Live or Obscure Music Video Thread - Page 5

**ryberg** · 11-08-2007

The one we miss so:

With Jeff Healey in this one, too:

Thor Henning · 11-08-2007

The Norwegian guitarist Terje Rypdal

Thor Henning · 11-08-2007

Dumdum Boys from Norway

Thor Henning · 11-08-2007

This is Jeff Beck

**ryberg** · 11-08-2007

And this is the premier vocalist of our time, though still obscure by most any standard:

Natacha Atlas

Steve

Manitou · 11-08-2007

The Irish band Stand performing the song White Elephants. Just heard about them last night from my 25 year old nephew. Kinda like what I heard...

**ryberg** · 11-08-2007

Another tragic early death and someone else sorely missed, bassist extraordinaire Jaco Pastorius with his throwback-yet-ahead-of-their-times Word of Mouth Big Band, chock full o' excellent musicians, on his tune "Liberty City." We shall not look upon his like again.

sideways · 11-08-2007

Here ya go............. Liquid Tension Experiment

Line up -

Guitar- John Petrucci - Dream Theater/ G3 with Satriani
Bass - Tony Levin - King Crimson/Peter Gabriel
Drums - Mike Portnoy - Dream Theater/Transatlantic
Keyboards - Jordan Rudess - Dream Theater/ The Dixie Dregs

This one...from a very small club......sweeeeet! RAW!!!!

**ryberg** · 11-08-2007

Takes a moment to kick in, but much more recent is this King Crimson:

Not so this Talking Heads (though it's also with Belew and also takes a moment to kick in):

OH, this one's great, too. Looks like someone has chopped up an entire concert, there.

**ryberg** · 11-09-2007

Well this one comes with Japanese subtitles.

David Bowie

There's just way too much to choose from, man...

Steve

Holy smokes -- that may be Belew yet again -- looks like him!!!

sideways · 11-09-2007

Thor......you always surprise me my friend!!

I went to the LA show for the Ronnie Lane ARMS benefit. What a show!!!! Out of the 3 guitaists, Clapton, Beck, and Page....... Beck stole the show with his set.....and thats from a guy who went primarily to see Jimmy Page.

Here's the Big 3 doing an instrumental Staiway to heaven...........

The combo encore..... Man...what a list of musicians on that stage....WHEW!!!!! Ill track it down and post it...but damn...some serious heavy hitters all the way around! Check this line up out......deffinatly not Obscure......LOL

Everybody's Got To Change - singer Eric Clapton, featured Eric Clapton on guitar
Lay Down Sally - singer Eric Clapton, featured Andy Fairweather-Low on guitar
Wonderful Tonight - singer Eric Clapton, featured Andy Fairweather-Low on guitar and harmony vocals

Cocaine - singer Eric Clapton, featured Eric Clapton on guitar
Woman Are Smarter - singer Andy Fairweather-Low , featured Eric Clapton on guitar and harmony vocals
Roadrunner - singer Steve Winwood, featured Steve Winwood on synthesizer
Slowdown Sundown - singer Steve Winwood, featured Steve Winwood on mandolin

Take Me To The River - singer Steve Winwood, featured Eric Clapton on guitar and Andy Fairweather-Low on harmony vocals
Gimme Some Lovin' - singer Steve Winwood, featured Steve Winwood on keyboards and Eric Clapton on guitar
Star Cycle - instrumental featuring Jeff Beck on guitar and Tony Hymas on keyboards
Pump - instrumental featuring Jeff Beck on guitar
Out Of A Book - instrumental featuring Jeff Beck on guitar

Pork Pie Hat - instrumental featuring Jeff Beck on guitar
People Get Ready - singer Andy Fairweather-Low, featuring Jeff Beck on guitar
Hi Ho Silver Lining - singer Jeff Beck, featuring Jeff Beck on guitar

Prelude - instrumental featuring Jimmy Page on guitar
Who's To Blame - singer Paul Rodgers, featuring Jimmy Page on guitar
City Sirens - singer Paul Rodgers, featuring Jimmy Page on guitar
Tulsa Time - singer Eric Clapton, featured Eric Clapton , Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck on guitar

Layla - singer Eric Clapton, featured Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck on guitar
Bomber's Moon - singer Ronnie Lane, featuring everyone
Goodnight Irene - singer Ronnie Lane, featuring everyone

Main Backing Band:
Steve Winwood: keyboards, mandolin and vocals
Chris Stainton: piano
Charlie Watts: drums
Kenny Jones: drums
Bill Wyman: bass
Ray Cooper: percussion
Andy Fairweather-Low: guitar and vocals

Jeff Beck Backing Band:
Fernando Sanders: bass and vocals
Tony Hymas: keyboards
Simon Phillips: drums

**ryberg** · 11-09-2007

Not so obscure at all, but a noteworthy live performance!

