Am now 67. First heard this song in 1973. Mr. Leigh my high school physics teacher was playing it. In 1975 1st year at Uni I bought this live album in cassette form. Played it all through my years at Uni. Great band and brings back great memories of my undergrad days.
Mine first concert I went to them and the Dobie brothers I will never forget it!!! Pay 5 dollar for mine ticket...whish I could go back to the 70s to hear real music!!! I don't listen to the garbage that out there now
“Let’s get into, I don’t know, 20 or 30 minutes of Get Ready”. My Go to, THE Best intro as I hit the highway for driving the 25 minutes to high school (yes 25 minutes) before a Friday night football game.
Classic rock stations puzzle me. They seem to play the same 10 or 20 bands over and over, but don't play stuff like this. To me, this is real classic rock....
ROCK STATIONS IN THE 70s PLAYED THIS SONG...quite often...I always thought the DJ took a break...had dinner...etc. NOW...it's just about what bands they want to keep in the public eye...even the classic rock stations...if the band isn't touring. It's all about out of sight...out of mind. Nobody looks for 'basement tapes' anymore. They just don't care!!!
Screw Corporate Radio! Bring back real DJ's and 70's FM. Beaker Street on the old KAAY AM and then moved to KLAZ FM. Awesome underground progressive rock and roll.
I bought this double album in 1972 when I was in 8th grade. I jammed to all 23 minutes of Get Ready. Hey Big Brother. I Just Want to Celebrate. I basically played it so much I wore it out. OMG, the bass, the sax, the bongos; they just don't play music like this any more. Far Friggin Out. Thanks for Posting.
My parents had this record and at the time it was the only Rare Earth song I knew. Imagine 23 minutes of this!! Wow!! Now that I'm a lot older, I appreciate this way more!!
Yeah brother, so did I, same age, same appreciation. I dove into it like I did Yessongs album and Frampton Comes Alive. One of the best live recordings of the time.
san Francisco 1970, I was playing the long version of rare earth and smoking some panama red. wow! what a different world back then. then went in the marines july 1971. and its now 2013 and iam still going strong.
con mi madre escuchaba este temazo; que también le gustaba por allá 1972 , en el tocadiscos modesto en casa, yo de 9 años y en las fiestas de mis hermanos mayores y sus amigos que hacían en casa en construcción , fabulosos años que se echan de menos , pues hoy en día por mucho hiend que exista , no se asemejan en NADA a la década de 1970 , gracias años 70 por darnos tan buen tono y beat ...
This has to be my favorite all time song and instrumental of all. Peter Rivera on drums and lead vocals what an outstanding voice he has, the late John Parrish on bass, he's one of my top 5 bassists of all time, Gil bridges on saxophone and flute, Eddie Guzman on congas and percussion, his cave man look was oh so cool, the late Mark Olson on keyboards and last but certainly not least Ray Monette on guitars. What an awesome band. Keep on rocking men as we love your music to the hilt!
One of the best partying days was with this band at Edgewater Raceway near Cincinnati. Got to be on stage with them. And in the trailer.Wall to wall Heineken Beer bottles. And fine smoke back too in the summer of 1978
Great video. I have this album. I believe the green circular sticker, that you've edited out, reads "Includes full length version of Get Ready" in a red font.
Absolutely phoenominal the entire band, one of the best drummers and bassists in the business Peter Rivera and John Persh, Mark Olson on keyboards, Ray Monette on lead guitar, Gil Bridges on saxophone and flute and last but not least Eddie Guzman on percussion. They all compliment each other with their indivisual talent. It has to be one of my favorite songs and solo instrumentals of all time.
I'm 65yrs of age now, I saw them live during this tour, I was only 12 or 13 at the time and this was my 1st live concert! These guys were on fire, even back then..best show ever!
OK!It's Father's Day,June 15,2014.I am outside here in Hamilton,Ontario,Canada,listening to this for the umpteenth time.Man,it's still great,still gets my whole body moving to the groove we had "BACK THEN"!It is still 1 of the best live "records" I ever bought,and still have and play on the old turntable!
First heard Rare Earth playing this song in 1974 when I was 17. Mr. Leigh my physics teacher was playing it. Got this album and played it all the time while at Uni. Good memories.
