I saw Long John in Hollywood at the Whiskey. Totally amazing. He died July 22nd, same day as my friend David Corona. I lived in England, and on the plane home back to California. This was the song in my head. I adored Long John. May he rest in peace.........he was beautiful.
Thank you so very, very much for posting this hautingly fabulous song! Have been looking for it a long, long time. Mr. Baldry was one of the BEST...bless him.
I worked in the downstairs bar at the Cooks Ferry in Edmonton north London around 1966/7 Long John Baldry was singing with a traditional jazz band at that time So was lucky enough to enjoy his gigs there.I met him again in the late 1970s in Vancouver.
I love this song, I saw John and Kathi perform in the 80's.. no I cant remember exactly when. I think of some of the people I have lost when I listen to this classic, Kathi and John are gone too, I imagine they are all together, playing and singing rock n roll
It is indeed, I'm hooked on this song since I've converted this for upload. Big hearted type also thisLong John which suits me very well, with an unforgettable voice. Enjoy the file(s) and all the best, Aart.
Peter McAuliffe : He met some of these guys in subway corridors and likewise and picked them up and played with. For some of them the start of a new career and a rescue for life.
Wow --- So fortunate John decided to settle in Vancouver all those years ago - got to see him and Kathi locally fairly often . A true LEGEND> His bands featured a who's who of western Canadian musicians.
You're welcome, my pleasure, very nice footage if you watch the whole concert. Great times for them all I guess. Enjoy my other files of this concert and kind regards, Aart
Early 1972, Opening for Fleetwood Mac & Savoy Brown at the Paramount, in Springfield, Mass (where I'd seen "The Shaggy Dog," 13 years before) An altogether excellent show!
I loved his "Baldry's Out" album. So great to see Kathi here. She should have been a huge star in her own right. What a voice. I never knew Long John was a gay man until I read about his passing. Evidently, he lived out and proud before many others did. I guess at 6' 7" ya just didn't take sh!t from anyone.
Only knew lovin fellin from LBJ ( one of my all time favourites) But this song really swings and grooves in a warm sultry rocking way. Love it! So glad I stumbled across this GEM! Thanks LJB Long may your music rock!
The best version of this song ever. I'm sorry that I have to ask; who wrote it. the first time I heard was 10 years ago on Genya Ravans "bird on the wire Album" on vinyl. The on a Rod Stewart album ...well...no...on radio. I still don't know who wrote it
I'm looking at the songwriting credits on Baldry's album "It Ain't Easy" and it credits Lane/Stewart/Wood with the song. I found your video after watching a Faces' video of the same song.I don't know if you ever had the chance to listen to the album, but it's a classic. The cd re-release has a bunch of bonus tracks, that were not on the original vinyl.
This is a fantastic rendition of the tune. I'm thinking that Rod Stewart with Faces recorded this. Could be wrong. I like the version in this video better. Edit: Just checked, and this is off of Baldry's "It ain't easy" album. Don't know if Faces version came after.
@@Wasted_Talent007 I’ve only heard there about another version from the Faces by the comments though never heard it. As being completely hooked to how this worked out do I have serious doubts there might be a better.
It was Long John who invited Rod Steward to play with his band years ago. Rod was actually playing as a street musician in the subway areas, far of being a professional musician. I'm therefore not sure if this is from the faces....
A Great and in my estimation..the greatest white blues preformer that influenced many great preformers...in the case of Reginald Dwight...he chose his knew last name of Elton John...from his close friend ...Long "JOHN" BALDRY......
In the right upper corner you see WDR. That stands for West Deutsche Rundfunk. Germany. They had a program called Rockpalast, Rockpalace , They broadcoasted it live without adds or anything. It started in 1974 so its after that. Late 70 ths or early 80 ths i think .
Great piano player, but I wonder why he let go the guy he had on "DON'T TRY TO LAY NO BOOGIE WOOGIE ON THE KING OF ROCK AND ROLL" a dude named Reginald Dwight? /s
Why do many artist play their songs so much faster when playing live? This is much too fast IMO. I think it ruins the effect of the original when they do this.
Fantastic!!! What a talent John was
Just discovered him. He was great.
Good R&B requires the right feeling. He nails it squarely. RIP!
just cant get enough of this live version... magical....
Saw him in 1969 or 70 at The Paramount Theater in Springfield Massachusetts I’ll never forget Fantastic Performance
Thanks for posting this gem. RIP Long John!!! Gone but not forgotten.
I saw Long John in Hollywood at the Whiskey. Totally amazing. He died July 22nd, same day as my friend David Corona. I lived in England, and on the plane home back to California. This was the song in my head. I adored Long John. May he rest in peace.........he was beautiful.
