I was right behind this camera.,,terry was amazing...these are the best shows to see...intimate settings. Second time I saw terry he's a great performer..go see him if he comes around, you won't be disappointed.
1180jrock Lucky you. This is the only song of his I know, it's great, learned about from Devil's Rejects. I'm in New York too, the city. I would like to see him, his voice has aged well. I like the way he plays guitar too, kinda angry and relaxed at the same time. I would see good bands at a small place in the Hamptons called Steven Talkhouse. Saw Buddy there. Buddy was good. Saw Lonnie Mack there too, I think. The Lone Star in the city was a good place too, saw Robert Gordon there.
I was watching devils reject one night I feel asleep and was dreaming of this beautiful song that filled me with warmth and happiness! I opened my eyes and realized I wasnt dreaming at at all but the credits were rolling on the movie, this in now one of my favorite songs ever... thank you terry for making it and thank yo rob zombie for exposing us youth to it !
I'm typing this with tears in my eyes. This is such an amazing song. I have been playing guitar for some time and I just noticed at this performance and a few others he has the same brand. I was shocked because I would love to sound like this and after a 7 year stone has now been lifted I feel better about what I want to do.
Thanks to the movie, "The Devil's Rejects", I found the man and his music. Awesome voice....lyrics...and love the way he plays the guitar. What's the chance of Terry performing somewhere on Cape Cod, Massachusetts or the New England area? I want to put that at the top of my "bucket list". Definitely.
They play another one of his songs at the end of rob zombies new movie " 3 from hell " which is the sequel to devils rejects, it was so beautiful and nostalgic hearing it play in the movie, which during the credits is just a long shot of going down the highway like in devils rejects. It was amazing
I would love to see Terry, I'm living in Vermont but a western mass native and would travel anywhere in New England to see him Maine NH VT MA RI CT NY! Just come over Terry please
I feel lucky that I was born in 71,my childhood was filled with love and respect for my folks,my elders.terry Reid and his band helps me forget that I hate the world I live in now!
I’m a blues, Jazz R&B man myself but when I heard Seed of Memory he is right in there with Marvin Gaye, Billy Holiday, Cassandra Wilson, Al Jarreau, Donald Smith (Lonnie Liston Smith & the Cosmic Echoes) - pure from the SOUL and from the heart. Yet another forgotten genius - like Donald Smith and Al Jarreau. Same league as Janis Joplin and Steve Marriott.
I aint ever heard this song played like this 😍😍😍 im in love. Such an underrated man he should have received more for his talent. With age comes wisdom and for this man he just seasoned more and more. This song made it into my top 5 favs of all time
Love this man! Still listen to all his music Grew up with his voice, 40 years later and still makes my heart skip a beat.... such a deep heart and soul song. Something you just feel and shed a tear ❤️❤️❤️. Thank you
Yes he sounds great still but time has not been so kind to his appearance. It makes me a little sad in some ways, he is a young man performing in an old man's body. There should be a special exemption from aging for people with a gift like Terry. they shouldn't have to grow old like the rest of us.
@@thatwasntmeitwasyou7752 he didn't turn it down but was under contract and couldn't do it. A matter of fact he is the one the referred the singer to the guitarist lol
I'm just glad he's still ALIVE so many arnt but a cross between Steve Marriot Stevie Ray Vaghn Robbin Trower Kenny Whane Shepherd....not many still alive can pull off Hendrix in respect and belt the BLUES!!!!!!!long hair gone and older but nobody and I mean nobody can take away that VOICE except God himself .... BLESS YOU TERRY RIED!!!@@@@@
pffft63 stupid comment. You must be a no talent wanna be living in your parents basement. Can you not just enjoy all music? I guess the members of Zep really upset you off at some point. Fucking wanker.
He's out there great terry, always was. One of a kind. But i can sort of see why he was never huge. Disregarding so called bad luck and substance and alcohol issues, his material has always been meandering ( in a good way) and questing. Often freeform. Certainly not commercial. Apart from 4th of july and the album that was off, which i did'nt like .
Terry is a legend.. he should be able to find a little more experienced musicians than this. The lap steel guy is actually really good. But the drummer seems out of his depth, and all over the place at times.
@@sotirikarlis7942 hey man, just so you know, I'm not trying to offend or talk shit. You look like you have skills. Im a drummer, and I would honestly be terrified to get up there with someone on the level of Terry. I basically just mean Terry should be playing with someone like Steve Gadd. Also a legend
@@michaelfadian no offense taking bud..i learn everyday..and playing with Terry is a treat every year...and I agree but he likes playing with local musicians..no one bothers to rehearse his stuff.. ...no show is the same with Terry so anyone one stage has to be paying great amount of attention..i had to many drinks that night lol!!we've been backing Terry for 10 years now...check out cutting room videos. ..much better..plus graham Nash sat in.. twice. ..was awesome. .
