The Spinners had all the hits. ⭐️👏🏾Greg Lake of ELP said Cozy Powell was a very different drummer than Carl Palmer. So true. Cozy was beating the heck outta those drums and I loved every minute of it.
Peter Yarrow singing yet another masterpiece song by the great Paul Williams "That's Enough For Me". Outstanding performance with a full string section, beautiful. I haven't seen this since May 3, 1974 so it's a special treat to see it again now. I even remembered the full string arrangement of 50 years ago!!! (note: on the broadcast back in 1974 they showed the orchestra with the full string section, oddly it is not shown here, and I don't know why)
Not gonna lie, no offense against the acts, but the ONLY reason I’m watching this is for the Spinners. They killed this! Thanks for posting. I was only a few months old when this aired. Ha.
I was 15 years old and in high school when I saw this on the Midnight Special. I stayed up late just to see The Spinners. I also had both their albums 'Spinners'(1972) and 'Mighty Love' (1974). They may be gone in body, but their Spirits and fantastic music lives on. #SpinnersForever
@@iamladeegee8032Just saw this comment. Beautifully said! Watching them perform “Mighty Love” knowing all of them are gone got me emotional. You’re right their music is forever.
@@Jukebox45s The single was a minor hit in Denver as well. I bought the single immediately. I wonder if these are the same guys that played on the record and if the Hendrix riff was a copyright issue..
Amazing footage, I grew up watching this show and I have been in to rare and obscure hard rock bands from the late 60's and early 70's my whole life and I had no idea some of these bands such as Bedlam, Spooky Tooth, Status Quo, Wishbone Ash, and even more rare footage of Montrose after I thought I seen it all. Some of these lesser known bands that were on this show is really impressing me big time.
Hello Denny, Bedlam opened for Black Sabbath on their Sabbath Bloody Sabbath tour after their Felix Pappalardi produced record. I was so excited to see your late, great brother Dave performing here I neglected to mention you, his brother Denny Ball. Dave had a short but strong stint with Procol Harum and filling Robin Trower's shoes was no easy task, much respect. Outstanding record and performance, is it true you are producing a record of a live Bedlam show from NY 1974? Great to see you still around and rocking!
I am curious what you thought of your performance, if you read the live chat during the show you will notice most people were pleasantly surprised how good you guys were.
@@brötzmannsax I remixed the original Bedlam album and this is now part of a boxset called Bedlam Anthology. There are live sessions within the boxset.
The Way Back Machine is back from the cleaners, we made a mess in it last week. The Spinners, incredible! A throw back to a time when talent and choreography were what made a band great! Bobby Womack was an earwig back during the day, so infectious his songs lived in your head for hours. I remember Cozy Powell with Rainbow, in 1974 I was more into the local AM station, I discovered FM in 1975, after the KISS concert I attended in March 1975. Bloodstone will be one of those groups that when I hear them, I will go, "I remember that" and it will trigger a memory. Martha Reves, much talent, Peter with Paul and Mary will seem like something is missing. Looks like another great trip to memory lane! Thanks Midnight Special!
I don't know about now, hope Peter's changed for the better, but yeah something was definitely missing about him. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Yarrow#Criminal_conviction_and_pardon
Wow can't wait to see Bedlam!! I didn't know that there are any footage of them! Their one and only album released in 1973 is one of the greatest heavy blues/rock albums of 70's for me.
I had a bootleg of them, but in all honesty I don't remember any of the songs or what they sounded like. And Cozy Powell didn't even play with them. I mean...I only know him by name. I collected bootlegs and must have traded them with someone without even hearing them. But I know the name of the band lol.
@@Seventysongs saw Bedlam live in Cincinnati,I had seen Cozy before with the jeff beck group , and his new band were great ,Dave Ball late of Procul Harum was on guitar that night.
Philippe announced himself as Phil Soul Walker from what I could make out. Tie between him and Bobby Smith for leads. Bobby is smooth as velvet while Philippe does the improv singing so well.
