It's one of Hollands most (and oldest) iconic rock bands. They started to make hits from the 60ies till recently. It's just so sad that their guitarist George Kooymans was diagnosed with ALS disease earlier this year and the band won't perform anymore as Golden Earring. 40 years ago I saw them for the first time! Love them. xx
I listen to the radio daily for hours but unfortunately never heard it. Maybe it’s just the NJ stations that don’t air it… I listen mainly to WFPG and WJBR.
Cesars drum solo's are legendary ! They can last up to 15 minutes sometimes... He's in the Guinness book of records with the performance done with the most drummers together !
Just keep in mind, that singer Barry Hay, guitarist George Kooymans and drummer Ceasar Zuiderwijk were all 67 years old, at the time of this gig. Bassist Rinus Gerritsen was 69 years old. Radar Love is a song from 1973 and became a hit in the US in 1974. I lost count in how many times I have seen them perform live. The first time was when I was 15 years old in 1980. I will never forget that.concert.
I'm really sorry that they didn't send you the original one! 😔😠 This one is great when you know the song, but it's not how it's meant to be and how the whole world knows it! 🚗😎 The original is also in your request list! 😉 Fun fact, Golden Earring started in 1961 and The Rolling Stones in 1962! ✌🏼
This was nice, just a bit too long - over 12mins, when the original is only 3.5mins long. The original really hits hard - this is more about individuals showing off their talents, with the song groove getting lost at times. Still better than most music anyway, so saved 😀
Twilight Zone from the same concert is also an epic song of them! Cesar Zuiderwijk also teaches Drum at the Dutch Rock Academy and he also has his own school. It's safe to say that when you hear formations like D-irect, Kensington, Kane, etc...Their Drumplayer was taught by the best.. By Cesar Zuiderwijk
The drummer Cesar Zuiderwijk is also active as a teacher. In September 1992 he sees a dream come true when he makes music together with a thousand drummers on a floating pontoon in the Maas in Rotterdam and performs Radar Love. In 1999 he was invited by War Child to give drum lessons to children traumatized by the war in the Bosnian city of Mostar.
Oh yessssss Radar Love, THE number one of road songs!! The Golden Earing is a Dutch rock band from The Hague that has played together since the early 60’s! The guitarist George Kooymans and Barry Hay, the singer, wrote the song together in the early 70’s. Recently the guitarist was diagnosed with ALS and the group took the decision to no longer play concerts. Thus ending 60 years of legendary Rock n Roll. The drummer Cesar (66 years old) is a legend on drums, as you can see he gives is us his all. The lead singer is the father-in-law of the guitarist ‘SPIKE’ of Di-Rect ;-) It’s a small world after all! And last but not least congratulations with you 50K followers!!! YAY partyyyyy ! ;-)
@HD and everyone else not knowing. And behold, they came from under the rock, there they saw the light, and then they all learned the truth. Golden Earring is Dutch. Thou shalt remember this and never forget it ever again. Although you will never see them perform live again.
I have seen them many times and the drummer was my neighbour in the late 70 th. I was always watching them from the windows when the tourbus was in front of my housedoor.
