Keith Moon, on those first four albums, was an absolute monster on his way to Buddy Rich status. Sadly, booze and drugs took him down and by Who's Next he wasn't a shadow of his former self.
@@raymondkitchen6137 I tend to agree; the first six records are really where it's at. I'd probably add "Quadrophenia" just because it's the peak of Townshend's songwriting and an amazing concept album.
Never seen this performance before! Awesome… I see Kelley was sticking with the business casual look at this early stage a la the “Safari” video… and I guess Jo couldn’t make it… Cool to see Jimmy McPherson playing the kettle drums! Classic Who song… doubtless chosen by Kim, lamenting the Pixies recent break up…
Not so much a fan of the man of Letter (or his annoying "bandleader") as I've gotten older, but I will always hold a special place for the Deals 😍💓. It's been that way for the past 30 years.
I’m pretty sure I heard Kim mention that they did a TV appearance with some session players and a drummer looked like he was jerking. I don’t know if she was referring to this but they were laughing about it with the guy after the show.
well he was caught by the police for doing some really heinous shit which he admitted to, so it's really easy to dislike him as a person, but he did write some great songs
@@KrikZ32 He has a response on it but, yeah. Still, PT has a deep catalogue and was a remarkable and innovative songwriter and musician so it's not surprising to see a wide and continuing influence.
Great cover by The Who, it's a beautiful poetry of separation, a little unexpected for Breeders, and great work, although I would add more power to the vocals, but it's also nice to see
Belly was already technically started before she entered. their EP dropped June 29. Safari dropped April 6. she switched bands sometime between March and July I guess.
@@notsure6187 Also, I know Letterman in those days would sometimes have only the frontmen on the show, and the house band would fill in. Drove a lot of people crazy when they'd do that shit. I was wondering if she felt snubbed by not being featured, even though she was lead on the album.
Always loved this song. Like all great songs it doesn't really belong to anyone. It can only be interpreted. And this is the best of the lot. Kim is a special person.
Much better than the WHO. This doesn't mean i like the song or the band. Some of the melody reminds of the Beatles "If I needed Someone" and some other song.
It's the Keith Moon factor lol They recorded his drums in a way not very common in 1966... also Pete was precise with his guitar in the original. I think maybe Kim wanted a more loose version... it's a gamble.
I have a solution for world peace: have Kim Deal go all over the world smiling at everyone.
🌤️🙏🌤️
I love my wife -- but I'm also in love with Kim Deal!
It's great how Letterman's band breaks into "Substitute" at the end. They knew their musical history.
Got this as a link after I watched The Who do this live on Beat Club . Keith going apeshit on drums ,awesome . The Jam also did a great version .
I just saw that, not a great performance. The Jam do a great version, for got about the Breeders
The original was a Keith Moon masterclass in how to completely takeover a simple love song and smash it to bits. Any rock drummers must listen!!!
This and Tattoo
Keith Moon, on those first four albums, was an absolute monster on his way to Buddy Rich status. Sadly, booze and drugs took him down and by Who's Next he wasn't a shadow of his former self.
@@leftystevenson2436: Only 4? I can do 6!
My Generation
A Quick One
Sell Out
Tommy
Live at Leeds
Who’s Next
@@raymondkitchen6137 I tend to agree; the first six records are really where it's at. I'd probably add "Quadrophenia" just because it's the peak of Townshend's songwriting and an amazing concept album.
Very cool. A Townshend composition mid-60s. My mom always liked the harmonies, when I would play it back in the day. Great cover.
Amazing to see them debut with a Who song! Loved them from day 1
This song has inspired some great coverage. Of course they're always missing just one thing: Moon.
Debut on this show? TV? Because their LP Pod came out like three years before this!
oh man. I love that song. so glad I found this.
Wow, I sure miss the ‘90s, musically and otherwise.
This a cover of a Who song from 1967
good to see the beginnings of a great group. thanks for the upload!
Glad you enjoyed it, and took the time to say so :) Much appreciated.
Never seen this performance before! Awesome… I see Kelley was sticking with the business casual look at this early stage a la the “Safari” video… and I guess Jo couldn’t make it… Cool to see Jimmy McPherson playing the kettle drums! Classic Who song… doubtless chosen by Kim, lamenting the Pixies recent break up…
I can’t believe it! How did they think to do THIS song???
I’m so in love with Kim Deal 😭
It’s a great song and it’s easy. A lot of bands have covered it.
My guess is that Kim chose this song to cover, lamenting the Pixies recent break up
Nice to see Brian Wilson on Tympani.
I thought Dennis but I dunno.
Love this!
*_what an absolute gem!! thanks for posting / sharing!_*
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Awesome, thank you!