Elvis Costello & The Attractions on SNL

And then, years later... remember?

**ryberg** · 11-09-2007

Wow! The guy who shot this must have been just behind me! 1988 Hammersmith Odeon, London, unannounced Dire Straits gig with special guest Eric Clapton, a warm-up to the Nelson Mandela birthday concert a couple of days later, with tickets sold only through the Dire Straits fan club (a member of which befriended me and asked me along). I was on the floor in the 8th row, I believe it was, just left of the center of the stage, like this dude but maybe not so far to the left.

Wow...

sideways · 11-09-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by ryberg

Wow! The guy who shot this must have been just behind me! 1988 Hammersmith Odeon, London, unannounced Dire Straits gig with special guest Eric Clapton, a warm-up to the Nelson Mandela birthday concert a couple of days later, with tickets sold only through the Dire Straits fan club (a member of which befriended me and asked me along). I was on the floor in the 8th row, I believe it was, just left of the center of the stage, like this dude but maybe not so far to the left.

Wow...

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Always loved Knopfler (sp)....nice to see a show like that!!!

**ryberg** · 11-09-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by sideways

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Always loved Knopfler (sp)....nice to see a show like that!!!

Lucky is the word for it, I believe! And that same year, same venue, from the first row of the balcony, I was lucky enough to see Stevie Ray Vaughan. Late 1988, so just 2 years before his helicopter went down...

But you have likewise seen some good ones!

Steve

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ryberg playa maya guy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: wandering between the Village Vanguard, NYC, 1961 and the Plugged Nickel, Chicago, 1965 Posts: 10,865	And this is the premier vocalist of our time, though still obscure by most any standard: Natacha Atlas Steve Last edited by ryberg; 11-08-2007 at 05:19 PM.

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sideways añejo Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Southern California Posts: 4,909	Here ya go............. Liquid Tension Experiment Line up - Guitar- John Petrucci - Dream Theater/ G3 with Satriani Bass - Tony Levin - King Crimson/Peter Gabriel Drums - Mike Portnoy - Dream Theater/Transatlantic Keyboards - Jordan Rudess - Dream Theater/ The Dixie Dregs This one...from a very small club......sweeeeet! RAW!!!! Last edited by sideways; 11-09-2007 at 12:05 AM.

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sideways añejo Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Southern California Posts: 4,909	Thor......you always surprise me my friend!! I went to the LA show for the Ronnie Lane ARMS benefit. What a show!!!! Out of the 3 guitaists, Clapton, Beck, and Page....... Beck stole the show with his set.....and thats from a guy who went primarily to see Jimmy Page. Here's the Big 3 doing an instrumental Staiway to heaven........... The combo encore..... Man...what a list of musicians on that stage....WHEW!!!!! Ill track it down and post it...but damn...some serious heavy hitters all the way around! Check this line up out......deffinatly not Obscure......LOL Everybody's Got To Change - singer Eric Clapton, featured Eric Clapton on guitar Lay Down Sally - singer Eric Clapton, featured Andy Fairweather-Low on guitar Wonderful Tonight - singer Eric Clapton, featured Andy Fairweather-Low on guitar and harmony vocals Cocaine - singer Eric Clapton, featured Eric Clapton on guitar Woman Are Smarter - singer Andy Fairweather-Low , featured Eric Clapton on guitar and harmony vocals Roadrunner - singer Steve Winwood, featured Steve Winwood on synthesizer Slowdown Sundown - singer Steve Winwood, featured Steve Winwood on mandolin Take Me To The River - singer Steve Winwood, featured Eric Clapton on guitar and Andy Fairweather-Low on harmony vocals Gimme Some Lovin' - singer Steve Winwood, featured Steve Winwood on keyboards and Eric Clapton on guitar Star Cycle - instrumental featuring Jeff Beck on guitar and Tony Hymas on keyboards Pump - instrumental featuring Jeff Beck on guitar Out Of A Book - instrumental featuring Jeff Beck on guitar Pork Pie Hat - instrumental featuring Jeff Beck on guitar People Get Ready - singer Andy Fairweather-Low, featuring Jeff Beck on guitar Hi Ho Silver Lining - singer Jeff Beck, featuring Jeff Beck on guitar Prelude - instrumental featuring Jimmy Page on guitar Who's To Blame - singer Paul Rodgers, featuring Jimmy Page on guitar City Sirens - singer Paul Rodgers, featuring Jimmy Page on guitar Tulsa Time - singer Eric Clapton, featured Eric Clapton , Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck on guitar Layla - singer Eric Clapton, featured Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck on guitar Bomber's Moon - singer Ronnie Lane, featuring everyone Goodnight Irene - singer Ronnie Lane, featuring everyone Main Backing Band: Steve Winwood: keyboards, mandolin and vocals Chris Stainton: piano Charlie Watts: drums Kenny Jones: drums Bill Wyman: bass Ray Cooper: percussion Andy Fairweather-Low: guitar and vocals Jeff Beck Backing Band: Fernando Sanders: bass and vocals Tony Hymas: keyboards Simon Phillips: drums __________________ *1 day till Playadise!!!* Last edited by sideways; 11-09-2007 at 12:40 AM.