"Radar Love" is a song by the Dutch rock band Golden Earring. The single version of "Radar Love" reached #9 on the Record World chart, #10 on Cash Box, and #13 on Billboard in the United States. It hit the Top 10 in many countries, including the United Kingdom, Canada,[5] Australia, Germany, and Spain....According to Rustyn Rose at Metalholic, the song "is a rock masterpiece, from its hooky chugging bassline, to its simple but unmistakable riffs, to its catchy anthemesque chorus. Even the jam which rides the song out is note for note classic."[9] The song has been chosen by many magazines and websites as a Top 10 driving song, often ranking in the top three. It was chosen as the best radio song by readers of the Washington Post in November 2001. It was the #1 driving song in Australia (Australian Musician Magazine, November 2005), beating two AC/DC-songs; and in Canada (BBC Canada, March 2006).[10] In 2011 it received a vast number of votes as the "Ultimate Driving Song" in a poll on PlanetRock and "finished well ahead of its nearest rival, Deep Purple's Highway Star."[11]
My all time favorite band. Grew up with them as my dad been a fan since their early day's. When I was 14 he decided it was time I would learn to appreciate real music and took me to a unplugged concert of the Golden Earring (to get used to them first). Ever since we made it our yearly father son thing. I'm 37 now, and till the country got on lockdown, we still went to their concerts every year. Sadly, the last time we went, it would turn out to be one of their last concerts ever (the tour came to a end, then covid hit so we couldn't go the year after, and then the very sad news about George hit us). We were there at this concert, their 50th anniversary. The Ziggo dome was completely sold out. My dad managed to get a few tickets, we sat all the way up in the last ring of the stadium. They were tiny for us, but it was a amazing show to be at. The beauty of their shows was also that you saw young and old folks all loving them. Grandparents with their grandchildren, all experienced this band in their live time, all been there live. And unlike certain stones that roll, they didn't need other musicians to play behind the scenes (yup, Only Mick was live and one more guy, the rest were playbacking their instruments at live concerts). They made quite the shows out of it and even though Radar Love was a must to play, they always made that main event of their shows. Everyone loves that song and got them world fame (even though White Snake tried to claim they wrote the song....more then 10 years after the Earring already released it). They know the people want to hear that song, and they love playing it too. Sometimes you get artists who get famous with a song and hate it, so they refuse to play it, but these guy's knew that that song got them on the map for many so they embraced it. Fun fact: Homer Simpson loves the Golden Earring! They used Radar Love a few times in the show, one time Homer was singing it.
Dope, high energy vibe on this one!! The crowd was feeling it and the band was feeding off of it!! This is what live music should always be like 💯💯💯🎶🎶🎶
@@beus4985 I think you are wrong here, look at wikipedia. ZZtop was formed in 1969, Golden Earring in 1961. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZZ_Top en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Earring
@@makkie211175 in the beginning, (the) Golden Earrings did go through lineup changes though. Barry Hay only joined in 1966 and Cesar Zuiderwijk joined in 1969 (or 1970, it's counted as such)
If I remember correctly Cesar Zuiderwijk was once votes to be the best drummer of the world. And I think he still is. Full info about the band. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Earring
Saw once life in Utrecht in the old Vredenburg, before that music hall with world's best acoustic was f* up by the new building. It was an unplugged concert and it was great. Nobody was able to stay at their seat and at the end everyone was swing right in front of the stage.
What an iconic performance from all the bandmembers but especially Cesar Zuiderwijk on drums. He was considered one of the best drum players in the world back in the say and still going strong in this video!!! This song never gets old...it ages like a very good wine..or whiskey!!! Whenever this song is on the radio I pump up the volume and almost destry my base!
My wife and I went to this concert. She was pregnant of our 3th. Guess who drove back home.. Iam quite sad that George Kooymans has ALS. And they don't give shows anymore. I wished I could see them with my kids and my dad.
thx for the reaction.... saw them 8 times live, even a quadrophonic gig for free at the vierdaagse in Nijmegen, grts from a dutch cheesehead, living in Germany
My home town heroes !!! When I first introduced this song to my wife (who is not from Holland), her first reaction was one of disbelief: “They are Dutch ????”. She thought they were from the US. Then I introduced her to some more Dutch golden oldies. Same reaction each time 😂 - Shocking Blue, Venus: ua-cam.com/video/aPEhQugz-Ew/v-deo.html - Shocking Blue, Never Marry A Railroad Man: ua-cam.com/video/3qI-XExjyC4/v-deo.html - Golden Earring, Twilight Zone: ua-cam.com/video/B1HSvXanqIM/v-deo.html - Kayak, Ruthless Queen: ua-cam.com/video/wuLbL0SquyY/v-deo.html - George Baker Selection, Little Green Bag: ua-cam.com/video/ZYzEE4y6aV0/v-deo.html - Kane, No Surrender: ua-cam.com/video/CiuapY1OQZc/v-deo.html - Kane, Rain On Me: ua-cam.com/video/yrLA5gZ1aGg/v-deo.html Enjoy!
This song was covered by the band White Lion in 1989 - still respectful to the original! Someone told me that this song was part of the inspiration for the Kiss song "Detroit Rock City". Cesar is a living legend!
Whay can you say? This is how 50-60 years of drum expire looks like.... No need to say more.... Thanks again for showing another legendary performance of many legendary recordings. Your reaction is as genuine as my pleasure watching this... 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 This is my number 1 channel...