Went to this concert here in Miami in 1971 at the. Miami Marine Stadium..they were recording this double Lp....will never forget...John Persh. And his bass playing talent..and Mark Olson on keyboard...Eddie Guzman was owesome at congas...and of course Pete Rivera on Drums
Ich mit 15 diese Platte das erste mal gehört sie mir dann auch gekauft heute mit 64 höre ich sie immer wieder gerne was für eine fantastische Gruppe 👏👏👏👏👏
I'm 68 now, in 72, my lil brother introduced me to this, played in my 8track..in a lowrider on the freeway, when ever having a bad day would play it,South Side Pomona brothers love this
One of my MOTHER'S favorite albums, live or otherwise. NOT a typo. And just by frequent playings, it became one of my all-time favorites as well. Not that I didn't already love the 'studio' version of this track, but MAN!
One of the greatest live performances of all times... still remember driving my parents crazy turning the music up and me with my ears glued to my speakers to hear the bass better... good memories!
First time heard it as a 9 year old in 1993. A neighbour on my floor, the late Mr Juruca Miskovic from Sarajevo bought this CD. In a time of MTV this was more attractive to me. Also thanks to this song I learned to play drums.
This was my first ever album bought at the age of 12 entirely with my own self-earned cash - mostly from several paper routes! "Get Ready" - one of the best known guitar riffs of all time - luvvittt!! Guaranteed to fill any dance floor or get even the most static party going full bore. Just sent the link to my 14 year old son (yep, I started family late!) - who I rate as a pretty hot bass guitarist - as one of the great examples of rock improvisation of our time. Listening to it now transported me straight back to when I was his age - what a thing to be able to share with our kids. Great reading all your positive posts folks, although those that told of attending live concerts made me green with envy - having grown up during the zenith of apartheid in South Africa, which saw us starved of international artists until the 90's. Vinyl kept our hopes alive and fed our souls. Thanks for the post Mr Snookies - rock on!
@@johnshaw1967 Ain’t that the truth! Rumour has it hospital emergency admissions departments play this and if you don’t move after the 3rd bar you’re pronounced “Dead on Arrival!”
Haven't listened to this is years, man it brought back some fantastic memories. I feel young again. This is music and talent that will never grow old!!!!!
I so wish I could have been at this gig. I have played this physical LP and TH-cam recording so many times I’ve lost count. Probably my all time rock cover! The solo guitar riff stands above almost Jimi, and all his peers. Immortal!
I just had a flashback. parents basement, filtering through the the last of my weed bag, getting all the damn seeds and stock out so we can roll a decent one..... album comes out, gets put on a Dual, technics, or thorens TT with a shure, empire or stanton cartridge.... sansui receiver set to phono, blacklight poster glimmering in the background, dads homemade wine (that he doesnt know about) in a milk jar, and the evening is getting ready to take on a life of its own.... that sums it up for about 10,000,000 of us in the 70's ................
This version is actually an edited version. It was edited down to fit on one side of an LP. On stage it was over 60 minutes. This full album was a double disc with only 8 songs.
von diesem Album habe ich 1972 "Get Ready" und I´m losing You" auf meine tragbares Reporter Tonbandgerät , Magnetofon von Telefunken überspielt. Auf Partys, an Lagerfeuern -- auf rare earth sind alle restlos abgefahren. Ganz tolle , über Generationen hinweg, ewig fantastische musikalische Unterhaltung
So ruddy good and I had this LP in the early 1970's and still listen to it now. A 66 year old drummer and Pete R and the band were just fab. Great double LP.
I'm 40 now. This was the song that introduced me to rock music when I was a little boy. Found my dad's long play hidden in a cabinet and asked my mom to play it on the turntable.
I forgot how great this double album was!! Track listing Side one 1."I Just Want to Celebrate" (Nick Zesses, Dino Fekaris)- 4:40 2."Hey, Big Brother" (Nick Zesses, Dino Fekaris)- 7:26 3."Born to Wander" (Tom Baird)- 4:24 Side two 1."Get Ready" (William "Smokey" Robinson)- 23:33 Side three 1."What'd I Say" (Ray Charles)- 6:31 2."Thoughts" (Gilbert Bridges, Peter Hoorelbeke, Edward Guzman, John Persh, Mark Olson, Raymond Monette)- 10:53 The unedited performance ran close to an hour Side four 1."(I Know) I'm Losing You" (Cornelius Grant, Edward Holland, Jr., Norman Whitfield)- 14:09 2."Nice to Be with You" (Mark Olson, Raymond Monette, Peter Hoorelbeke)- 2:15
Thanks for a stunning performance. I remember seeing you at "Carny Rock" in Kansas City, must've been the spring of '74. Nazareth & Brownsville Station also performed, you guys were the best.
i had the good fortune of seeing them live at University of Utah special events center in 1973. Awesome show, great performance. Also on the venue was the Buddy Miles band.
