Austin City Limits Celebrates 40 Years "Not Fade Away"
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2014
- An all-star lineup celebrating four decades of Austin City Limits culminates in Buddy Holly's classic "Not Fade Away." Watch the special on Friday, October 3rd on PBS at 9E/8C.
Verses and solos in order: Joe Ely, Jeff Bridges, Sheryl Crow (harmonica then vocals), David Grissom (blue denim shirt, great guitar solo), Bonnie Raitt (steel guitar, also great), Jimmie Vaughan (white guitar, brother of Stevie Ray), Doyle Bramhall II (worn guitar, white guy with afro), Gary Clark Jr (bearded Black guy), Lloyd Maines on pedal steel (also father of Natalie Maines of The Chicks), Joe Ely again, Robert Earl Keene (white hat), then there’s a moment with backup singers Sheryl Crow & Brittney Howard (of Alabama Shakes), also the plaid shirt guitarist on the far right is Rich Brotherton (used to play guitar for Robert Earl Keen’s band).
My further research provides likely possibilities below as all were in attendance at that anniversary show.
Guy in far back with glasses (on the right side) playing a white guitar is Glenn Fukunaga.
The drummer is Tom Van Schaik who played for the Dixie Chicks and more recently with Robert Earl Keen.
There’s also a pianist on the right side I can only catch a couple of glimpses of. That’s Riley Osbourn .
Most of the brass quartet are likely from Grupo Fantasma.
The marimba player is John Speice IV from Grupo Fantasma.
Possibly sax is Doug James. But most likely Joshua Levy of Grupo Fantasma.
Possibly the trombonist is Mike Rinta. Or Leo Gauna of the Hubtones and Grupo Fantasma. But most likely Mark ‘Speedy’ Gonzalez of Grupo Fantasma.
The heavy trumpet player is Gilbert Elorreaga of Grupo Fantasma. The Black trumpet player on the far left might be Ephraim Owens. That's the only one on stage that's hard to get a clear view of his face.
Glenn Fukunaga played bass on A LOT of cool records (especially Antone's label) in the mid 1980s... incl. many of Angela Strehli's and Lou Ann Barton's
Lloyd was the musical director too
Thank you so so much for this information!!!
Thank you for sharing this. Best wishes!
I've watched this 50 times. Don't get no better.
Still watching.
Remembering the time I went to see these guys in Santa Cruz, CA at Moe's Alley. It was a stormy, rainy night. Just when everything was getting steamed up the power went out. Mobile band members jumped down on the dance floor and played there without amplifiers. It was fun, intimate and we kept dancing and they got us singing! It was no less than a fabulous show!
Having worked on a radio crew for years at High Sierra Music, the Subdudes was an absolute favorite headliner! I grew to respect these guys and their musicianship. They're tight! They know how to put on a great show! I love these gentlemen. Crazy about this band, The Subdudes are on my favorite bands list!
For those who are asking (l. to r.):
Lloyd Maines on steel guitar
Brittany Howard
Sheryl Crow
Doyle Bramhall (behind Sheryl Crow)
David Grissom (behind Doyle Bramhall)
Jimmie Vaughan
Robert Earl Keen (in the hat)
Joe Ely
Bonnie Raitt
Gary Clark Jr. (behind Bonnie Raitt)
Jeff Bridges
Rich Brotherton (accoustic guitar)
Riley Osborn (keyboard)
Glenn Fukunaga (bass)
Tom Van Schaik (drums)
I think that's everybody.
Dave Grissom just slays Jimmy V slay by being understaed
Thank you Jay!
Awesome, thanks Man!
Thanks for the listing, I couldn't id most of them.
Never seen so many guitars!
Wow! Thanks Jay, that was just what I was looking for!
I love the pics of Bonnie all chill and sitting back in the pocket driving the rythm waiting for her turn to show the boys how it's really done! She is real and spectacular!
Noticed that, too....and how she didn't get a vocal bit seems strange
Exactly, Miss Bonny can grind the twine !
Sea hunts son needs to take a seat in the back...can i get a witness?
Yo nobody touched what Bonnie did up there. What a bad to the bone queen
@@cryptobradley2006 Lloyd have mercy?
Bonnie Rait should absolutely be higher on Rolling Stone's list of great guitar players. She rocks!!!
And has vocal talent!
