Fun fact: Georgina Born, bassist/cellist of Henry Cow is related to country-pop singer Olivia Newton-John, cousin-wise - they both share the same grandfather Max Born.
Great band, great song, no doubt. It intrigues me why I like Dagmar Krause so much. I do try to understand where the beauty and power of her singing lie and cannot answer. She is just amazing, different, unique, be it with Henry Cow, Slapp Happy, Art Bears, Kevin Coyne. Love her.
Henry Cow at their rehearsed to death prime. Now I can detect the pop music and I like this band more than at anytime I can recall. Even so the pure improvisations were and are the meat of their extensive catalogue.
Phil Ochs' antiwar song "I Ain't Marching Anymore" is one of the most powerful songs ever written.. brings me to tears. I'm pleased to learn that Henry Cow covered one of his tunes. ♥
THIS is amazing...to actually see this band perform live....I have most of their recordings, live in the USA, so Ive never saw them peform. I love RIO, Zappa, the Italian prog band AREA
I was thinking "why, in a band full of stars, does the camera always focus on the bassist". Then I went to do some research on Georgina Born and found that now she is a professor at Cambridge! Henry Cow, what an odd and exquisite band
Yes. Thanks for posting this. Henry Cow were one of my favourite bands (saw them a few times) and Dagmar is absolutely peerless. Her 'Tank Battles' is worth a few hundred listens. As is anything by Art Bears.
The fact that this amazing video was made available after 33 years gives me some hope that some footage from Magma's 1973/74 concerts will be found .....
I've rolled in here on a gentle wave of early morning insomnia and it seems like a nice space to chill for a few minutes before being tugged back out into the digital ocean of night and it's restless tidal forces.
Far out. The Most Intimidating Vocalist In Art/Progressive Rock in all her glory. And at this time, from what I understand, she was not in the best of health. Which only makes this performance all the more remarkable.
funny to think if it wasnt for this then she'd just have been in some random comedy band, nothing against slapp happy ofcourse but henry cow really brought out the talent she had
@@growskull Krause also was pretty brilliant in an earlier band called I.D. Company. And seriously, she is a great singer. It took me a lot of time to get used to her unique voice.
@3243_ oh ive never heard of that before, listening rn its pretty cool, their voices are very different haha. yeah her voice is unique but once you get used to it its amazing
And D definitely want to point out that she is one heck of a singer, even if her voice takes a little getting used to (and some can never deal with Krause's singing).
Merci pour cette vidéo, enfin un live d'Henry Cow sur TH-cam ! J'imagine que c'est extrait du DVD 40th anniversary box ?? I'm going to buy it ! J'ai vu Henry Cow en concert en 1975, 76 et 77, ça reste des souvenirs énormes... Et les revoir à travers une vidéo c'est fantastique.
Yes it is. this video comes from the bonus DVD of the aniversary box. I choosed this song for copyright reasons. The concert DVD just worth the price of bying the entire box. BUY IT! If you are a true fan, you won't regret. (en français: c'est extrait du DVD bonus du coffret 40ème anniversaire. Pour des raison légales, je ne vais pas publier l'intégralité du concert, ACHETEZ LE, ça vaut le prix).
True. Art Bears was Krause, Cutler and Frith. Tim Hodgkinson and Lindsay Cooper didn't play with Art Bears, to the best of my knowledge, not live anyway. Georgina Born played bass on the first Art Bears album, but none of the rest of them.
Curiously, the art music direction Phil Ochs was heading with his last couple of albums isn't that far from this - certainly not as far as his older folk material. After listening to Pleasures of the Harbor, I could hear this same backing track with Phil singing.
@@lazaraza When you know music you can tell apart bad recordings from bad musicianship. This is obviously good music. Maybe the other guy just didn't like it anyway. It's rather languid. Reminds me of Van Der Graaf Generator.
@@Quinceps oh well, everyone of these musical giants are in their infancy, so quite confidently one could say they are in their 'high-school rock band' period :D
don't think that was their intention. watch out for photos with Robert Wyatt on stage, 1975. have you seen my photos from Henry Cow, Lugano, September 1977? Very different 'normal 70's' dressing.
What do they saw in French at the beginning of this video? I understand "notre chanson… de Phil Oaks… (Something I don't understand) … américain… écrivent de chanson, il chanteur été americain (Some other thing that I don't understand) qui s'appelle "Plus de chansons" What are the other things he says? Help
"Une autre chanson (euh) de Phil Oaks (euh) un très grand (euh) [laughs] (américain) écrivain de chansons et chanteur américain très fort., qui s'appelle (euh) Plus de chansons."
Hello hello hello Is there anybody home? I've only called to say I'm sorry The drums are in the dawn And all the voices gone It seems that there are no more songs
Not quite true - they always claimed that the name was just "in the air" and crying out to be used. They never said that they got it from Cowell. But they might have been being disingenuous.
