Duran Duran - Rio - 12/31/1982 - Palladium (Official)
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- Duran Duran - Rio
Recorded Live: 12/31/1982 - Palladium - New York, NY
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Personnel:
Simon LeBon - vocals
Andy Taylor - guitar
John Taylor - bass
Nick Rhodes - keyboards
Roger Taylor - drums
Andy Hamilton - saxophone, keyboards
Summary:
Originally broadcast on MTV as the headline act of its New Year's Eve broadcast and simulcast on FM radio for the King Biscuit Flower Hour, this lively set from the popular British New Wave rockers Duran Duran marks their first major New York City triumph.
The group, which was spearheaded by vocalist Simon LeBon, had ruled the MTV charts since the end of the previous year, but they did not take off on radio as rapidly. For this show, Duran Duran was not only performing to a packed house at New York's Palladium Theater, they were playing to millions of viewers all over the world. The stakes were high, and Duran Duran went for the gold. Shortly after this performance, in early 1983, "Rio" was in the U.S. Top 10.
All the essential early hits are featured here - including "Rio," "Save A Prayer," "Hungry Like The Wolf," and "Girls On Film." The show is interrupted to count down the New Year on MTV, but otherwise it remains a consistently upbeat show. The group augmented its original five-piece lineup with the addition of saxophonist/keyboard player Andy Hamilton.
This performance showcases the band when they were on the brink of worldwide stardom, if they weren't already there. The success of Duran Duran during this time period gave them enough momentum to get through most of the eighties as a successful act. It would also serve as the base of hits to keep the band poised for more than one reunion in the years that followed. - เพลง
The bass is the soul of this song
Love this version just because of johns work on bass!!
JT is such an underrated player
I always get reminded of Rush's "Marathon" when I hear the song Rio's prominent bassline and the relatively sparse guitar.
@@Torgo1969 Same here and I picture the video from A Show of Hands.
The bass is the soul of the band.
john taylor’s bass is absolutely amazing in this.
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Straight Bernard Edwards!
The bass is the heart and soul of this song. Just makes you dance. I don’t know why they don’t feature the bass player more.
John Taylor’s groove makes me wanna dance so badlyyy
Roger Taylor does not get enough credit for this hard driving beat and the hi hat work on this track...very physically demanding drum work on this song.
I my opinion... this is one of the great bass lines in all of rock and pop. Maybe the greatest. And the groove during that sax solo... holy smokes... if I were in that room I would be weeping with happiness.
Duran Duran are far better musicians than they get credited for. John Teylor is an awesome player, but because he's so bloody handsome that got glossed over by 'serious' music papers at the time.
I have always thought exactly the same. Yes, there are so many sublime, powerful, beautiful bass lines in pop/rock history. But, IMHO, none gets closer to this one.
It’s an easy bass line.., even I can do it 😂
❤
John Taylor, one of the best and funkiest bassists out there!!
Bootsy Collins
@@dpatterson1489 Louis “Thunder Thumbs” Johnson, Bernard Edwards, the list is endless...
AGREE 💯
Geddy lee
Nah,JT's the BEST!G-O-A-T!It's nice that JT didn't just rely on his good looks to get him the gig.
The bass, the drums, the guitar...so really good, oh and the sax...
Andy and Roger were so critical to DD success.
Love that Nick is having a spot of tea during the sax solo. 🇬🇧
indeed ☕
😅buena observacion,gracias
He really had pipes
Lots of technical difficulties, but at least you know they are a real band playing real music without backing track.
Technical difficulties? 😅 This was '82 and done very tasteful for a live feed.
Actually, they have a sequenced keyboard part. Like it or not, that does function as a “backing track”. But yeah, they (like The Who) are performing live over that.
Hardest working drummer and bassist. How do you just stop making this kind of music? 💕
Easy, didn't they fire the two?
Roger T is a very underrated drummer
Duran Duran, the smiths, the cure. Have the great bass line song 😍
Is it too late for me to discover Duran Duran? Well, I think not: this is great music.