Hahaha "telegram love". Oh Highly what will you come up with next. It might work though if you're on a steam locomotive going home to St Louis. LoL. As I said in the last one, this band put out two number one hits in America ten years apart. So next has to be Twilight Zone, their hit from the Eighties. Damn. That drum solo though.🤯
Hey some memories come up this instant. We had this music lessons at high school. Suddenly we had to put our pencils down. And we were moved to the Uhm what’s the name where you eat your sandwiches. There stood this drum kit. So the golden earrings Drummer sat down. Something to remember. A drum workshop with mr. Caesar Zuidewijk. In a hardcore gabber period. I was one of a few who liked it. It must have been 1995.
This band also comes from my town the hague. Lot off bands comes from my town. Just like Kane, Di-ect, Anouk and Shocking Blue. In Shocking Blue my uncle played the bassgitar.
@@zonnetje315 I did not know Eddie was Dutch by birth, but damn if he wasn't. It is still Ackerman for me, but I can not dispute Eddie's brilliance. Adrian for me is a step below Jan and Eddie.
Funny how 70+ seniors have this urge to play music, just because they like it. Thank whatever deity you play to for this insight in the Dutch mentality 😂🙏🏼
The Golden Earring is very famous in The Netherlands and across the border. This one being from the early 70's and the other one with the non and secretary is from the 80's.
DUDE!!!! During the Drum Solo, when you said, "Don't you Dare Stroke-Out on Us..." I Literally, Spit Beer out My Nose!!!! Damn your Awesome Sense of Humor!!! 😤💨💦
well I know i think pretty much all their main song lyrics by heart, and I was born after their prime... they are kinda big probably one of the best world wide selling dutch bands probably of all time
bass player Rinus was peronally asked in 1960's by Jimmy Hendrix if he would join his band, Riny declined... later in 1975 Cesar ( The Drummer) was asked by The Who if he would join them, because Keith "Moon The Loon Moon" Moon was already unreliable by his substance abuse... and also Cesar declined to leave Golden Earring
This band was older then The Rolling Stones, This line-up was longer in sevice then ZZ-Top, Jimi Hendrix personally asked Rinus if he woulf join his band... Riny declined... in 1975 The Who asked Cesar if he would replace Keith Moon... he also declined and stick with Golden Earring. They opened for LEd Zeppelin in 1969, had Aerosmith, KISS, Ted Nugent open for them, later Ted wanted them in his Rock show all star lineuop.
Hi there, I can tell you, you can actually talk to eachother on stage. The sound is going to the audiance. At the stage it's a normal volume. I know it sounds weird to most off the people but it is what it is.
It's one of Hollands most (and oldest) iconic rock bands. They started to make hits from the 60ies till recently. It's just so sad that their guitarist George Kooymans was diagnosed with ALS disease earlier this year and the band won't perform anymore as Golden Earring. 40 years ago I saw them for the first time! Love them. xx
Radar love is played on American radio almost every day . It is safe to say it's probably the most played Dutch song, internationally.
Might still be beaten by Shocking Blue's Venus.
@@ChrisEchoes But not by Shocking Blue, more likely Banarama's cover version.
@@komkwam sad but true
@@ChrisEchoes And of course there is never enough Hocus Pocus by Focus. Everyday all around the world.
I listen to the radio daily for hours but unfortunately never heard it. Maybe it’s just the NJ stations that don’t air it… I listen mainly to WFPG and WJBR.
Cesars drum solo's are legendary ! They can last up to 15 minutes sometimes...
He's in the Guinness book of records with the performance done with the most drummers together !
Just keep in mind, that singer Barry Hay, guitarist George Kooymans and drummer Ceasar Zuiderwijk were all 67 years old, at the time of this gig. Bassist Rinus Gerritsen was 69 years old.
Radar Love is a song from 1973 and became a hit in the US in 1974.
I lost count in how many times I have seen them perform live. The first time was when I was 15 years old in 1980. I will never forget that.concert.
