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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2017
- In Loving Memory of Ron Ownbey, John Alexander, Monk Ghantt, Jim Monroe, Barry McCoig & Ernie Hawkins. We will miss each of you.
Band reunion show. This song, Ain't No Big Thing, features The Original Spontanes singers James Bates (Carolina Beach Music Hall of Fame) and Ron Ownbey. Additional vocalists included Monk Ghantt, Marti Wetzell Sell & Mike Black; Monk Ghantt has also been inducted into the CBMA Hall of Fame.
Band members for this song included: Mike Black, bass; Bruce Flynn, drums; Ernie Hawkins & Randy Whitesides, keyboards; Jim Monroe & Doug Burns, trumpets; Tyrone Jefferson, trombone; John Alexander, alto sax; Eddie Blair, tenor sax & Ed Crotts, baritone sax.
Five former bands that were widely popular in the Southeast U.S. during the 1960s and '70s participated in this memorable two night show. Performing bands included The Original Spontanes, The Counts, Image, The Fabulous Flares and Gaston. A number of the reunion musicians had not performed together in over 40 years. - เพลง
Love this song. I remember listening to this cruising in my 65' Cyclone in the wild years before I went to 'Nam in 70.
I love it. I'm a little partial to the Pittsburgh Electrons version back in 67, but love this two. Great song and band.
Them boys and lady can sing! 👌
I GREW UP WITH THIS. I LOVE IT. THEY DON'T SING ANYMORE.
One of the best groups and songs that I never heard before.
You remember this 1968
An absolute Northern Soul Stomper in the UK. This is a superb performance.
It's an absolute gem isn't it...pure joy...in headphones it's something else !
The most beautiful song ever! Makes me cry 😢
Man what memories from The Pines at Royal Pines the summer of 1967. Spontanes were there very often and the show was always awesome. RIP Ronnie Owenby.
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They sound brilliant 💫love this 👌🥰
You got that right.
His voice is unbelievable!
Now that is music ! GET DOWN !!!
i saw then at ocean plaza in Carolina beach in 1973 they made a lasting impression on me
I accidentally came across this song listening to a Pittsburgh Oldies Station. The Radiants has a version of this song too. Love them both!!!
They pretty good👀😳❤️👍
Awesome ❤
Brilliant
Lord old school !!!!!!!! Lv it
Fine!!
Love em
love this so much
Good job; nice to see James is still at it.
I remember the music
"almost there....ha ha ha.....Now it's a little more time 2020 .
still got it and sounding tight
Love it
Simply fab, done justice to the original by the radionics, where around next year will be 60 years since the track was created, a movie slot will not be out of place?
Nice
WAS THERE BACK WHEN....HICKORY NC.......SHERATON...EARLY 70"S... IS THERE ANY (DOUBTFUL) VIDEO OF HARLEY HOG AND THE ROCKERS...LATER NIGHT SHOW ....ESPECIALLY AT THE SHERATON HOTEL BESIDE I40?????
Was that Bill Stewart on the saxophone in the back row?
No, Rick. Saxophones (L-R): Ed Crotts, bari; Eddie Blair, tenor; & John Alexander on alto.
Are they still performing?
Sadly no, Neil. Wish it were so; this was a special reunion event that brought many of the former bandmates back together for a for charity event.
@@BlueRidgeEd Thank you for your reply, what a great night this seems to have been.
@@BlueRidgeEd this was one of my favorite songs in my high school day's early 80s in Richmond California.
We all dressed up like we were still living in the 40s 50s 60's 70's