Absolutely devastating that The Lockers were cut out. Please release their performance. The amazing Toni Basil with some of the most influential dancers on the hip hop scene!
The Lockers danced to the recording of Billy Preston's "Outa-Space". Because it was the original recording, the licensing cost most have been expensive. It's the sad state of the music industry where they harm themselves by preventing their product from being marketed. As opposed to editing out the segment, I always recommend content providers simply remove the sound and leave the visual intact. And then explain in the description why the sound had to be muted. Similar to if there were blemishes in the original tape. Don't amputate. Provide what you can and allow the viewer to enjoy or skip past. In my case, I would have enjoyed seeing the Lockers even without hearing the accompanying music.
@@shyman99When the cancel culture crowd asked for Bill Cosby to be edited out of a prior episode, someone representing this account claimed that they don't edit the episodes. However, they did edit Monty Python's performance over a clip they didn't have the rights to rebroadcast (a Terry Gilliam animation, I think?). More recently, Curtis Mayfield's more incendiary lyrics in "(Don't Worry) If There's a Hell Below, We're All Going to Go" appear to have been left in the episode, but were edited out of the standalone video.
@@themidnightspecialtvshowre the Peter Yarrow appearance, on the song "that's enough for me" I saw the original broadcast 50 years ago and remember seeing the string section playing on the song, but on this broadcast I don't see the string section. What happened? Is this the original broadcast as seen in 1974?
@@JimGeigerMusic Both were very instrumental to the Spinners success. Bobbie was a smooth. laid back singer. Wynne was a scatting, ad libbing, fireball of energy that helped propel them to the top. They both were great. My personal favorite member was Philippe Wynne.
@@StephanieJeanne I just came up with the new name. You'll see it tomorrow night. Unrelated, but I know you'll appreciate it. I made a mock T-Shirt using editing software to read: *Brötz&* *Stephanie&* *Greg&* *Pynky&* *Vinnis&* *Laurie&* *Rob&* *Lisa&* *Danny 12-Speakers&* *Le Petit&* *ROYALE!!!* That would be a cool insider shirt for those in the know, no?
Bedlam now there’s a group I’ve completely forgot about. Amazing, never knew they were on MS. Lmao Those Sunn amp stacks will make you go deaf and give you wicked migraines.
Actually…I believe this was a tough time for him. The glory days of the mid sixties were well behind him and he had a tough time finding work in the seventies - from what I’ve read sometime ago. There’s another Martha Reeves concert clip out there from this same year (I believe) but I forget the show venue. It’s color footage and Jim Keltner is on drums. Do a search and I’m sure you’ll find it. There’s a few cool shots of James on the Funk Machine.
@@luvbasses5487 I have read the same. After Motown moved much of the session work to LA in the early 70s, his alcohol and drug use made it so he was no longer getting the calls for work. That is my understanding.
@@onthemoonSF yeah sounds about right to me as well. He did join up with Diana Ross for the remake of Ain’t No Mountain High Enough and Billy Davis Jr. on You Don’t Have To Be A Star, during the seventies. They’re stellar bass performances but cannot compare to the mid sixties high points. Just my personal opinion.
The Lockers danced to the recording of Billy Preston's "Outa-Space". Because it was the original recording, the licensing cost most have been expensive. It's the sad state of the music industry where they harm themselves by preventing their product from being marketed. As opposed to editing out the segment, I always recommend content providers simply remove the sound and leave the visual intact. And then explain in the description why the sound had to be muted. Similar to if there were blemishes in the original tape. Don't amputate. Provide what you can and allow the viewer to enjoy or skip past. In my case, I would have enjoyed seeing the Lockers without hearing the accompanying music.
Upload on separate videos of the band BEDLAM Cozy Powell, That was just so cool to see live. I'm so glad that were on midnight special because its hard to find footage of Bedlam
@@Royale_with_Cheeze Strange thing is that I didn't know about Yarrow's dark side until just a few years ago. I've known of and enjoyed PPM for over 5 decades.
