Arlo was my first concert. My friend and I snuck backstage and found Arlo. He hung with us and chatted. He asked us to help bring his piano on stage, and we did, so he gave us backstage passes, and had security put us right up at the stage and asked us to call the first 5 songs. After the show we went backstage to talk with him as he signed autographs and met with fans. Nicest guy. Absolutely ruined it for every concert we saw after that. Nothing else ever compared to that first concert and how cool Arlo was to a couple of 15 year Olds in the late 70's.so I've told this story 100 times, and was seen about 3 years ago by Arlo, and I got to thank him and call my friend into the chat with Arlo, and we both got to tell him thanks and tell him how cool it was for him to be like that for a couple of 15 year olds, and a couple of late 50's guys reflecting on our first concert. Arlo is a great human being. One day I'll tell my grandchildren all about how good Arlo was to us.
I can hardly think of how to express my gratitude for the faithfulness of the folk singers and country singers who have persisted with this kind of music. In and out of popularity, getting crowds of people to sing together, finding ways to knit our souls together and make us strong in this crazy old world. Whew! Such warriors!
We go around the circle taking turns playing whatever songs we pick when it goes around the circle till it's my turn....I'll be 68 September 1st and my friends from kindergarten and even before kindergarten are still the best of friends and I have a 2 bedroom trailer outside my home town, so that I can still get together with friends and family to share the music.... I'm so blessed...I'd rather be there with them 5han on a vacation somewhere with strangers. They mean the world to me
You said what I feel very eloquently....it's such a feeling of comradeship and a feeling like being a part of a big family...love the live concerts too especially..my friends and I get together all the time and get in a big circle with our instruments banjos guitars mandolins ukelele, and we take turns picking songs and playing singing harmonies and a lifelong friendship ...I'm 68 in September and I went to kindergarten with most of them.... I keep a trailer there year round on a small lake and all my nieces and nephews and cousins all play and sing too.... I love them all.. music keeps us all together...
This is what I am talking about when I tell younger people that America was once on the right track - not perfect, but trying harder to advance the common man. Would prime time ever feature someone like Arlo now? We need him more than ever now.
Well, I agree with Arlo. It was a dingleberry folk song. I'm a huge Arlo Guthrie fan. I saw him twice. He changed my life. I'm actually a folk musician and a big part of that is Arlo. But that was still dingleberry folk song.
arlo is the only singer who can get away with it. He makes the asides, the repeats, everything, part of what he is and does. I never tire of this guy. I think we're growing old together, even though he has better hair than I do now =)
In the Bardavon 1869 Opera House in Poughkeepsie, NY, I went to a fundraiser for the Sloop Clearwater whose mission is to clean up the Hudson River. Pete Seeger had Harry Chapin, Steve Goodman, and Ken Burns (Jethro of Homer and Jethro) perform a show with him. The four of them, on stools, taking turns starting songs and the others, including the audience joining in. What an incredibly fun evening for a great cause.
I have folk music in my heart and soul. The late Pete Seeger is one of my favorites"The Midnight Special is my favorite song by Pete Seeger. My absolute favorite is Arlo Guthrie, I love his voice, his storytelling, and his singing. Nobody has a voice like Arlo.❤
My dad & I found this concert Nov 2020, 3 years later, were still testifying our love!! I love my parents more than anything on God's green earth & im testifying until I die
I missed my chance to see Arlo Guthrie in the late 70's when his concert was canceled in Pocatello, ID due to lack of ticket sales. This broadcast gives me a good idea of all the good music I missed. Thank you for posting!
I too, have watched this a dozen times or so. I have an endearing feeling towards Arlo. Saw him only once in concert. He won't read this most likely. But i love Arlo.Dont know him personally or anything like that. Still, he makes me feel good. So I love him, his gift, his performances...sorry my names not here . John
This was sooo awesome! I was lucky enough to have seen Arlo with John Prine in Baltimore in 1979. I don’t know why, but thought too many people wouldn’t be there…got to the box office & I bought 2 of the last 4 tickets!!! Single seats, too. Someone I didn’t know gave up his seat so that me & my friend could sit together! I just love how most of the people I’ve been around at concerts I’ve been to are so much kinder than some of your neighbors. I find that pretty amazing. Also have been listening to Pete Seeger for years! This was a real treat! Ty!
