Nutz used to play regularly at Clarence's night club in Halifax, I had some great nights in the 1970's watching them perform. Nutz were one of the best seventies bands that the UK ever produced, they deserved far more credit than they ever got.
To me it's very much a mystery why bands like Nutz, Dirty Tricks, Quartz, Paris, Legs Diamond, Angel, Starz, Moxy, Riot, American Tears, The Babys, A Foot In Cold Water, Head East, Black Sheep, weren't much bigger than they were! Nutz for me is one of the best things the UK produced in the 70s
Saw Nutz in the Marquee club in Wardour St, London in around 1975 with Paul Dianno and Steve Loopy Newhouse ( Clive Burr's drum technician. Both of Iron maiden ) Loved them from the get go. Still listen to Nutz now
Good stuff. Saw them supporting Sabbath at the Hammersmith Odeon - 1977 Technical Ecstasy tour. Really strong. A year later Van Halen were in the same spot. I heard it cost nuts 3 thousand quid to get on that tour . (Addled memory from 40 years ago note). Guessing VH paid about the same to support the Sabs a year later - and that after parachuting into the Stones gig at Knebworth for some bizarre reason... maybe I dreamed that though - can't possibly be real. Either way this guy is one hell of a guitar player. Wondering if he saw Eddie VH or if Eddie saw him. You can hear the Hendrix in both of them plus something special - perhaps these stylistic things just emerge simultaneously around the world though. Pretty sure if his solos had been on a single in 1977 we would have bought them - same as we did Eddie's. Before punk every show had them and we teens lived for them.
A brilliant band, saw them many times around Liverpool, Moonstone etc. Got very pissed with them on a few occasions, I think the late great Milo was a bad influence.
Saw them at fforde green in leeds in 70's, got dave lloyds autograph which said 'dave lloyd fuxks pigs' when i asked him about it he said'have you seen my wife'😂
My band was lucky enough to support Nutz when they played in Harold Hill in the mid 70s. Great band, fabulous live act, really good people. They deserved to have been much bigger than they were.
Saw NUTZ many times at their stomping ground of the MOONSTONE PUB Liverpool man times ,plus they were the support band for most major acts that came to Liverpool.I still listen to their albums and wonder why they never made it BIG
Never saw them in the day but am now nutz about them!
Nutz used to play regularly at Clarence's night club in Halifax, I had some great nights in the 1970's watching them perform. Nutz were one of the best seventies bands that the UK ever produced, they deserved far more credit than they ever got.
To me it's very much a mystery why bands like Nutz, Dirty Tricks, Quartz, Paris, Legs Diamond, Angel, Starz, Moxy, Riot, American Tears, The Babys, A Foot In Cold Water, Head East, Black Sheep, weren't much bigger than they were! Nutz for me is one of the best things the UK produced in the 70s
thank you
I'm with Dave in cyprus on holiday lost his hair know lol still got the voice
Yes, I saw them at London's Marquee Club, back in the day. Great band!
I saw them a few times back in the day at London's Marquee Club. The guitar player reminded me of Blackmore. It's nice to hear rock with such melody.
Saw Nutz in the Marquee club in Wardour St, London in around 1975 with Paul Dianno and Steve Loopy Newhouse ( Clive Burr's drum technician. Both of Iron maiden ) Loved them from the get go. Still listen to Nutz now
Good stuff. Saw them supporting Sabbath at the Hammersmith Odeon - 1977 Technical Ecstasy tour. Really strong. A year later Van Halen were in the same spot. I heard it cost nuts 3 thousand quid to get on that tour . (Addled memory from 40 years ago note). Guessing VH paid about the same to support the Sabs a year later - and that after parachuting into the Stones gig at Knebworth for some bizarre reason... maybe I dreamed that though - can't possibly be real. Either way this guy is one hell of a guitar player. Wondering if he saw Eddie VH or if Eddie saw him. You can hear the Hendrix in both of them plus something special - perhaps these stylistic things just emerge simultaneously around the world though. Pretty sure if his solos had been on a single in 1977 we would have bought them - same as we did Eddie's. Before punk every show had them and we teens lived for them.
His singing could use some work, the playing is good.
Sliced Bread .... BEST pub band EVER And Dave Lloyd of course the Flake advert singer
Used see them supporting U F O at the roundhouse great band
Starts off w the original Eruption!
Nuckin Futz!!!
Saw them support Sabbath in 1977.
Who is playing guitar? Its not Mick Davenport he is a lefty.
I remember seeing them play this in The Moonstone in Liverpool - it absolutely blew us away!
A brilliant band, saw them many times around Liverpool, Moonstone etc. Got very pissed with them on a few occasions, I think the late great Milo was a bad influence.
Saw them at fforde green in leeds in 70's, got dave lloyds autograph which said 'dave lloyd fuxks pigs' when i asked him about it he said'have you seen my wife'😂
Show! Excelente!
Now I understand why Punk had to happen. I get it.
My band was lucky enough to support Nutz when they played in Harold Hill in the mid 70s. Great band, fabulous live act, really good people. They deserved to have been much bigger than they were.
I saw them, supported by a band named Blitz. Was that you?
@@MrMjp58 afraid not. We were called Britannia at that point - not bad, but very much minor league!
@@johnpace5774 Thanks for the reply John. Blitz were better than Nutz. That sounds like some sort of chocolate bar ad!
Rockin it Dave...
I met Dave in Cyprus this week may 2023 no hair thou lol
My bro. did an EPC for him a few months ago - Rock in' the Peter Gabriel look now...
Great song. First time I have heard it.
Has to be a 70s Fender bass...
-----the Beatles composed the fantastic hard rock hymne "Birthday"---This Liverpool band has no talent---Do you agree,paul gould ?----
Can actually play guitar...
Rocking it Lloydi...
I seem to remember seeing them around 1976 at the birmingham Bingley Hall with hawkwind and nova
very good........................................
Great band. Great lads too.
very good
Saw em support the Nuge around 79 in the Toon.
Long live the Mull
Love this band! Classic music camera work, blazing lead guitar show a close up of the drummers face.
These guys are nutz!
Supported Quo, a great support act.
Guess who Zakk Wilde copied !? Not just the flares lol
Saw NUTZ many times at their stomping ground of the MOONSTONE PUB Liverpool man times ,plus they were the support band for most major acts that came to Liverpool.I still listen to their albums and wonder why they never made it BIG
What a guitar player. Even Jeff Beck used to rave about him.
Supported these guys at the Aquarius chesterfield. Great band and great lads
saw em open for Nugent in Newcastle 77. Great memories.
saw em support Ted Nugent in 79. Fk awesome
Saw Nutz at Wigan Casino rock night in 76. The guitarist completely blew me away.
I was there to great band
Me too.
Down tuned....killer guitar player....
Great Band!....looked good too....the guitar player can really nail a solo.....great singing....
Im back again i think this song needed to go up a key it sounded to mellow for rock
fuck you. nutz
changed my mind i like nutz
@@jackperrott3105 There is something so cheesy but so awesome about this band.
it was always the snafu + nutz gigs i went to see, mostly at the railway curzon street birmingham! live bands at their best!!
Saw them a couple of times in the mid seventies - loved them
What a drummer.
I saw these at Redruth College in the mid 70s. What a great band!
All the crap they put out as "modern music" and a gem of a band like this is quickly forgotten!!!
I saw nutz support motorhead at lyceum strand in 1979 a great gig john golden