Habe seit 1975 sicherlich mehr als 50 Konzerte gesehen , aber mit Ricks Tod 2016 war das Ding eigentlich durch. Habe uns überwunden und werden im Dezember mal wieder reinschauen.😀
My favorite band till today! I grew up with Status Quo, listened to everything they made, and now at the age of 66, when the radio in my car plays Parfitt&Rossi, the bang&olufsen sound system comes to its limits!
I used to be a DJ and was at a gig at RAF Marham with them right at the beginning of the 'new' Status Quo' I had a 400 watt bass system and Alan Lancaster asked if he could plug in before the show started. I didn't think he'd let me have it back! They were a really nice bunch of lads.
Before 1976, Quo was one of the world's best hard rocking boogie rock band! From 'Ma Kellys greasy spoon' up until 'Blue for You'. Loved them as a kid. Still do .... the stuff before 1976. What the fuck happened?
Agree. The only other band that could match Status Wuo was Foghat, but sadly they declined at around the same time as Quo. Ans they're both still playing
@@Pellefication OK. I couldn't get into the Charlie Huhn era Foghat, but they had many great moments and still rocked. They also brought back Classic Bassists McGregor and Stevens. BUT Have you seen the current version of Foghat. It is totally embarrassing
@@ColinPottersBar After the success of the Rockin Allover The World cover , I think they realised they could just make money from other cover versions and keep themselves in the limelight , on TOTP , Radio 1 , kids programmes etc etc . They did write a few good tunes after 75/6 but they just be became so commercial and lost their rock / blues roots .
Personally you should have put Richie in Top Right and put a Candle in Rick's place. I know Alan's now gone as well but this was made before he passed away.
I would have to agree Mike . It makes me sad to see how they declined into some sort of novelty covers band , just to make a few quid . But I do remember the ' proper ' Status Quo ' with great appreciation .
@@Mark64W Saw them 3 times in the 1970s and still play their 1970 -1976 stuff. They could’ve been huge but Rossi took them down an overly polished/produced middle of the road band.
@@mikebrown600 True. Piledriver and Hello are the two albums where you can truly inject yourself, even the quieter ballads were great. Quo album was 50/50. On the Level also had some filler material in there although progressing to a new clearer sound. My older brother who introduced me to Quo as a 12 year old turned against them due to the songs all sounding the same, but I hung in there but it was In the Army now which really turned my stomach and convinced me to find another favourite band. Ma Kelly and Dog of Two heads were earlier examples too of Quo on how they should be remembered. It is such a shame that these older bands are ruining their legacy. Just glad I also saw them at their peak when I was a teen. I could have seen the frantic Four reunion in Dublin in 2014 ( released on dvd), but I saw the previous Wembly and Hammersmith concerts on DVD but the state of Alan Lancaster ( although he sang and played well) where he just stood there the whole show kinda destroyed my enthusiasm. I am certain those who went to the Frantic 4 shows will have had a great time, and those who have never seen Francis Rossis Quo before, will also cherish the music. I saw them in the 70s 80s and 90s and have loads of their dvds. They will always have a place in my heart, but I just wish after Live Aid, it could have been thought out better
Due to face story being gone some of the members done since it’s removal don’t have morphs anymore
There's a app called face morph that I use
Rick Parfitt joined 1965 as Francis has said few times in interviews, their Christmas song It's Christmas Time was released in 2015
Status quo ist meine Lieblingsband, bin Jahrgang 1950, super dass man alles über TH-cam hören kann
Ich bin Jahrgang 1953 und als Ossi, war das von Anfang an meine Lieblingsband. 😂
Habe seit 1975 sicherlich mehr als 50 Konzerte gesehen , aber mit Ricks Tod 2016 war das Ding eigentlich durch. Habe uns überwunden und werden im Dezember mal wieder reinschauen.😀
Os anos passam,mas os Status Quo,continuam em grande! Para mim esta é,e será sempre,a minha banda de rock,preferida.
My favorite band till today! I grew up with Status Quo, listened to everything they made, and now at the age of 66, when the radio in my car plays Parfitt&Rossi, the bang&olufsen sound system comes to its limits!
Status Quo and i became old together
I used to be a DJ and was at a gig at RAF Marham with them right at the beginning of the 'new' Status Quo' I had a 400 watt bass system and Alan Lancaster asked if he could plug in before the show started. I didn't think he'd let me have it back! They were a really nice bunch of lads.
R.I.p.Alan
👍🎯🎸 GREAT 🎸🎯👍
STATUS QUO FOREVER
🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Status Quo vor ever.This Guys are the best.R.I.P.Rick
Una scala dalla nostra generazione
💓 Un grande gradino
STATUS QUO 👑
Great vidéo ! Thanks a lot.