When I was young I had a big ol' Cutlass with a cassette player. Alice's Restaurant got stuck in there. It would play, it just wouldn't eject for anything. Because of that, I can still recite the Massacree verbatim.
@@lindawer A double whammy - first you tell me about Arlo's health issues & a few hrs later we are told the sad news of Jerry Jeff's passing. There are a lot of people in Show Business but the number of Entertainers is declining at an alarming rate.
@@kurtfoulke5130 I hate to say it...2020 sucks! Gonna miss both Arlo and Jerry. A big hit to the entertainment industry. Rest in peace Jerry and get well soon Arlo!
saw him many, many times. so sorry to hear he won't be traveling around anymore and my kids didn't get to see him in person. amazing songwriter and storyteller as well as a beautiful soul. yes, we need more souls like him 💕
I saw Arlo Guthrie with Pete Seeger at The Greek Theater in So. California about 81-82 The Garden Song was included and Changing My To Chrysler. Didn't know it at the time but it was one of the best concerts I would ever see.
I've lived folk music and almost every other kind of music since I was little. Arlo Guthrie is a great storyteller!❤ Lots of Love to you and your music❤🙏
I remember watching this so many years ago. Taped it on my cassette recorder and listened to it over and over. Been searching the Internet for the video ever since. Thanks for posting!
Thank you for posting this! I came looking for this specifically. I remember watching this over and over as a kid. My uncle recorded it on beta. Maybe I was an odd duck generation x kid. While the other kids were playing air guitars pretending to be Metallica…I was pretending to be Arlo Guthrie!
as we get older, we end up outliving all these guys. I listen as much as I can, as h ard as I can. Maybe I can take some of them with me. you know. after.
Thanks Dave. These recordings are priceless. I appreciate you making them available to everyone. Something we always agreed on has been Arlo,, ( including all the family) , Pete and the music of the many folks that Arlo and Pete have shard with us through the years. That''s pretty important stuff to agree on. I'm grateful for that.
I was quite disappointed when I pulled out my VHS copy of this to transfer it to digital... it had badly degraded. Luckily I found a copy online and was able to clean it up - and figured since it was no longer available even through RSR, it was fair game for sharing. I'm still looking for a COMPLETE show of the one PBS aired years ago with Arlo & Pete... but it seems as if that only aired once. All subsequent airings were cut for length.
Boston 1980. Walking with my girlfriend on friday evening.Approached by a ticket tout for a concert across the road. It was Arlo Guthrie. I paid 10 bucks over the price but was blown away and married that girlfriend and have been lifelong fans of Arlo.
I've seen Arlo so many times, in Michigan with Pete Seger...in Oberlin's Finney Chapel, in the Cuyahoga County Valley Park Festival... I'd follow whenever he was near!
back in 2011 or so I found this on iTunes after I discovered Bob Dylan and went down this folk world. I guess 10 years later I needed this back in my life. Still to this day do I love the inch by inch song. Fortunately during that spree I had a chance to see Arlo live, Dylan live and even Ramblin Jack Elliot. Glad all 3 of them are still around. Jack is getting way old, too. I hope I can see him again.
I've seen a lot from Bonnie Raitt..... Got to see her live only once.... Her performance of "Angel From Montgomery" on this show may the best out of everything I've seen her do...... Breathtaking!
Back in 2006 I was lucky enough to see him play live at the Church outside of Stockbridge. I was visiting friends when word came that Arlo was going to play an impromptu concert that week. He was joined onstage my his son Abe. Near the end he played some never heard before recordings of his dad Woody playing live. It was a great night.
