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John Fineberg
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2013
"Jethro & Friends" Jethro Burns, Steve Goodman and Chet Atkins (4/ 11/84)
This show was produced by KTCA, our local public television station in St. Paul, MN. It featured the amazing Jethro Burns on mandolin, as well as the equally amazing Steve Goodman and Chet Atkins on acoustic and electric guitar, respectively.
For Goodman fans, he doesn't show up until about 33 minutes in. So feel free to fast-forward (but you'll miss a lot of outstanding pickin' if you do so). Though this show was recorded on April 4, 1984, it was broadcast locally on August 22, 1984, just one month before my dear friend, Stevie died (on September 20, 1984, at the young age of just 36).
I was in the audience for both the dress rehearsal and the taped show. I also have the dress rehearsal recorded, but I think I'll stick with the broadcast version for this public venue.
For Goodman fans, he doesn't show up until about 33 minutes in. So feel free to fast-forward (but you'll miss a lot of outstanding pickin' if you do so). Though this show was recorded on April 4, 1984, it was broadcast locally on August 22, 1984, just one month before my dear friend, Stevie died (on September 20, 1984, at the young age of just 36).
I was in the audience for both the dress rehearsal and the taped show. I also have the dress rehearsal recorded, but I think I'll stick with the broadcast version for this public venue.
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Arlo Guthrie, Steve Goodman and Hoyt Axton on "Soundstage"
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This is a "Soundstage" from 11/11/74, produced at WTTW in Chicago. It was called "Arlo and Friends." The friends of Arlo Guthrie were Steve Goodman and Hoyt Axton. I love this show. Not just because I was with them all day during rehearsals and sat in the audience during the taping, but because it's a really good show. Fun fact: During the rehearsals, someone asked Stevie what he was going to p...
This is a window back in time. Thank you.
11:10 City of New Orleans. Can't think of a song I like better. 15:42 Arlo intros "the guy that wrote that tune," his friend Steve Goodman.
Ya know, Arlo had some pretty big shoes to fill, but RESPECT! His father would be proud and I'm lucky to be old enough to have enjoyed both.
Ive not enjoyed Steves gifts, prior to now. Im really blessed by this Treasure of an American Man 🇺🇸 🎶 🎵 🕊
I was there. I had a neighbor who worked for WTTW who got me tiks to this and several of the first season shows. They were small intimate shows I have wonderful memories of. Lucky me!
Saw Steve Goodman and Leo Kottke, must have been several years after this in Portland Oregon. They were sipping whisky, singing their hearts out, strumming up a storm, Steve getting red faced belting a ballad, Leo on fire, feeding off each other, my god what a memory. Thanks for taking me back. Gentler, fun, more innocent times.
That sounds so great. I love this video and never saw any of these guys live, but the person I've seen several times whom this made me think of is Leo Kottke.
I have always loved Arlo Guthrie
2:12 Try Me One More Time 4:28 Son, We Gonna Rag 8:04 Presidential Rag 11:11 The City of New Orleans 17:01? 20:30 It's A Sin to Tell a Lie 23:51 Door Number 3 27:53 Would You Like to Learn to Dance 34:54 Boney Fingers 39:20 Sweet Misery 42:43 Less Than the Song 46:48 I'm Walking Down the Line 53:22 Reuben Ranzo 55:33 Good Night Irene
Arlo’s ragtime song on the piano makes me want to go to a 1930s speakeasy - sounds like a fun time (until the cops show up)
Simulcast on WXRT, my favorite radio station then and now
not a bald head any where....times were different then.....i love arlo and hoyt has always intrigued me....goodman is awesome...
Boney Fingers was co written by Rene Armand.
Insert tRump for Nixon this is totally fitting for the times.
so Steve was NOT JUST a song writer !!!
A hidden gem! wow!
Man I love Arlos work...❤❤
Hoyt lived in MT when he got older
Steve Goodman was a terrific talent and left us far to young, He and Jethro were a perfect match the closest since the passing of Homer. You cant help but feel the passion displayed here R. I.P Mr Goodman
What do you do with a drunken sailor in the morning... 54:02
Thank you for posting this video! We can't have too many videos of Arlo, Steve Goodman, or Hoyt Ashton!
