.
💃✌️🌟😍
And 3 cords were enough...😅
Unashamed, unpretentious, no nonsense, straight forward, nob-out ROCK!
Wow nearly 50 years,and still sounds fresh . Timeless.
you can't keep a good song down down!! ps, john coglan & i used to go to the same school, kingsdale & 15 years later, i dj'd at his 30th birthday party at the holiday inn chelsea in 1979!!
Im 37 and will always listen to these classics as long as Im alive they are amazing and far better than anything in the charts these days
So many memories to this: in 74 I was 4. My father was 26. We rocked. Now i'm 50 and my father 72. We still rock.
Like you my Dad exposed me to rock n roll
Dad has passed now but I’m still rocking for both of us!
Totisesti!
@@lindareynolds659 our dads are rockin heaven!
I love this. You guys are so cute. God bless you and your dad. And Quo!
I Love the QUO full stop
One of the best rock bands ever formed in my opinion.
RIP Richard Parfitt.
I respect your opinion but there are super better bands.
No gimmicks or gadgets .. just three guitars and a ten piece drunset
R.I.P ALAN LANCASTER
Quo concerts were so much fun. Awesome band and definitely one of the best.
@@javierruiz6792 THATS RIGHT, BUT YOUR ANSWER IS OUT CONTEXT, HE SAID (ONE OF THE BEST) NO THE BEST, SO, YOUR ANSWER IS INNECESSARY
I could be wrong, but is this the best head nodding song of all time? Absolute class!!!!
Correct . Impossible not to nod heads like in Wayne's world movie
🎉I can't find anything better to nod too😊😂❤
QUO FOREVERMORE XXXX
HELLO AGAIN I'M NEARLY 79 NOW AND I KNOW ALL THE WORDS QUO NEED TO WRITE MORE SONGS BEFORE 6TH MARCH 😢
PS I don't know what happens on 6TH March !!
Head banging lol
Of the 70s YES ….. I just realized: Beavis & ButtHead never played them - they missed a classic 🎉😂❤
Ich bin 59 Jahre jung und finde wieder spaß an der alten Zeit und der tollen Musik.
Das war unser Universum vor ca. 50 Jahren 👌👍🎼, kommt nie wieder zurück. Wir waren dabei 😊
Still listening at age 77 to the music of our fabulous teenage years.
I'm 37 and these rock 😊
I'm a huge fan of 70's complicated Prog Rock and I love the Quo. I never understand why some people juge their music as "basic" and "simple" (not to say "stupid"). Their vocal harmonies and instrumental arremgements were just brillant. They found so many great melodies on the 3 blues chords. Nobody ever done that. They were just genius. It sounds easy music untill you try to play it.
So true mate they were brilliant musicians 👍
Spot on mate!!
not exactly true
If I was a darts player....:)
Well said... ✌️😎
Probably one of the most under-rated bands ever, a sound all of their own
Too much
The Beach Boys with an edge.
Their best song is a cover
I agree, I"m a later in life convert, from the States, and they were never played much on the radio here other than "Matchstick Men." I honestly discovered them through UA-cam. This tune is balls out Chuck Berry meets The Zombies with a Quo twist, probably one of the best rock 'n' roll numbers of the 1970s, to be frank (when I was wee lad). Also made me dig deeper into their catalog. What a great group!
Lemmy K. made a whole career out of this song.
RIP ALAN LANCASTER.
Another legend has left us but will never be forgotten 😢
Well said, very very sad day, a valuable member of a fantastic band.
@@andymatthews7617 the founding member of Quo.
RIP Alan.
i've only just found this out reading this comment 😞RIP allan rest easy mate
You know how it goes. Vaccine take its toll. I'd rather see a rock'n'roller die after alcohol and heroine. Now crucify me, assholes! OMG, we'll all get the flu in the end.... WTF!!!!!
I was 15 in 1974. I absolutely worshipped Status Quo. I still love them.