It's never too late to find music you love!
It was a PRIVILEGE to be 20 at that moment. We Generation Jones did have the coolest music.
great bass line
Jeezus Krist this guy can play bass.
Best live version of this song I absolutely love it
WTF Roger is a machine.
John Taylor is killing it on the bass!
John Taylor!!! The Father of Bass players. Great sound,great Rhythm, perfection !!
Roger Taylor like a goddamn metronome
Happens when you have a click track in your ears
Gawd this song in studio has so many layers to pull it live. Yet they shone infront of the audience!! What a performance!!
No lip syncing here. Great job, great rendition, especially considering the mic problems.
I told my husband...learn the base line and play it for me. Absolute KILLER base line!!
Just reintroduced to this song after 20 odd years. People picking out the bass(fucking insane) and the drums(also insane) the thing that struck me was how tight the whole band are live. Utterly brilliant live version of a brilliant song. Everything here is quality
I love how John stops playing to make sure Simon was heard until his mike was back on. ❤️
The Taylors were the heart of Duran Duran:
Bassist John Taylor, drummer Roger Taylor, and guitarist Andy Taylor and Simon the Soul of the Band.
And what is Nick then?
@@Aldorlea The spine; that keeps the whole thing together.
@@kilmone Yes!
Check out power station both John Taylor & Andy Taylor in the band with singer Robert Palmer very awesomeness bass guitar playing & guitar playing
interestingly, none of the Taylors are related. (Extremely common last name in England.)
When you could be on the floor for Duran Duran with plenty of elbow room.
I'm obsessed with their basslines
John Taylor. Wow.
I'm amazed at how JT chose an Aria Pro Superbass above all others!At the time,it was one of the cheapest basses!Sounds incredible though.Kool&the gang also used one, Robert"Kool"Bell.
The late great Cliff Burton went from the RIC to the Aria Pro II.🤘🏻
The short hair getting sloshed at the bar!!
Best pop band in history imho. All the members of the band are great musicians.
The bass player is very notable....not the average vanilla by any means.🎵🎵
Not a bad looking one in the lot - they're all gorgeous!
I am impressioned with the drummer, he did a great job, wonderful just like the studio!!!
Grande John Taylor.
I am impressioned with the drummer, he did a great job, wonderful just like the studio!!!
That's cause the sound is studio ...just the singing is live 🙂
Sam Green apart from the bvs. And guitar. And bass. And Sax.... and...
He hits that hi-hat pretty fast. I came for the bass, but noticed the drummer. Guys fantastic!
@@noobzrule I'm pretty sure that Roger's playing that live. Look closely at 1:30 . He's a freakin' machine with those drums.
Oh it live . No doubt
3:30 those moves on the floor
Absolute dynamite!
😂 demasiado bueno para ser cierto! exelentes musicos bellos y la viz perfecta de simon! que mas podemos pedir❤
John Taylor is one of the best bassists in the world. Entwistle would approve this message.
I, personally, wouldn't go so far as rating him the best, but on this song, he slays it! Excellent bass work here! 👍
Bass player from Kajagoogo is even better.
Roger is really kicking out steady 16ths on this!
The Bass is Fantastic but listen to the drums! Really the drummer is going off!
I thought the same thing
John Taylor's bass is brilliant, Rio is DDs best song
One of the bands of the eighties
Huh?
What a phenomenal band.
Someone get that drummer a beer!
Love johns bass etc, but man Andy had his own sound and it really put those early singles over in the US
brilliant. ... bloody brilliant. .. All of the boys (then) absolutely fab ...was lucky enough to see them live then
Bel Mac wish back in the 80s I could of seen them live.😍😲
I dont know if anyone has mentioned it but this bassist and bassline is amazing!!!
Legends of the 80s!!
1982 and 1983, two of the best years ever for pop music.
Go-Gos, Madonna, Culture Club, The Cure, …..
They are kick ass musicians.