@@uhdudewhy7980 He was pardoned for it, but that doesn't mean it didn't happen. In the live chat for this broadcast, someone said he had "relations" with a stepdaughter. Ouch.
@@Royale_with_Cheeze I'm sure PY has violated a number of underagers. You'd think that someone relatively unattractive like Paul Stookey (at least when Yarrow had all his hair) would do these things but I've read that PS has been a born-again Christian for decades.
SPINNERS TAKES ME TO MY HAPPY 1970’S CHILDHOOD PLACE LOVE THAT GROUP PW FRONT MAN RIP WAS THE BESTS!! YES MOST OF THEIR SONGS CROSSED OVER ON THE POP CHART. THIS IS ACTUALLY A GOOD EPISODE BUT BOBBY WOMACK WAS A DISAPPOINTMENT AND MARTHA REEVES DID A SONG THAT WAS BIG BY JOE SIMON IF I AM NOT MISTAKEN. I HATE THEY HAD TO CUT OUT THE LOCKERS PERFORMANCE BECAUSE OF COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT.
cozy is a true god on the drums. the stuff he was doing for rainbow is unlike anything. the two albums he did in rainbow w/ ronnie james dio is hard rock at its finest. he was also kicking ass in whitesnake and had david coverdale put aside his own ego and kept powell, bassist neil murray, and guitarist john sykes in the mid-1980s. they would've ruled the world.
Aw, c'mon, you cut The Lockers? If it was a music clearance issue, just remove the music or put some royalty free audio over it. I'd rather see it partial than not at all.
Because there is a group in England called The Spinners, the ones in America were called "The Detroit Spinners" so that the two wouldn't be confused with the other.
It was the 70s...basically all RnB soul groups wore similar garments, i.e., Temptations, Miracles, Dramatics, Delfonics etc. But at least they looked like gentlemen unlike this mess called 'music' today where performers wear their damn pants hanging off their butts.
That's James Jamerson playing bass with Martha Reeves!
and Dennis Coffey playing guitar
The Spinners had all the hits. ⭐️👏🏾Greg Lake of ELP said Cozy Powell was a very different drummer than Carl Palmer. So true. Cozy was beating the heck outta those drums and I loved every minute of it.
How in the world, does this not have a Zillion likes? WOW!
Phillipe Wynne ... one of the most underrated showmen.
Peter Yarrow singing yet another masterpiece song by the great Paul Williams "That's Enough For Me". Outstanding performance with a full string section, beautiful. I haven't seen this since May 3, 1974 so it's a special treat to see it again now. I even remembered the full string arrangement of 50 years ago!!! (note: on the broadcast back in 1974 they showed the orchestra with the full string section, oddly it is not shown here, and I don't know why)
Not gonna lie, no offense against the acts, but the ONLY reason I’m watching this is for the Spinners. They killed this! Thanks for posting. I was only a few months old when this aired. Ha.
I was 15 years old and in high school when I saw this on the Midnight Special. I stayed up late just to see The Spinners. I also had both their albums 'Spinners'(1972) and 'Mighty Love' (1974). They may be gone in body, but their Spirits and fantastic music lives on. #SpinnersForever
@@iamladeegee8032Just saw this comment. Beautifully said! Watching them perform “Mighty Love” knowing all of them are gone got me emotional. You’re right their music is forever.
"Dance With The Devil" by Cozy Powell was a top 10 hit in my area in 1974. Never imagined ever seeing a video for it. This is epic!
@@Jukebox45s The single was a minor hit in Denver as well. I bought the single immediately. I wonder if these are the same guys that played on the record and if the Hendrix riff was a copyright issue..
I knew that this video existed and have been waiting a long time to finally see it!