I was right behind this camera.,,terry was amazing...these are the best shows to see...intimate settings. Second time I saw terry he's a great performer..go see him if he comes around, you won't be disappointed.
1180jrock Lucky you. This is the only song of his I know, it's great, learned about from Devil's Rejects. I'm in New York too, the city. I would like to see him, his voice has aged well. I like the way he plays guitar too, kinda angry and relaxed at the same time.
I would see good bands at a small place in the Hamptons called Steven Talkhouse. Saw Buddy there. Buddy was good. Saw Lonnie Mack there too, I think. The Lone Star in the city was a good place too, saw Robert Gordon there.
I was also behind the camera , but I didn't see you, and there was only One camera !!!
Great song, man we are getting old.
Hadn't heard this masterpiece in years and it still kicks my ass. His voice is still amazing 💖🎶💖🎶💖🎶💖
Definitely one of my top 10 songs. And I'm a metalhead.
Me 3!!!
Same bro
Good music is good music, no matter what genre
Same!
I was watching devils reject one night I feel asleep and was dreaming of this beautiful song that filled me with warmth and happiness! I opened my eyes and realized I wasnt dreaming at at all but the credits were rolling on the movie, this in now one of my favorite songs ever... thank you terry for making it and thank yo rob zombie for exposing us youth to it !
I'm typing this with tears in my eyes. This is such an amazing song. I have been playing guitar for some time and I just noticed at this performance and a few others he has the same brand. I was shocked because I would love to sound like this and after a 7 year stone has now been lifted I feel better about what I want to do.
Thanks to the movie, "The Devil's Rejects", I found the man and his music. Awesome voice....lyrics...and love the way he plays the guitar. What's the chance of Terry performing somewhere on Cape Cod, Massachusetts or the New England area? I want to put that at the top of my "bucket list". Definitely.
Same here, Rhode Island here .. would be great to hear him play. 10/2018
Ping the Narrows Center in Fall River, I bet they'd book him in a minute. Perfect venue for this.
They play another one of his songs at the end of rob zombies new movie " 3 from hell " which is the sequel to devils rejects, it was so beautiful and nostalgic hearing it play in the movie, which during the credits is just a long shot of going down the highway like in devils rejects. It was amazing
Connecticut here
I would love to see Terry, I'm living in Vermont but a western mass native and would travel anywhere in New England to see him Maine NH VT MA RI CT NY! Just come over Terry please
I feel lucky that I was born in 71,my childhood was filled with love and respect for my folks,my elders.terry Reid and his band helps me forget that I hate the world I live in now!
I feel the same way
I’m a blues, Jazz R&B man myself but when I heard Seed of Memory he is right in there with Marvin Gaye, Billy Holiday, Cassandra Wilson, Al Jarreau, Donald Smith (Lonnie Liston Smith & the Cosmic Echoes) - pure from the SOUL and from the heart.
Yet another forgotten genius - like Donald Smith and Al Jarreau.
Same league as Janis Joplin and Steve Marriott.
His voice seems to get better and better!
I aint ever heard this song played like this 😍😍😍 im in love. Such an underrated man he should have received more for his talent. With age comes wisdom and for this man he just seasoned more and more. This song made it into my top 5 favs of all time
You have nice body and taste in music. Lol 😎
Alan Lloyd 🤙🏼
Loved his music since the 70s...especially this track....in my all time top ten of any genre.Awesome musician.
Haha. The bass player in the back just chillin.
Love this man! Still listen to all his music Grew up with his voice, 40 years later and still makes my heart skip a beat.... such a deep heart and soul song. Something you just feel and shed a tear ❤️❤️❤️. Thank you
Terry still has the energy of the eternal spirit!
Ты легенда! привет из Беларуси! каждый день просыпаюсь под эту песню.
Another great publication by rcktblues! Thanks! Terry Reid is The Master!!
David Pfaff Thanks David! I was lucky that he let me record that night..Thanks to George the bass player,Terry and the TPC owner John!!
Looks like I may have to come to NY to see Terry. Does he live on our East coast?
I miss that flute riff at the beginning . 🙂😄
Yeaaahhhaaaaaassssss!!!!! He has an amazing way and voice.
