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The Blue Nile - Live At Glastonbury Full Show
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- The Blue Nile live at the Glastonbury Festival, June 29th 1997, the full concert. The Blue Nile were a Scottish band which originated in Glasgow. The group's early music was built heavily on synthesizers and electronic instrumentation and percussion, although later works featured guitar more prominently. Following early championing by established artists such as Rickie Lee Jones and Peter Gabriel (the band later worked with both acts), the Blue Nile gained critical acclaim, particularly for its first two albums A Walk Across the Rooftops and Hats, and some commercial success in both the UK and the US, which led to the band working with a wide range of musicians from the late 1980s onwards. Archive number D982
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Driving home today I had my car radio on and BBC Radio Scotland were talking about The Blue Nile.
I took that as a sign to release this concert, I hope you enjoy it.
Thanks so much for posting
One of my favorite bands since their first album. They have a special place in my heart, brain and music collection. Thanks for posting 😍
Thanks for posting saw them live in 1990, great group
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We can all thank Taylor Swift for bringing them into a wider public consciousness by name dropping them in one of her new songs released last week. What a wonderful boost.
Ha brilliant! I was there!
I remember walking to the main stage and Downtown Lights had started. I was armed with a drink, a mars bar and a big joint - the rain had stopped, the sun was peeking through and The Blue Nile were on! What a way to spend a Sunday lunch...
They were superb.
One of the most criminally under-rated bands of all time.... absolutely love these guys.
The music of my childhood,first loves ❤and happy times!
From the bottom of my Blue Nile soul thank you for this.💚💚💚💚
Love the Blue Nile, the band no one has heard of .. criminal
Scotland knows them well my friend but glad you appreciate their music
oh i have heard of them and love them and also tell people about them often
The Blue Nile is epic.... Hats is a treasure of an album.
Beautiful songs, great audio for Glastonbury.
Paul's voice is flawless in the first track, sounds like the record!
When you look up "melancholy" in a dictionary, there's a sound clip of Paul Buchanan singing. After 40 years, "Headlights" remains simply transcendent.
Headlights on the parade...unbeatable!
Had the privilege of meeting Paul on many occasions just a down to earth Glaswegian, Blue Nile such a great band …. Hopefully concerts coming soon ❤️🤍💙
You guys, help me so much when I feel overwhelmed and lost.
This is just the best day ever. Been looking for this for years. You absolute legend!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
You are more than welcome Jonathan, I am glad you enjoyed this.
WAR album has helped me through many ragged spots in life, and recommended to many over the years, yet this is the first time I’ve seen them. Cheers.
perfection
Scotland’s finest!
My friend gave me a cassette copy of walk across the footsteps in the late 80s, I'd never heard anything like it. Still play it regularly and 25 years later it was the settle down and sleep music for my two children when they were babies/toddlersr Superb
Epic pure brilliance
I'm sure I'll get some "thumbs down and comments" from others but, for me, "Peace At Last" is my favourite album due to the inclusion of guitars and more acoustic piano and better songs....there....I've said it ! A big thank you for uploading as I never watch Glastonbury ! Credit too to Robert Bell and PJ Moore who have made a significant contribution to the Blue Nile sound and it's so sad that whatever the personal differences between Moore and Buchanan can't be reconciled. Still their legacy is there for all those to explore, thank goodness. Nice to hear the track "Sentimental Man" and "Tomorrow Man" among the tracks played here. "It's not about money, it's not about love"
Saw them when they opened the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow. Sublime.
Ah,the gig where Paul's sister yelled out 'mum says you look thin'. Yup, a special night.
What a great band that deserves much more recognition. Downtown Lights is one of my favorite songs of all time. Unfortunately and inexplicably, they didn't play it the one time I saw them live in Los Angeles during the 90s.
You were so lucky to see them live One of my biggest regrets Best Wishes from Glasgow, Scotland, where it all began
I saw them at that show too! I think they were only in LA one time in the 90s. The Roxy 1996. Brilliant show ❤
@@patrickblackburn816 high five! That’s right, it was in support of their Peace at Last album. They played some choice selections from Rooftops also. But I was really bummed that they didn’t play Downtown Lights.
@@PLCRB They didn't? DTL is on every setlist in that timeframe. I don't have the LA setlist but here's one from the month prior. That surprises me.
SETLIST
A Walk Across the Rooftops
Tinseltown in the Rain
Heatwave
Over the Hillside
Stay
Easter Parade
The Downtown Lights
Saturday Night
Headlights on the Parade
Seven A.M.
Let's Go Out Tonight
Encore:
Tinseltown in the Rain
@@patrickblackburn816 they definitely didn’t play it, unless I missed a second encore, which is unlikely since I usually stay until the house lights come on. Even decades later I remember that detail, even though I may have forgotten many other things about the show or other songs they played, because it’s not only my favorite Blue Nile song, it’s one of my favorite songs period, so the fact that I waited all night to hear the song and never heard it, and my disappointment about that despite the rest of the show being so great, is a memory that will always stay with me. I’m very curious as to why they skipped it that night.
Thanks for sharing! 40 years of A Walk Across The Rooftops ❤️🔥
Thanks so much the amount of times I’ve listened to these songs when I lost my mam and dad to covid and parkinsons these songs helped me so much musicality second to non
Thanks for watching and commenting, I am sorry for your loss.
Wow...whst a great Band...oooooo, I like this Song.!!!
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This is great! Thank you ❤
Brilliant
Wow the music was so much better back then
I was there, it was wonderful to see them. Billy Bragg was on directely after. I left.
Thanks for this! I discovered their music too late to get the chance to experience it live. This is huge for me
much appreciated, mister
Im glad you found and enjoyed this 🙂
Oh man, they absolutely crush God Bless You Kid
Believe it or not, Downtown Lights is low on the Blue Nile hit Parade 4me, but Here, in the last 5minutes, it's Thimply the betht!. Many thanks for the link. I'll pass yer channel info around. Blessings 2u.
Thanks for posting. It’s nice to see the inspiration for “ drowning in the blue nile, he sent me downtown lights , I hadn’t heard it in a while.” Yes I’m a swifty & these are lyrics from her latest album, a track called guilty as sin, supposedly about Matty Healy. Love this band!
How things have changed no lighting for this as probably back then the lighting designers thought whats the point its daylight whos going to see it plus it looks so quite I only missed them by a year as i started going 1998 Thanks for loading this its so nice to see them live great band kind of missed these days
Thanks for watching and commenting
Thanks for uploading, but if you want to correct your chapter titles...
Song 4 is called '"A Walk Across the Rooftops', not "I Am In Love".
And the 7th song is "Tinseltown In The Rain", not "I Love You".
The final song is "Headlights On The Parade", not "Love Will Survive"
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Who, besides me, is here in 2024 because Taylor Swift sent them?
Love the band, but that was liking looking at the world through the bottom of a milk bottle.