Ya, but who on earth would even give a rat's ass about any "greatest" list that that idiotic poser magazine compiled about anything? Their list of "100 best Rock Albums" is so idiotic as to be laughingstock material. The last people who have any right, let alone authority, to concoct these 'lists' are the dumbass "critics" who have made a living off of their 'personal' tastes. I could give a shit what some pretentious twit sitting behind a typewriter who schmoozes up to "Rock Stars" thinks.
There. I said it.
I know and understand that nobody is gonna believe me but I met Bonnie in Country Club area in the Bronx. Was with Sean Talens aka Brian Goldfarb now departed. Oh what a night. The three of us. Believe it or not. Ready to take Lie Detector on this one. You can all use your finest imagination!
@@1lacowboy790 Sooo agree. Their articles are a joke and their writers are morons who have zero credibility as related to best/worst of anything.
@@1lacowboy790 And said well! Totally agree.
Love it. Phew! Brings back memories as I was junior in high school when Buddy, Richie Vallens, and The Big Bopper died in that Iowa cornfield. As an old man, I still love Buddy's music.
The Big Bopper was sick. So some guy named Waylon Jennings gave him his seat.
and the Big Lebowski himself singing and playing with some legends....this truly is The Dude!!!
Love Bonnie Rait and her guitar. True Blue.
Buddy Holly forever ! The true and real "King of Rock n Roll" !
Sheryl Crow forever! She's looking fine!
Bonnie hit the slide, smiling faces all around!
I could listen to Bonnie play that slide all day and night. one of the bst ever.
Reminds me of Lowell George
All i have to say is "Thanks Buddy", & "You're memory will Not Fade Away"!!
+Dave Hollamon amen
Amen Amen...Angels are Singing ! What a Show being born in and raised in Austin hearing the Finale BUDDY HOLLY WILL NOT FADE AWAY !!!!!!!! BLOW YOUR SWEET MOMMAS SOCKS DOWN ! ol man way down in TX jd
The GREAT Buddy would have been proud...WOW
Buddy is smilin’
His body may have died in 1959 but Buddy's spirit and music will Not Fade Away.
Wow. Buddy would have LOVED that. Esp. the steel guitar bit. He loved innovation and I've never heard a steel guitar used quite that perfectly on a rock n roll song. Hail! hail!
That's Lloyd Maines on the steel guitar and he's on Joe Ely's early albums and they are great. Worth checking out. The album "Live Shots" has some blistering rock pedal steel on it.
@@OsitoTejano Hey thanks for the info! Definitely will check it out!
all this is possible because of the GREAT BUDDY HOLLY...one of a kind genius....
It's not just what Bonnie plays but the bad-assness with how she delivers it. It's like
"Move over fellas, coming through, I;m taking the first one".
Ms. Raitt is the consummate performer. She just sits there and enjoys others in the band then steps up and delivers a guitar virtuoso fades back and lets these lessers do their thing. Listen to her and only her do this song.
Awesome performance,I clicked on this because of the beautiful Bonnie Raitt but stayed because it was so good
So great to see Lloyd Maines killing it on the pedal steel, doing this song again with Joe Ely and David Grissom nearly 40 years after I first saw them do it.
All they needed was Ponty Bone up there adding some accordion. Or Jesse 'Guitar' showing them how a solo is really done. Once saw them almost tear the roof off Fitzgerald's when they did a show with The Blasters.
Maines killed it didn't he? So rhythmically solid, every note placed right where he aimed it.
@@ClarenceHW Lloyd is a great player and was also the music director. And he's a super nice guy
exactly what i was thinking,, killin it
Never heard somebody play pedal steel and it sounds like a straight slide guitarist.
Sod me, where has this lot been hiding in my 75 years!!!! Greatest version been of Not Fade Away I have ever heard. By a long way. Amazing.
Throughout the years, I have seen every person on that stage, some of them actually together, but to see ALL of them together doing a Buddy Holly cover, blows my mind. This is awesome, I love seeing Joe Ely Live, so this is extra sweet with all the other legends!!
Happy Birthday Bonnie! I remember, as a young man, I'd watch you performing from the sidewalk outside of Jack's...
Loved you then, love you now!!!
Lots of mojo on that stage! Just love Bonnie Raitt. Queen of cool and a very humble and good person.