I'm really sorry that they didn't send you the original one! 😔😠
This one is great when you know the song, but it's not how it's meant to be and how the whole world knows it! 🚗😎
The original is also in your request list! 😉
Fun fact, Golden Earring started in 1961 and The Rolling Stones in 1962! ✌🏼
This was nice, just a bit too long - over 12mins, when the original is only 3.5mins long.
The original really hits hard - this is more about individuals showing off their talents, with the song groove getting lost at times.
Still better than most music anyway, so saved 😀
@@paulf2557 Exactly! 👍🏻✌🏼
But still, they are so good live!
the greatest Dutch band ever!! They started in the sixties and they are still great!! We love them!!
Twilight Zone from the same concert is also an epic song of them! Cesar Zuiderwijk also teaches Drum at the Dutch Rock Academy and he also has his own school. It's safe to say that when you hear formations like D-irect, Kensington, Kane, etc...Their Drumplayer was taught by the best.. By Cesar Zuiderwijk
60 Years...
Great musicians, great songs, great guys. She played in large and small concerts. Good Rock Music Superrrr 💪🎸🥁
My student neighbours are having a loud party (1 am) and are playing Radar Love right now. Still popular
Love to see public from 19 to 91 enjoying their Golden Earring!
Yes, I was there. The audience was three generations: grandparents with their children and grandchildren. All of them love The Golden Earring!
The drummer Cesar Zuiderwijk is also active as a teacher. In September 1992 he sees a dream come true when he makes music together with a thousand drummers on a floating pontoon in the Maas in Rotterdam and performs Radar Love. In 1999 he was invited by War Child to give drum lessons to children traumatized by the war in the Bosnian city of Mostar.
the guitarist playing slide at this performance is Frank Carillo (USA) and a good friend of George Kooymans
Thx, I hoped someone mentioned this, because I didnt have a clue
The Drummer Cesar Zuiderwijk whas in 1992 on my school and gave a workshop drumming to us kids than. I will never forget that in my live. Haha
Oh yessssss Radar Love, THE number one of road songs!! The Golden Earing is a Dutch rock band from The Hague that has played together since the early 60’s! The guitarist George Kooymans and Barry Hay, the singer, wrote the song together in the early 70’s. Recently the guitarist was diagnosed with ALS and the group took the decision to no longer play concerts. Thus ending 60 years of legendary Rock n Roll. The drummer Cesar (66 years old) is a legend on drums, as you can see he gives is us his all. The lead singer is the father-in-law of the guitarist ‘SPIKE’ of Di-Rect ;-) It’s a small world after all! And last but not least congratulations with you 50K followers!!! YAY partyyyyy ! ;-)
If really love drumming you took Cesars classes!!! Darn i think i was 5 years old when this got into the charts here. So its running through my veins.
The leadsinger Barry Hay also came up with the bandname for Navarone.
I don't care how old I'll get to be, Cesar Zuiderwijk will always be my favorite drummer ever. Brilliant man.
Larger than life energy and really nice guy at the same time. It’s a rare combo.
I was born 20/03/1968 Golden Earring was already making hits. I remember concerts like this....
@HD and everyone else not knowing.
And behold, they came from under the rock, there they saw the light, and then they all learned the truth.
Golden Earring is Dutch. Thou shalt remember this and never forget it ever again. Although you will never see them perform live again.
This has got to be one of the coolest songs ever made...around 1975 and still going strong👊👊!!! Peddle to the metal and speed off into the sunset!!
I have seen them many times and the drummer was my neighbour in the late 70 th. I was always watching them from the windows when the tourbus was in front of my housedoor.