This took me by complete surprise. I only started really watching when he stopped his first song for an intermission. Wow. What an awesome rockstar. That is real American legend
Absolutely ❤️! R.I.P. Jerry Jeff Walker. P.S. The problems of the world cannot be solved in inches and miles, and neither can they be solved in metres or kilometers.
An All-Time Favorite of mine! Been singing, humming it since I first heard it sometime early in my teens! Absolutely crazy over Arlo's interpretation! He was born to sing it! Thank you so much! My 76th birthday is in a couple weeks! A looking time to be crazy over a song!
OMG....I must have watched this 100+ times. It was decades ago a now I can see it again! Summer Wages by Bromberg and Gates of Eden were my fave songs that evening. Thank you!
I grew up in Alberta where I grew to appreciate Ian Tyson who wrote and originally recorded Summer Wages. Though I love the original version I really enjoyed Bromburgs version...
Fantastic concert! Thank you so much for posting this. Just love Arlo.💜💗🌹 And all the the others are wonderful, of course. I went to one his concerts that year.
A wonderful concert I recorded back in 1987 on vhs. I looked all over hoping to buy this fantastic group of musicians and singers. Especially moved by Victor Jara, by Arlo. Thank you for sharing this treasure.
Remembering "The Arlo Guthrie Show" which first ever aired as part of KPBS San Diego's Festival '87(March 1987 Membership Campaign), Circa March 7, 1987!! TV Worth Watching and TV Worth Paying For!!!
This is a 1987 pilot for a weekly variety show that wasn't picked up. Arlo was attempting to capitalise on the tidal wave of Boomer nostalgia that had flooded the world by then. (Although he failed in this case, he did in fact become a frequent guest on similar shows, such as Austin City Limits.)
I had an interesting "meetup" with Pete Seeger back in the 90s. I lived in Poughkeepsie, not too far from Beacon where he lived with his wife Toshi. A friend of mine was interviewing him for her local radio show in Mount Vernon and asked if I could drive him down. For meeting a musical legend? Sure thing! Once he got in the car though I got a little paranoid, what if? If something happened (a nobody driving an icon resulting in fatality!!😱) so I hardly said a word the whole 45 minutes. 😅 Pete filled in telling me about a song or story he had written. That was my rubbing-elbows interaction with folk music social activism greatness. haha
Coming Into Los Angeles (Arlo Guthrie) Starts at 1:16:50 (Dialog starts ar 1:10:00 Coming in from London from over the Pole Flying in a big airliner Chickens flying everywhere around the plane Could we ever feel much finer? Coming into Los Angeles Bringing in a couple of keys But don't touch my bags if you please Mister Customs Man There's a guy with a ticket to Mexico No, he couldn't look much stranger Walking in the hall with his things and all Smiling, said he was the Lone Ranger Coming into Los Angeles Bringing in a couple of keys But don't touch my bags if you please Mister Customs Man Hip woman walking on a moving floor Tripping on the escalator There's a man in the line and she's blowing his mind Thinking that he's already made her Coming into Los Angeles Bringing in a couple of keys But don't touch my bags if you please Mister Customs Man
18 minutes in and "Victor Jara" comes alive, revived, renewed and ready to take on pandemic plagues. P-R-E-S-E-N-T-E Bless Arlo, Pete, Shenandoah, Bonnie Raitt, Johnny Lee, David Bromberg, Austin Song Chasers and the same Maker that gave us Victor Jara, took him in such sadistic way and keeps bringing him back when "the people" are in need...There have been others, Maker willing, there will be more...I ain't the scriptwriter...just a bit player. Grateful Alive even when hurting or grieving or looking for a way to get away from blues...Hope Pete and Victor and mebbe even Mother Jones and Joe Hill jamming up in the Green Room with Terry Callier and his Chicago Sufi Combo, with Okie time-keepers Cale, Russell, McCreary keepin' or dispensin' wid time...Whatever the Song calls for... Mitch Ritter\Paradigm Sifters, Code Shifters and Song Chasers Lay-Low Studios, Ore-Wa (Refuge of Atonement Seekers) Media Disc us sion List and Looksee
What a great show. I saw John Prine, with special guest Bonnie Raitt in Columbus, Oh in 1988. Then the next year I saw Bonnie and her band touring her album Nick of Time. I saw Arlo on his 50th year anniversary of Alice's Restaurant tour in SA TX. I saw him in the late 70s with Pete, Holly near and Ronnie Gilbert in C-bus. In 2019 I saw JT and BR in Austin.
