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Good God Almighty what a great singer Al Anderson is...!! Forget is unreal guitar playing, then the almost otherworldly groove and feel of Ardolini. Spaminato of course wonderful. My only beef, and please do, sock it to me, I can't stand Terry Adams' mugging and bullshit. The others are great showmen too, but they freakin back it up... he doesn't. Yeah I'm waiting....

"Michael Roll your Boat Ashore." Is nothing sacred? Hahaha!

God, I listen to Al sing and play and he be hard as a m*th*r*u**e*. Joey's sound and playing remain perhaps the absolutely most totally unique of all electric bassists, Jaco Pastorius included. Joey flaps that bass in a grinding sound that is SO DAMNED FUNK-EE! God damn. Like, a funk Jaco could have never had and they knew each other because of Q's Tom Staley, native Ft. Laud. along with Jaco in a most unique scene. during a time never to be repeated.

wow

What the PHUCK!!! Terry s a possessed mad piano mad, pun intended. What a treat the NRBQ s gigs truly are.

As I've immersed myself anew in NRBQ material recently, I've come to the conclusion that, as great as SOME of the live stuff has been over the years, the true genius happens in the studio, and even before that, as the songs are written and the parts arranged. Maybe history will be kind to these guys, as there's just SO much great music that's never been heard by so many. Some influencer or similar entity will latch onto them and they'll be posthumously inducted into the Buffalo Wild Wings Rock and Roll Hall of Fame...

Awwww❤. Awesome ❤.

i still have this VHS "Deja View", thank you love this :)

As a 16 y/o, in Connecticut I was able to get into Toad's Place with my older friends. They took me to see this band featuring the whole wheat horns. What an experience for my young self. Terry was an incredible showman, he did this shtick where he pretended that the rest of the band was out to get him, he'd get all upset and played even harder, louder and faster. Good times back in the day.

This band use to play at My Father's Place, Roslyn, NY all the time.

I've loved these guys since I got turned on to them in NH in the mid 70s

Where was this recorded? Don’t get me wrong, everyone sounds great, but I just wish Felix would have loosened up a little and have a little more fun.

0:59 BIG AL ANDERSON! YAY!

Love this group (the Young Rascals). Their music reminds me of being around all of my family when I was 9or10 years old (sadly most are gone now), we all loved this awesome group, their music was one of a kind 👍❤️✝️🙏✌️😎

Where's Gene Cornish when you need him?

I had this video on laser disc once upon a time.

Great post. Thank you. Where, and what date is the performance? th-cam.com/video/nKEMpWGN8Og/w-d-xo.html

As good as it gets

can anyone say where this took place and if it's part of a larger concert with these members? really fantastic!

wow brings back grooving times...

NRBQ did an album with Carl Perkins….the had a chicken-picker in the band named Ferguson….that recording ran the gamut from early rock to Thunderclap Newman…nothing that ensemble couldn’t pull out of the hat….

I've love John Sebastian for a long time and I don't recognize him without his glasses! #wottashock

FELIX CAVALIERE and JOHN SEBASTIAN appear with NRBQ in 1986. - I'VE BEEN LONELY TOO LONG - GROOVIN' - SUMMER IN THE CITY -YOU BETTER RUN

Thanks for posting. Great memories of The Q, America's Greatest Rock and Roll Band ... along with Los Lobos. That was actually the best concert I've ever seen; NRBQ and Los Lobos at The Trocadero located at 10th and Arch Streets, in Philly. It's since closed, unfortunately.

What fun seeing two old rivals playing together. Back in their Heyday The Rascals and the Lovin Spoonful were my two favorite American bands. I even sported John Sebastian mutton chops for a while until I saw a picture of myself, not a good look for me.

Who was on drums here?

Double the pleasure with two great ones

They weren't just great records that these guys made, they were a heart nurturing musical pulse that will eternally beat in every body whose ears the music entered into!

All i can say is...WOW!!!! What a fantastic video!!! Thank you for the post!

WOW! NRBQ

I’ve never seen a voice so under utilized like Richard Manuel’s In this video. He could sing better than all of these people 😂

Ronnie looks FABULOUS!!! 💘

He still has his voice here. Very, very cool.

I love the Rascals!

growing up in noo yawk we had our hometown bands the rascals spoonful four seasons simon&garfunkel velvet underground so this is great..

My first 45 had slow down on the B. Side. By the Young Rascals !!!!

NRBQ's amazing versatility on display again.

I didn’t know John Sebastian and Felix Cavaliere are super handsome!😄

Love that harmonica!

My two favorite dudes!

Happened upon them at "The Hedges"in the 70s. So blown away!!!! I'd loved Al and the Wildweeds and had lost touch ......... then i saw Al with these guys! Off the charts in every way! I was attending Hartt College at the time and playing in some good bands, but these guys brought tears to our eyes! Gritty and wild, but more sophisticated in those inner lines than anything else out there. Tight, Tight, Tight, and so much fun!!!!!

Me gusta!!!

I'm here listening to the Q in memory of my best friend Ted F. He passed away back in the spring. He was 62. He was a very big Q fan and a wonderful human being. We saw the Q 30+ times over the years at the Shaboo Inn, Agora Ballroom, Toads Place, Southwick, and many other locales. We saw them on Martha's island (Terry being Terry) circa 1979. This guy next to me bummed a Marlborough. The band invited their close friend Jimmy Buffet up on stage. He was the guy smoking my cigarette. He sang Accentuate. Ted told that story often. On another note you may or may not know that Joey Spampinato has been battling cancer for a few years. A bunch of musicians have recorded some of Joey's tunes in an effort to raise money to help support him in his fight. Google Sweet Relief Tribute to Joey Spampinato. The songs and the performances are really great. Buy it. Help Joey and put a smile on your face too!!

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Wonderful to see this! Glad there's some shots of Terry playing the organ as a percussion instrument. Classic music, classic musicians!

It’s a wonder that many contemporary concerts audio quality doesn’t come close to this outing! First Class all the way!

Thanks!!❤️

Saw The Rascals live at The Oakdale Theater,Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels opened for them,that Summer Evening Wallingford,CT.was shaking with Hundreds of People Dancing and Grooving to The Music of both Dynamite Bands.!!!

Great Rascals memory. I think I was about 12 years old when I went to see the "Young Rascals". The Rascals were hot right after their "Good Lovin'" hit, so believe it or not, Percy Sledge of "When A Man Loves A Woman" fame was their warmup act. He only travelled with a guitarist. Felix Cavaliere sat in and did an unbelievable job as his organist, complete with bass on the pedals Turned out that it was the first time they had played together. I'm sure that the young blue eyed soul pop star was thrilled to be serving the master!

NRBQ is a flawless backup cover band! So much of this stuff around now on TH-cam. They probably thought that it would only be seen once, but they did it perfectly anyway, taking extra time to figure out a true to the original arrangement. That's musical integrity.