Como disfrutaba esta larga version de preparate y mi pobre mama al borde de la locura por mi culpa eran otros sanos tiempos que uno gozaba si mi madre estubiera viva y escuchara ese bodrio que llaman reegaton le diera diarrea...saludos desde la Guaira venezuela
Cruising in my 69 Camaro after discharge from the AF listening to Rare Earth on an 8 track , ..... "Get Ready" ... Damn I needed that after serving from 65 to 69 in the AF . Proud to serve my country but , BUT .. Those years wore me out .... Rare Earth , Quick Silver and more ..
I was lucky to be at this concert in 1971 at the miami marine stadium.....will never forget and i also have the double album........thanks to pete Rivera/ gil Bridges/ mark olson/ Eddie gusman and Ray monette.....and of course my favorite bass player of all times......john persh
ok i found these guys in aboyut 1976... i was in highschool, and these guys rocked my world... i mean i couln't get enough of this ablum, i had a math teacher, he would let us bring in music to listen to during study day friday... i would bring this in and everyone always wanted to hear it.... at the day and time... it didn't get any better than this, i only regret never having seen them in concert... i din't get into luive music for another few yrs...
Lovely!! I was 14 yrs when my parents had the ALBUM.. Young folks; there was ALBUMS.. I can remember the PA guy telling the guy to get out the water so he don't "electrocuted or something"!! Lastly, I wish there was some video of the concert. Fyi, they were signed by Motown...
the only white boy group on the motown label. 1971 i bought this album & it still gives me the chills in my spine to hear this live 20 plus minutes. ROCK AND ROLL BABY!!!!!!
This is the BEST version of their Get Ready & its still sounds great as....even today !!!!! I actually love this arrangement, it couldn't have been done any better. It don't touch the original done by the Temptations but it was written for them. But rearranged to this kind sound is just so prefect.
Yes I love it too I rock it almost everyday when we was in the army we used to be headed out to the field without boomboxes and we be playing it loud as hell had a lot of fun a lot of fun listen to that course we was also high as hell too
OUT OF SIGHT! LOL My brother had this album on 8 track and we played it til it spilled it's guts out! He drove a 68 Chevy Impala cruising thru Brackenridge park San Antonio Tx The memories!.
I was 11 (1971) when my dad brought this home and have loved it every since...Yeah i old now but still love music and dad is still alive and listening to The Hawk in the Bay Area. Rock on old man....
I first heard this back in the 70's while doing a radio show on WSYC 610 Shippensburgh State College. They jammed their butts off. Drum solo awesome!!!
this song has it all. Awesome bass solo, drum solo, sax solo, guitar solo with great screaming wah, keyboards - you cannot help but tap your foot and rock out as you remember how you used to crank this song on the first nice day of the year out of the speakers of your oversized stereo system that you placed in the windows so you could listen to it as you sat on the front steps of your college dorm drinking a cold one and watching all the girls go by. Yes, this song grooves.
RIP Gil Evans wirh the band from its inception until his passing 12-8-2021. saxophone, flute, background vocalist and then lead vocalist in recent years. Taking it all in today as i have many days. Peace and love from Randy Black
I bought this album ...in 1973 I was 14 : I become crazy of it , organizing wilde parties Martinique besides the Wild forest , full sound at it s max , dancing all night untill the Sunrise ...tha t s was mythic and purely DIVINE !!!!!!! That s pushed me so deep and strong to train as crazy and beeing selected to Olympic Games 3 times. .. Thank you so much , if you are still alive thannnnnnnnnnnnnnk you so much to thoses INCREDIBLE MUSICIAN and ARTISTS 💗💓💙💖💎💎💎💎💎 Thank you TH-cam again to give us this unique chance to find out " sacred stones of God " 💙💓💗💎💎
esta musica me remonta a mi infancia, recuerdo a mi hermano amis hermanas altamente desodenadas, en fin algo bonito gracias a esta bella musica soy de mexico
03:40 - This LIVE version is the best! Who today could get away with lyrics like "Tweedledee and Tweedledum, look out Baby now here I come"? Only because they were such musically brilliant and confident performers!