Ending the show with "Goodnight Irene"... It doesn't get any folkier than that!! 😀
Memories are good. Be well all. Peace. Boomers lived the dream. We saw all..................Music .... Gram R.I.P... Been to to your resting place at Joshua Tree Hotel.....................
Hoyt Axton wrote “Joy To The World” , the Three Dog Night hit, and Hoyts mother , Mae, wrote “Heartbreak Hotel “ for Elvis
Just great old fashioned acoustic magic…it can still be found..if you look
AWESOMSAUCE ❤BRAVO
BRAVO 😊❤reminiscing Arlo Guthrie, Steve Goodman, Hoyt Axton
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OhhhMyWow!!!💙
Arlo and Hoyt can't even come close to Steve Goodman!
Who are the musicians besides Jethro, Chet and Steve?
Is the other mandolin player the same guy who played in John Prine's band many years later?
@@DavisRimu I don't know, but he's pretty darn good. This is the only time I've seen Steve play electric.
Enjoyable and I needed this!
God bless Arlo
Senior in HS when I watched this on WTTW the local PBS ststion. I've remembered it all these years - The rendition of Walking Down the Line always stuck in my "troubled mind."
Fabulous.
Thank you for this! The Dutchman is such a great song about dementia in old age. It’s a tragedy that Steve Goodman never got the chance.
A lot of talent here , thanks for posting.
Such a wonderful show. WTTW have us some great entertainment with Soundstage. After seeing Gordon Lightfoot on Soundstage in 1979 it prompted me to buy a cheap guitar and learn to play. Later I took some college level songwriting course and began writing ballads. One of my better efforts is a song entitled "Where Have All the Songmen Gone". The first verse says: "What's become of Jim and his old friend LeRoy Brown. Had anyone seen Harry's cab? It's so sad he's not around. Then young Steve he went away, he left Arlo on the train. So Gordon won't you write a song like Early Morning Rain?"
I know Steve Goodman was kinda short, but how tall is Arlo? That hat makes him even taller.
I always loved Steve Goodman’s guitar playing. Not sure there’s a name for his style, but he sure could play. I remember seeing him in a little place in Cary (Harry Hope’s?).and he was laying a National steel guitar. Some drunk called out a request and threw a coin up to the stage, and it hit the guitar. It’s the only time I recall seeing Steve upset or angry. He was otherwise always so full of joy and life.
wonderful !! thanks for uploading !!
i heard steve goodman perform in a little afternoon bar at a large hotel in myrtle beach early fall 1974. He was the gentle man. He asked if i could type out some of his songs !! the stack was huge and my typing skills were nil. But he gave me an autograghed 8 by 10 of him. memories. had no idea we were both born in 1948. he left us too soon. thanks for this upload.
Steve is gone now. Hoyt is gone too. Arlo is up there in his 70s. Ramblin Jack is still keeping the Reaper away, last I heard. What are we gonna do when these guys are gonna ?
When Homer died, the only thing I saw about it was a 3 or 4 paragraph notice in the Anniston Star. I was a boy and my grandmother cut it out of the newspaper and saved it for me. She knew I was a fan.
This was a fabulous find! Great performers. I never knew about them in the seventies. I wished I had. Well better late than never! Thanks for putting this show up on TH-cam❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍😍😍
Loved this! ❤
Timeless pile of talent here. If chet atkins shows up, i know i will die.
So much talent and fun in this video. I was lucky to see Steve Goodman and John Prine at Armadillo World in Austin in the early seventies. They stood up on this big stage with their guitars and made us all laugh and cry. What great songwriters, musicians and human beings they were.
Used to live with Danny Velika on Bass) (on Dewy Ave, in the Compound) on Dewy Ave in Pittsfield MA
Hi Mr. Fineberg - thank you so much for this upload; the show is awesome. As a big fan of Steve Goodman (and Jethro!), this was a real treat. Is there any chance you'd be willing to allow me to re-transfer this tape? I believe I can achieve a truly excellent result; please see videos on my channel for example of my transfers. If not, no worries! Thanks again for the great upload!
Thanks your interest, and for asking. I don't feel comfortable in passing the recording on to anyone else. But, please feel free to post a link to this page.
What a trio!!