I saw them live about 35 years ago! Still got the vinyl of Radar Love.. 🤘💕
Great reaction. To the drummer he is best i think .twilight zone is also a great song
Best rock band of The Netherlands! Barry Hay the lead singer "discovered " rock chick Anouk in 1997
"Radar Love" is a song by the Dutch rock band Golden Earring. The single version of "Radar Love" reached #9 on the Record World chart, #10 on Cash Box, and #13 on Billboard in the United States. It hit the Top 10 in many countries, including the United Kingdom, Canada,[5] Australia, Germany, and Spain....According to Rustyn Rose at Metalholic, the song "is a rock masterpiece, from its hooky chugging bassline, to its simple but unmistakable riffs, to its catchy anthemesque chorus. Even the jam which rides the song out is note for note classic."[9]
The song has been chosen by many magazines and websites as a Top 10 driving song, often ranking in the top three. It was chosen as the best radio song by readers of the Washington Post in November 2001. It was the #1 driving song in Australia (Australian Musician Magazine, November 2005), beating two AC/DC-songs; and in Canada (BBC Canada, March 2006).[10] In 2011 it received a vast number of votes as the "Ultimate Driving Song" in a poll on PlanetRock and "finished well ahead of its nearest rival, Deep Purple's Highway Star."[11]
My all time favorite band. Grew up with them as my dad been a fan since their early day's. When I was 14 he decided it was time I would learn to appreciate real music and took me to a unplugged concert of the Golden Earring (to get used to them first). Ever since we made it our yearly father son thing. I'm 37 now, and till the country got on lockdown, we still went to their concerts every year. Sadly, the last time we went, it would turn out to be one of their last concerts ever (the tour came to a end, then covid hit so we couldn't go the year after, and then the very sad news about George hit us).
We were there at this concert, their 50th anniversary. The Ziggo dome was completely sold out. My dad managed to get a few tickets, we sat all the way up in the last ring of the stadium. They were tiny for us, but it was a amazing show to be at.
The beauty of their shows was also that you saw young and old folks all loving them. Grandparents with their grandchildren, all experienced this band in their live time, all been there live. And unlike certain stones that roll, they didn't need other musicians to play behind the scenes (yup, Only Mick was live and one more guy, the rest were playbacking their instruments at live concerts). They made quite the shows out of it and even though Radar Love was a must to play, they always made that main event of their shows. Everyone loves that song and got them world fame (even though White Snake tried to claim they wrote the song....more then 10 years after the Earring already released it). They know the people want to hear that song, and they love playing it too. Sometimes you get artists who get famous with a song and hate it, so they refuse to play it, but these guy's knew that that song got them on the map for many so they embraced it.
Fun fact: Homer Simpson loves the Golden Earring! They used Radar Love a few times in the show, one time Homer was singing it.
Dope, high energy vibe on this one!! The crowd was feeling it and the band was feeding off of it!! This is what live music should always be like 💯💯💯🎶🎶🎶
Golden earring is in the world book of records for being the longest existing band in the same formation. Just a funny fact haha. Greets jacco
Unfortunately I must break your funny fact: www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/509190-longest-running-group-with-no-line-up-changes-active
@@beus4985 I think you are wrong here, look at wikipedia. ZZtop was formed in 1969, Golden Earring in 1961.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZZ_Top
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Earring
@@makkie211175 in the beginning, (the) Golden Earrings did go through lineup changes though. Barry Hay only joined in 1966 and Cesar Zuiderwijk joined in 1969 (or 1970, it's counted as such)
@@MirkZwart In fact Cesar Zuiderwijk joined in 1970 replacing Sieb Warner after their American tour.
This song was also a hit in the USA that time and they went touring there for a couple of
months.
If I remember correctly Cesar Zuiderwijk was once votes to be the best drummer of the world. And I think he still is.
Full info about the band. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Earring
My heroes, miss them only video's like this is all that's left to keep them remembered.
1973 radar love. Golden Earring Top band.👍👏
One of the first records I bought. Still listening and loving it.
The UK has The Rolling Stones
The Netherlands had The Golden Earring. Too bad that all great things must come to an end.
This song from the dutch group golden earing reached nr 10 in the billboard 100 in 1974
Last year, my boyfriend me and my parents went to their farewell concert in Ahoy Rotterdam. It was with hands down the best concert I ever went to.
Saw once life in Utrecht in the old Vredenburg, before that music hall with world's best acoustic was f* up by the new building. It was an unplugged concert and it was great. Nobody was able to stay at their seat and at the end everyone was swing right in front of the stage.
Golden Earring was a great band to see live,all excellent musicians.
What an iconic performance from all the bandmembers but especially Cesar Zuiderwijk on drums. He was considered one of the best drum players in the world back in the say and still going strong in this video!!! This song never gets old...it ages like a very good wine..or whiskey!!! Whenever this song is on the radio I pump up the volume and almost destry my base!
This truely is one of the best songs when riding on a highway.... at night.. music on loud and just go..