I was 15 too , they were fantastic
Hey Whippy i to was 15 in 1974 and today im going through many 1970 hits it makes me feel so nostalgic i so wish i had a time machine!!!
@@martinwilliams5681 Oh, wouldn’t that be awesome?! The 70s were wild 😜
@@Whippy99 Whippy wild was the word!! lets make that time machine and gooooo! 😁
Same here. 🥰😊
This song just kicks so much arse. Simplicity, arrangement, production and performance gold standard.
If james last would had covered motörhead, it would be this sound.
The groove in this song is unbelievable! Timeless rock genius!
Brilliant early days of the quo
Francis Rossi looking really fit back then
Old music can be so refreshing
Just fantastic music from these lads! ❤
This is what my dad has grown up with, now I’m listening it. Music never gets old
If you ever get a chance get it on vinyl. 8 track is great too. My Dad introduced me to them too 😄
Great comment, good for you 👍
It's what I grew up to am I that old lol
Me too although i am 58 now
Last danced to this in a sixth form school disco in about ‘77. Now after all these years, after kids and life, divorce and the next life I’ve met my soul mate and she’s a serious Quo fan. So down down deeper and down we go
60 years old, still loving the quo!!
65 here, met rick at house of blues la, beforehand the show. We snuck in a back door a couple of hours before the show. Brother johntook a picture of us looking like we might have been friends.
So do I
Das wird sich auch nie ändern , ich bin 61 und denke genau so 👍
Now that i'm 62 i'm feeling me young again.
I bloody love that song.
65 and f45king rocking to the Quo.
I'm 35 and I bloody love this song too, as well as my father does. I'll be always thankful to my father, who's now in your age, for introducing me all the great classic rock and hard rock bands, when I was a young boy.
I’m 62 and I can’t get enough
I'm 23 and have bought 7 of their albums! Now I know why my stepdad loves the quo!
Said it before and I will say it again , class never fades……………..
This is still in my opinion the very best Quo record and sums up just how good they were ..... brilliant song 👍
ALAN CHARLES LANCASTER otherwise known as NUFF, has passed away in Sydney, his home for 45 years.
The founding member and the backbone of STATUS QUO had been suffering from Multiple Sclerosis for many years.
Alan battled on bravely, performing at QUO's Reunion gigs in 2013 and 2014.
Even though he had MS, Alan's performance and his vocals were the strongest of the three.
My favourite member of QUO is Alan Lancaster.
I had the pleasure of having a beer and a smoke with Alan at a Sydney pub gig, in Five Dock, when he had The Lancaster Bombers and The Lancaster/Brewster Bands in the late 80's.
We had a longer chat at The Lewisham Hotel as well.
These were dirty, grungy hotels, though this didn't phase the great man of the people.
Alan was the most beautifil man, very humble, down to earth and a great guy to talk with and have a laugh.
Vale Alan ( Nuff ) Lancaster
RIP mate, you were one of the greatest Rockers of all time.
Thanks for a fantastic comment A VERY VERY SAD DAY, hope he and rick can find peace in heaven.
Had to relive my childhood after hearing of Alan Lancaster's passing. Status Quo still rock. ❤️
If u r feeling a little down down, cant beat a bit of quo to pick u up. Fab tune.
Dont think rossi cared that much that rick passed, his interview seemed to speak volumes, VERY SAD.
This is easily the Quo's best song. It bangs hard. This song embalms everything else they've done. I love this song.
Like what Mr Big Nose?? Just saying lol 😉👍
Loved by the late, great, John Peel too.
I remember this song in my childhood was my favourite quo song . Great memories ✌️🇭🇲
When the bass and drums kick in at 00:38. One of the classic moments of rock music in Quo’s best song.
Agree
Yeah, I know - one snare drum crack and DER NER NER NER NER NER NER NER, DER NER NER NER NER NER NER NER!
In 1974 I worked in a concert hall, saw Quo support Hawkwind and also their Hello tour, happy memories, I'm now 65 and still rockin 😃🤩😁
Рок от Статус кво -шедевр мировой эстрады !!!