Arlo was my first concert. My friend and I snuck backstage and found Arlo. He hung with us and chatted. He asked us to help bring his piano on stage, and we did, so he gave us backstage passes, and had security put us right up at the stage and asked us to call the first 5 songs. After the show we went backstage to talk with him as he signed autographs and met with fans. Nicest guy. Absolutely ruined it for every concert we saw after that. Nothing else ever compared to that first concert and how cool Arlo was to a couple of 15 year Olds in the late 70's.so I've told this story 100 times, and was seen about 3 years ago by Arlo, and I got to thank him and call my friend into the chat with Arlo, and we both got to tell him thanks and tell him how cool it was for him to be like that for a couple of 15 year olds, and a couple of late 50's guys reflecting on our first concert.
Arlo is a great human being.
One day I'll tell my grandchildren all about how good Arlo was to us.
I can hardly think of how to express my gratitude for the faithfulness of the folk singers and country singers who have persisted with this kind of music. In and out of popularity, getting crowds of people to sing together, finding ways to knit our souls together and make us strong in this crazy old world. Whew! Such warriors!
Well said!
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We go around the circle taking turns playing whatever songs we pick when it goes around the circle till it's my turn....I'll be 68 September 1st and my friends from kindergarten and even before kindergarten are still the best of friends and I have a 2 bedroom trailer outside my home town, so that I can still get together with friends and family to share the music.... I'm so blessed...I'd rather be there with them 5han on a vacation somewhere with strangers. They mean the world to me
You said what I feel very eloquently....it's such a feeling of comradeship and a feeling like being a part of a big family...love the live concerts too especially..my friends and I get together all the time and get in a big circle with our instruments banjos guitars mandolins ukelele, and we take turns picking songs and playing singing harmonies and a lifelong friendship ...I'm 68 in September and I went to kindergarten with most of them.... I keep a trailer there year round on a small lake and all my nieces and nephews and cousins all play and sing too.... I love them all.. music keeps us all together...
One of the most distinctive talents of this century!
And the last century as well.
Love you Arlo. You are one of a kind. A great folksinger and a wonderful storyteller ❤ Thank you. Bravo 👏 Bravo 👏
These guys were the greats. Always a treat to see Arlo and Pete together.
This is what I am talking about when I tell younger people that America was once on the right track - not perfect, but trying harder to advance the common man. Would prime time ever feature someone like Arlo now? We need him more than ever now.
Arlo is the only singer that can take 10 minutes to sing a 2 minute song and the crowd loves it.
Well, I agree with Arlo. It was a dingleberry folk song. I'm a huge Arlo Guthrie fan. I saw him twice. He changed my life. I'm actually a folk musician and a big part of that is Arlo. But that was still dingleberry folk song.
Even now, I would sit for hours for arlo to introduce a song. love him so much. xo
arlo is the only singer who can get away with it. He makes the asides, the repeats, everything, part of what he is and does. I never tire of this guy. I think we're growing old together, even though he has better hair than I do now =)
That’s true. I’ve heard him take 30 minutes for for amazing grace and you remember it for the rest of your life.
Where'd you find an Arlo song that only lasted 10 minutes?
This is an incredible performance. Thank Heaven for Arlo, Pete, Bonnie, David, and all the rest. They give us hope that we humans can be good.
