This was my local Pub, The Dog on the Hagley Road, Bearwood ,Smethwick.It was always packed in the 80's. great times.I met Phil Lynott there doing this show.Yes He was a star and a nice guy.
@@79BlackRose I was pretty low down in the food chain on the local stage crew, so didn’t have that much to do with the guys in the band. It was a big rig though! I crewed for Grand Slam years later at Worthing Assembly Halls and Lynott was crashed out on the stage afterwards as we finished taking the gear out. He looked towards me with a wasted, out of it look that I will never forget, there was real pain in his face. Next thing I knew, he was gone for good. Truly haunting.
@@Ukmongoose3 Oh man! I saw Grand Slam at the Eastbourne Winter Gardens. When the crowd were clamouring for something from Thin Lizzy, Phil said: "Thin Lizzy? Yeah, I went to all their concerts!" ;) Lmao. The last time I saw him was September 1985 and he was a special guest on Gary Moore's Run for Cover show at the Hammersmith Odeon. Three months later he was taken ill. When he died, I was gutted.
@petebest22 It's spelt *doesn't, not "don't." This is very basic grammar. And here you are waxing lyrical on the wonders of the working class... Give me strength.
@@petebest22 1. I am not trolling. And if I was, then that makes you a right gullible mug. 2. It's spelt *you're, not "your." 3. I can comment on this video how I please. Don't like it? Then ignore me. 4. Read a book or two.
i agree 100% great rock n rollers have long since gone, musics been crap for the lst 30 years wheres the new chuck berry or john lennon they will never be replaced
There's 4 guys who have been something in my life...drinking with Chas and Dave in the pub, Phil Lynot had the villa next door in Pedregeur ,Spain, and I was driving a horsebox for my cousin, stopped at the lights in Derbyshire, looking through Roy Wood's cobweb strewn windows...C.T...still to meet you :)
@Gary Twitchett So they didn't largely grow up with phones, but we did adapt to use them unlike walking stereotypes like yourself. This sort of music is still everywhere, you just need to make an effort.
@@dale7226 Great point, but I contend the "defined" generation period. Think about it, boomers 1946-1963. That's 18 years. According to Google, Generation X is 1964- 1979. 16 lousy years. Of course, millennials are 1980-1999. 20 freaking years!!! I was born March 1981, and I feel like more of a Gen X member. I would think millenials would mean (turns 18 in the year 2000 or later, but also born before 2000. That would rule out 1980 and 1981 and push those back to Gen X. Then all 3 generations would be an 18 year period.
Rock AND (very important ingredient) Roll(gotta swing) in it's most fully flowered form. These guys are havin a blast and it shows in the music. God I miss Phil. Can you imagine him today
Chas and Dave seem a right good laugh - so sad Chas has gone, he really was a national treasure. He was also the best Jerry Lee Lewis impersonator I've yet to hear among his many other talents.
Yeah, I was there, I remember stoned hippies dancing to the 50's rock'n'roll that they played. Like you say, you can't buy memories like that. RIP Philip Lynott too
This was in The Dog pub, on the Hagley Road, Bearwood. I used to go to college, at the time, with one of the fellows up the bar. I started to go in there about then. Around 1983. Wish I'd gone in there that night.
Amazing project. Always wanted to hear more. I sure do miss Phil Lynott. As much as the Hall of Fame sucks, I'd like to.see Lizzy get their due this year
I saw Roy Wood at The Brook in Southampton some years ago, played with an all-female band, and it was a brilliant show. I also saw Chas Hodges at Colne blues festival, doing his rock & roll set (with a few Chas & Dave numbers, of course) . He spoke at some length about being on teh road with Jerry Lee Lewis, of whom he spoke very highly, and then proceeded to play none of Jerry's songs at all, which I found highly amusing!
Pauline Minors same here man, knowing how he suffered in his life makes me feel good every time I see him smiling and laughing! He was a mellow and easy going big Bear !
Great clip but not from O.T.T. It's from Saturday Stayback, a sort of sequel that was taped in pubs around Birmingham and lasted for 6 episodes. As someone points out this was in The Dog in Bearwood which is still there.