@@LemonJello17 What was the Hendrix song in question? I didn't have any Hendrix flashbacks
@@LemonJello17 Yeah. Listened to the song again, and I see what you mean. I am trying to find the actual song in question though
Found it - Third stone from the sun :)
MIGHTY LOVE SHOULD HAVE WON A EMMY FOR THAT PERFORMANCE
You are SO RIGHT!!!😆
here for the spinners!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Amazing footage, I grew up watching this show and I have been in to rare and obscure hard rock bands from the late 60's and early 70's my whole life and I had no idea some of these bands such as Bedlam, Spooky Tooth, Status Quo, Wishbone Ash, and even more rare footage of Montrose after I thought I seen it all. Some of these lesser known bands that were on this show is really impressing me big time.
Wow !! Bloodstone were outrageously good. Nobody sings and plays like that anymore
Hard to believe 50 years ago
I finally got to see how we looked and sounded back in 1973/4. This gig came at the end of our USA tour with Black Sabbath.
Hello Denny, Bedlam opened for Black Sabbath on their Sabbath Bloody Sabbath tour after their Felix Pappalardi produced record. I was so excited to see your late, great brother Dave performing here I neglected to mention you, his brother Denny Ball. Dave had a short but strong stint with Procol Harum and filling Robin Trower's shoes was no easy task, much respect. Outstanding record and performance, is it true you are producing a record of a live Bedlam show from NY 1974? Great to see you still around and rocking!
I am curious what you thought of your performance, if you read the live chat during the show you will notice most people were pleasantly surprised how good you guys were.
@@brötzmannsax I remixed the original Bedlam album and this is now part of a boxset called Bedlam Anthology. There are live sessions within the boxset.
@@brötzmannsax Looking back 50 years later!! Yes I thought we were tight.
@@dennyball2055 Thanks for the response I'm sure many here will appreciate it, you rocked the house, too bad it didn't last longer, stay well brother.
The Way Back Machine is back from the cleaners, we made a mess in it last week. The Spinners, incredible! A throw back to a time when talent and choreography were what made a band great! Bobby Womack was an earwig back during the day, so infectious his songs lived in your head for hours. I remember Cozy Powell with Rainbow, in 1974 I was more into the local AM station, I discovered FM in 1975, after the KISS concert I attended in March 1975. Bloodstone will be one of those groups that when I hear them, I will go, "I remember that" and it will trigger a memory. Martha Reves, much talent, Peter with Paul and Mary will seem like something is missing. Looks like another great trip to memory lane! Thanks Midnight Special!
Uh huh
I don't know about now, hope Peter's changed for the better, but yeah something was definitely missing about him.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Yarrow#Criminal_conviction_and_pardon
Wow can't wait to see Bedlam!! I didn't know that there are any footage of them! Their one and only album released in 1973 is one of the greatest heavy blues/rock albums of 70's for me.
I had a bootleg of them, but in all honesty I don't remember any of the songs or what they sounded like. And Cozy Powell didn't even play with them. I mean...I only know him by name. I collected bootlegs and must have traded them with someone without even hearing them. But I know the name of the band lol.
@@Seventysongs Dance w the Devil was a Cozy song and issued as a single at that time
@@vinnis1660 Thanks. Now I'm curious to watch Bedlam
@@vinnis1660 I now know why I didn't like the bootleg. Really just because of Cozy.
@@Seventysongs saw Bedlam live in Cincinnati,I had seen Cozy before with the jeff beck group , and his new band were great ,Dave Ball late of Procul Harum was on guitar that night.
Brilliant - Philippe Wynne and Womack on the same bill, two of the greatest soul voices of the 70s
Philippe announced himself as Phil Soul Walker from what I could make out. Tie between him and Bobby Smith for leads. Bobby is smooth as velvet while Philippe does the improv singing so well.
@@covers_girl Yeah Bobby Smith was a great singer too, Philippe just had the voice and charisma…
@22fitzp Bobby Smith sang lead on the most well known hit records, and Philippe on Rubber Band Man.
@@covers_girl yeah, Bobby never got the praise he deserved, great vocalist 👍
Looks like another good episode. 282 Episodes to go!
With 66 episodes down.
Absolutely devastating that The Lockers were cut out. Please release their performance. The amazing Toni Basil with some of the most influential dancers on the hip hop scene!
