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Hey mojo do you have part two for this one

Few bands have ever rocked as hard as Uriah Heep from 71-74.

Thank you!!

Remember Funk is its own reward!!

No words can ever these Brothers, love me some Parliament-Funkadelic 🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾

Another Spot On quality sounding concert!

AWESOME!!!!!

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Who is on keyboards?

Bill Fucking Ward!!

I was born October of that year.

Tracy Nelson!

Old school Sabbath! No body had darker, badder riffs in the early mid 70's than Toni Iommi and Black Sabbath!

The rhythm section is astonishing. Mcoy is at his best.Best there ever was.

Красивый концерт!!!!!. Спасибо.

Amazing!!

if your girl gives me one more gucci handbag near-death experience because you got lost in the fallout shelter whilst attempting

semi-secret agent double OZED

This sounds great. Around this time Gord would yell a lot of lyrics, which i don’t mind at all, but this is really nice.

Yes this is great, I was there, raised in Abilene, Regain, Lincoln, Abilene High, graduated 1974,thanks ❤

Saw this show the night before in indy (maybe 2 nights before - Thanksgiving night). Bad company opened. Good show...never understood why they only played like 12 songs. No Never Surrender, World of Fantasy...a few others would've made for an incredible set list.

Is that not 'Carful with that axe Eugene' after 'Green is the colour' But other wise a superb performance captured

Hole in the sky What a great song never heard it before.

My on-air time slot was the evening show, 7pm-Midnight in 1989, so I was back in the Q107 studio operating the board for this Command Performance. The DJ doing the interview segments was Q107's John Derringer.

This is really great to have in my collection. Thanks for posting @MojoPaw

Electric Funeral's Extended Outro is nice! Bass wah or Bassballs fx

Work that Hard never made the final cut? Or Saskadelphia? Seriously? Seriously??? WTF?

Thank you for this brother.

My memory was that this show was on the second stage but it says first stage online. I also remember Maynard turning a water hose onto us and the pit was a mess😂 thanks for this!!

My first Triumph Concert, but definitely not my last. Incredible show.

So awesome that these tapes are rotting away with time when the band could release them and makes millions.

Boy could these guys fuckin' jam!!

I ditched school with a couple of friends to go to this concert, we were 15. I honestly don't remember how we got there since we were too young to drive. We were at the stage pretty much in the center close enough to see the stickers on Joe's guitar. It was the first and last time I saw The Clash live. It was one of the most memorable concerts in the long list of concerts I've been to. I remember T-Bone Burnett opening up for them, but didn't get into their set because of the anticipation of seeing The Clash up close. Too bad there isn't a video of the performance. MTV missed their calling... oh, and The Who were awesome too.

Damn .. that funk they layin on y'all's ain't playin...!!!

Checking in from chocolate City..... laughin at cha...!!!

17:10 a 17:25 eu vi um "O Telefone Tocou Novamente" aí? 🫢🫨

Thanks for posting this soundboard of Johnny Osbourne live in Washington 2013.

Whoa the coolest Career of Evil ive ever heard

Great spirit of support in this band. Gil struggles with the vocal on Spellbound (maybe b/c he's sick?), and Rik has his back, helping fill the gaps. That must have been a great show

Love ❤

I used to be Blessed to catch Albert Collins & The Icebreakers at The Wax Museum in DC. He'd start blazing away at his Telecaster w/that wide strap (so he wasn't getting his circulation blocked & interrupting his hand from working properly) on his R shoulder - not unlike a machine gunner - and w/a captivated audience ecstatic about the thrill that the rest of the night held promise to. AC Reed was the only Sax player that was accepted. I felt sad for the Gent who'd accepted the gig when A.C. was probably finishing up his A.C. Reed & The Sparkplugs lp & simply couldn't be in two places at once. Albert had to stop & shut people up who'd sort of adopted A.C. & had no interest in Johnny B Gaydon if I've got it right but Albert had to reason "Let him play! Let him play! This Man has come a long way to play for you! Now let him play." Tough, loving crowd that knew what it liked & wasn't into changes. Collins should have been at Live AID (& clearly Buddy Guy was cheated too). In fact there was a shortage of Blues on the itinerary all day long but Albert had the tone & loudness to Hit a Stadium full of 100K people in need of some electric Texas Blues. Even White Boy Blues' SRV wasn't allowed to be seen.🤔

The great Nick Gravenites-post Butterfield Blues Band, QMS, Bloomfield-Gravenities, Joplin Solo, BBHC, Brewer-Shipley, Mother Earth/ Kathy Nelson, Kathi McDonald, James Cotton, 'John Cipollina- Nick Gravenites-John Cipollina' (depending on the Country that's lucky to have a visit from Thunder & Lightning 🌩️), many more: CBR for example...

Excellent

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Phenomenal ❤

Every single song on that setlist is pure gold, including demos. Its testimony to how phenomenal this band used to be.

Such a powerful enrapturing voice. Regina Grace Vox Rox!!! STL, MEXICO LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

I was 9 years old I was there

Jorge Ben Jorn cantor e compositor que criou um estilo novo de cantar muito suingue !!!!! Maravilhoso/ Sensacional!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