👍
What a perfect sound...Down,down...but up,up andup for this song! Thank you and God bless you, Status Quo!
In 1974 I was 16. Loved this band and was hooked on the drummer. Brings back teenage memories watching this.
Rick my friend, you deserve a well deserved place in music history.
Got this stuck in my head after hearing it on the radio last night lol. Great song to bring the new year in with! Happy New Year all!
DOWN DOWN the old year!?
I was only 13 years old and I loved them, greetings from Spain
This song really made me sit up and take notice. Loved them prior also. This vid is great also. Francis wandering around, blaring out one of the most recognisable few chords to ever start a song, Rick casually walking across the stage, slinging his guitar on, Alan in a kind of Zen state and John just giving it the Charlie Watts expression. They encapsulate cool
I love this version....the way the guys just stroll on stage and just “kinda loose jam” their way into a friggin MASTERPIECE.......
I was 19 years old in 1974,and i have bought all the records i could with Status Quo back then. I have love their music since.I will always miss them,we never get a band as good as they have been in so many years.
Still got all their vinyls. Another 200 years and they'll be worth millions lol
@@joscreemers4360ciao jos!🙋😊😍😘💘
До чего же хороши!
Сегодня те же чувства, что почти 40 лет назад!
R. I. P Rick and Alan. Thanks for the music guys.
This band gave me so many good times in my life. Great live band. Now my son of 12 is enjoying Quo.
I must have been 14 when I saw them in Düsseldorf in concert. First line, direct in front of the stage, masses squezzed us against the barriers. What a great evenin,what a great band, what a great memory.
Status Quo always had an excellent Telecaster sound all of them great musicians!
Awesome tune to this day!
Rick Parfitt probably ditched the Gibson realizing Telecasters are superior . Awesome Tune , one of the best .
@@-Atmos1 Theres no superior between LP Special and Tele...
@@tomasvanecek8626 You are correct they are both equally awesome , just a bad choice of word on my part . However , Keith Richards had the choice of any guitar & he preferred the Telecaster .
Teles can take more of a beating and hold their tuning better than most Les Pauls, I have both but both sounds awesomely different!
I was wondering where the faithfull telecasters they always had, where on this!? - dont ever remember seeing them without
It's hard to comprehend that such an excellent soft rock group only achieved their only number 1 with this back in 1974. Well long live THE QUO...
Maybe there was too much good music around then, too much competition?
@@lulassong6524i agree
But alot of there albums went top 10 or number one which is better than having a hit single
@lulassong6524 but many of their albums went number one which was better
I had the extraordinary good luck of growing up with this...
Great rock band then and now ! !
We all did ! : )
@@spanishpeaches2930 Haha yes indeed
Same quo just doesn't age
me too
Yet another great British Band,what a fantastic time the talent was once in a lifetime.
What a great band. Seems impossible that they are not in every conversation of the best bands
True, On the level is one of my fav albums ever...
I never hear them mentioned
Everybody loves the quo! My old dad loved em and he was 75! Most of us grew up with their great blend of music. Long may they continue to bring harmony to millions of people world wide.
Growing up with Quo in the background ( well turned up loud) was magical, They ROCKED and they left music for the future................it's timeless.
I was 11 in 1974 an so today the guitar riffs drives my back down cold. 45 Years later it is really phantastic.....
Glad nobody can see me now, 71 old woman jumping up and down. 😃
Well you’re not the only one
Würde ich aber gerne😂
Must be entertaining👍
Go girl you still got the moves we all do just a little slower
Me too😊😊
The Quo were and are brilliant
.... this sort of old school rock n roll they did it so well my dad(proper sadly missed) would just turn it up on the radio and whe'd just head bang together...memories that I love...keep it going 👍
Fucking incredible. It's all there. Composition, harmony, lyricism AND, image. Eat your hearts out, wannabe bands of today. Sweet are the pinnacle. And you know it.