Rerun from what’s happening is in that troop
@@michaelrochester48 i knew that was toni basil and re-run! i love them cats.
The Lockers danced to the recording of Billy Preston's "Outa-Space". Because it was the original recording, the licensing cost most have been expensive. It's the sad state of the music industry where they harm themselves by preventing their product from being marketed.
As opposed to editing out the segment, I always recommend content providers simply remove the sound and leave the visual intact. And then explain in the description why the sound had to be muted. Similar to if there were blemishes in the original tape. Don't amputate. Provide what you can and allow the viewer to enjoy or skip past. In my case, I would have enjoyed seeing the Lockers even without hearing the accompanying music.
@@shyman99 ah yes, live performances aren't subjected to that. I forgot about that. It still sucks.
@@shyman99When the cancel culture crowd asked for Bill Cosby to be edited out of a prior episode, someone representing this account claimed that they don't edit the episodes. However, they did edit Monty Python's performance over a clip they didn't have the rights to rebroadcast (a Terry Gilliam animation, I think?). More recently, Curtis Mayfield's more incendiary lyrics in "(Don't Worry) If There's a Hell Below, We're All Going to Go" appear to have been left in the episode, but were edited out of the standalone video.
This is already worth tuning in! So good
So nice to hear a live version of "I'm Coming Home"! And a great lineup, besides.
Another great episode thank you Midnight Special
Glad you enjoyed it
@@themidnightspecialtvshowre the Peter Yarrow appearance, on the song "that's enough for me" I saw the original broadcast 50 years ago and remember seeing the string section playing on the song, but on this broadcast I don't see the string section. What happened? Is this the original broadcast as seen in 1974?
The Spinners and The Stylistics should be in the R&R HOF..ridiculous.
Spinners were inducted in 2023
The Spinners are already in the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame
The Spinners were inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.
Philippe Wynne and The Spinners were a match made together in soul heaven. So great together absolutely perfect!!!
Bobby Smith was a better singer and had the biggest hits.
@@JimGeigerMusic Both were very instrumental to the Spinners success. Bobbie was a smooth. laid back singer. Wynne was a scatting, ad libbing, fireball of energy that helped propel them to the top. They both were great. My personal favorite member was Philippe Wynne.
The Spinners singing two of my favorites of theirs! "Could it Be I'm Falling in Love" and "One of a Kind Love Affair!" 🎉 Looking forward to it!😊💜
I don't have a mystery moniker thought up yet...
@@Royale_with_Cheeze How about Pepe Le Pew? 😂🤣 Jk
@@StephanieJeanne
I just came up with the new name. You'll see it tomorrow night.
Unrelated, but I know you'll appreciate it.
I made a mock T-Shirt using editing software to read:
*Brötz&*
*Stephanie&*
*Greg&*
*Pynky&*
*Vinnis&*
*Laurie&*
*Rob&*
*Lisa&*
*Danny 12-Speakers&*
*Le Petit&*
*ROYALE!!!*
That would be a cool insider shirt for those in the know, no?
I'll take one!@@Royale_with_Cheeze
@@lepetitoiseau
Hiya, Frenchie! Good morning. Rust never sleeps!
Martha Reeves and Bloodstone performing are as groovy as 70's can magically be ❤
I see The Spinners, I click immediately!
Me too. I miss them 😢😢😢
@@iamladeegee8032 they were a phenomenal group!
FACTS
The Spinners stole the show with Mighty Love. 😁❤️
Bedlam now there’s a group I’ve completely forgot about. Amazing, never knew they were on MS.
Lmao Those Sunn amp stacks will make you go deaf and give you wicked migraines.
NEVER EVER GOT A MIGRAINE! Those amps induced relentless energy, perpetual motion and a high unmatched by anything else! Rock and Roll!
What a great tone Dave Ball gets with that Les Paul!
47:00 - Eight years later this woman would be hitting #1 across the world with a song called "Mickey". Toni Basil
Is that THE GREAT JAMES JAMERSON on bass there with Martha? Good heavens I think it is! The “hook” way of playing, and the funk machine gives it away.