Joe Ely.......always loved this guy, great singer song writer and performer. Extremely overlooked and under rated.
Saw him at the NEC in UK supporting robert Cray. I had already got Musta notta gotta lotta album but was the only one who had heard of him. Still brilliant.
Listened again(7 times) , and just gets better….awesome.
Just adore Bonnie such a gift just like Buddy
I also, an austrian from Europe, miss you Buddy Holly!
I love how Robert Earl Keene seems to be having the time of his life!!! Loving every second.
Andy A., Agreed! REK playing rhythm for all it was worth, while watching hot guitar leads in every direction he turned.
This is everyone from A to Z collectively whose done it all in American music for the past 30 years. These are the people blessed my life by making every minute of it worth living.
I love Joe Ely, and the Flatlanders, Bonnie Cheryl , et al. Austin City limits still is one of the best American T V programs EVER!! Just my opinion.
Seeing Joe Ely and Lloyd Maines on the stage together takes me back to the 70's at FAT DAWGS in LUBBOCK. What a time!!
@johnkimbley I've never been to Lubbock, but love Don Henley's lyrics "I was flying back from Lubbock, I saw Elvis on the plane, or maybe it was Jesus, they both kind of look the same".
That is one of the most powerful pedal steel breaks I have heard at 4:04. They are all looking around grinning. Sheryl is pretty damn good on harp too.
i believe that's a harmonica
That's the great Lloyd Maines on pedal steel. The best that I've ever heard. He also happens to be the father of Natalie Maines from The Chicks.
Also good record producer@@dconsiglio
Buddy Holly, rip.. died so young, he had so many more songs in him, so sad!
yes one of a kind :)
When the harp starts, Bonnie's looks speak volumes.
That's also the look I made watching that part
Always loves this song, with it's Bo Diddley's Beat
That's a standard New Orleans beat and not an invention of Bo Diddley. As for the general public popularity of the pattern you have to go back to Johnny Otis's Hand Jive in the mid-fifties.
A lot of my faves up there including my man Joe Ely plus pedal steel player extraordinaire Lloyd Maines plus Bonnie, Gary, Jimmie, Doyle etc...
What a tribute from great artists to honour the legendary Buddy Holly.......fantastic!
What a WONDERFUL tribute to Buddy Holly...God bless ALL...
I finally went to the Buddy Holly crash site in Clear Lake, Iowa while traveling cross country a couple of weeks ago, if you are a fan you owe it to yourself to go there, it's a beautiful solemn memorial made by fans that has been maintained by the farmer that owns the land.
It's very beautiful 😀
There are only two things that kill rock stars - drugs and plane crashes - P Garrett
So cool
February, 1959. I was having b’fast w/my boss when we heard the news.
Love Bonnie saw her in kettering a few years back. Great guitarist great band great vocalist and great looks thanks Bonnie
Having a complete Buddy Holly collection on vinyl (45s, EPs, LPs) I am still amazed how many stars are covering his songs - and making them even greater.
The song really rocks and a great tribute from great musicians to the genius that was Buddy Holly.
They can't make them any greater than Buddy Holly made them
Love Austin City Limits. One of my fav music shows!
The BEST American music show on tv
@@GCAT-zv9in
I concur, though KEXP has some darn fine performances as well.
Austin City Limits---best of the best---hardcore blues bluegrass and country------stirred them together-----hmm--"rock"n" roll" !!!!
Thanks for this posting John Barnett ❤California Love Notes to All ❤ revisited November 2023
Bonnie.....AMAZING, Thanks beautiful!
BUDDY HOLY HOLLY, DID NOT FADE AWAY.
HE WILL NEVER FADE AWAY AS LONG AS MUSIC IS PLAID,I HERE HIM NOW EVERY DAY EVERY SONG HAS A BIT OF BUDDY IN THERE
Never Fading Buddy Holly
Yea but the whole 3 cord song IS Bo Didle !!!
The STones version is best
@@green323turbo That's correct - however the Grateful Dead's extended versions are by far the most interesting.
wow, every second is sublime, Buddy Holly's genius lives on~!
Every second - really? Did you skip when Jimmy Vaughan started his solo at 3:05?
When u have a group like this, together in one place,it's always best to take full advantage&listen the best you can!!!
thank you all for keeping this song alive it was a great when buddy song it and it is still a great song now
I've been watching this thing everyday, can't get enough of it!