Another Dutch song which took over the American charts back in the days. Proud to be Dutch!
This is a very famous Dutch band all over the world. This song was also in the USA number one in the charts. They started in the 60s.
My wife and I went to this concert. She was pregnant of our 3th. Guess who drove back home..
Iam quite sad that George Kooymans has ALS. And they don't give shows anymore. I wished I could see them with my kids and my dad.
Have seen them twice live, at awards shows, thankfull for that!... Wauw, and haven't seen this video.. Cesar is incredibly good!
thx for the reaction.... saw them 8 times live, even a quadrophonic gig for free at the vierdaagse in Nijmegen, grts from a dutch cheesehead, living in Germany
My home town heroes !!!
When I first introduced this song to my wife (who is not from Holland), her first reaction was one of disbelief: “They are Dutch ????”. She thought they were from the US.
Then I introduced her to some more Dutch golden oldies. Same reaction each time 😂
- Shocking Blue, Venus: ua-cam.com/video/aPEhQugz-Ew/v-deo.html
- Shocking Blue, Never Marry A Railroad Man: ua-cam.com/video/3qI-XExjyC4/v-deo.html
- Golden Earring, Twilight Zone: ua-cam.com/video/B1HSvXanqIM/v-deo.html
- Kayak, Ruthless Queen: ua-cam.com/video/wuLbL0SquyY/v-deo.html
- George Baker Selection, Little Green Bag: ua-cam.com/video/ZYzEE4y6aV0/v-deo.html
- Kane, No Surrender: ua-cam.com/video/CiuapY1OQZc/v-deo.html
- Kane, Rain On Me: ua-cam.com/video/yrLA5gZ1aGg/v-deo.html
Enjoy!
'80' 90's Dutch rock my friend! 🎶😎
And the best drummer Cesar Zuiderwijk.
The most handsome drummer in the world!! Cesar Zuiderwijk!! And best band!! Golden Earring!!
This song was covered by the band White Lion in 1989 - still respectful to the original! Someone told me that this song was part of the inspiration for the Kiss song "Detroit Rock City". Cesar is a living legend!
Kiss opened for Golden Earring in the USA a couple of times.
Whay can you say?
This is how 50-60 years of drum expire looks like....
No need to say more....
Thanks again for showing another legendary performance of many legendary recordings.
Your reaction is as genuine as my pleasure watching this... 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This is my number 1 channel...
Expire=experience 😕
In the song he mentions Brenda Lee. He only recently met her while being a guest on the TV show Ilse's Veranda.
Golden Earring 😍
Great to see this again, with your comments ❤️
what a cool drive and rhythm this song has like the cool drive is the countryside or down the highway
Hahaha "telegram love". Oh Highly what will you come up with next.
It might work though if you're on a steam locomotive going home to St Louis. LoL.
As I said in the last one, this band put out two number one hits in America ten years apart.
So next has to be Twilight Zone, their hit from the Eighties.
Damn. That drum solo though.🤯
Barry Hay, the singer, did an album with the metropole big band orchestra. There are live performances of that
One of the best songs ever written, recorded and performed! Cesar is a maniac on the drums! Totally amazing! And Barry is all swag!
you are @ 50K subscribers,congratulations !
Thank you so much 😀
Radar Love is about being connected without any devices, human wifi so to speak...
Many years ago Cesar was on my school for a drum demo....damn i feel old 😅
On whitch school whas that ? Because he whas on mine 2. Love Jacco
@@jaccovalkenburg79vdaal lambertus college spekholzerheide
@@Vlamke_169 nope it where 2 different schools . i whas on the csv in Veenendaal. 😘
Hey some memories come up this instant. We had this music lessons at high school. Suddenly we had to put our pencils down. And we were moved to the Uhm what’s the name where you eat your sandwiches. There stood this drum kit. So the golden earrings Drummer sat down. Something to remember. A drum workshop with mr. Caesar Zuidewijk. In a hardcore gabber period. I was one of a few who liked it. It must have been 1995.
This band also comes from my town the hague.
Lot off bands comes from my town.
Just like Kane, Di-ect, Anouk and Shocking Blue. In Shocking Blue my uncle played the bassgitar.
This is the band I saw when i was young and where we ook our children to see them.