Yes it is! And listen to the bass with the Spinners "It's a Shame." Sounds like Jamerson in his prime. Wish they would have shown the band.
Actually…I believe this was a tough time for him. The glory days of the mid sixties were well behind him and he had a tough time finding work in the seventies - from what I’ve read sometime ago. There’s another Martha Reeves concert clip out there from this same year (I believe) but I forget the show venue. It’s color footage and Jim Keltner is on drums. Do a search and I’m sure you’ll find it. There’s a few cool shots of James on the Funk Machine.
@@luvbasses5487 I have read the same. After Motown moved much of the session work to LA in the early 70s, his alcohol and drug use made it so he was no longer getting the calls for work. That is my understanding.
@@onthemoonSF yeah sounds about right to me as well. He did join up with Diana Ross for the remake of Ain’t No Mountain High Enough and Billy Davis Jr. on You Don’t Have To Be A Star, during the seventies. They’re stellar bass performances but cannot compare to the mid sixties high points. Just my personal opinion.
Don Kirschners Rock Concert is the other clip. Check it out.
What a wild show, The Spinners were great hosts and had a great lineup. What an unforgettable experience on the Midnight Special.
Can't wait, The Midnight Special!
Spinners were even underrated, imo, looking all these years later.
Sad they never won a Grammy for any of their songs.
Love them, especially Getto Child!
I listen to the Midnight Special on 12 speakers. I think it would sound as good on two.
21:20 some wicked Mellotron soloing using the flutes. Nice
I've never heard anyone play a mellotron fast like that. I didn't even know the instrument was capable of it. Very cool solo.
Cozy was the KING of percussion.
Emerson and Lake were right to use him to replace Palmer in the 80's.
Womack is moving so much and so fast I can’t even see him. 😂
Bobby Womack in his prime
bobby womack in his slime
@@onceuponatime-ll4ym what an honor to be replied by a living saint 🙏🤍
Why they edit out the Lockers? The Spinners were some good entertainers!!!!!
The Lockers danced to the recording of Billy Preston's "Outa-Space". Because it was the original recording, the licensing cost most have been expensive. It's the sad state of the music industry where they harm themselves by preventing their product from being marketed.
As opposed to editing out the segment, I always recommend content providers simply remove the sound and leave the visual intact. And then explain in the description why the sound had to be muted. Similar to if there were blemishes in the original tape. Don't amputate. Provide what you can and allow the viewer to enjoy or skip past. In my case, I would have enjoyed seeing the Lockers without hearing the accompanying music.
Martha Reeves sounds great here!
That briefly featured dance troupe appears to have a young Toni Basil in it.
Bloodstone and Womack too!? 💥💥💥💥💥
they sounded good 👍 😊
THANK YOU..❤❤❤❤❤IM 47 AND FOUND OUT ABT THEM 1 MNTH AGO...LOVE IT
Forgot how awesome The Spinners were
Cozy! \m/
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
What a great 70's soul collection
In uk spinners were known as Detroit spinners as there was successful folk band called the spinner .
Thanks!
Thanks so much for the support, it is greatly appreciated.
I had 25 days tell I graduated HS
Its over 50 yrs
Still think about Candy Monday
Upload on separate videos of the band BEDLAM Cozy Powell, That was just so cool to see live. I'm so glad that were on midnight special because its hard to find footage of Bedlam
COZY!!!!!!!
Petter Yarrow is best known for the 60's pop folk trio Peter Paul and Mary. But watching this episode is priceless.
Did you spell it "Petter" on purpose because of his dalliances with an underaged girl or was it an honest typo?
@@Royale_with_Cheeze Strange thing is that I didn't know about Yarrow's dark side until just a few years ago. I've known of and enjoyed PPM for over 5 decades.
@@uhdudewhy7980
He was pardoned for it, but that doesn't mean it didn't happen.
In the live chat for this broadcast, someone said he had "relations" with a stepdaughter. Ouch.
