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Movie version is much faster, and not as good, as the album version.

Be prepared to be inundated by Aussie/NZers/Pacific Islanders fans swooping into your channel, sometimes referred to as St(an W)alkers... and they say Kiwi's can't fly!!! 🤷 There's many sides to Stan's music. Checkout Ultralight Beam (Kanye West cover) live with the Levites. New Takeover Tennessee Whiskey ft Parson James Take It Easy Choose ft Hamo Dell Maori Ki Te Ao Amazing Grace live with the Levites

The original Feetwood Mac and still the best... And Santana's version is a cover of this song. The drummer - Mick Fleetwoob and the bassist John McVie are the only two members of the band still in it. And it's their names that the band was named after. Sad that the video concentrate on everything else but Peters paying... It's got Jeremy Spencer playing accompanyment.... but no Peter visuals.... Fun Fact.. B.B.King said in a blues documentary the Peter Green was the only British blues guitar player that he gave kudos to....

The tattoo is real. Stan's story is incredible. Been to hell and back. Wonderful reaction.!

Thanks for your reaction to Stan, Awesome, Stan is singings in his native tongue which is Maori from New Zealand.

Ultralight beam and amazing grace, he’s a world class singer and you’ll appreciate watching him in flight in those two songs. Check them out. 😊

LOVE THE REACTION!!!!!!!!!!!! :) “Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you believe in Him so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” ~ Romans 15:13

You make great observations. Really know your stuff. I saw Gary Moore lots of times live. He was in a class of his own. When he hit the scene in the early 70s, he blew people away even at 17. He's one of Joe Bonamassas greatest influences. Huge everywhere but the main public in the US. But among musicans, also in the US, he's often no 1. If u like insane blues playing, check out his tribute to Jimi Hendrix at Fenders 50 year anniversary show. He blew every other guitarist off stage with his performance of Hendrix' Red House.

The BEST of all Time.There‘ll never b another like him! Never..!😥

It tells you a lot about Rush as people by the way they treated their Server!

The song got better with age. I've watched this often.

Yayy for reacting to our Stan. He is an incredibly talented / humble man .I will never tire of listening to him. Look forward to seeing your reactions to his other songs.

This 2006 Denmark performance may be one of the Greatest “sounds” and “talents” in a live concert! Check out “Salty Dog” and “Conquistador” from this same concert. John Lennon said “whiter shade of pale” was one of his favorite songs!

No problem. I forgive you 😅😅😅❤

I love watching this! This was connected to the documentary Beyond the Lighted Stage which is a fantastic documentary of the band. I am reading Geddy's book My Effin Life and it is a fantastic read with a lot of great pictures. Alex and Geddy met when they were in junior high school when they were 13. Neil Joined the band in 1974 on Geddy's birthday. You noticed their sitting position. I have seen that in other pictures well. Cheers

I ❤ that you shared this, it's awesome 👌 ❤ 😊

You need to check out Geddy's autobiography My Effin' Life. It takes you behind the curtains including the early days (Geddy & Alex have known each other since Junior High) and the sad final days and a walk though of all the albums. A special part of the book is Geddy's recounting of his parents meeting and falling in love in the WWII death camps and starting a new life and the impact of his fathers early death.

btw, standing on the side of the stage, watching the synergistic exchange between Prince and his audience was insane! He owned the crowd, no matter how big, and the crowd fed him, juiced him, relaxed him. More than any other act I've seen.

Thank you, I've been waiting for someone to notice the rise out of the splits. I danced ballet & modern jazz for 6 years and that rise takes more strength than the actual split, and always in heels. He was athletic with his stage dancing.

There's a good article about this song on the website from the "nerds of color." Once you find that, you can just search for Stan Walker, and this song will pop up with an attached interview/article. It doesn't cover a whole lot, but you can at least get a better idea about how it came about. There are also videos he's posted on his own channel, that are enlightening. The two languages in the song itself are Maori and English. That article tells WHY that was utterly important. It's partly because Stan IS Maori, but it's more than that. It's certainly beautiful, and Stan's voice, in general, always catches me. He has had an interesting life, to say the least. One thing that I've seen about him, is that he is a strong believer in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Flint Michigan proud, not even mentioned for the hall of shame

I love this video and never get tired of watching it. The chemistry these three have is so apparent, both onstage and off. Regarding Neil, this was recorded years before his cancer diagnosis. As for Geddy and Alex, they met at age 13 and quickly became best friends and remain so to this day at age 70. On Instagram, they frequently refer to one another as 'my BFF' or 'bestie', which I think is so sweet. I think they have made it a point to always live near one another. While it might be a bit long for a reaction (although I saw someone do it as a reaction series in parts) I suggest checking out Alex interviewing Geddy for Geddy's recent book tour at Massey Hall. Geddy wrote a memoir called 'My Effin' Life', which is a fantastic read, and Alex was his guest interviewer for the Toronto book tour stop. It's so fun to watch and definitely worth checking out, even if you don't do a reaction.