Fantastische band genoten van hun concerten in Groningen ( NL)🎸🎸🎸🎸
increíble mi banda favorita 🤘
COOL, QUO HO HO HO HO🤗🎸🍺🎸🍺👌
Toda una vida para apirtar excelencia ¡ Bravo ¡¡¡( estan todos muuuy bien ...)
Really like your series "The Evolution Of...... " Looking forward to some more!
Before 1976, Quo was one of the world's best hard rocking boogie rock band! From 'Ma Kellys greasy spoon' up until 'Blue for You'. Loved them as a kid. Still do .... the stuff before 1976.
What the fuck happened?
Agree. The only other band that could match Status Wuo was Foghat, but sadly they declined at around the same time as Quo. Ans they're both still playing
@@groovedohg No Foghat without Dave Peverett and Rod Price. RIP
RIP Rick Parfitt too btw
@@Pellefication OK. I couldn't get into the Charlie Huhn era Foghat, but they had many great moments and still rocked. They also brought back Classic Bassists McGregor and Stevens. BUT Have you seen the current version of Foghat. It is totally embarrassing
And so it stopped after 1981.
The Frantic Four... Proper Quo
It stopped at 1975/6. Blue For You was the last proper Quo album, forget the rest.
@@ColinPottersBar After the success of the Rockin Allover The World cover , I think they realised they could just make money from other cover versions and keep themselves in the limelight , on TOTP , Radio 1 , kids programmes etc etc . They did write a few good tunes after 75/6 but they just be became so commercial and lost their rock / blues roots .
🎸 R.I.P ♡ RICK 🎸⬛
Andy Bown joined in 1976
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
RiP Rick
Status Quo 🎼🎵🎶🎸🎤come to Nezahualcóyotl 🇲🇽
Minezota
Let's just leave it at 1976, shall we?!
Personally you should have put Richie in Top Right and put a Candle in Rick's place. I know Alan's now gone as well but this was made before he passed away.
In The Army Now!♥️♥️♥️♥️
Habe sue auch schon Life erlebt, einfach klasse
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎼🎵🎩
It's not fair in the 90s photos with Rihino and also showing any older pic of Andy,,,,!? Also more weird there,..
Only 6yrs too late putting Andy Bown in but otherwise all correct.
❤7 aprile Roma ❤
Did you delete face story? If you didn’t you can still use it.
I did because of no space so I can’t use face story anymore
Oh. I still have it and it still works
Once the world said goodbye to Rick Quo became the Francis Rossi solo project.
This is way inaccurate
Completely forgettable tunes after 1981.
I would have to agree Mike . It makes me sad to see how they declined into some sort of novelty covers band , just to make a few quid . But I do remember the ' proper ' Status Quo ' with great appreciation .
@@Mark64W Saw them 3 times in the 1970s and still play their 1970 -1976 stuff. They could’ve been huge but Rossi took them down an overly polished/produced middle of the road band.
The downhill slide stated after RAOTW
@@groovedohg Agreed. Even Blue for You was dodgy (but still had some classics: all Parfit’s).
@@mikebrown600 True. Piledriver and Hello are the two albums where you can truly inject yourself, even the quieter ballads were great. Quo album was 50/50. On the Level also had some filler material in there although progressing to a new clearer sound. My older brother who introduced me to Quo as a 12 year old turned against them due to the songs all sounding the same, but I hung in there but it was In the Army now which really turned my stomach and convinced me to find another favourite band. Ma Kelly and Dog of Two heads were earlier examples too of Quo on how they should be remembered. It is such a shame that these older bands are ruining their legacy. Just glad I also saw them at their peak when I was a teen. I could have seen the frantic Four reunion in Dublin in 2014 ( released on dvd), but I saw the previous Wembly and Hammersmith concerts on DVD but the state of Alan Lancaster ( although he sang and played well) where he just stood there the whole show kinda destroyed my enthusiasm. I am certain those who went to the Frantic 4 shows will have had a great time, and those who have never seen Francis Rossis Quo before, will also cherish the music. I saw them in the 70s 80s and 90s and have loads of their dvds. They will always have a place in my heart, but I just wish after Live Aid, it could have been thought out better
Da stimmt ja so einiges nicht 🥴
Are they all gone now? The original Quo.
Rick Parfitt and Alan Lancaster have passed away. John Coghlan has just retired due to ill health and Francis Rossi is still peddling Quo around.
When Lancaster was out i stop following the band,it was over. At least for me.