John, Eric and Kathy RIP
He has never been recognized by enough of the world for his truly amazing talent!
It is more important that he was acknowledged by his contemporary artists for his talent.
One of my favorites of all time!
Fan-Tastic !!! Solid band behind LJ. Great song.
his music takes me back to a lonely place in my life, his music was like an old friend along with traffic,and others.
Toller Autritt ....seine Stimme fantastisch unverkennbar gut ...der grösste ...😂❤
Thank you so very, very much for posting this hautingly fabulous song! Have been looking for it a long, long time. Mr. Baldry was one of the BEST...bless him.
Unbelievably talented. So bloody good!
Authentisch, liebenswert ein Könner....
I worked in the downstairs bar at the Cooks Ferry in Edmonton north London around 1966/7 Long John Baldry was singing with a traditional jazz band at that time So was lucky enough to enjoy his gigs there.I met him again in the late 1970s in Vancouver.
I love Big John's music... I just can't find my way home ♫
I love this song, I saw John and Kathi perform in the 80's.. no I cant remember exactly when. I think of some of the people I have lost when I listen to this classic, Kathi and John are gone too, I imagine they are all together, playing and singing rock n roll
Never heard this song until now. Very good, I'll be listening again.
the guitar player laid it all out there
I have only heard this great song on the radio once(1971)...I wonder why...
I heard it on SiriusXMs Deep Tracks this past Sunday
@@scottmeeks662 Wonderful to hear this. I saw LJB perform this many many times in Vancouver.
I really enjoy this song! She has a beautiful voice.
@greg wigren Check out Leon Russell's Homewood Sessions video if you want to see Kathi in her prime alongside Claudia Lennear.
@French blue8 She also did background vocals on Exile on Main Street, Rolling Stones. Check out her version of I'd rather Go Blind with this band.
It is indeed, I'm hooked on this song since I've converted this for upload. Big hearted type also thisLong John which suits me very well, with an unforgettable voice. Enjoy the file(s) and all the best, Aart.
Long John was the person Elton John credited with the person who was responsible for his song " Someone Saved my Life Tonight "
Peter McAuliffe : He met some of these guys in subway corridors and likewise and picked them up and played with. For some of them the start of a new career and a rescue for life.
Elton also chose his last name in tribute to Baldry (his first name).
That is my all time favorite Elton John song!!!
Saw him once in the US, one of the best shows I ever saw.
Very nice, soft blues melody. Thank you Long John Barry for leaving this topic for posterity.
Rest in peace, LJB.
What a voice.
What a voice!
R.I.P. Long John..........
Wow this transports me back to when I was 12 years old
Wow --- So fortunate John decided to settle in Vancouver all those years ago - got to see him and Kathi locally fairly often . A true LEGEND> His bands featured a who's who of western Canadian musicians.
Same here. I think I saw them at least ten times. ❤️
Yowzer He be the man long john baldry for ever.
My freind Tom Knowles is playing bass on this! Awesome vid, Congrats from Calgary Alberta.
With your Buttons and Bows !!!!!
You're welcome, my pleasure, very nice footage if you watch the whole concert. Great times for them all I guess. Enjoy my other files of this concert and kind regards, Aart
Early 1972, Opening for Fleetwood Mac & Savoy Brown at the Paramount, in Springfield, Mass (where I'd seen "The Shaggy Dog," 13 years before)
An altogether excellent show!
What a great artist,havent heard this in a while.I first got It Ain"t Easy as an LP ages ago,it's still as great as can be!
Amazing guitar solo and band performance! Thank you so much for sharing! LJB rest in peace your music will live on forever!
Blessings this night.
I loved his "Baldry's Out" album. So great to see Kathi here. She should have been a huge star in her own right. What a voice. I never knew Long John was a gay man until I read about his passing. Evidently, he lived out and proud before many others did. I guess at 6' 7" ya just didn't take sh!t from anyone.
His version of [Bonnie Dobson's "Will You Walk With Me,"] MORNING DEW is best cover of any other (in my opinion) because of LJB's voice!
Ironically Rod Stewart used to sing back up for Long John. Nice version of the old Faces song.
Only knew lovin fellin from LBJ ( one of my all time favourites)
But this song really swings and grooves in a warm sultry rocking way. Love it!
So glad I stumbled across this GEM!
Thanks LJB
Long may your music rock!
I actually had a few words with Kathi MacDonald when I saw Long John play in Oakville in 1978.
Viva a musica!! Thank's for this video
фантастика!!!...