Fun fact: Georgina Born, bassist/cellist of Henry Cow is related to country-pop singer Olivia Newton-John, cousin-wise - they both share the same grandfather Max Born.
brown is a few woman in royal academy. anthropologist
Great band, great song, no doubt. It intrigues me why I like Dagmar Krause so much. I do try to understand where the beauty and power of her singing lie and cannot answer. She is just amazing, different, unique, be it with Henry Cow, Slapp Happy, Art Bears, Kevin Coyne. Love her.
its the talent & power of operatic singing but still with the personality of normal style
Simplement, unnameable.
Henry Cow at their rehearsed to death prime. Now I can detect the pop music and I like this band more than at anytime I can recall. Even so the pure improvisations were and are the meat of their extensive catalogue.
Phil Ochs' antiwar song "I Ain't Marching Anymore" is one of the most powerful songs ever written.. brings me to tears. I'm pleased to learn that Henry Cow covered one of his tunes. ♥
Wow, magnificent vocal range
Une magnifique chanson de Phil Ochs par le plus grand groupe de rock !
why do I watch this every single week?
THIS is amazing...to actually see this band perform live....I have most of their recordings, live in the USA, so Ive never saw them peform. I love RIO, Zappa, the Italian prog band AREA
I was thinking "why, in a band full of stars, does the camera always focus on the bassist". Then I went to do some research on Georgina Born and found that now she is a professor at Cambridge! Henry Cow, what an odd and exquisite band
@AlexanderBabikovHimself I know who they are - I just wasn't aware of Georgina. Thank you for the explanation, anyway!
@AlexanderBabikovHimself lol, amd I still like Henry Cow! :)
So beautiful, so powerful.
Oh my goddess, this is incredible. I've listened to both Ochs and Henry Cow for decades, and had no idea this recording existed. Thanks for posting.
OK - Just the words "flower in a flame" are well worth the price of admission.
Phil Ochs, you will always be my hero.
This is so beautiful. In every thinkable way. Goosebumps.
Yes. Thanks for posting this. Henry Cow were one of my favourite bands (saw them a few times) and Dagmar is absolutely peerless. Her 'Tank Battles' is worth a few hundred listens. As is anything by Art Bears.
The fact that this amazing video was made available after 33 years gives me some hope that some footage from Magma's 1973/74 concerts will be found .....
That's drumming.
Dagmar Krausse really touches.
man that's brilliant.
Was just here looking at Phil Ochs. Cool bad!
This is real music, awesome.
VERY VERY GOOD ...............................
Great song ...!
i love this song
Great! Dagmar!!
Great clip- fantastic!! Thanks for posting it
Super,super,this is the first time i seem Henry cow in video,excelent video.
one of my favorite songs of all time !!
life is strange.. i've beeen a henry cow fan since 1975. Now I need to find out more about Phil Ochs!
So, did you? He's amazing, right?
Henry Cow performed this piece when i saw them live at the Queens Hotel, Westcliff on Sea in 1977
I remember this one in concert back in 1976/77... one of the best live experiences in my life.
So good!!!!!!!!
Magical ! Thanks for posting.
yeah c'est magnifique R.I.O. mega group with a vocal
Amazing.. Great performance..
great to see Georgie Born playing. Not too easy to find. She's great
thankyou for posting this. this is the first henry cow footage i've seen.
I've rolled in here on a gentle wave of early morning insomnia and it seems like a nice space to chill for a few minutes before being tugged back out into the digital ocean of night and it's restless tidal forces.
Far out. The Most Intimidating Vocalist In Art/Progressive Rock in all her glory. And at this time, from what I understand, she was not in the best of health.
Which only makes this performance all the more remarkable.
funny to think if it wasnt for this then she'd just have been in some random comedy band, nothing against slapp happy ofcourse but henry cow really brought out the talent she had
@@growskull Krause also was pretty brilliant in an earlier band called I.D. Company. And seriously, she is a great singer. It took me a lot of time to get used to her unique voice.
@3243_ oh ive never heard of that before, listening rn its pretty cool, their voices are very different haha. yeah her voice is unique but once you get used to it its amazing
Браво !
Great! Thank you!
And D definitely want to point out that she is one heck of a singer, even if her voice takes a little getting used to (and some can never deal with Krause's singing).
I seem to remember that Georgina Born played bass guitar on "1/2 The Sky" off the Western Culture album.
holy awesome
Gorgeous and intense.
Phil forever.
Brillante...
a real youtube treasure!
Such an unknown band. Too bad. Thank you.
Fantástico, thanks, Mercy, obrigado!!!!
this song was on Phil Ochs' greatest hits album. very interesting arrangement. one of my faves. very sad song. is there anybody home...? thanks!
Lidsay Cooper is playing bassoon!
Thank you!
I like this record very much ;-)
Just the very thought of vintage Henry Cow footage EVER...and colours???!!!
Salut miss Charlotte, merci d'être passée :) Biz.
You can find this song on the Stockholm & Göteborg live album.
gracias a capusotto escuche esta gran cancion
Merci pour cette vidéo, enfin un live d'Henry Cow sur TH-cam !
J'imagine que c'est extrait du DVD 40th anniversary box ?? I'm going to buy it !