In the Bardavon 1869 Opera House in Poughkeepsie, NY, I went to a fundraiser for the Sloop Clearwater whose mission is to clean up the Hudson River. Pete Seeger had Harry Chapin, Steve Goodman, and Ken Burns (Jethro of Homer and Jethro) perform a show with him. The four of them, on stools, taking turns starting songs and the others, including the audience joining in. What an incredibly fun evening for a great cause.
I have folk music in my heart and soul. The late Pete Seeger is one of my favorites"The Midnight Special is my favorite song by Pete Seeger. My absolute favorite is Arlo Guthrie, I love his voice, his storytelling, and his singing. Nobody has a voice like Arlo.❤
My dad & I found this concert Nov 2020, 3 years later, were still testifying our love!! I love my parents more than anything on God's green earth & im testifying until I die
My time..I'm Old but still feel the 🎶 music
I missed my chance to see Arlo Guthrie in the late 70's when his concert was canceled in Pocatello, ID due to lack of ticket sales. This broadcast gives me a good idea of all the good music I missed. Thank you for posting!
I too, have watched this a dozen times or so. I have an endearing feeling towards Arlo. Saw him only once in concert. He won't read this most likely. But i love Arlo.Dont know him personally or anything like that. Still, he makes me feel good. So I love him, his gift, his performances...sorry my names not here . John
All over this land!❤
This was sooo awesome! I was lucky enough to have seen Arlo with John Prine in Baltimore in 1979. I don’t know why, but thought too many people wouldn’t be there…got to the box office & I bought 2 of the last 4 tickets!!! Single seats, too. Someone I didn’t know gave up his seat so that me & my friend could sit together! I just love how most of the people I’ve been around at concerts I’ve been to are so much kinder than some of your neighbors. I find that pretty amazing. Also have been listening to Pete Seeger for years! This was a real treat! Ty!
Pete, Woody, Arlo, and so many of their contemporaries have gone from being simple "Folk Artists" to being beloved Folk Heroes!
As usual, I waited and waited, and figured I'd see them in concert eventually. Now Seeger is dead and Arlo is (largely) retired. Glad we have these.
Arlo has recently retired and I miss his music. All I have is Alice's Restaurant that I play on Thanksgiving.
When I was young I had a big ol' Cutlass with a cassette player. Alice's Restaurant got stuck in there. It would play, it just wouldn't eject for anything. Because of that, I can still recite the Massacree verbatim.
Pete is gone but, don't ever miss the opportunity to see one of our other remaining treasures while you still can.
Arlo just announced yesterday he is stopping touring. :(
@@lindawer A double whammy - first you tell me about Arlo's health issues & a few hrs later we are told the sad news of Jerry Jeff's passing.
There are a lot of people in Show Business but the number of Entertainers is declining at an alarming rate.
@@kurtfoulke5130 I hate to say it...2020 sucks! Gonna miss both Arlo and Jerry. A big hit to the entertainment industry. Rest in peace Jerry and get well soon Arlo!
They are mandated to have the j a b s to travel.
Wake up people!,
I feel that way too...
A great performer you can sit back, and listen for hours
Arlo isn't just "A Chip off the Ol' Block" He is self-made, and ~ very cool in a time that showcased His talent to the entire planet. Yup! G-G
look at it this way: if we never had Woody Githrie we'd never have had Arlo.
And for some of us, if we had never had Arlo, we never would have admired Woody as much as we do!😊
@@mnawrath 👍>👌🤠 Yup❗ G~G. 🧿☑🗳☑🧿
Along with his wonderful singing and storytelling, I love Arlo's hilarious humor!
Thank you for posting this. The world needs more people like Arlo.
saw him many, many times. so sorry to hear he won't be traveling around anymore and my kids didn't get to see him in person. amazing songwriter and storyteller as well as a beautiful soul. yes, we need more souls like him 💕
@@cathiea5996 I had a chance to see Arlo several years ago, but my old van caught fire and burned up and I couldn't go.
@@BrutishYetDelightful -- So sorry you missed the show. Fortunately, we all have this and other great Arlo videos to watch! ☮
Amen.