That drummer's forearms have to be on fire after this song.
With proper technique you can play those hihats all day like that and be fine
@@adamkidwell6407 seems insane to me, but that sounds right
The guy in the background just dancing having a good time lol. Goals .
Man jt was good, mad young !
The guy at 3:53 seems to be enjoying himself.
He's a big mood
And when she SHINES! she really ...
One of the best basslines in music, arguably, EVER!
Damn, I didn't realize how hard Roger Taylor went on the hat. Nuts. Anyway, possibly one of the greatest rhythm sections in pop music.
3:09 tea time for Nick?
Wonderful performance!
This is really early stuff, thanks for posting…
Grande John Taylor.
Damn right putting that bass guitar loudly in the mix.
that was incredible. hate them all you want, they are an incredible live band
Came to listen to the intense funk of the bass guitar but damn the drums are no joke, that's not easy at that speed lol
Wow, that’s when bands used to be bad ass!!!
Superstars Man.
i live for this bass line
Love Simon how he just kept going with his powerful vocals even as the sound failed temporarily. It reminds me of me when I've sung on stage, and people remarked, "She doesn't even need a mic!" That made me so proud of myself. I miss my choral and musical theatre days...
Rio canzone molto bella ed anche il video! Come loro del resto!
Although I thought of them as a bit of ''Boy Band'' back in the day I forgot just how good they were. Not a weak link in the line up at all. Love the JT bass runs.
It was unfortunate this band was stereotyped as POP because although they have catchy tight tunes most of their music is simply seriously outstanding and NO it's not pop.
@@patriciamays8873 I agree! Their songs were often abstract & complex with lyrical depth. Unfortunately their teen audience made it so they weren’t taken totally seriously 😢
They were all so good looking that they weren't taken seriously musically back then, just thought of as poppy, and fun, when in fact, they are some of the most talented musicians in music..ever. Even now in their 60's they're exactly as they were here musically, tight and perfect. Mesmerizing band!
@@lili2k agreed 💯!!
Fookin incredible performance. Everyone. But yeah ... Taylor's bass outshines everything in a luminous epic energetic perfection.
This song is all about the bass
John Taylor 👍👍
3:35 scott the engineer must have been working the sound at this moment
Random but great Stern reference.
Thanks!
Estupenda banda Duran Duran Simon increíble voz dios los bendiga por mantenerse vigentes a pesar del tiempo
Duran Duran in 1982 🔥
Not a damn fail, wow, what a musicians
Love the bass on this song!
if I was there, I'd be just like the guy at 3:54
The reason I am watching this video is to watch John Taylor play the bass.
John Taylor is a god on bass
What a great music .. love duran duran
I rock this at least once a week on the way to work. Was 3 when it came out and still love it lol always will
I blasted this on the car radio back then enroute to work. Some things never change.
Wow! 🔥
Duran Duran, This is an outstanding song, this concert New York live video is very good, fun, and brings me back to my high school days in the 80's! The main singer got into the song and bringing out key words for emphasis is great. Also, I enjoyed the saxophone playing with very clear, crisp, and inspiring sound. Thank you very much for sharing. Have an excellent day! Jonathan S. =)
you can tell they all really enjoyed it
In their absolute prime!! 🙌
Roger T is a very underrated drummer
3:55 I tell you something, I know that you're drinking!
No lip syncing here. Great job, great rendition, especially considering the mic problems.
Wonderful performance, the best live ! 1982 great music year!
bello mi Simon Le Bon...desde Venezuela saludos!
Talk about keeping the beat holy crap!
40 years ago today 😮
Forever tainted by a sleepy sound engineer who forgot to turn Simon's mic up after the solo
No kidding
REally goes to show you, you still had to really know what you were doing to make it back in the day. They rhythm section in this song really shines and they were doing it all live. I liked them as a kid but as I grew up thought they were fluffy and stuff, but they could really play.
Duran Duran at their best! Miss Andy!
john 💕🌹