George Thorogood - Boogie Chillen No. 2 - 7/5/1984 - Capitol Theatre (Official)
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- George Thorogood - Boogie Chillen No. 2
Recorded Live: 7/5/1984 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJ
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Never thought Elvin Bishop ever got the recognition he deserved. Killer slide and blues player.
I heard Bishop witn Sammy Hagar live. It didnt even come close to George & Dixon here. This truely a rare, beautiful moment.
Elvin also was a known force as a writer, see "Fooled Around and Fell in Love".
Elvin Bishop is great but John Lee Hooker and Willie Dixon are legends, there would be no Elvin Bishop without them. There would be no british blues explosion without the american blues players. Keep them in mind !
That was John Hammond smoking his blues harp. There was some serious blues royalty on the stage. Besides John Lee Hooker, there was Elvin Bishop, Albert Collins, and Willie Dixon up on the stage; they joined George Thorogood, Jeff Simon, Billy Blough, and Hank Carter. All of them blew the roof off the building. They were awesome.
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Absolutely
I was just really starting to sneak into clubs like this to see music like this around this time. I was so young and man, did I get myself in some trouble from time to time. All, totally worth it.
What a show to have been at
R&R
George: You have The Boogie 🥰and even Albert Collins joined the session !! JLH is a legend. Plus Willie Dixon. Wow, I'm stunned.
All our Rock and Metal would never have come to life without those real heroes like Dixon, Hooker, Collins and of course B.B. King, Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters. It was them who invented Hard Rock. And George and his Destroyers are hard to beat. Hard workers, great music. It's a sheer joy to watch them all playing the kind of music that will never fade.
I met JLH backstage, locally, in 1989. As great a man as ever! Music and memories are long lived!
I'm trying to imagine Mr Hooker stepping onto the stage when I was in my blues band twenty years ago. I'd have just about fainted with the sheer joy and love and pride of it.
this show is stacked with legends i wish i could of been there
I have told many, over the years, Thorogood is underrated. This has long been proof; so many legends came to jam with him and the band!✊🏽🤘🏽✌🏽
A whole 18 years before I was born!🤣
I saw GT circa 1987. Greatest show.
Nobody going to mention the great Willie Dixon. This guy wrote so many blues standards its mind blowing.
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Thanx for the mention, and you are so right!
Saw Willie Dixon at Keystone Berkeley c. 1980 - one of many classic shows around that time
Ps - saw John Lee several times at same venue - up front on the dance floor!
He's being noticed! He's having a great time!!
If George is there, it's a party! Looks like John Lee also had a good time! These two are great together.
Quite a few blues masters sharing the stage here. Wow!
This is freaking historic!
This would have been amazing to seen this whole show live
This guy knows what good music is he has covered some of the best!! As well as some good shit of his own!!! Love George!!! John Lee Hooker is one of the greatest blues men ever!!!
George Loves his music.And he always gets great people to join.Fantastic!
I FEEL ALLRIGHT WITH THIS MUSIC !!!
wow, what a show. "The blues is forever" exactly thats it!
This entire concert blows my mind- all the greats playing with George and the Destroyers- what a great show! I have watched this over and over and it is one of the BEST in my eyes. I hope to see George and the boys make it back to my neck of the woods next year😉
Seen the boys last summer in Orillia you were not allowed to dance I had floors well I danced sucurity tried to give me a space to dance they were good they had a good laugh I wasn't sitting down with George playing are you kidding me
Trance blues Love it !!!!
George brings in the heavy hitters, incredible.
The Ice Man, The Master of the Telecaster, Mr. Albert Collins!!!!
WoW the King of boogie is on the stage ...
An absolutely all-star lineup with so many legends that have now left us.
Hair is standing up on my arms listening to this
Gotta be one of the most underrated artists out there, what a perfect collaboration. Lonesome George heyyyy heyyyyyyyyyyy!,👌🤣🏴
Best song ever? I know I want to leave the planet hearing this!
George....happy as kid in a candy store...
I bet that was a GREAT night!!
Fantastic I wish I was there!!!
Love them all!
😎👍🍺🎸
Let that boy boogie-woogie!
Now that is blues royalty.
Great dúo John lee hoocker and George Torogood Willie Dixon and Albert Collins, with your Boogie part two 🎸🎸🥁🎹🎷
One great musician excitedly introducing a legend... Doesn't get much better than this. It's things like this that make me realize everything's gonna be alright. Troubles are sure to come, but they can be overcome.