They just can, t. ,,, 😥😥😥Nowadays ,,do it, !,, sing it , play! it like those days, what a grand fabulous lost session with those stars , still tingling brightlly in the night sky forever👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great vocals by Chas. 3:14 great piano playing but his hands never move, happens a couple of times. Best though is at 4:35 one of the piano keys falls to the floor. R.I.P. Chas and Phil.
This was my local Pub, The Dog on the Hagley Road, Bearwood ,Smethwick.It was always packed in the 80's. great times.I met Phil Lynott there doing this show.Yes He was a star and a nice guy.
@G H Not at the moment, i DON'T THINK, mind you it's been a few years since I was last there.
This just doesn't last long enough.
Proper music. Love it!
Great to see Phil Lynott having fun in the year I saw him and the mighty Thin Lizzy at Brighton on their Farewell Tour. :) Rest in Peace brother.
I was at that show too saw them 5 times the Dome the conference centre and at the Hammersmith in London
I stage crewed the conference centre gig 🎵
@@Ukmongoose3 What a great experience for you man. I was 18 and they blew me away. It is still my favourite gig! What were the band like to work with?
@@79BlackRose I was pretty low down in the food chain on the local stage crew, so didn’t have that much to do with the guys in the band. It was a big rig though! I crewed for Grand Slam years later at Worthing Assembly Halls and Lynott was crashed out on the stage afterwards as we finished taking the gear out. He looked towards me with a wasted, out of it look that I will never forget, there was real pain in his face. Next thing I knew, he was gone for good. Truly haunting.
@@Ukmongoose3 Oh man! I saw Grand Slam at the Eastbourne Winter Gardens. When the crowd were clamouring for something from Thin Lizzy, Phil said: "Thin Lizzy? Yeah, I went to all their concerts!" ;) Lmao. The last time I saw him was September 1985 and he was a special guest on Gary Moore's Run for Cover show at the Hammersmith Odeon. Three months later he was taken ill. When he died, I was gutted.
Wow.
Now that's what I call a supergroup. 💜
Just what I was thinking!
Not 'alf.
Phil looks like he’s really enjoying himself. A real gem, gone too young.
For sure.
Imagine walking into your local Pub and seeing Phil Lynott , so blessed to have seen this performance as sadly 3 years later he would pass away.
And Roy Wood, come to that.
@@taxus750 👍
@@taxus750 Roys Still alive 😂👍
Can't get enough of Phil Lynnot .never knew this video existed..great stuff
Same as that.But that's my late-ex next door neighbour,Iver Heath, Micky Burt on the intro.What a character he was.
@@kevindouglas8652 which one was he?
It dont get much better than this, great working class bands playing together 😊
@petebest22
It's spelt *doesn't, not "don't." This is very basic grammar. And here you are waxing lyrical on the wonders of the working class...
Give me strength.
@@hyena131 just enjoy the great band's and stop moaning about grammar 😉
@@petebest22
*bands, not "band's."
Just give the 21st century a go and read a book.
@@hyena131 if your here just troll people please do it somewhere else, otherwise just comment on the bands like everyone else 😋
@@petebest22
1. I am not trolling. And if I was, then that makes you a right gullible mug.
2. It's spelt *you're, not "your."
3. I can comment on this video how I please. Don't like it? Then ignore me.
4. Read a book or two.
Great seeing Bev Bevan on drums with Roy Wood, original Move members pre ELO and Wizzard, two legends along side others, brilliant stuff..
Pam Ware yep, quintessentially brilliant duo alone!
@@billmagowan1492 your not wrong there...
Phil Lynott 🙏🎼
Did not recognize that was Bev Bevan of ELO on the drums!
@@paulbuxton1326 Phil was quite the man. What a great smile, he had me LMAO! RIP Phil
Roy Wood and Phil Lynott on the same stage - Rockin'!
Phil Lynott is cracking me up with his great big smile. Rest in Peace Phil.
and that cheeky wink
@ 04:04
One of the best musicians all over the world.
Roy Wood is a legend.
Fekn love him xxx
Brilliant! Don’t remember seeing that in the day but great fun viewing now. God rest Phil Lynott. Wish you’d had longer to keep creating for us.