Am now 67. First heard this song in 1973. Mr. Leigh my high school physics teacher was playing it. In 1975 1st year at Uni I bought this live album in cassette form. Played it all through my years at Uni. Great band and brings back great memories of my undergrad days.
UNI? I was in Shull Hall.
66 sitting here enjoying a bowl listening to one of the greatest groups to the people.
Mine first concert I went to them and the Dobie brothers I will never forget it!!! Pay 5 dollar for mine ticket...whish I could go back to the 70s to hear real music!!! I don't listen to the garbage that out there now
@@tonyallen6510 $5 tickets...Eric Burdon 1968 San Diego.
Good old days 😁👍
“Let’s get into, I don’t know, 20 or 30 minutes of Get Ready”. My Go to, THE Best intro as I hit the highway for driving the 25 minutes to high school (yes 25 minutes) before a Friday night football game.
What were you smokin?
Classic rock stations puzzle me. They seem to play the same 10 or 20 bands over and over, but don't play stuff like this.
To me, this is real classic rock....
ROCK STATIONS IN THE 70s PLAYED THIS SONG...quite often...I always thought the DJ took a break...had dinner...etc. NOW...it's just about what bands they want to keep in the public eye...even the classic rock stations...if the band isn't touring. It's all about out of sight...out of mind. Nobody looks for 'basement tapes' anymore. They just don't care!!!
Right you are.
Ooh 90.7 in SoCal just played this entire album set few nights ago, it was amazing
MrWitchman1967 ddddddd
Screw Corporate Radio! Bring back real DJ's and 70's FM. Beaker Street on the old KAAY AM and then moved to KLAZ FM. Awesome underground progressive rock and roll.
One of the best live albums ever!
Eric Clapton's "Cocaine", Peter Frampton's "Do you feel like we do?", and Rare Earth's "Get Ready" are some of the greatest live recordings ever made!
Ja, genau - und was für eine Spielfreude! Eben nicht nur 'einfach C-Dur'.
Timelesz
Don't forget Whipping Post and Liz Reed on the Fillmore East album! (And Mountain Jam on Eat A Peach)
@@GregInEastTennessee th-cam.com/video/YSuoW8MTbZY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WqAFzpH1Nrk6N76V
THANK YOU for omitting "Freebird"
I bought this double album in 1972 when I was in 8th grade. I jammed to all 23 minutes of Get Ready. Hey Big Brother. I Just Want to Celebrate. I basically played it so much I wore it out. OMG, the bass, the sax, the bongos; they just don't play music like this any more. Far Friggin Out. Thanks for Posting.
My parents had this record and at the time it was the only Rare Earth song I knew. Imagine 23 minutes of this!! Wow!! Now that I'm a lot older, I appreciate this way more!!
Ditto that!
bubba gump
Yeah brother, so did I, same age, same appreciation. I dove into it like I did Yessongs album and Frampton Comes Alive. One of the best live recordings of the time.
me too! first lp bought w my own bucks
Use to jam all day back in the '70's. They took the Temptations 'Get Ready." To Whole New Level!!!!! LUV IT!!!!!!!!
1st White Motown band they were called back then.✌🤘Wish Id seen them live!!
Rare Earth made this song theirs. 👍🏼❤️
Those wildmen can play for hours
They should definitely be inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!
Sadly, I believe some of the members have passed away. Would you have any info on this? Thanks
I've been saying that for so long. How can they not be one of the Greatest original unique sounding bands of the late60s early 70s .Mindblowing!!!!!
2025 and 71 still listening! Thanks for the post!
The bass by John Persh - surely one of the best composition in history of rock. Inspired me to pick up bass in college along with Roger Waters.
I'm 68, I first heard this as a 15 yr old in 1971. Great tunes, great memories....
Wanna dance???
Back in the good 'ol days, when music was best!!!
I am 60 yrs old and still like living those days Rock on
Wait a minute... Am I John Heffley? Did I write that comment?!
Im 60 this year and still jam to this often as I am doing now
@@russelljanas564 so do i and im 40!
John Heffley I know that is right my parents have this album
r sanchez I am 51 I still jam to this album this was back in my parents hey day
At the time, the only "white" band signed to Motown, and for good reason. See? Even some white boys got Soul. Thanks for uploading this classic tune!
One of the strongest live performances ever! Easy to see why Rare Earth has endured over the years and is embraced by the next generation.
they truly avoided most radar, never got there due, but those of us who know are blessed!
their due, apologies
The only rock group ever to be signed by Motown.