🦠🚐✨💜🚎🚌💥
I would thumb this up 1000 times if they let me
I saw Arlo Guthrie with Pete Seeger at The Greek Theater in So. California about 81-82 The Garden Song was included and Changing My To Chrysler. Didn't know it at the time but it was one of the best concerts I would ever see.
Thanks to Dave Mallett from Maine for the Garden Song...
I've lived folk music and almost every other kind of music since I was little.
Arlo Guthrie is a great storyteller!❤
Lots of Love to you and your music❤🙏
are you related to tara finney and joanne, rip
@James Brian i listen to youtube all day
i also went to woodsstock and many other music gatherings
I love Arlo seen him in San Diego few years ago 🥰❤️so with Jerry Jeff Walker loved his song Mr Bojangles 🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️
I remember watching this so many years ago. Taped it on my cassette recorder and listened to it over and over. Been searching the Internet for the video ever since. Thanks for posting!
what year is this? tnx
Me too
@@izolda011 1985 or so.
I still have this on a video cassette tape. No player anymore and not sure if the quality still held up. Happy to find this here.
Thank you for posting this! I came looking for this specifically. I remember watching this over and over as a kid. My uncle recorded it on beta. Maybe I was an odd duck generation x kid. While the other kids were playing air guitars pretending to be Metallica…I was pretending to be Arlo Guthrie!
This metalhead Gen X kid started ArloNet. 😂
My kind of music from the 60s and 70s. So sorry John Prine is gone. Two of the truly great folk singers, Arlo and John.
Steve Goodman s gone too. All national treasures.
as we get older, we end up outliving all these guys. I listen as much as I can, as h ard as I can. Maybe I can take some of them with me. you know. after.
I remember watching this many years ago on WTTW in Chicago. David Bromberg is a true artist.
Arlo is one of a kind!,🥰
Arlo is one of the Gods of our generation, like Clapton, and Hendrix, and a thousand other artists, he is one of the best.
Thanks Dave. These recordings are priceless. I appreciate you making them available to everyone.
Something we always agreed on has been Arlo,, ( including all the family) , Pete and the music of the many folks that Arlo and Pete have shard with us through the years. That''s pretty important stuff to agree on. I'm grateful for that.
I was quite disappointed when I pulled out my VHS copy of this to transfer it to digital... it had badly degraded. Luckily I found a copy online and was able to clean it up - and figured since it was no longer available even through RSR, it was fair game for sharing.
I'm still looking for a COMPLETE show of the one PBS aired years ago with Arlo & Pete... but it seems as if that only aired once. All subsequent airings were cut for length.
@@moonchilddave you made alot of people happy
Boston 1980. Walking with my girlfriend on friday evening.Approached by a ticket tout for a concert across the road. It was Arlo Guthrie. I paid 10 bucks over the price but was blown away and married that girlfriend and have been lifelong fans of Arlo.
Love you, Arlo !!!
That's a great rendition of Ian Tyson's "Summer Wages." Thanks for sharing this entire concert.
Oh those curls. I wore out the VHS copy I recorded from PBS. So glad to find it online and see it again.
If nothing else, we can always count on Arlo having epic hair!
I've seen Arlo so many times, in Michigan with Pete Seger...in Oberlin's Finney Chapel, in the Cuyahoga County Valley Park Festival... I'd follow whenever he was near!
back in 2011 or so I found this on iTunes after I discovered Bob Dylan and went down this folk world. I guess 10 years later I needed this back in my life. Still to this day do I love the inch by inch song.
Fortunately during that spree I had a chance to see Arlo live, Dylan live and even Ramblin Jack Elliot. Glad all 3 of them are still around. Jack is getting way old, too. I hope I can see him again.
Arlo led the path to the gates of Eden
Love the way you tell it like it is
What talent! We need more of this.
What a concert. Have seen them all individually but on one stage....wow.
I've seen a lot from Bonnie Raitt.....
Got to see her live only once....
Her performance of "Angel From Montgomery" on this show may the best out of everything I've seen her do......
