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Jack The Lad. Old Grey Whistle Test October 28th 1975.

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  • Опубліковано 28 гру 2022
  • Two songs from the Lindisfarne spin off band Jack The Lad.
    Rocking Chair and Gentleman Soldier. Keep watching for the Morris Miner's
    Dance at the end. Billy has trouble keeping his hat on.
    Featuring.........
    Billy Mitchell-Guitars,Vocals
    Si Cowe-Guitars,Mandolin
    Ray Laidlaw-Drums
    Wally Walter Ian Fairbairn-Fiddle,Mandolin
    Phil Murray-Bass

КОМЕНТАРІ • 13

  • @jacquismith3277
    @jacquismith3277 Рік тому +9

    Billy Mitchell has a great voice, great songwriter too. This performance is excellent.

    • @jacquismith3277
      @jacquismith3277 Рік тому

      Si Cowe was brilliant too. Great singing voice.

  • @roldo23
    @roldo23 7 місяців тому +2

    "Morris Miner's Dance" Brilliant.

  • @jimfell7147
    @jimfell7147 Рік тому +5

    Top notch, fond memories if only talent like this was around today!

  • @brianparker663
    @brianparker663 Рік тому +2

    Great band. Lucky enough to see them live twice in the 70s.

  • @avanm420
    @avanm420 26 днів тому

    Split Enz toured with Jack the Lad in 1976

  • @mkb600
    @mkb600 Рік тому +1

    Glad I saw them, fabulous live band. Watching them playing the “Morris Miners Dance” at The Free Trade Hall in Manchester, literally cutting chunks out of the stage with spades 😮

  • @sct352t3
    @sct352t3 6 місяців тому

    'Rocking Chair' was a double A Side release with 'My Friend the Drink'. Both fine songs.

  • @OriginalCaliKitty
    @OriginalCaliKitty 6 місяців тому

    Thank you SO much for posting this! Some years ago I was looking on YT for any performances by Jack the Lad and there was just about nothing. I found the band by accident. I was rifling through the bins at Rhino Records (in L.A.) and came upon their first album. I'd never heard of them before. Although I'd become familiar with some British electric folk bands, I was only slightly aware of Lindisfarne, much less the connection to Jack the Lad. The only info I had was the album cover, the front of which just showed all their instruments. But, based on the instruments, I decided to take a chance and buy it. When I got it home and played it, I LOVED it! I bought Rough Diamonds, too. Much later, I bought the CDs of both and they've been in my iTunes library ever since.

    • @tempusfugitbruce
      @tempusfugitbruce  6 місяців тому

      You are welcome,i've got more Jack The Lad material on Dime a Dozen (torrent site)

  • @frankgibirdi2636
    @frankgibirdi2636 8 місяців тому

    Nice I like it never seen it before only heard one release on radio in 1973 , more please

  • @Paulthompson9942
    @Paulthompson9942 6 місяців тому

    My old mates dad was the bass player for Jack the Lad and weirdly my mate looks a lot like Billy

  • @user-xy2jo2vs5s
    @user-xy2jo2vs5s 8 місяців тому

    Saw them at the roundhouse in the 70’s 😊