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11-08-2007	#61 (permalink)
ryberg playa maya guy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: wandering between the Village Vanguard, NYC, 1961 and the Plugged Nickel, Chicago, 1965 Posts: 10,865	The one we miss so: With Jeff Healey in this one, too:

11-08-2007	#62 (permalink)
Thor Henning añejo Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Drammen, Norway Posts: 3,341	The Norwegian guitarist Terje Rypdal

11-08-2007	#63 (permalink)
Thor Henning añejo Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Drammen, Norway Posts: 3,341	Dumdum Boys from Norway

11-08-2007	#64 (permalink)
Thor Henning añejo Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Drammen, Norway Posts: 3,341	This is Jeff Beck

11-08-2007	#66 (permalink)
Manitou añejo Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Colorado, USA Posts: 1,963	The Irish band Stand performing the song White Elephants. Just heard about them last night from my 25 year old nephew. Kinda like what I heard...

11-08-2007	#67 (permalink)
ryberg playa maya guy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: wandering between the Village Vanguard, NYC, 1961 and the Plugged Nickel, Chicago, 1965 Posts: 10,865	Another tragic early death and someone else sorely missed, bassist extraordinaire Jaco Pastorius with his throwback-yet-ahead-of-their-times Word of Mouth Big Band, chock full o' excellent musicians, on his tune "Liberty City." We shall not look upon his like again.

11-08-2007	#69 (permalink)
ryberg playa maya guy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: wandering between the Village Vanguard, NYC, 1961 and the Plugged Nickel, Chicago, 1965 Posts: 10,865	Takes a moment to kick in, but much more recent is this King Crimson: Not so this Talking Heads (though it's also with Belew and also takes a moment to kick in): OH, this one's great, too. Looks like someone has chopped up an entire concert, there.

11-09-2007	#70 (permalink)
ryberg playa maya guy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: wandering between the Village Vanguard, NYC, 1961 and the Plugged Nickel, Chicago, 1965 Posts: 10,865	Well this one comes with Japanese subtitles. David Bowie There's just way too much to choose from, man... Steve Holy smokes -- that may be Belew yet again -- looks like him!!!

11-09-2007	#72 (permalink)
ryberg playa maya guy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: wandering between the Village Vanguard, NYC, 1961 and the Plugged Nickel, Chicago, 1965 Posts: 10,865	Not so obscure at all, but a noteworthy live performance! Elvis Costello & The Attractions on SNL And then, years later... remember?

11-09-2007	#73 (permalink)
ryberg playa maya guy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: wandering between the Village Vanguard, NYC, 1961 and the Plugged Nickel, Chicago, 1965 Posts: 10,865	Wow! The guy who shot this must have been just behind me! 1988 Hammersmith Odeon, London, unannounced Dire Straits gig with special guest Eric Clapton, a warm-up to the Nelson Mandela birthday concert a couple of days later, with tickets sold only through the Dire Straits fan club (a member of which befriended me and asked me along). I was on the floor in the 8th row, I believe it was, just left of the center of the stage, like this dude but maybe not so far to the left. Wow...

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