Bonnie and Sheryl can hold there own with ALL the guys up there - Great Song and tribute!
Of course they can
I was blown away when Jeff Bridges was on stage. I never knew he could pick and sing. Him and his brother have made some great movies and their dad gave them all the genes they needed because Lloyd was a hell of an actor also. What a family~!!! Thanks for this video.
stick to acting
Old school MASTER CLASS . Great musicians never retire. They just get together like this & Happy times roll on. Together they have a show that sells their younger rivals into lesser Pie. Well paid for reunions to have a great time. Gotta love that now.
Brings to mind one afternoon in November 1964 Joe Ely rode a Triumph motorcycle (without a muffler) through the halls
of Monterey High School In Lubbock. I was sitting in class on the second floor of the annex building and the noise was still
deafening. Good times long gone.
jerry d'augistino did it down the hall at kenmore jr. high school,kenmore,ny around the same time!
That rings a bell with me. My brother did the same on his BSA Lightening in my high school ( with mufflers but epic sound ) .... in North Miami High ... circa 1966 during classes. He had three index cards of offenses with he dean .. front and back .... a most unconventional lad.
As the Sgt. Pepper's album reminded us " And a good time was had by all ".
I remember back then, our (rock) band was playing in the HS auditorium, I was walking down the hallway - in another world - smoking .... and didn't get busted !
medford brigg
Bonnie Raitt's face when Sheryl Crow has her moment is why Bonnie Raitt is awesome.
Hey how are you doing today:..?
She's too thin to be awesome.
God Bless Texas. Buddy Holly lives. Its better to burn out than fade away
I love the way they all look so pleased that they all finished together....that's no mean feat when you have a stageful.
That guy with the steel just about changed my life
Lloyd Maines
Natalie's daddy...
I don't really know why, but I've got a thing for Sheryl Crow. She sings beautifully, plays the guitar with passion, and can play the squeeze box. She's beautiful too. The reason doesn't really matter. She's great.
I've always told my wife that we're forever EXCEPT if Sheryl Crow calls!
@@countrypeaboy You're a brave man. I told my wife that if Emmylou Harris came calling, she might have to share. That was 38 years ago and we're still married. 😅
I almost feel bad... Sheryl Crow is just so...vanilla...mediocre...and irrelevant with Bonnie Raitt on stage.
YEAH.....you and everybody else, roadie..!!
@@ShaneKennedy1969 Exactly. Bonnie Raitt live (saw her many times) was amazing (with John Prine) and solo.
Best Tribute to Buddy I've ever heaerd
What a lineup! Seeing Jeff Bridges playing the hollow-body Gretsch makes one green with envy.
That Bo Diddley beat gets ya every time
thirdbase6870. It used to be said that "if you want a hit, write a song to s Bo Diddley beat".
They're playing it wrong. The song does NOT have the Bo Diddley beat. It has an off beat.
@@BackyardRambo True.
@@BackyardRambo It's not wrong, just different ... seems to me it's basically the Grateful Dead arrangement they used coming back from "Drums-Space" whenever "Not Fade Away" was in the set list.
Uh.... That would be the Johnny Otis beat :-)
Bonnie Rait is UNtouchable
I wish our Congress was as great as these harmonious musicians. These musicians made ever instrument great! Praise God! for everything good.....
What an awesome ensemble, amazing tune , listen to it4 days in a row......
WOW. Just WOW. RIP, Buddy Holly.
When it's Bonnie's turn, she's like, "Hold my beer. This is how you do it." A true American music icon.
PHENOMENAL VARIETY OF GREAT MUSIC TALENT - all in one place AMAZING
You've seen this and you can't unsee this. 100 years from now people will be blown away.
You are all SO awesome!!! 🤟🎶🎼✌ Looks like A Hell of a Night!!!
Hello how are you doing?
What a classic. Some songs just get stronger and stronger. Perfect.
Everybody on that stage owes so much to Buddy Holly-what a groundbreaker he was. He influenced so many rockers.
November 2020 - still GREAT.
July 2021!! Still in the House!!
This is why it is the best show on TV!
Buddy said 'Thank you children"
Real talent there! Bonnie is THE BEST!
Hey how are you doing…?😊
What an amazing gathering of talent on one stage for one song!
This piece needs a list of artists.