In his younger days , Terry was one good looking Englishman !!
It's true. He might had some difficultes during years!
Yes he sounds great still but time has not been so kind to his appearance. It makes me a little sad in some ways, he is a young man performing in an old man's body. There should be a special exemption from aging for people with a gift like Terry. they shouldn't have to grow old like the rest of us.
What a legend....
can't take my ears off this
a brealk for your dog
My father saw Terry open for the Rolling Stones in Baltimore in '69. Just a week or so before the fatal Altamont concert.
Wow!!! What a song.
Brilliant
Incredible !
Legend!!!!
God Bless him. He's a saint
The word white and saint are opposites , and unlikely to say the least
Such a kick ass song...
It's so unfair he never got the stardom he's talent desvered
Probably the way to survive .
@Jeremy Chandler I can't see him in Led Zep, and I don't think he could see himself in it either.
He didnt' seem to really try or want the spotlight that much
He didnt want it, he turned down zepplin to do his thing.
@@thatwasntmeitwasyou7752 he didn't turn it down but was under contract and couldn't do it. A matter of fact he is the one the referred the singer to the guitarist lol
Only wish I could give 10,000 likes...
i like how loose this rendition is but they never lose the thread.
Terry doesn't like to rehearse too much.
amazing , love this song
Love it
Such an epic song
I'm just glad he's still ALIVE so many arnt but a cross between Steve Marriot Stevie Ray Vaghn Robbin Trower Kenny Whane Shepherd....not many still alive can pull off Hendrix in respect and belt the BLUES!!!!!!!long hair gone and older but nobody and I mean nobody can take away that VOICE except God himself ....
BLESS YOU TERRY RIED!!!@@@@@
You are lost .... no problem , so are most of you mediawhores
Very very nice...
Amazing
One of my favorite songs of all time.
He's the John Paul Jones of vocalists, he picks that guitar pretty F'n good too
pffft63 stupid comment. You must be a no talent wanna be living in your parents basement. Can you not just enjoy all music? I guess the members of Zep really upset you off at some point. Fucking wanker.
Yes
This resonates my chi
And sends me to a place of sovereignty
LOL....SO DEEP...UM.UM.....WHERES BUDDA ???
Fuck me... what a voice!
Sorry I also have 2 add that his Best song of so many is used in the movie " WONDERLAND " also..........
Amazing,,,
Terry needs to come to Vermont... Ill do whatever i can to make this happen
I'm hearing a little Graham Nash word pronunciation in there. Can't say who influenced who but hear they're friends.
Yup - The Hollies covered at least one song by Terry, and Graham produced the album this title track came off of.
I wonder what tuning he is using here and in the studio original because they are different. This ones a lower key
Zac Dior drop c!
man o man encore
Wow Man o Man
good mornings
how can I put this on repeat
Fuckin brilliant
Sounds like Ricky Medlocke.
play that thang
yeeeeaaaahhhhh
I've never seen him perform this song live well,he always finds a way to make it sound terrible,I don't get it how he routinely fuks up his best song.
Imagine if the drummer wasn’t rushing him...
Yeah..I know...what can I say...had an off night..."cocaine is a hellava drug" lol...
He's out there great terry, always was. One of a kind. But i can sort of see why he was never huge. Disregarding so called bad luck and substance and alcohol issues, his material has always been meandering ( in a good way) and questing. Often freeform. Certainly not commercial. Apart from 4th of july and the album that was off, which i did'nt like .
I don't mind low tuning, a matter a fact i love it but please, get the damn thing in tune!
Father time is so unfair Terry Reid had so much hair I just hope the old man enjoy his youth
The fuck lol
This guy dumped his career twice; Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple
Liklj
Terry is a legend.. he should be able to find a little more experienced musicians than this. The lap steel guy is actually really good. But the drummer seems out of his depth, and all over the place at times.
What can I say...I had an off night...it happens
@@sotirikarlis7942 hey man, just so you know, I'm not trying to offend or talk shit. You look like you have skills. Im a drummer, and I would honestly be terrified to get up there with someone on the level of Terry. I basically just mean Terry should be playing with someone like Steve Gadd. Also a legend
@@michaelfadian no offense taking bud..i learn everyday..and playing with Terry is a treat every year...and I agree but he likes playing with local musicians..no one bothers to rehearse his stuff..
...no show is the same with Terry so anyone one stage has to be paying great amount of attention..i had to many drinks that night lol!!we've been backing Terry for 10 years now...check out cutting room videos. ..much better..plus graham Nash sat in.. twice. ..was awesome. .