J'ai vu Henry Cow en concert en 1975, 76 et 77, ça reste des souvenirs énormes... Et les revoir à travers une vidéo c'est fantastique.
Quelle chance ! je n'avais que 10 ans et je les ai découverts à 24ans, il existe d'autres live sur youtube ceci dit.
SO GOOD ~! !~ ~
Not quite. Art Bears is composed of former members of Henry Cow, true, but they are different bands.
>YO TAMBIEN LOCO GRACIAS A CAPUSOTO LA ESCUCHE . ALTO TEMA
@96ThePericles This song is a cover of Phil Ochs(as it said in the description box).
Yes it is. this video comes from the bonus DVD of the aniversary box. I choosed this song for copyright reasons. The concert DVD just worth the price of bying the entire box. BUY IT! If you are a true fan, you won't regret.
(en français: c'est extrait du DVD bonus du coffret 40ème anniversaire. Pour des raison légales, je ne vais pas publier l'intégralité du concert, ACHETEZ LE, ça vaut le prix).
True. Art Bears was Krause, Cutler and Frith. Tim Hodgkinson and Lindsay Cooper didn't play with Art Bears, to the best of my knowledge, not live anyway. Georgina Born played bass on the first Art Bears album, but none of the rest of them.
Great cover. Be sure to check out the Celebrating Phil Ochs 75th Birthday Facebook page or the Celebrating Phil Ochs website.
de Leyenda!!!
I'm sort of new to this kind of music...I love this. Would he be turning? sounds good to me?
You should hear what Henry Cow did to a Yabirds song.
Yes unrecognizable
@96ThePericles
None. It was only played live
yo tambien lo conozco x capusotto :) es hermoso
Curiously, the art music direction Phil Ochs was heading with his last couple of albums isn't that far from this - certainly not as far as his older folk material. After listening to Pleasures of the Harbor, I could hear this same backing track with Phil singing.
A guy said: "This sounds like a high-school rock band."
Hahahaha.
Oh man, when one does not know anything of Henry Cow.
the recording is a bit dull though...
@@lazaraza When you know music you can tell apart bad recordings from bad musicianship. This is obviously good music. Maybe the other guy just didn't like it anyway. It's rather languid. Reminds me of Van Der Graaf Generator.
@@Quinceps oh well, everyone of these musical giants are in their infancy, so quite confidently one could say they are in their 'high-school rock band' period :D
Hahhahahahha I confess that I laughted
this is from the box set..go buy it!
良いですねえ。たっぷり見たい。
she reminds me of peter hammill.
Phil Ochs committed suicide just a few months prior to this concert. Chris Cutler had high praise for Phil Ochs in his R.I.O. notes
On the more trivial side I noticed they all dressed in paramilitary gear.
Dagmar was a committed Mao-ist then and thus the jacket.
@@arvidsmith1038 fascinating 👌
don't think that was their intention. watch out for photos with Robert Wyatt on stage, 1975. have you seen my photos from Henry Cow, Lugano, September 1977? Very different 'normal 70's' dressing.
What do they saw in French at the beginning of this video? I understand "notre chanson… de Phil Oaks… (Something I don't understand) … américain… écrivent de chanson, il chanteur été americain (Some other thing that I don't understand) qui s'appelle "Plus de chansons"
What are the other things he says? Help
"Une autre chanson (euh) de Phil Oaks (euh) un très grand (euh) [laughs] (américain) écrivain de chansons et chanteur américain très fort., qui s'appelle (euh) Plus de chansons."
Dane Roderick thank you
Didn't Tim and Lindsay play on the first AB CD "Hopes & Fears" ? And Georgina on the last HC CD "Western Culture" ?
I do not know anything of Henry Cow but I know a bad sounding band when I hear one,and this is indeed one !
buh
@@dannytunDoes that have any. Intelecturable translation
@BernardMontmartre OK. Thanks.
Hello hello hello
Is there anybody home?
I've only called to say I'm sorry
The drums are in the dawn
And all the voices gone
It seems that there are no more songs
From which album is this song?
It's on the live album Stockholm & Göteborg
1976 -- that was the year Ochs committed suicide. Would this be a tribute?
In any event, Henry Cow does right by the song.
somos cuatro
Who is the bassist?
Georgina Born
@paullavan2011 sorry but i think Dagmar's on a different level to Toyah .........
PUES MIRA SI QUIERES SENTIR MAS LOS TEXTURIZADOS, Y SI QUIERES TENER QUE EVTAR COMPRAR LUBRICANTE PUES LOS LUBRICADOS
Oops. I meant "And I definitely..."
You are more of a scholar than I am. My AB and HC CDs are in storage right now, but Wikipedia confirms that you're dead right.
cinco
Not quite true - they always claimed that the name was just "in the air" and crying out to be used. They never said that they got it from Cowell. But they might have been being disingenuous.
Weenie white guy music
music for squatters.
This is one of the oddest covers of a Phil Ochs song I have ever heard. I think Phil is turning over in his grave.
He might like it.