@@Royale_with_Cheeze I'm sure PY has violated a number of underagers. You'd think that someone relatively unattractive like Paul Stookey (at least when Yarrow had all his hair) would do these things but I've read that PS has been a born-again Christian for decades.
@@Royale_with_Cheeze It was my fault, it was misspelled, Peter.
Looks like Clydie King backing Martha !
@@SuperBeachbum74 accurate
Excellent line up! Bobby Womack is always top shelf!
Bobby Womack in his prime
Who is playing bass for the Spinners? The line for "It's a Shame" is insane! Could it be Jamerson, who is playing for Martha Reeves on this show?
Only here for Cozy
same thing....
Love Cozy, only drummer who could sub for Carl Palmer, however this is a solid show
@@AldousHuxleysCat Helps that his surname started with P lol. Cant think of another drummer at the time with a surname starting with P of that calibre
COZY POWELL, JEFF BECK’S DOPPELGÄNGER.
Cozy's a legend, but some of us have more wider & eclectic tastes than just hard rock
SPINNERS TAKES ME TO MY HAPPY 1970’S CHILDHOOD PLACE LOVE THAT GROUP PW FRONT MAN RIP WAS THE BESTS!! YES MOST OF THEIR SONGS CROSSED OVER ON THE POP CHART. THIS IS ACTUALLY A GOOD EPISODE BUT BOBBY WOMACK WAS A DISAPPOINTMENT AND MARTHA REEVES DID A SONG THAT WAS BIG BY JOE SIMON IF I AM NOT MISTAKEN. I HATE THEY HAD TO CUT OUT THE LOCKERS PERFORMANCE BECAUSE OF COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT.
Notification set!😊
It'll be interesting to see Carlin host the show, as I'm fairly certain he's been playing Wolfman Jack this whole time.
💔💔💔💔💔👍👏👏👏👏👏
cozy is a true god on the drums. the stuff he was doing for rainbow is unlike anything. the two albums he did in rainbow w/ ronnie james dio is hard rock at its finest. he was also kicking ass in whitesnake and had david coverdale put aside his own ego and kept powell, bassist neil murray, and guitarist john sykes in the mid-1980s. they would've ruled the world.
Aaaaaaaaa Cozy !!!!!
The dude that play Denzel brother on American gangster should play bobby Womack in a movie biopic seriously
I would never believe that one of the dudes from Peter Paul and Mary would be playing an all out rock song
Aw, c'mon, you cut The Lockers? If it was a music clearance issue, just remove the music or put some royalty free audio over it. I'd rather see it partial than not at all.
Peter Yarrow is great.
The Detroit spinners
Because there is a group in England called The Spinners, the ones in America were called "The Detroit Spinners" so that the two wouldn't be confused with the other.
Is that Frank Aiello signing with Bedlam?
Yes!
They cut out The Lockers. WTF??? Did they not get the licensing for the song they danced to??
Cozy with Bedlam , Big Bertha and the late 60s.
Wow
Jimmy Keltner on drums w/Martha.
Anyone know who's on keys with Peter Yarrow? Great playing.
Didn’t Bobby Womack C-S? 😢💔🕊️
That's Rerun at 46:51
Looks like Martha still got some Vandellas back there.
Y when the 2 ladies come up and dance with the Spinners on "Mighty Love," I'm thinking "Shenene and Shequeda" .
Now Gina N Pam always haten
Please release the Bread episode
DETROIT SPINNERS 👥👥
59:43 So who did Carlin fill in for?
Man those blue outfits on the spinners on the opening number are really bad
The vests look like something you'd see on a drug store clerk.
It was the 70s...basically all RnB soul groups wore similar garments, i.e., Temptations, Miracles, Dramatics, Delfonics etc. But at least they looked like gentlemen unlike this mess called 'music' today where performers wear their damn pants hanging off their butts.
spinners are the host shut up wolfman jack & sit down.
You're only 50 years too late for your comment
Oh, ya - all those horrible leisure suit Larrys. Those were the bad old days.
The Detroit spinners
The Detroit spinners