Oh Phil, you are so missed. Truly genius. Great to see you having so much fun here!
god I wish phil was still around
That’s put a big smile on my face.... so much talent and a taste of a bygone era
i agree 100% great rock n rollers have long since gone, musics been crap for the lst 30 years wheres the new chuck berry or john lennon they will never be replaced
This is pure rock n roll. R.I,P Phil and Chas you left us with some real music.
Roy Wood is still going and putting on great shows :)
That was fekn fabulous from start to finish!! Whoever posted this, thankyou for sharing it xx🥂🥂😘🥂
That's what you call entertainment, SUPERB.
Finding this video has made living through 2020 less of a trauma!
I could watch a ten hour set of these legends.
Bloomin' legendary session, with Bev Bevan on drums of course!!!!!!
Damned shame his name was omitted from the title.
RIP Chas and Phil
Yeah
And Mick Burt (their drummer)
There's 4 guys who have been something in my life...drinking with Chas and Dave in the pub, Phil Lynot had the villa next door in Pedregeur ,Spain, and I was driving a horsebox for my cousin, stopped at the lights in Derbyshire, looking through Roy Wood's cobweb strewn windows...C.T...still to meet you :)
Now THAT’S what I call a Pub Band! Oh how I wish I had been there!!,
The supergroup of supergroups ....sadly artists die but there music lives on .
Philo walked into our shop many moons ago and he brings more legends into the great music screen Chas and Dave and wizard🙂the spirit lives on
Just imagine how busy pubs would be these days if they had a band like this playing on a saturday night, eh?
Give it few more years this'll come back as a "new" thing
@Gary Twitchett Yeah man the hyperconnectivity of people and the fact this can be viewed and shared on a phone at the pub are bad things. Jesus wept.
Gary Twitchett You do realise millennials are 40 this year, right? You clown.
@Gary Twitchett So they didn't largely grow up with phones, but we did adapt to use them unlike walking stereotypes like yourself. This sort of music is still everywhere, you just need to make an effort.
@@dale7226 Great point, but I contend the "defined" generation period. Think about it, boomers 1946-1963. That's 18 years. According to Google, Generation X is 1964- 1979. 16 lousy years. Of course, millennials are 1980-1999. 20 freaking years!!! I was born March 1981, and I feel like more of a Gen X member. I would think millenials would mean (turns 18 in the year 2000 or later, but also born before 2000. That would rule out 1980 and 1981 and push those back to Gen X. Then all 3 generations would be an 18 year period.
That would never happen in the USA, they take themselves too seriously. What a lot of talent in such a small space....wonderful.
Fantastic we haven't got many greats left
RIP
Phil Lynott & Chas Hodges.
I remember going out on a Friday night and coming in I would always watch OTT. It was like FFI FRIDAY but 15 years earlier
Superb days.
Wow not seen this before. Brilliant.
Great music played by great artists I would loved 2 had been there seen Roy a few times still sounds great 😎bob green
I forgot to breathe while watching this.
Amazing stuff.
An actual Supergroup. And Chris Tarrant had the pull to make it happen.
What a line up! That was golden.
Rock AND (very important ingredient) Roll(gotta swing) in it's most fully flowered form. These guys are havin a blast and it shows in the music. God I miss Phil. Can you imagine him today
Chas and Dave seem a right good laugh - so sad Chas has gone, he really was a national treasure. He was also the best Jerry Lee Lewis impersonator I've yet to hear among his many other talents.
I haven't heard anything from him for many years but check out Jason D Williams for a great Jerry Lee style😊
He was actually a member of Jerry Lee's touring band in his earlier career.
He toured with jerry lee back in the day
Saw Chas & Dave supporting Led Zep at Knebworth in 79. Can’t buy memories like that. Rip Chas Hodges.
Yeah, I was there, I remember stoned hippies dancing to the 50's rock'n'roll that they played. Like you say, you can't buy memories like that. RIP Philip Lynott too
How fantastic, different times.
First time the term supergroup is an understatement.
Just good to see them having fun.
One word for this Stupendous great Gig ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
For god's sake this is ........ I'm speechless
Great clip, many thanks for posting :)
This was in The Dog pub, on the Hagley Road, Bearwood. I used to go to college, at the time, with one of the fellows up the bar. I started to go in there about then. Around 1983. Wish I'd gone in there that night.
Never knew that , I used to go in there about the same time as this.