Evan Thompson Fuckin A right Mr, Thompson
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Rare Earth in Concert - one of my favorite 'live' albums, along with Deep Purple's 'Made in Japan'.
Two of the greatest!
One more that I need to mention - UFO's "Strangers In The Night" live album.
I have both albums. I uused to dance to that song.
I fully agree!
I would also add Steppenwolf Live as a top 5 live album ever
One of the bands that made me want to be a professional musician. Thank you Rare Earth. Your music means all the world to me.
Our pleasure!
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Cheers!!
san Francisco 1970, I was playing the long version of rare earth and smoking some panama red. wow! what a different world back then. then went in the marines july 1971. and its now 2013 and iam still going strong.
62 here. My favorite jam! That wah-wah guitar solo rocks! Hell, all of it rocks!
Great live performance! No bands of today can jam like this! I was 12 when this came out; still listening!
con mi madre escuchaba este temazo; que también le gustaba por allá 1972 , en el tocadiscos modesto en casa, yo de 9 años y en las fiestas de mis hermanos mayores y sus amigos que hacían en casa en construcción , fabulosos años que se echan de menos , pues hoy en día por mucho hiend que exista , no se asemejan en NADA a la década de 1970 , gracias años 70 por darnos tan buen tono y beat ...
This has to be my favorite all time song and instrumental of all. Peter Rivera on drums and lead vocals what an outstanding voice he has, the late John Parrish on bass, he's one of my top 5 bassists of all time, Gil bridges on saxophone and flute,
Eddie Guzman on congas and percussion, his cave man look was oh so cool, the late Mark Olson on keyboards and last but certainly not least Ray Monette on guitars. What an awesome band. Keep on rocking men as we love your music to the hilt!
Thanks Carlo!
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One of the best partying days was with this band at Edgewater Raceway near Cincinnati. Got to be on stage with them. And in the trailer.Wall to wall Heineken Beer bottles. And fine smoke back too in the summer of 1978
Me and a buddy of mine dropped acid listening to this, unbelievable it was!!!
Great video. I have this album. I believe the green circular sticker, that you've edited out, reads "Includes full length version of Get Ready" in a red font.
Absolutely phoenominal the entire band, one of the best drummers and bassists in the business Peter Rivera and John Persh, Mark Olson on keyboards, Ray Monette on lead guitar, Gil Bridges on saxophone and flute and last but not least Eddie Guzman on percussion. They all compliment each other with their indivisual talent. It has to be one of my favorite songs and solo instrumentals of all time.
I'm 65yrs of age now, I saw them live during this tour, I was only 12 or 13 at the time and this was my 1st live concert! These guys were on fire, even back then..best show ever!
Der Song gehört in die Hall of Fame:)
OK!It's Father's Day,June 15,2014.I am outside here in Hamilton,Ontario,Canada,listening to this for the umpteenth time.Man,it's still great,still gets my whole body moving to the groove we had "BACK THEN"!It is still 1 of the best live "records" I ever bought,and still have and play on the old turntable!
bless you my sone
Here in 11/2022!!
One of the best!!
First heard Rare Earth playing this song in 1974 when I was 17.
Mr. Leigh my physics teacher was playing it.
Got this album and played it all the time while at Uni. Good memories.
67 and 2:39 Love this version ! That snare drum. Wow !
Went to this concert here in Miami in 1971 at the. Miami Marine Stadium..they were recording this double Lp....will never forget...John Persh. And his bass playing talent..and Mark Olson on keyboard...Eddie Guzman was owesome at congas...and of course Pete Rivera on Drums
I'm 72 ... love the memories and the music!
Esos maravillosos años
Ich mit 15 diese Platte das erste mal gehört sie mir dann auch gekauft heute mit 64 höre ich sie immer wieder gerne was für eine fantastische Gruppe 👏👏👏👏👏
Brings back the early70s for me.
Hey dude ya got a lid
Remember lids
Had this album on cassette, played it until it broke. Saw them in a bar in 79 out in San Diego, simply epic.
I'm 68 now, in 72, my lil brother introduced me to this, played in my 8track..in a lowrider on the freeway, when ever having a bad day would play it,South Side Pomona brothers love this
God Bless America
One of my MOTHER'S favorite albums, live or otherwise. NOT a typo. And just by frequent playings, it became one of my all-time favorites as well. Not that I didn't already love the 'studio' version of this track, but MAN!
The studio version is live, it's that damn good!
Your mother is cool. It's one of mine too and I'm talking about listening to this over and over in the 1970's.
