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- The Pretty Things - En concert à la Grange à Musique de Creil, les pionniers du British Blues Boom fêtent 50 ans de Rock n Roll. Après avoir créé les Rolling Stones avec Mick Jaegger et Keith Richard, le guitariste Dick Taylor fonde The Pretty Things en 1963 avec son ami d'enfance Phil May. Merci au Célébration Days Records Team.
Eine der besten und wildesten Rockbands.
This is the most missed band that only a few heard god loves this band
Oh my God! Can you imagine London back then !
These docs are top notch.
My all time favorite rock band.
Me 2
I believe they have always been better than the Rolling Stones
@@neilfriedman ha-ha, not really!
@@WillieEWoof SF Sorrow > Aftermath/Satanic, Parachute > Sticky Fingers, Cross Talk > Some Girls, Balboa Island > any later Stones album.
it's where it all started
Here are the British Invasion/ Love generation bands of the 1960's and 70's. The Pretty Things, Yardbirds, Cream, Hendrix Experience, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Animals, Them, Jeff Beck, Kinks, Pink Floyd, John Mayal and Ansely Dunbar Retaliation. Now don't leave out Pretty Things again !!! ♥️😎😎🎶🎶🎸🥁🎸🎷🎸🤓❤️🎸
Die PRETT THINGS - oh, meine LIEBLINGSBAND AUS DEN 60er Jahren...und ich liebe sie immer noch diese Musik und freu mich, daß sie hier zu finden sind...
Ich habe sie zuerst im Fernsehen (Beat Club) gesehen und vor etlichen Jahren live hier in der Nähe von Bremen. Das müßte so die gleiche Zeit gewesen sein, wie diese Aufnahmen entstanden sind. Ich war von ihrer Vitalität wirklich angetan. Leider ist Phil May gestorben und damit schloß sich das Kapitel Pretty Things.
@@joki5346 LEIDER HABE ICH SIE NIE LIVE GESEHEN
This very happy boy ( 69 ) went to their farewell gig in London.
Clean guitar playing, fluid, natural, real, tight, evolved drummer. The name Pretty Things fitted in with the Hippie Movement started in the 60's and continued into the 70's.
When the Pretty Things first came on the scene there was no such thing as hippies. That came several years later.
Interesting.
R.I.P Phil
A funny thing in regards to us "older folks".... By looking at those two in an interview who on the street would guess their past and ability to still play great music. Same goes for me and everyone else ,,,, the average person on the street have NO IDEA what lies in our past.
One of my all-time favorite bands. RIP Phil.
How did these guys slip under my radar in the 60s?
Only two original Pretties here - but still rockin'
Nice and great Band ever!!!!!… Here comes The Pretty Things!!!!
Great to see archive music.
They sound like the first band I was ever in when I was 16. Rudimentary skill, zero dynamics, no concept of relative volume, inaudible vocals. They're awesome.
Correct they are awesome. And they were a crucial part of a wave of heartfelt, groundbreaking bands that played nasty loud blues and didn't bank on a pretty boy image. They let it all out and didn't care about pop music success. They paved the way for punk bands who traveled the same roads 10-15 years later.
Charlie, they slipped under the radar in the 1960's for me too. But now it's new music for me in this groovy genera. Never too Late to start all over again.✌️❤️🎸🎸🎸🎷🥁🥁🥁🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎶
@@mikemyers1912 Hey Mike you are 100% correct. Are you Austin Powers by any chance, if you are then talk to Johnny Depp about a new Blues Rock movie.
Never too Late to start all over again, Steppenwolf.
They are just as good or even better. Got to go and see them if they are still playing.
Excellent ! Merci
Now they are The Not So Pretty Things !!
That might be the entire point of their name, Tamsin. It's that good old, and fast disappearing, English sense of self-deprecation; you might even call it irony. No one ever saw them as 'pretty', even in way back in 1964. As Nik Cohn wrote in 1969:
"Man, they were ugly. I mean really ugly - Phil May, the singer had a fat face, entirely hidden by hair, and he'd bang about the stage like some maimed gorilla. The others looked even badder. And their music was all chaos: the big bad blues. Actually, it wasn't either big or the blues. Bad it was, however."
While Mr. Cohn was harsh on their early music, although not by much, as it was indeed chaotic, he described the look of the group correctly. One of the entirely pointless conversation topics of 1964-65 was whether a pretty boy like Keith Relf or Brian Jones could convincingly play the blues when they were so, well 'pretty. Phil May, Mick Jagger and Van Morrison all passed the test because all the guys thought them to be ugly. We should have enquired to see what the girls thought.
so good still love is so good
Amazing.
So we are having a Blues Rock Art history day 😁✌️😎 🚐 over at Art school.
Na veia até a morte!!!
L.I.P. Phil May😭
the pretty things a suivre
phil may sings pretty.
Dick Taylor made the right decision, leaving what would have been a load of $$$ to create the punkiest rock of 1964, the first rock opera and influence Bowie, Morrison (both), Hendrix, Page, Gilmour, The Ramones, The Sex PIstols and The Clash. They are the only band Bob Dylan name dropped in song.
There were bands in New Zealand that copied them in the 1960s
Most notably the Dark Ages. Played in Auckland at the !480 Village I think it was called , or Top Twenty before that. The local press gave thr Pretties absolute shite. They got a main billing with, of all people Sandy Shaw. This was in "65
Who's the drummer in this line up?
Fantastic band grossly underated. Could have been bigger if they kept the original name. Just saying.
buzz the jerk!
무대가 도곡동 스튜디오 닮았네.
The first song? Name please
Buzz the jerk
Buzz the jerk