Now that’s what I call a supergroup
Absolutely magnificent, never seen this before.... Seen Roy and wizard back in 1973 in EDINBURGH.. SUPERB..
Phill god rest his soul what a rock legend
04:04
Some talent there . R.I.P Chas and Phil .
Priceless!
Brilliant don't see talent in pubs like that anymore
Bit late commenting, but bloody awesome, legends one and all.
Amazing project. Always wanted to hear more.
I sure do miss Phil Lynott. As much as the Hall of Fame sucks, I'd like to.see Lizzy get their due this year
They just added Dolly Pardon? Thin Lizzy should have been inducted years ago.
So - an Englishman, an Irishman and a Scotsman walk into a bar..... Brilliant!!
Great performance and post! Thanks
Now that’s what you call a Supergroup
Just another night down the pub
I saw Roy Wood at The Brook in Southampton some years ago, played with an all-female band, and it was a brilliant show. I also saw Chas Hodges at Colne blues festival, doing his rock & roll set (with a few Chas & Dave numbers, of course) . He spoke at some length about being on teh road with Jerry Lee Lewis, of whom he spoke very highly, and then proceeded to play none of Jerry's songs at all, which I found highly amusing!
Roy gets to knocking. Best version in a few seconds. These guys are badass
Never knew this existed big fan of Roy Wood etc
Love Phil cracking up in the background 😂
Pauline Minors same here man, knowing how he suffered in his life makes me feel good every time I see him smiling and laughing! He was a mellow and easy going big Bear !
Great clip but not from O.T.T. It's from Saturday Stayback, a sort of sequel that was taped in pubs around Birmingham and lasted for 6 episodes. As someone points out this was in The Dog in Bearwood which is still there.
BIG JAM..Fantastic
I was there!
Best pub gig ever!
Superb. Pity it can't happen again!
Frigging excellent
Nice medley of songs phil singing johnny b goode was awesome just wish there was a full version of that.
A first prize for anyone that knows who the guy complaining in his Jim Jays was.Met Roy Wood in Walsall and he had a great sense of humour.
Bev, Roy, Phil and Chas and Dave...what else could you ask.
really cool seeing Phil singing this tune.
Bev Bevan on the drums...
John Coghlan was the original.
@@unmea69l8er he lives near me.
I thought he'd moved and joined the fire brigade.
Anyone know why he's no longer with ELO?...
@@waltertacey3639 they ermm "fell out"
R.I.P Chas Hodges ....
FANTASTIC
Tony Slattery rockin away in the background 🤘🏼
Ha ha! Of all the sketches/ references about 'Y-fronts', this is the best -- HA HA! Oh yeah, Roy & Bev are in it too! [:-)]
Thin Lizzy played Keep-a-Knocking live at a few gigs around this time!
OTT the show that was billed as Tiswas for grown ups. Both shows broke all the rules and in all the right places.
What a night out 👊
Brilliant, fucking awesome....
Wtf,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Absouloutly fantastic 😀
now that's a super group
These gyus (if still alive) forming a sort of Traveling Wilbury`s...
They just can, t. ,,, 😥😥😥Nowadays ,,do it, !,, sing it , play! it like those days, what a grand fabulous lost session with those stars , still tingling brightlly in the night sky forever👍👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing guys from far beyond where limits die....stay standin 4eV 🫂🙏💝
Great comedy and music.
Awesome
I love it!
I thought they were actually playing live til I saw Chas playing nothing like! great medley.
Bless you Phil
That's a Super Group!!!!
Roy Woods get up looked rather smart, for back in the day 🎼🎼🎼
Philo having a good laugh
Captured by posterity for ever, - great.
the greatest pub band ever.
@Trixie K I don't think you understand my meaning 🤔
Check out Eric Clapton playing Goodnight Irene with Chas and Dave on their Christmas special. You'll think you're on something.
Great vocals by Chas. 3:14 great piano playing but his hands never move, happens a couple of times. Best though is at 4:35 one of the piano keys falls to the floor. R.I.P. Chas and Phil.
Gwladys It’s not a key it’s just the ivory on top of the key that fell off. You can see it’s missing on shots after that.
Fantastic!!
Incredible.
Some serious music talent here 👯🍺
Good old Mick Burt.. What a nice fella.