You get it ! For that reason alone I’m subscripting 💜

If anyone saw the mini-series “The 10th Kingdom”, I just loved it when they put this song in it!!

IMO One of the greatest rock songs, Ever since it came out in 1967cthis song has always stood out as a masterpiece and from your reaction you too felt the epic-ness of this song. An example of how some special music can move our souls in powerful ways. You should listen to the original recording too where you can hear Gary Brooker's voice which remarkably similar.

check out the original version of this classic from 1967.

If you want to hear Roy actually singing check out, can I change my mind live from 1974.

The Director of the movie 'Origin' contacted Stan in New Zealand and asked him to write the Music for her movie. She had seen him on YTube with a cover of Kanye Wests "Ultralight Beam' Stan of course said yes lol. He and a small crew set about filming this video in New Zealand and finished the song the video etc in just over 2 weeks. The only editing came when the Director added some shots from the movie. It's an absolute brilliant song from Stan. So glad you've reacted to this my friend..

Saw Gary at the Marquee in London in the early 80s 3 foot from stage. Geoff Whitehorn knew him when they where kids in london he said his playing made you cry….

The instrument carrying the main tune of the second section ('Ecstasy of Gold') before the soprano takes it over is a Cor Anglais (or English Horn). It's sort of a lower-toned oboe.

Do yourself a favor and check out moody blues, nights in white satin with full orchestra

According to Stevie, who wrote this song, it was inspired by a book she read, and is about 'an old welsh witch'; in one of the documentaries about Fleetwood Mac, she reflects upon how the witch started out as a myth or legend, and became a cultural memory. Other Fleetwood Mac songs written by Stevie to check out include "Gypsy" (official video available), "Landslide" and "Silver Spring"; do yourself a favour and check out the live performances of the two later tracks... the chemistry and tension between she and Lyndsay are palpable! Another amazing (solo) track by Stevie is "Edge of Seventeen," and the live concert performance is electric!

Every 20 seconds stopping the song, thanks, never again.🤢

Geddy and Alex met when they were in middle school (junior high in Canada) at the age of 13. Neil joined them after their first album in July 1974 which happened to be Geddy's 21st birthday.

Neil started riding a bicycle, which would eventually lead to his passion for riding motorcycles, during the North American leg of the Grace Under Pressure Tour as a means of clearing his head between shows and relishing in "the lifestyle outside the band when he could travel in relative anonymity." He also struggled with anxiety issues, which included a fear of flying, whose origins I've discussed many times in my comments on their song "Limelight, " and would often ride his motorcycle from one tour stop to the next. After his wife and daughter died, when he needed time off to grieve, he hopped on his motorcycle and rode it all over North America, a journey that he recalled in his book Ghost Rider and neatly summarized in the song of the same name, of which the performance from their show in Rio is IMO another must-see. Rest in peace Professor. 🥁 🥁 🐐 🐐

Its the maori language from the indigenous people of New Zealand

Def ultralight beam and amazing grace....takes you to church

Drummer is Jeff Campitelli. Jeff has performed with Satch for many years, and played on many albums. Jeff and Joe were actually in a band together that pre-dates Satch's solo career. The band was called (The) Squares. Rhythm guitarist is Galen Henson. Bassist is Dave LaRue. Satch has dubbed his pick tapping as "fluttering."

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Child of the 70’s. There were certain songs that would play late at night on the radio…This was one of them.

Do more if Karen,respectfully the greatest female contralto ever and one of the finest voices in the history of modern music. Go down this Angel's musical rabbit hole. You will not be disappointed!!!!!!

Have a listen to 'Wichita Lineman'. If you don't love it, that'd be sad.

The blond haired guy is Danny Kirwan, another great. Co founders Mick Fleetwood is on drums, John McVie on bass. Christine McVie who later joined the group was Joh s wife. Green named the group after them.

Normally it pisses me off a bit when reactionists keep stopping the video to say, "Wow" and, "Damn" and shit, but your interruptions were on point and your comments showed respect and professional intelligence. You understood how the band constructed the performance and this video was all the richer for your attendance.

Recommendation: Rattlesnake Shake. Much better video and sound. Might be same concert. th-cam.com/video/NaTd_oItViI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DkQOERmZIf5a4Xe-

You gotta listen to 'Oh well'. My favorite number.

Love seeing people discover Stan for the first time. Check out his cover of Kanye West's Ultralight Beam next please!❤

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This song started out as a bank commercial for Crocker Bank in SoCal