Verses and solos in order: Joe Ely, Jeff Bridges, Sheryl Crow (harmonica then vocals), David Grissom (blue denim shirt, great guitar solo), Bonnie Raitt (steel guitar, also great), Jimmie Vaughan (white guitar, brother of Stevie Ray), Doyle Bramhall II (worn guitar, white guy with afro), Gary Clark Jr (bearded Black guy), Lloyd Maines on pedal steel (also father of Natalie Maines of The Chicks), Joe Ely again, Robert Earl Keene (white hat), then there’s a moment with backup singers Sheryl Crow & Brittney Howard (of Alabama Shakes), also the plaid shirt guitarist on the far right is Rich Brotherton (used to play guitar for Robert Earl Keen’s band).
My further research provides likely possibilities below as all were in attendance at that anniversary show.
Guy in far back with glasses (on the right side) playing a white guitar is Glenn Fukunaga.
The drummer is Tom Van Schaik who played for the Dixie Chicks and more recently with Robert Earl Keen.
There’s also a pianist on the right side I can only catch a couple of glimpses of. That’s Riley Osbourn .
Most of the brass quartet are likely from Grupo Fantasma.
The marimba player is John Speice IV from Grupo Fantasma.
Possibly sax is Doug James. But most likely Joshua Levy of Grupo Fantasma.
Possibly the trombonist is Mike Rinta. Or Leo Gauna of the Hubtones and Grupo Fantasma. But most likely Mark ‘Speedy’ Gonzalez of Grupo Fantasma.
The heavy trumpet player is Gilbert Elorreaga of Grupo Fantasma. The Black trumpet player on the far left might be Ephraim Owens.
@@bontadirisatina7383Thanks much.
Still loving Buddy.
Hey how are you doing…?
Thanks Lloyd Maines. Just awesome player
Nice to see that so many famous musicians know who the real KING is ...
The music of Buddy and the Crickets will never fade away.
I would have loved to have seen Jerry Allison on the drums in this performance.
Me too. J.I. would have put the accents in the right places.
yes that would have awesome but if all Crickets that are still around had been performing, it would have been the ultime alltime classic.
Amazing!! Buddy Holly was (The man)!🎸🎤🎤🎸
Unbelievable. Great talent all on one stage ! Wish I could sit in and teach 'em how to jam.
there are musicians...and then there are personalities. thank goodness there are a bunch of really fine musicians here tonight
Lotta talent on that stage that night...Wish I had been in the audience....
Love Buddy Holly stuff, with the Bo Diddley beat....Stones style....
If SRV had been alive i'm sure he would have been here since his 2 show's @ Austin City Limits were the most watched EVER.
That sounds right but i'd like to get ACL to verify this. I'd heard for years it was Leonard Cohen or a bizarre taping of Tom Waits from waaaaaay back in the day. But no surprise if its SRV.
what a bunch of great musicians.
Tracy Chapman was not noted. However, her style is subtle and is drowned out by this lineup.
A lot of great talent, but it brought tears to my eyes. Song came out in '57, loved it then, and a year later I got married for 62 years, and it never faded away and now 3 years later it still hasn't faded way.
Buddy's version is simply the best - His voice, style and everything else is just brilliant - Timeless by Buddy and the Crickets from 65 years ago!!!! - Please listen to it - John Hawkins, UK
Nice tribute but there is only one Buddy Holly. A shooting star that left us way too soon. RIP Buddy.
Buddy is looking down and thinking - finally you people get it.
Can you imagine if Buddy had lived the music he would have made......... RIP
One of the all-time great rock and roll songs by Buddy Holly.
Totally agree. Bonnie has been through it and back. Out played and out lived (man I hope I don't jinx her) quite a few of the "greats". Nothing but the greatest admiration and respect for this Queen of...well what is she NOT queen of? Slide guitar, soloist, harmony, blues, rock and roll, pop (?), love songs, screw "you" songs, ballads, self portrait songs,,I could go on but doubt I need to.
Do y'all think in this day and age being a white woman has a play in this 'list'. I hate to think so.
Thanks Bonnie. You've been my hero since EVER!
Hey how are you doing today…?
Great song - great job Love Buddy Holly
Just listening for the 5th time and it just gets better....amazing tune.
Bravo 👏👏👏👏👏
Such a simple tune but oh so powerful..... Buddy Holly god bless you