When I said "introducing a legend," I should have said "introducing legends." Even better.
Just go to clarksdale ms. And support the blues.
Jeezzus. Gonna have to remember today as the day I realized Thorogood was so much more than the radio hits I knew, which were great don't get me wrong. But I should have made the connection that he was a blues ripper long before today, so that's on me. Dayum. I got some catching up to do.
“The beautiful city of Detroit Michigan”
You damn right George!!
A show so good... George had to get down into the audience to watch!
For those of you who just need a little boogie to lighten up your day today.
Thorogood, Mr. Hooker, Elvin Bishop and many more blues legends.
BOOGIE
the great Willie Dixon thete too!!
Some
Good job I need some sleep lol
D Vladimir prositos on 6th Avenue
Thank you Brother, Ever been to TULSA OKLAHOMA? You NEED TO HIT CAINS BALLROOM. NO BRAG, FACT. 423 N. MAIN. BABY YOU WON'T REGRET A SINGLE SECOND.
Man all these concerts they keep showing from the Capitol Theatre back in those days. What a time to live in New Jersey and go to that venue.
MrSmokeydog that's what I keep thinking
Yep, I saw Mahavishnu there too
What part of New Jersey when you're not talkin about Westfield New Jersey
No matter how many times I watch this or any like it I can't sit still to it. I love such a love affair with the blues. Then when you just put legends like this together. It could be what we just seeing in this video or it could be anybody from junior to rl on down-the-line. Would have love to have seen one or any of so many different shows whether they were by themselves or with other people. There is no matching anything talking about the Blues and the players.
A white boy from the sticks always said. I knew Chuck Berry before I knew Elvis.
Some may be critical of GT but he could rock it with the best. Love the respect and acknowledgement he showed the masters! He truly is a student and appreciates where he learn’t it! He took it to the next level, best compliment of all, the Masters dug it!
Who has been critical of GT?
Was browsing my concert ticket stubs recently and was reminded that this concert we went to was part of an MTV special. So glad to get to reminisce from 35 years ago!
Should watch the whole concert from beginning to end - so cool as each guy came out one by one and then altogether for this song
I've never seen Thorogood. But man I wish I had, that Boy ROCKS !
George Thorogood, I heard on the radio is coming to my city ! Yeah Baby you know it.
... how bout the #1 fan in the front row with the yellow trucker hat, and towel around his neck? Very classy, and smart move by Mr. Thorogood there. Pretty neat to see him step off of the stage, and enjoy the legendary show amongst the fans, after all he is, and always has been a huge fan of all of those guys, and it's absolutely evident in his music. Love me some George Thorogood, he's one of a very few modern day players that made the classic blues their own.
Truly awesome video, thanks for sharing👍😎
oh oh this was like a dream i have had for many a year.unbelivable!!!!😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!¡!!!!!!!!John Lee and George!!!!!!!!😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
how much talent can you put on one stage?
What a line up of legends.
in 2019... not much
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I only see one. The rest are garbage.
George Gray the last waltz
Good Lord, that was uplifting!
this should be all of our friday and saturday nights ..😍😍😍
The boy got to let it out ....... let the boy boogie...... legendary song RIP John Lee Hooker 😎
I've died and gone to heaven. This is what true music is all about. I feel all right - yeah.
chilin I first saw George in Virginia Beach, I was on the front row and it was 1978
I would have lost my crap if I was at this ..and JLH walked out ... too good.
I was at this show and did lose my crap!
JLH and Willie exiting the stage like they did was very significant 85 was about the end of their generation of blues guys and they were turning it over to the young players george then says the"blues are forever' pretty amazing or maybe this weed is better than i thought or [and this is closer to the truth] im full of crap
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Hooker came out like Jesus calling in the Saints
I first heard George Thorogood in 1977 when a sample copy of his first record was sent to the record store I was working in. I didn't think he would make it big, but I loved it.
This is music at its best
putain trop bon
Fantastic those Blues Boogie Cracks on that Stage. Thank you. I enjoy it very much
Never had a better summer!
Just listened to a few tracks my dad liked when he was still around and now I got the blues fever.
Freaking awesome!!!
I saw George and the Destroyers once, I believe around 1994. They opened for ZZ Top. Couldn’t have asked for a better opening act. One of my top 5 concerts, maybe top 3.