I'm a 51 year old American living in the state of Kentucky and this is my introduction to Status Quo outside of Picture Of Matchstick Men.....WOW! I'M THROWING CHAIRS AGAINST THE WALL OUT OF SHEER HAPPINESS!
Well, better late than never....:-) you have a lot of catching up to do. Quo have an immense back catalogue.
oh my god!!
you have So many amazing head banging twelve bar songs to get into
nice hits album called twelve gold bars 🙂
If everything come’s together! And i think that the bass line from mr Lancaster is the main leader for this song!💪🏼 9 years in 1974. But oh man what an impact on my life. And.... the intro....... when mister Lancaster kick’s in with the bass... life is Good!
Classic rock never gets old.
seen at Cologne 1976
Foot stompin, head bangin, pulse racing pure joy and thrill of rock n roll. All rolled up in a few minutes. Genius
I first heard this when it was released. I was 10 years old and it's every bit as great as it was when I first heard it. Seeing Quo live in the 90s was astounding, because I'd never heard a hard rock band play as tight as they did.
Not a single musical molecule escaped from their watertight performance, and hearing Down Down live was just magnificent.
Another pop-star who will be greatly missed. Goodbye and thanks for your music - R.I.P. Mr. Rick Parfitt.
ellen R ive just come from Golden Earing saw you there, you have outstanding taste in music chickie
Yes; but, Keith Richards got an extra 7 years.
Rick was Status Quo. Rock in peace Rick. We will miss you. 😢💔
Rick wasn't a pop star.
He was a Rock Star, one of the two best rock rhythm guitarists along with the late great Malcolm Young.
Не вернуть года, но послушать музыку молодости есть возможность.Огромное спасибо!
C’est ceux que je fait ,sa permet de s’évader de notre monde actuel.amitiés viviane🙏🙏🙏🙏😔😔😔😔
I was 22 in 1974, but just leaving my Rod Stewart stage ! Status Quo were too much rockers for me then, but ironically at 69 I can rock with them !!
Just simply fantastic. Love Alan Lancaster's bass playing here, like a guitar. This song is such a pile-driving classic, yet it's melodic as hell. Francis and Rick one of the alltime great guitar teams.
So true. Thumping good track. Love the guitar and bass combo here.
Best quo song
This got to number one didn’t it? Then a week later the charts were scrapped or something, remember my brother telling me who was a Big Quo fan
Its not easy to strum a bass.
@@Jlipnicki I prefer bass strummers to pluckers. Propulsive.
Absolute Classic rock, tremendous song!!!!!
I am nearly 63...
Heard this as a strict Catholic at 14...love them..
Aussie sheila x
Even after all these years, this song still makes me grin from ear to ear all the way thorough.
It's because they use 'happy' chords
@@sexobscura Would that it were that simple!
I was grinning when I read that.
A great rocker from one of the most underrated groups in popular music. Deep Purple, Zep, and the Stones can only envy this recording.
Good as it is, I SERIOUSLY doubt that, Mr. Watton.
DokktorDeth I concur. Gary it's immature to take shots at successful bands because a band you like is underrated.
Zep guys don't care even for the beatles.
I stumbled across a used 8 track tape in 1975 from Status Quo in the US for .99 cents. I love this song. We are so lucky to have this music video. Thank you for all the memories. 50 years old.
Definitely the best ever band😊
62er here. My first Album was 'Hello' then 'Dog of two heads' and then on and on and had them all. Dunno on how much Tours of Status Quo I was, but it was one of my best times in life. Man, my Marshall Amps were loud and so where thems.....Best Rock Band ever to me. I still play many of their songs with my Band and everyone joins. Playing Caroline is a guaranty of having a chat with a lovely lady back Stage. 'Down down' means party..Frantic Four....as I listen to this five times in a row, and will continue haha
i,m 62 also it,s great.
Toute mon adolescence 😢
Merci 🙏
J’adore 😻
Tanto tiempo escuchandola ,..y no te cansas...
So much great heavy boogie from this era. The Quo is right there with The Pie, Budgie, Foghat, Trapeze, etc.