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Not so much a fan of the man of Letter (or his annoying "bandleader") as I've gotten older, but I will always hold a special place for the Deals 😍💓. It's been that way for the past 30 years.
0:57 -- Wait a minute -- she's not sad about it at all!
That’s funny!!
thank you for this!
1:36 They should have blurred the guy shaking the shaker
😆😆😆
Lmao
I’m pretty sure I heard Kim mention that they did a TV appearance with some session players and a drummer looked like he was jerking. I don’t know if she was referring to this but they were laughing about it with the guy after the show.
"I hope they enjoyed their nap as much as we did." - David Letterman (true quote to his producer Shiela Rogers after the show.)
what was he inferring?
Townshend fans. How could they not be?
well he was caught by the police for doing some really heinous shit which he admitted to, so it's really easy to dislike him as a person, but he did write some great songs
@@KrikZ32 He has a response on it but, yeah. Still, PT has a deep catalogue and was a remarkable and innovative songwriter and musician so it's not surprising to see a wide and continuing influence.
Or the jam
Great cover by The Who, it's a beautiful poetry of separation, a little unexpected for Breeders, and great work, although I would add more power to the vocals, but it's also nice to see
Not really unexpected for the Breeders. All these bands absolutely worshipped The Who.
Love this version... Kim Deal hottet lass on the planet next generation following Debbie H. Also can play a bit!
1:36, drummer should stop that..
XD
The Shake Weight
Huh. Yeah. He's really going for it there.
😂
The Who!
Where's Tanya? Had she left by then and started Belly?
Belly was already technically started before she entered. their EP dropped June 29. Safari dropped April 6. she switched bands sometime between March and July I guess.
@@notsure6187 Also, I know Letterman in those days would sometimes have only the frontmen on the show, and the house band would fill in. Drove a lot of people crazy when they'd do that shit. I was wondering if she felt snubbed by not being featured, even though she was lead on the album.
Where’s Josephine?
2 members are missing from this performance
delectibley rock n roll
Always loved this song. Like all great songs it doesn't really belong to anyone. It can only be interpreted. And this is the best of the lot. Kim is a special person.
Towshend es un músico universal
Cool a Who tune.
She’s got a great voice, but it’s not suited for this song, but it really is nice to see people cover the song because it’s very unusual
Kim deal is a legend
Apologies mean nothing when the damage is done.
hey that's a Pete Townshend number
Heroin Heroines!
Is he Kurt Cobain ?
No he’s David Letterman
Beatles Vibes !
Beauchamp Tom The who in The Quick one album
This Is The Who though, this was their pop rock period before Tommy
@@Brokenface From when the Who were still actually really good and before they got all Arena rock-y.
@@ModMokkaMatti they were good also when they were arena rock-y imo
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Awesome!!!
Nuclear is the only viable option for sustainable energy
The put on their make up only on tv performance i guess, it makes em even more gorgeous.
This song like all breeders songs is about ice cream parties in the snow...
Got many of the chords wrong, and jeez, you put a band like that behind any modestly talented people and they SHOULD sound like gods.
Only Dave
A subliminal dig at Black Francis perhaps
A liminal cover of a Pete Townshend song Probably
@@willemhoyles9331 yes, of course...but with a bit of shade towards Charles
The jam covered it first
Like Laura
Much better than the WHO. This doesn't mean i like the song or the band. Some of the melody reminds of the Beatles "If I needed Someone" and some other song.
funny
Not better than The Who but a decent enough cover nonetheless.
@@drummer78 it is horrible.
M Allen Ok, I was trying to be generous
Oppothumbs M You don’t know much about mid 69’s Who if you think this version is better.
The original is 5,000x better. 🥱
They were just having fun I don't think they were trying to be better. Obviously nothing can compare to the original
It's the Keith Moon factor lol They recorded his drums in a way not very common in 1966... also Pete was precise with his guitar in the original. I think maybe Kim wanted a more loose version... it's a gamble.
I shouldn't have listened to this IMMEDIATELY after listening to The Who. it wasn't fair to The Breeders, it just sounds awful to me.
I like the breeders, but this is not a good cover - flat energy, out of key - surprised they didn't try to have this removed
It's pretty much the same thing as the studio recording on "Safari" EP. Except maybe Kim's voice.
Far too weak a voice for a fabulous song by Mr Townsend
They're terrible
They got much better later. Agree not one of their better songs though.
@@wcm5636 this is a Who cover
There's no arguing that they sound very amateurish. But as for song selection, that album track from The Who is a good one!
Who a pile of rubbish, want to see a way better version try The Jam
This SUCKS.
Agreed. Besides Belly being bad, leave it to a hack player like Anton Fig to suck, and suck all the energy out of the performance.
Terrible..