Breathtaking!
When and where? Busy, weren't you? Glad to know you were. Take care. All of you.
Back in 2006 I was lucky enough to see him play live at the Church outside of Stockbridge. I was visiting friends when word came that Arlo was going to play an impromptu concert that week. He was joined onstage my his son Abe. Near the end he played some never heard before recordings of his dad Woody playing live. It was a great night.
This took me by complete surprise. I only started really watching when he stopped his first song for an intermission. Wow. What an awesome rockstar. That is real American legend
Absolutely ❤️! R.I.P. Jerry Jeff Walker. P.S. The problems of the world cannot be solved in inches and miles, and neither can they be solved in metres or kilometers.
These songs fill a hole in my heart. Singing out to the soul in everyone, and reminding us of how we should live our truth. With Love and peace.
Great Show Thanks for posting this . I Never knew . 👌 👏 😍 👍
An All-Time Favorite of mine! Been singing, humming it since I first heard it sometime early in my teens! Absolutely crazy over Arlo's interpretation! He was born to sing it! Thank you so much! My 76th birthday is in a couple weeks! A looking time to be crazy over a song!
This is the first time I’ve heard Jerry Jeff sing Mr. Bogangles and I loved it.
This is/was a fine show and makes me smile
What great and beautiful people.Thank you for timeless and priceless music.
Arlo is the greatest campfire song singer ever on this earth. And I mean that as a compliment. Steve Goodman was also. So was David Amran
The Arlo Guthrie Show was great. The song "The City of New Orleans" mentions my hometown, Kankakee, IL. Also I read the lyrics to the song.
Written by the great Steve Goodman.
Wonderful. Thank you.
First time exposure to this music and I absolutely enamored. These are such good songs
OMG....I must have watched this 100+ times. It was decades ago a now I can see it again! Summer Wages by Bromberg and Gates of Eden were my fave songs that evening. Thank you!
I grew up in Alberta where I grew to appreciate Ian Tyson who wrote and originally recorded Summer Wages. Though I love the original version I really enjoyed Bromburgs version...
Thank you for posting, shared.
Great concert with an American classic!!! Thank you for this post🙌🙏
Fantastic concert! Thank you so much for posting this. Just love Arlo.💜💗🌹
And all the the others are wonderful, of course. I went to one his concerts that year.
To have such gifted musicians is a gift that keeps going on... Good vibrations are priceless... These however, are truly GREAT! Thank you and ALOHA🌴
A wonderful concert I recorded back in 1987 on vhs. I looked all over hoping to buy this fantastic group of musicians and singers. Especially moved by Victor Jara, by Arlo. Thank you for sharing this treasure.
Absolutely love Arlo, thanks for posting. 😎
Excelente Arlo Guthrie, siempre recordado desde Woodstock hasta hoy 2021, saludos desde extremo Sur en la Patagonia Chile, en Sudamerica.
dayuuuum flashbacks to a world i never realy knew thanks!
Thanks for sharing this. It has brought me so much joy
I've been looking for this proper performance for a long time I saw it years ago on you tube, ✌️
What a great concert and overall fantastic video quality.
Dan Velika and Terry A La Berry are a world class rhythm section!
Remembering "The Arlo Guthrie Show" which first ever aired as part of KPBS San Diego's Festival '87(March 1987 Membership Campaign), Circa March 7, 1987!! TV Worth Watching and TV Worth Paying For!!!
This is a 1987 pilot for a weekly variety show that wasn't picked up. Arlo was attempting to capitalise on the tidal wave of Boomer nostalgia that had flooded the world by then. (Although he failed in this case, he did in fact become a frequent guest on similar shows, such as Austin City Limits.)
