Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs - Be Bop A Lula (Myer Music Bowl) 1973
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs performing "Be Bop A Lula" live at Myer Music Bowl 1973. Thorpy certainly amped up this 50s Gene Vincent classic into a hard rockin blues jam, excellent work!!!
Bloody legend … love love 🎶🎶💙💙
It's now 2022 and I'm now 64, but Aztec Energy still rocks my soul.
Billy Thorpe simply the best rocker Australia has produced' R.I,P VALE
This takes me back to the old days at "The Whitehorse". Great times, great music, great bloke.
Real music doesn't get any better than this !!!!!!! RIP Billy.
Billy Thorpe did The best versions of Be bop Lula and C.C.Rider hands down , Billy rocked man , hard to match a phenomenal guitar player with a loud voice like he had , dearly missed , totally legendary. First time I’ve hear him doing CC Rider it blew my brains so much that I couldn’t stop listening to it for months ....
And Rock me Baby
Love this song, as I do them all Billy. You will never be forgotten !! Love Lynne XX
I love watching Billy Thorpe live, there were none better !
Peter Evans continues: The young cameraman on stage with the Ampex shoulder held camera is "Lucky Phil" Lambert of "Hey Hey it's Saturday" fame. Direction was by Peter Faiman and sound by Colin Steavenson, lighting by myself.
Ahh then was the days the bands were amazing, such talent, the concerts at the bowl were just incredible.
Memories of the bowl.....Ringwood Town Hall etc.......and my Monaro.
R I P Billy Thorpe
A true Aussie legend sadly missed (BUT never forgotten). Steaming the opera house and Billy's two books amongst my favourite prized possessions.
What a night that was. Couldnt see the bands I was so far back. Remember the La De Das came on and played All along the watchtower, and it sounded like hendrix was on stage
Glad to see that other people from that show and era are still breathing. Went to a few concerts at The Bowl and Thorpie was always the stand-out act. Sadly, he's gone but his voice and music remain.
He killed them with this.So much soul and energy.He was rocking it in the early 70's in Melbourne.Thanks for the upload
My absolute favourite of all time RIP Billy👍🎸
I was there !!!!
The good old days Aussie rock👌😍😍😍🇦🇺
Brilliant, love Billy Thorpe.
I was actually at this show brings back some great memories.
I saw him a couple of times at Sunbury. Sensational. Will never forget how resurrected J O'K's music life, by doing one of his songs.Johnny was at Sunbury the following year. A highlight of my life.
Summer time in Melbourne.... days gone by. Sunbury festivals, Moomba concerts ,the Sydney myer music bowl, 3xy er 3ak("where no wrinkles fly") the local pub , first time I saw Billy ,god dam he was loud and the last time I saw him ,even louder. loved this guy, Rest Peacefully Billy
Always rockin' Thorpie
The BEST Rock and Roller Australia has ever produced! HE HATED PLAYING THIS SONG! Was fortunate enough to have bounced at a few of his Gigs and got to know him pretty well! Really top guy and Sorely missed, Boy he loved a beer!
Wayne Osmand best in the world
Wayne Osmand He hated singing "Somewhere over the rainbow more!" I was a bouncer at some of his gigs so got to know him a little, we were both car nuts! shit he could drink tho!
Your not wrong bro
Wish you were still here, miss you Billy !!! XXXX
Got to be one of the best of Billy's gigs
And how good was Thorpie!
I was born in the 60’s but remember Sunbury on black and white TV and Thorpey had me transfixed to the tube.
Billy Thorpe sang R&R from about 12 years old to around 55 year old; then died of a heart attack. He was the greatest.
Ahh....Those memories of Aztecs and chain at the Bowl.......
FREAKIN AWE SOME!
As usual only the best RIP Billy
now this is music
The Master at work... Brilliant
He could also deliver Over the Rainbow with heart and soul.
Brilliant.
I was there, when the fence was pushed over !
Man! what a legend!
No I wasnt at Sunbury but I certainly was at this - 7 rows from the front mid right of the stage
Classic Thorpie...
Aztecs were so loud back then. Killed the fish at Bondi Life Saving Club? I remember as a 14yo guitarist watching Leo De Castro and Friends up close at the local dance and was mesmerised by the big Strauss amp and Cry Baby wah wah. "Santa" bought me a Cry Baby that Christmas. Still can't imagine my Dad shopping for it haha. Life was so easy then, great times.
6557andrewg , that’s true! The glass smashed from the vibration!
Thank you so much for uploading this classic , blew my mind
a true legend
Missing you the best
Thorpie has the Peter Green pickup mod on his Les Paul done, by the looks of the turned around neck pickup. Way before that little secret of Green's became widely known.
Thank you i have this album,never seen the vid its gold
rock'n'roll forever
Memories of those shows at the Bpwl.....
NOT at Myer Music Bowl - watch searchlight on the hill behind the stage 0:15" to 0:19" and the Sunbury '73 banner above the stage lit up in a flash of light 0:26"-0:27" seconds in. This clip is from the Sunbury Festival (Australia Day weekend) 1973.
Voice of a god!!!
Blimey!
According to Peter Evans who did the lighting for this show: Not the Music Bowl, it's Sunbury 1973 from GTV9's coverage of that year (look at the opening shots, and note the Optronics amplifiers in the backline). This was not included in the one hour special which was compiled later on and the master tapes recorded over, so I'm wondering where the footage came from.
@twoducks
amazing album.
just amazing, easily stands up to the greatest live albums like the Allman Brothers at the Filmore and MC5 Kick out the James.
This isn'tt the Myer Music Bowl. That was a free Easter daytime concert, I was there.
I think this may be at Sunbury Jan. 1973
Yeah! That's Sunbury, still the best though!!!!
Surely this is the 1972 concert...
Oh no my earphones are crackling... bastard!
This is from Sunbury, not the bowl
Read his "Sex and Thugs and Rock 'n' Roll" its a quite well written and a good read... quite a sensitive guy...
Sunbury...??..🤔
Isn't wonderful?
this looks like sunbury.
Farewell - it's a military word