You're a good kid!
@@billyboy6028 No. The live noise was added in.
One of the greatest live performances of all times... still remember driving my parents crazy turning the music up and me with my ears glued to my speakers to hear the bass better... good memories!
EXCELLENT BAND! They were just AMAZINGS! I wish we could have bands like this nowadays! I LOVE RARE EARTH!
Love hearing long jams like this something special went on back then I'm glad we made it through 😃😃🎸🎸🔊🔊🍄🍄🎱🎱😎😎 peace to those we lost
First time heard it as a 9 year old in 1993. A neighbour on my floor, the late Mr Juruca Miskovic from Sarajevo bought this CD. In a time of MTV this was more attractive to me. Also thanks to this song I learned to play drums.
This was my first ever album bought at the age of 12 entirely with my own self-earned cash - mostly from several paper routes! "Get Ready" - one of the best known guitar riffs of all time - luvvittt!! Guaranteed to fill any dance floor or get even the most static party going full bore. Just sent the link to my 14 year old son (yep, I started family late!) - who I rate as a pretty hot bass guitarist - as one of the great examples of rock improvisation of our time. Listening to it now transported me straight back to when I was his age - what a thing to be able to share with our kids. Great reading all your positive posts folks, although those that told of attending live concerts made me green with envy - having grown up during the zenith of apartheid in South Africa, which saw us starved of international artists until the 90's. Vinyl kept our hopes alive and fed our souls. Thanks for the post Mr Snookies - rock on!
It was also my first album bought at age 16. Still impressive version of get ready with great guitar solo and other improvisations
SUKONABONE
Man when you hear that song you can't help but move
@@johnshaw1967 Ain’t that the truth! Rumour has it hospital emergency admissions departments play this and if you don’t move after the 3rd bar you’re pronounced “Dead on Arrival!”
The Hammond sound is amazing.. The RE live performances are simply marvelous..
Mark Olsen, RIP. Underrated keys player.
Singed up to Motown and then had their own label "Rarearth" Great band .
This is a real music !!
One of the very best Rock Live albums of all time... I remember buying this when it came out. Good times and good music...
Haven't listened to this is years, man it brought back some fantastic memories. I feel young again. This is music and talent that will never grow old!!!!!
it's on Apple music👍🏽❤️❤️❤️😎
I so wish I could have been at this gig. I have played this physical LP and TH-cam recording so many times I’ve lost count. Probably my all time rock cover! The solo guitar riff stands above almost Jimi, and all his peers. Immortal!
I was at this concert here in Miami at the Miami Marine stadium in 1971
I just had a flashback. parents basement, filtering through the the last of my weed bag, getting all the damn seeds and stock out so we can roll a decent one..... album comes out, gets put on a Dual, technics, or thorens TT with a shure, empire or stanton cartridge.... sansui receiver set to phono, blacklight poster glimmering in the background, dads homemade wine (that he doesnt know about) in a milk jar, and the evening is getting ready to take on a life of its own....
that sums it up for about 10,000,000 of us in the 70's ................
That it does brother, that it does.
Boy howdy!
Yep -- Sansui. Stereo. Black lights. Lava. Lamps. And. A. Bong
That was the beauty of a double album-- great for getting rid of those nasty little stems and seeds.
filolovejoy omg yes my parents
Een Van de beste LP's dor ik had! Ben 68 jaar, maar geniet er nog stress van.
One of the best LP,s had, I,m joining still, I,m 68 years old.
This version is actually an edited version. It was edited down to fit on one side of an LP. On stage it was over 60 minutes. This full album was a double disc with only 8 songs.
One of my favourite all time albums! Wore mine out! Thanks for this 💖
I'm 69, was in bands 67 - 75, community theater after, jazz band, etc. This is the best next to Santana live.
Santana live was the shit!!!
von diesem Album habe ich 1972 "Get Ready" und I´m losing You" auf meine tragbares Reporter Tonbandgerät , Magnetofon von Telefunken überspielt. Auf Partys, an Lagerfeuern -- auf rare earth sind alle restlos abgefahren. Ganz tolle , über Generationen hinweg, ewig fantastische musikalische Unterhaltung
So ruddy good and I had this LP in the early 1970's and still listen to it now. A 66 year old drummer and Pete R and the band were just fab. Great double LP.
I'm 40 now. This was the song that introduced me to rock music when I was a little boy. Found my dad's long play hidden in a cabinet and asked my mom to play it on the turntable.