Budgie. Yes Sir!!
Geweldig optreden,GREAT PERFORMANCE after so many YEARS this stands as a rock..!
Love this song. I was 14 in 1974 and bought the single as soon as it was available in my record store. So many great songs from Status Quo over the time. Horrible camera in this video though. Classic 70's camera work....
One of the first singles I ever bought. I was 6. This still sounds bloody good. A great song.
My first quo single i ever bought was roll over and i still have it i think 1976 now 2022
Great Status Quo!!!! One of the best rock albums ever!!!!
I'm 72 and still love listening to em and guarantee if at a boring party put this on the whole room will come alive PROMISE YOU😅😅😅
Down Down and Nutbush City Limits. GET IN !!!
I concur!
Don't believe it!!!!!
My first ever gig was the Quo. Had to take the next day off from work - did my neck in headbanging! This is my very favourite Quo song.
I'm not a huge Quo fan but this definitely gets you going; anyone who says otherwise is lying! A great intro and the main riff is way more bassy than most of their songs; elements of heavy metal even...
In meinen jungen Jahren habe ich Status Quo auch rauf und runter gehört 😅. Der Sound der Band war halt voll mein Ding 👍😉
I was 13years old in 1974, Status Quo was one of my favorite bands then and still are.
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Hi Aussie, that's cool, I was 14 in 1974, and I loved the "down to earth" feeling of this one. Still the only one in my class of High School, all the guys were into the ProgRock.
5g hup
First band I loved, first gig I went to in 1977. RIP Rick. Great times, great memories
50 years of this great album On the Level. Superb!
Rest In Peace, Rick Parfitt, thank you for your music
The original status quo with Rick, Francis, John and Alan. Alan was gorgeous ❤ 😘
Wow that is so interesting!! Original Quo lucky you xx
@norman smithers wow !!
IMO the only Quo
EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS SONG IS GREAT. THE BASS AT THE END, AND THE DRUMMER MAKES IT LOOK SO EASY. AS FOR FRANCIS AND RICK, WHAT CAN ONE SAY.
Used to love this band when I was a kid and still do. Great rock band ever.
Seen quo 8 times all I can say is wow. Absolutely brilliant
C'est tellement agréable de les voir jouer de la musique sur scène. Mieux qu'à l'écoute de cassettes. Bravo StatuQuo.Maryline
Amazing band....so so underrated.... last saw them at Wembley stadium opening the Live Aid....
Whatta track! This was my introduction to Quo...bought the single with " Nightride" on the flipside...many moons ago--yet still awesome to hear!
This song will live forever...rock on SQ!
Love Nightride.
RIP Alan, been a while since I listened to the Quo....went for this one but could have been a number of them!
I love Alan Lancaster's bassline... far underrated !
Alan Lancaster wasn't underatted.
As a 12 year old black boy in a predominately black neighbourhood, i was snubbed for my love of Quo. 🎸
Beats monotonous Rap any day.
@garypautard1069 Nah, i love a bit of RAP too.
@@earlbrowne6779 He should have said... makes a nice change from listening to rap... give Blondies "Rapture" a listen, I love that track 😀
@robertmitchell9415 i don't this he's as well versed as what we is 😅
I loved Blondie...period
Boff😊🙏💃✌️🌟😍
Coughlan was a beast. Seriously under-rated.
Head banging to this at the Broadway in Morecambe in the early eighties.
R.I.P. Rick - you created the sounds of my childhood!
Hell yeah... mine too!!! And nobody can take that away!
Death just did that. RIP Rick
and mine
sorry mate
Me too! I was 7 when my big bro bought this single! 🤘🇦🇺✌️
I could watch John Coghlan play drums all day long and in all honesty, Quo were greatly diminished after he left. His was an essential component of their combined magic.
Yeaaah, no doubt
True, can't blame him, Rossi gave him side eye and head shakes nearly every gig.
I was 8 years old when i first heard this song it blew my away uptil now it reminds how good the music was in the seventies and still is