Exelente, saludos desde Argentina
wow legend music
wow, simply wow
The best version of this song ever. I'm sorry that I have to ask; who wrote it. the first time I heard was 10 years ago on Genya Ravans "bird on the wire Album" on vinyl. The on a Rod Stewart album ...well...no...on radio. I still don't know who wrote it
Rod Stewart/Ronnie Wood from FACES wrote it,quite sure
I'm looking at the songwriting credits on Baldry's album "It Ain't Easy" and it credits Lane/Stewart/Wood with the song. I found your video after watching a Faces' video of the same song.I don't know if you ever had the chance to listen to the album, but it's a classic. The cd re-release has a bunch of bonus tracks, that were not on the original vinyl.
Ronnie Wood says this is the best song he ever wrote(that he can remember)!!
The Faces' original is on the Best Of The Faces, which my brother had.
Elton John took his name from Elton Dean, the sax player for LJB at that time, and Long John.
Reggie's playing on Don't lay no boogie woogie is one of his best recorded pieces ever!
Ian Armitt played piano on "Don't try to lay no boogie woogie on the king of Rock and Roll".
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That Ivory Tickler is My T fine!
Eric Webster R.I.P,
just goes to show "it ain't easy", but its pleasin'
Am 13.10.2000 habe ich diesen Song in Leipzig im " Anker " in einer ( für mich ) noch stärkeren Version gehört......yeah...
This is a fantastic rendition of the tune. I'm thinking that Rod Stewart with Faces recorded this. Could be wrong. I like the version in this video better.
Edit: Just checked, and this is off of Baldry's "It ain't easy" album. Don't know if Faces version came after.
@@Wasted_Talent007 I’ve only heard there about another version from the Faces by the comments though never heard it. As being completely hooked to how this worked out do I have serious doubts there might be a better.
@@Geepereet Edited my comment to be less confusing. Thanks for enlightening me.
Hey Geepereet
Thanks for "Flying"!!
Would you please post "Dont Try to Lay No Boogie Woogie On the King of Rock'n'Roll" from this same concert?!
I would have done if I had it but that’s not the case. Sorry
A legend indeed
nothing better
After Genya Ravan, this is primo!
It was Long John who invited Rod Steward to play with his band years ago. Rod was actually playing as a street musician in the subway areas, far of being a professional musician. I'm therefore not sure if this is from the faces....
Geepereet the steam packet
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John winter
who's in the band? that bus driver on piano looks longer than john , great intro, and good work from everybody this great tune
Eric Webster (RIP) P, Al Webster D, John Lee Sanders S, Butch Coulter H, Tom Knowles B.
@@Geepereet thanx GP assume the websters are bros? Canadians? What
else did eric play on?
Even though this is a Faces' song, I've always liked his version best.
A Great and in my estimation..the greatest white blues preformer that influenced many great preformers...in the case of Reginald Dwight...he chose his knew last name of Elton John...from his close friend ...Long "JOHN" BALDRY......
thank you for posting this...but who is the beautiful lady singing with him?? gorgeous and what a voice...
Kathi mcdonald
@@Geepereet were they a couple? Or just band members? She's beautiful...
@@lwc2009 can imagine youre asking cause it kind of looks like this but I’ve no info about such but they sure had fun with eachother.
@@Geepereet thank you...
fucking fantastic!
the band is great anyone know who the piano player is?
1972 Uriah Heep/ Jerry LaCroix and White Trash tour!
@jerichomyles Does your friend know who the piano player is?
Isn't that the same lady who sings with Roy Wood?
The WEBSTER twins!
RIP Eric😪
I see some Joe Cocker, Lemmy Kilmister, and Ian Anderson coming from his music.
Who is that piano player in the front of the camera when the song starts? Ian Armitt??
Who is that pianoplayer in front when the song starts??
The piano player looks like Jason Mewes... :-D
I think his name is Eric Webster.
@@billtoth1929 Correct. Unfortunately also now gone. His brother Al is on drums.
Great stuff! Any idea when this was recorded?
In the right upper corner you see WDR. That stands for West Deutsche Rundfunk. Germany. They had a program called Rockpalast, Rockpalace , They broadcoasted it live without adds or anything. It started in 1974 so its after that. Late 70 ths or early 80 ths i think .
Ian Armitt??
Great piano player, but I wonder why he let go the guy he had on "DON'T TRY TO LAY NO BOOGIE WOOGIE ON THE KING OF ROCK AND ROLL" a dude named Reginald Dwight? /s
LOL , Reggie changed his name to Elton John
Sorry, can't help you with that but I'm sure it's worth to attend on such collectors items
who is lead guitar???? papa John. who is that??? anybody?????? ^^^^???
"Papa" John King.
Saxophone. Look for the Genya Ravon version
genya ravan versions also superb. ten wheel drive
Pingas
I'll have to give myself a prrrrromotion!
Why do many artist play their songs so much faster when playing live?
This is much too fast IMO.
I think it ruins the effect of the original when they do this.
this is a hell of a song