I fell in love with this album while in college as a DJ on the radio WSYC 610 Shippensburgh State College 1971
I forgot how great this double album was!!
Track listing
Side one
1."I Just Want to Celebrate" (Nick Zesses, Dino Fekaris)- 4:40
2."Hey, Big Brother" (Nick Zesses, Dino Fekaris)- 7:26
3."Born to Wander" (Tom Baird)- 4:24
Side two
1."Get Ready" (William "Smokey" Robinson)- 23:33
Side three
1."What'd I Say" (Ray Charles)- 6:31
2."Thoughts" (Gilbert Bridges, Peter Hoorelbeke, Edward Guzman, John Persh, Mark Olson, Raymond Monette)- 10:53
The unedited performance ran close to an hour
Side four
1."(I Know) I'm Losing You" (Cornelius Grant, Edward Holland, Jr., Norman Whitfield)- 14:09
2."Nice to Be with You" (Mark Olson, Raymond Monette, Peter Hoorelbeke)- 2:15
Unfortunately, of the time stamps you have shared, "Get Ready", at 23:23 cannot be heard, because THIS video ends before "Get Ready" begins. 🙄
Thanks so much for posting!!
Cheers everyone!!
PR
Thanks for a stunning performance. I remember seeing you at "Carny Rock" in Kansas City, must've been the spring of '74. Nazareth & Brownsville Station also performed, you guys were the best.
"Oh ancient tower Babylon, Labyrinth Illuminum" :)
When musicians were real musicians.
+PointyTailofSatan Absolutely!!!
Yeah and I was here in 1971 at the Miami marine stadium to see it all
@@cesarulisesrodriguez2787 ... Me too!
Amen!
Sounds just as good when you are straight now as it did when stoned in the 70's.
+rick bodwell ,I am a ma'am. But glad you agree
Smoke EM if you got EM brother
OHHHHHHH WOMAN
Sounds even better when you smoke some OG Kush, forget being straight, that's for squares man!
With Cannabis becoming Soooo legal, never to old to partake again...??
Loved this ALBUM when My DAD brought I home,wore the GROVES out :P !!!
Jam my ass off every time I hear this! ;) Long live ROCK and ROLL!!!
70 years old ! used to dance to the whole song, now i'm still dancing to the same 😂bad ass while boys ❤❤❤
I bought this record when it came out and still listen to it. One of the best live LPs ever.🤗
I saw them in 1970 in Bloomington,IN. at a concert ,I feel very lucky to have seen them
I BET THAT WAS GREAT?
i had the good fortune of seeing them live at University of Utah special events center in 1973. Awesome show, great performance. Also on the venue was the Buddy Miles band.
Como disfrutaba esta larga version de preparate y mi pobre mama al borde de la locura por mi culpa eran otros sanos tiempos que uno gozaba si mi madre estubiera viva y escuchara ese bodrio que llaman reegaton le diera diarrea...saludos desde la Guaira venezuela
¡ Prepárate hoy día, hermano !
zeitlose musik, für mich einer der besten stücke jemals
Cruising in my 69 Camaro after discharge from the AF listening to Rare Earth on an 8 track , ..... "Get Ready" ... Damn I needed that after serving from 65 to 69 in the AF . Proud to serve my country but , BUT .. Those years wore me out .... Rare Earth , Quick Silver and more ..
I still have the LP one of the best ever
I was lucky to be at this concert in 1971 at the miami marine stadium.....will never forget and i also have the double album........thanks to pete Rivera/ gil Bridges/ mark olson/ Eddie gusman and Ray monette.....and of course my favorite bass player of all times......john persh
This takes me back a few years more than I care to admit.
ok i found these guys in aboyut 1976... i was in highschool, and these guys rocked my world... i mean i couln't get enough of this ablum, i had a math teacher, he would let us bring in music to listen to during study day friday... i would bring this in and everyone always wanted to hear it.... at the day and time... it didn't get any better than this, i only regret never having seen them in concert... i din't get into luive music for another few yrs...
Lovely!! I was 14 yrs when my parents had the ALBUM.. Young folks; there was ALBUMS.. I can remember the PA guy telling the guy to get out the water so he don't "electrocuted or something"!! Lastly, I wish there was some video of the concert. Fyi, they were signed by Motown...