The stuff of legend by LIVING legends back then. Fabulous post . Many thanks
A lot of talent on the same stage. Rock and roll at its best.
God, that's magnificent!
Good
I approve of this performance!........
Legends. This is a one of a kind collaboration!
Pretty darn good. Long live the boogie!!
My Dad was drinking buddies with George Thorogood back in the mid to late 70s, and has quite a few tales to share, not always glamorous, decorative, or legal... but quite interesting to say the least.
If Thorogood liked to "drink alone," a lot of crazy things happened once he had company.
Thorogood and John Lee; this is the stuff, man...
Great, thx for this tale..
wy has it took me 47 years to find this dude ! hes frigging awesome🎈
when you're feeling down, put this on.........a little John Hammond and a little John Lee Hooker add in a dash of George Thorogood and just go with it, baby....the best........and love that no matter their age, they're rockin' .....and we had all this..................blues and rock.....Black Betty by Ram Jam and Georgia Satellites, Keep your hands to yourself.........so many. God bless everyone, be happy............
Gawd I'm getting goosebumps!
I want to have JLH played at my funeral, it will put a very big smile on my face!
David Hippensteal - best comment👍
Marchosa mùsica Apasalobien TÓS
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Thank you John Lee Hooker ❤️ and thank you Destroyers for keeping his music alive💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Somehow I came from an endless clicks of channels; Frome black metal, to punk rock, to classic rock , to this. Incredible.
This is music.
Damn it George love you with John Lee Hooker jam this all the freak in time 💘 💘 💘 💘
Nobody beats George and John Lee! WOW!!
WILLIE DIXON wrote over 500 songs and his work has been recorded by some of the best-known blues musicians of his era, including Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, and Little Walter.
This music makes become alive
This music makes me become alive
Williedixonwr
Great times! Great music!!
What most of it have been like to watch John Lee Hooker play with George Thorogood what a magnificent event this would have been to be at?
Too right
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And, as if that wasn't enough, there's Albert Collins. Lawdy.
Fabuleux. La magie du blues
How more grand can this be to see John Lee Hooker and George Thorogood and the Destroyers performing.
I was at this show... it rocked!
yeah - i'm old
I used to have the same shirt George is wearing here. I wore it out...shreded to the thread. I want another one.
Mainland NSW Australia you brought all Too three to musical intoxication THNK YOU all 🎶❤️👍
Amazing loved it superior quality
Can't get enough of this video
Sir John Lee . Damn straight.!!!!
Une chance magnifique d'être née dans les années 50/60 sur le plan musicale nous sommes béni des Dieu merci à tous les artistes qui nous ont offert le meilleurs d'eux- même.
Spring of 1980. Omaha Nebraska. The Music Hall. Mr. Thorogood blew the effing roof off. 4 encores. It had to be seen to be believed.
Damn what a show
Never to be duplicated...
This is already mega epic around min 6! Hurry up physics men... Make worm holes able to be ridden and get me a ticket to this night!
I was there... great time #StonedBallon Memories
It don't get get much better than this
There is a better one. John Lee Hooker & Cannet Heat 1970 Try it out. Boogie chillen 2
No, nope, no.. it doesnt, this is music, REAL music, real blues, real soul, real everything!!
@@vibesahead ok, i agree, that is epic as well! i kind of forgot about that one, thnx for the reminder!
@@vibesahead i like hooker n heat one is more on that night
All night long
JLH looked around and said! "We in good hands!"
Fantastic❤️
Albert Collins! Was playing just like this in 1966 in London, England.
what a monster show!!Scared the devil right outta his seat.
I was there --- my first Geo Thorogood concert and lots of other Blues Masters performed too
Who is on harp?
@@garydreyer7478 That was John Hammond. He was fantastic!
Loooove this
Man...one day I will get my butt back to Norway for the Notodden Blues Festival. He's appearing there this August. One hour and a half from where I grew up! Next year???
If you can't boogie you must be dead. It in him, and it got to come out. Hey, hey, hey.
And folks that made me feel so good!
The Blues is Forever!!!!
Enough said!!!
What for a great mixed show event the great George Thorogood and the Legendary "John Lee Hooker"
Whatever happened to George?
Capital Theater, Passaic NJ, My younger sister Sandy Ray worked there saw to many concerts there.
Don't ever forget to boogie
The Blues is Forever!!!!
Enough said!!!
Also one of the best