Steve Harley - Live on Norwegian TV 2011
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2022
- Nice short interview & live performance from Steve Harley for NRK (Norwegian TV) in 2011
Steve is joined by James Lascelles, Barry Wickens and Stuart Elliott, and backed by a studio orchestra they perform Make Me Smile, Friend For Life and Sebastian
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R.I.P. Steve Harley, Thank for the wondeful music.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written.
Fabulous. I miss Steve so much. ❤
Exquisite 🙏🏼 you were magnificent . Rest assured we loved you and will never stop loving you and your music 💚
Steve's work has brought tears to eyes many times since 70s. In happiness, sadness, downright appreciation, a mix of all three. This has exactly that beautiful effect. Far-out. Thank you
Rest in Peace.. sad day.. you are a legend xx
JUST WONDERFUL. WILL BE MISSED BY US ALL WHO LOVED GREAT MUSIC..
🙏 thank you so much for posting this 🙏
The first time I watched it a few years ago now 🤔 ( pre the long awaited Orchestra and choir at Birminghams Symphony Hall )
I was so emotional , tears of joy flooded my eyes for this long awaited and yearned for live deliverance of Sebastian with an Orchestra , as it was recorded in the studio back in 1973 with the Royal philharmonic Orchestra and choir on the first album , Human Menagerie !
Absolutely exquisite 😘
Friend For life Says it all here ! magical 🙏 thank you 🙏
R-i-P Steve , saw you at the Cambridge corn exchange in the seventies ,thanks for some fantastic music 😢😢
The great Steve Harley
I first saw Steve with Cockney Rebel in Manchester's Victoria theatre in 1976/7. Wonderfully talented man
1975 for me Hanley S-O-T Heavy Steam machine great gig.
Stay your way Steve--R.I.P. and thank you so much.
Saw Cockney Rebel for the first time in Brussels, Forest National in ... 1976.
Steve's was just one of those first voices that made me sit up as a child (from about the age of 4) and want to know more.
Mr Soft, Judy Teen, Hideaway, Ritz, Mr Raffles, Sebastian, and the crazy Such a Dream (a b-side I soon owned on 7" vinyl). I don't like too much nostalgia-tripping through music these days, but I'm planning to play every Cockney Rebel album over the next week or so -- with my daughter, aged 7.
RIP my hero .
Rest in peace Steve Harley. Thanks for the memories.
Thanks so much for uploading this, Jim. Epic!
Thanks so much for posting.
Très grand artiste.
Safe journeys 💜☀️
❤🙏
Like him Jim? He's kept me alive!
Very nice
🌹
Great music Steve.
You were one of the dirty dozen who influenced my life.
I am sorry to say despite your great Talent.
"You were silenced by gov with the c o n game.
Except they didn't silence all your fans .
Operation Shamrock ☘ 2024 has you covered Brother.
❤xxxx
You can figure ( You have to figure his bio out....yourself , there's no reason ....for .....no ' typical reason...maybe...) His emotional strength in his lyrics....is the rediculous thing. It's out of proportion , ...He says in ; Best Years Of Out Lives , " lf l could run , l'd come running to you....! "
And he cannot run ,as of being a childhood victim of Polio .
And so , he's dropping these huge emotional cues in his songs , ( That would make anyone cry ...to pen ..)
And , he's not crying.
( Mr Harley , sir me dad was a Newspaper Man in New York ....)
And if I could dance, I'd get up and dance for you
Were not gonna run babe, weve o¹1nly just begun babe, to
compromise.
He's an elite poet with many references to his faith and to polio in other works
Dårlig lyd!!
May i ask, what exactly is not enjoyable about this or do you just prefer the studio version???
@@BACALL1965 I'm a big Steve Harley fan from Norway so "Dårlig lyd" means "bad sound", That's all!
If this fails to move you need more roughage in your diet!
What do you mean?