TH-cam has video of them at the '74 CalJam doing these songs. You should check it out. Peter Rivera really got his groove on!
the only white boy group on the motown label. 1971 i bought this album & it still gives me the chills in my spine to hear this live 20 plus minutes. ROCK AND ROLL BABY!!!!!!
Un tema de culto ...saludos de horcon...chile
This is the BEST version of their Get Ready & its still sounds great as....even today !!!!! I actually love this arrangement, it couldn't have been done any better. It don't touch the original done by the Temptations but it was written for them. But rearranged to this kind sound is just so prefect.
Yes I love it too I rock it almost everyday when we was in the army we used to be headed out to the field without boomboxes and we be playing it loud as hell had a lot of fun a lot of fun listen to that course we was also high as hell too
Blows the Temptations away. No contest.
OUT OF SIGHT! LOL My brother had this album on 8 track and we played it til it spilled it's guts out! He drove a 68 Chevy Impala cruising thru Brackenridge park San Antonio Tx The memories!.
I was 15 when I snuck it past my dad and got it on the turntable.......miss him and his country ways!
Super Drummer..Pete Rivera...and my favorite bass player...John Persh
Thanks Cesar!!
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Cheers!!
I was 11 (1971) when my dad brought this home and have loved it every since...Yeah i old now but still love music and dad is still alive and listening to The Hawk in the Bay
Area. Rock on old man....
Tremendo album ,mochila, por lo menos tengo mi ejemplar desde hace 50 años y suena igual que cuando lo adquiri.
I have that 2 record album. My boy fried and I used to dance to that song at a night club called the She. Boy I had fun Good song to dance to.
Had this album while stationed in Alaska, Ft. RICHARDSON . Spun many times on my Gerrard zero-100-c turntable.
And, yeah, smoke many bowls, joints, whatever, in the infamous room 85.
Again they played in Fargo, ND in the 80's..at a local saloon...incredible live band...played the long versions
I first heard this back in the 70's while doing a radio show on WSYC 610 Shippensburgh State College. They jammed their butts off. Drum solo awesome!!!
As a young 11 years of age, this song and its version rocks solid ass..
I just literally have no words to describe...
this song has it all. Awesome bass solo, drum solo, sax solo, guitar solo with great screaming wah, keyboards - you cannot help but tap your foot and rock out as you remember how you used to crank this song on the first nice day of the year out of the speakers of your oversized stereo system that you placed in the windows so you could listen to it as you sat on the front steps of your college dorm drinking a cold one and watching all the girls go by. Yes, this song grooves.
i LOVE Rare Earth! :-)
RIP Gil Evans wirh the band from its inception until his passing 12-8-2021. saxophone, flute, background vocalist and then lead vocalist in recent years. Taking it all in today as i have many days. Peace and love from Randy Black
You mean Gil Bridges...and he's still alive
@@cesarulisesrodriguez9724 Cesar, that was Gil Bridges who passed.
@@SonicVisionX wow. That's sad
@@cesarulisesrodriguez9724 Are you on Twitter?
I bought this album ...in 1973 I was 14 : I become crazy of it , organizing wilde parties Martinique besides the Wild forest , full sound at it s max , dancing all night untill the Sunrise ...tha t s was mythic and purely DIVINE !!!!!!!
That s pushed me so deep and strong to train as crazy and beeing selected to Olympic Games 3 times. ..
Thank you so much , if you are still alive thannnnnnnnnnnnnnk you so much to thoses INCREDIBLE MUSICIAN and ARTISTS 💗💓💙💖💎💎💎💎💎
Thank you TH-cam again to give us this unique chance to find out " sacred stones of God " 💙💓💗💎💎
I did my 1st LSD trip to this tune. We danced and tipped all night to this one jam! 1978
Got this on 12" vinyl .. my dad told me he would always listen to this on his headphones before a football game in high school 1974-78ish.
What power!!! Beautiful.
Still a beauty to listen to......those where years.....you start by tapping your feet then you danced, stopped and listened, then danced again......
esta musica me remonta a mi infancia, recuerdo a mi hermano amis hermanas altamente desodenadas, en fin algo bonito gracias a esta bella musica soy de mexico
Thank you for sharing
03:40 - This LIVE version is the best! Who today could get away with lyrics like "Tweedledee and Tweedledum, look out Baby now here I come"?
Only because they were such musically brilliant and confident performers!
Saw them play Mackey Arena @ Purdue in 1972 - best concert I've ever seen...
This is a great album! I have it on vinyl and I have it on CD! It would be nice if the concert was release on CD in 5.1 surround sound!