Cesar is thé best here in the Netherlands...I do percusion myself so always verry happy to see this once again, thanks! 🙏🥰
great old tune, wish I had been there
The dark haired guy who plays the slideguitar is an american called Frank Carillo.
So happy I was at one of their last concerts.. It was great 👌👌👌
Hxc.. You should listen to the old version... Imo..
I appreciate you coming by and loving the video and music. I really appreciate the love and support.
this band started 1 year before the rolling stones
Over 60, nearly 70, still rocking like hell! Hero’s! 😍 Caesar is our legendary Dutch drummer! 😍
Jan Ackerman your legendary Guitarist?
@@toddstevens13 I would say; Eddie Van Halen and Ad vandenberg…. 🤷🏼♂️😘
@@zonnetje315 I did not know Eddie was Dutch by birth, but damn if he wasn't. It is still Ackerman for me, but I can not dispute Eddie's brilliance. Adrian for me is a step below Jan and Eddie.
Great driving song with Deep Purple Space Trucken. Can’t help but to go fast and faster.
Funny how 70+ seniors have this urge to play music, just because they like it. Thank whatever deity you play to for this insight in the Dutch mentality 😂🙏🏼
You know it man, holland small country
but we RULE THE WORLD ❤😊
The Golden Earring is very famous in The Netherlands and across the border. This one being from the early 70's and the other one with the non and secretary is from the 80's.
DUDE!!!! During the Drum Solo, when you said, "Don't you Dare Stroke-Out on Us..." I Literally, Spit Beer out My Nose!!!! Damn your Awesome Sense of Humor!!! 😤💨💦
well I know i think pretty much all their main song lyrics by heart, and I was born after their prime... they are kinda big probably one of the best world wide selling dutch bands probably of all time
😂when you said " i'm glad i was not born in the time of Telegram love 😂😂 💯👍
Golden Oldie:-)
But the original version is better...
Quentin Tarantino used this song in his movie Resevoir Dogs.
Thought that was ‘Little green bag’ by the George Baker Selection.
You should visit the Netherlands soon 🤗
in my opinion the drummer, cesar zuiderwijk, is one of the best drummers in the world.
Welcome to "Cesar's drum palace" :)
Proud to be Dutch , hearing these guys making music is like making love at its best
Barry is cool!!!
George is my hero!!!
Love this beautiful band!!
bass player Rinus was peronally asked in 1960's by Jimmy Hendrix if he would join his band, Riny declined... later in 1975 Cesar ( The Drummer) was asked by The Who if he would join them, because Keith "Moon The Loon Moon" Moon was already unreliable by his substance abuse... and also Cesar declined to leave Golden Earring
the hague represent
You should listen to Another 45 Miles by The Golden Earring
Cesar one of the best drummers in the world🤘
Wat dacht je van de drum solo van caesar in Leiden boven op zijn drumstel met een drukjacht aan grandioos ik was daarbij
Ol' rockers never die !! Hail Ceasar !!
"weird" saxophone is a baritone saxophone. One octave lower then a alt saxophone.
This band was older then The Rolling Stones, This line-up was longer in sevice then ZZ-Top, Jimi Hendrix personally asked Rinus if he woulf join his band... Riny declined... in 1975 The Who asked Cesar if he would replace Keith Moon... he also declined and stick with Golden Earring. They opened for LEd Zeppelin in 1969, had Aerosmith, KISS, Ted Nugent open for them, later Ted wanted them in his Rock show all star lineuop.
The Singer Looks like Joe Bonamassa!
Also, the Crowd isn't Moving Around because they're All Over 60!!!!
Hi there, I can tell you, you can actually talk to eachother on stage. The sound is going to the audiance. At the stage it's a normal volume. I know it sounds weird to most off the people but it is what it is.
This year the song turns 50.
I’ve never seen a drummer playing his basedrum with his heels
You have to react to the Di-rects version of this song! It came out this week at radio 10
the are just wating from caeser💯
So good!!..do you know the the guitar player is now home ,sick he have ALS..so sad..
Do VANILLA QUEEN from their album LIVE. Epic musical journey, mindblowing guitarsolos.
Ceasar still going strong , been to a concert back in the 70 s all left him by himself on the stage ...he played solo for 17 minutes