Wow - nice footage thx you 👍
I had an interesting "meetup" with Pete Seeger back in the 90s. I lived in Poughkeepsie, not too far from Beacon where he lived with his wife Toshi. A friend of mine was interviewing him for her local radio show in Mount Vernon and asked if I could drive him down. For meeting a musical legend? Sure thing! Once he got in the car though I got a little paranoid, what if? If something happened (a nobody driving an icon resulting in fatality!!😱) so I hardly said a word the whole 45 minutes. 😅 Pete filled in telling me about a song or story he had written. That was my rubbing-elbows interaction with folk music social activism greatness. haha
Prologue is one badass jam.
My favorite version... and not just because he mentions me... LOL!
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At 17mins 50secs, Arlo songs one of the greatest songs of all time ("Victor Jara"). Just stunning.
Thanks for posting this. I saw arlo when I was 18. Really enjoyable live.
Still crushin after all these years! 💕
This is so good it's off the charts 👏 🙌 👌
Coming Into Los Angeles (Arlo Guthrie)
Starts at 1:16:50
(Dialog starts ar 1:10:00
Coming in from London from over the Pole
Flying in a big airliner
Chickens flying everywhere around the plane
Could we ever feel much finer?
Coming into Los Angeles
Bringing in a couple of keys
But don't touch my bags if you please
Mister Customs Man
There's a guy with a ticket to Mexico
No, he couldn't look much stranger
Walking in the hall with his things and all
Smiling, said he was the Lone Ranger
Coming into Los Angeles
Bringing in a couple of keys
But don't touch my bags if you please
Mister Customs Man
Hip woman walking on a moving floor
Tripping on the escalator
There's a man in the line and she's blowing his mind
Thinking that he's already made her
Coming into Los Angeles
Bringing in a couple of keys
But don't touch my bags if you please
Mister Customs Man
Great. Love it, wonderful.
Well this is making Feb 2021 a little easier to get through. Love it.
Amazing. I can't believe howw awesome this is
I have this on VHS and DVD I made from the VHS Tape. Love this concert.
We were duplicating that VHS at Resolution in Vermont where I worked. The tape you have likely came from there.
@@fflynnful I taped it from channel 13 in New York
18 minutes in and "Victor Jara" comes alive, revived, renewed and ready to take on pandemic plagues.
P-R-E-S-E-N-T-E
Bless Arlo, Pete, Shenandoah, Bonnie Raitt, Johnny Lee, David Bromberg, Austin Song Chasers and the same Maker that gave us Victor Jara, took him in such sadistic way and keeps bringing him back when "the people" are in need...There have been others, Maker willing, there will be more...I ain't the scriptwriter...just a bit player. Grateful Alive even when hurting or grieving or looking for a way to get away from blues...Hope Pete and Victor and mebbe even Mother Jones and Joe Hill jamming up in the Green Room with Terry Callier and his Chicago Sufi Combo, with Okie time-keepers Cale, Russell, McCreary keepin' or dispensin' wid time...Whatever the Song calls for...
Mitch Ritter\Paradigm Sifters, Code Shifters and Song Chasers
Lay-Low Studios, Ore-Wa (Refuge of Atonement Seekers)
Media Disc us sion List and Looksee
Thank you for posting this ❤️
Saw Arlo back in the early 80s at the San Diego Wild Animal Park. Such an AWESOME memory for me for sure. Maybe not so much for him tho. ❤ you dude !
What a great show. I saw John Prine, with special guest Bonnie Raitt in Columbus, Oh in 1988. Then the next year I saw Bonnie and her band touring her album Nick of Time. I saw Arlo on his 50th year anniversary of Alice's Restaurant tour in SA TX. I saw him in the late 70s with Pete, Holly near and Ronnie Gilbert in C-bus. In 2019 I saw JT and BR in Austin.
Amen Arlo
This is MUSIC it gets to your core with a passion
Great show
Awesome....
Bloody amazing
Bonnie Raitt is amazing here! She comes in at 26:26 with Louise, followed by Angel From Montgomery later on at 59:52.
Thank you.
I love his hair, its the best part of him!❤
👑
In my lifetime, Arlo is KING
I could of been a terrific kid and wonder why our paths didn’t cross earlier. I would have loved to be at his circle of life .
Love this