As a fellow bassist who began playing in the late-‘60s, Voormann was a name who just floated thru the industry, playing on “A” list projects, like a warm spiritual breeze. I was also a radio dj for years and always regarded him as the “perfect sideman,” always quietly adding his spice to the audio mix, improving each song he worked on and never jumping into the limelight to try and overshadow the main artist. Much respect to his playing and to his visual art.
Always loved her and still do. She is incredible and there is something about her look, I always wanted to look like her. I grew up in the 70's and she is still great!!
It’s great to a see a reunion and she really appreciates him. I get why it’s painful for him because he knew John, George and Astrid so now he feels the loss and that’s hard to take. I’m sure he misses them all now, too. But Carly is very friendly and kind towards him so it’s good they got together again to see each other and play again. Klaus has led a wonderful life and I like his bass playing. He got along with everyone. 👏🏻😊
You’ve lived a great life Klaus. I can feel for your sense of loss. All those great friends disappearing one by one. But I guess you are putting on film what so many people must deal with in private. Thank you for sharing your life and your memories. But as George said, all things must pass. At least you get to carry some beautiful memories along your journey. Your memories are important to us as well, since all of our lives are also interwoven with the tapestry of songs and sounds you contributed to and will continue reverberate throughout time.
Beautiful people!!!..I think my favorite bass playing by Klaus is at the Bangladesh concert on Billy Prestons song..his playing and sound was Sooo fanominal..such humble wonderful humans..
Claus is such a mellow soul. I get him . we all get to the same place eventually. I know the feeling of Claus when the people you know fade away there is always an empty space-
The last minute of this video segment is so moving, hearing Klaus speak of the past and his friends from that amazing period in his life. At 8:40 and on, seeing him in the closeup you really get a sense of what a beautiful man he is inside and out. //. For those who love Klaus as much as I do, you should look for the photograph of him as a young boy (between 5 and 7?) leaning into his mother. From their expressions what is obvious is that his was a childhood filled with great love.
Noe Berengena Great comment. Thx for highlighting. One the most poignant moments of the clip that I might have skipped at the video end. Honest, painful sentiment in that statement of longing.
Recognized the house immediately by the tower in the middle... JT built it in the early part of their marriage... the building of it's described in her book 'Boys In The Trees'. Cool video on Klaus, he goes so far back into Rock history... Hamburg and the Beatles... he's actually few years older than all of them.
very nice. thank you for sharing this clip. i had no idea that Klaus gave us that wonderful opening bass on 'YSV"...just shows how much i dont know lol
Voorman can probably write one hell of a book about The Beatles and other musicians if he choose to and make tons of money. But he so far has not. That's real loyalty.
Mick Jagger and Paul McCartney met long before Carly Simon. Back in 1963 when The Beatles went to see the Stones in a London club where Lennon/McCartney sat down on the spot, wrote and gave the Stones their 1st hit single in UK called “I Want To Be Your Man” (later sung by Ringo on a Beatle album). I can only assume Carly meant be meet that She was referring to that session.
Klaus was John Lennon's Instant Karma Top of the Pops and with George Harrison's groundbreaking Bangladesh concert. Also my sincere and deep condolences to Klaus for the loss of Astrid Kirchherr.
Martha's Vineyard - one of my favorite places on the planet. In the 80's Carly owned a bar on the island ("Hot Tin Roof") - that was the rumor anyway. Just a great place to spend the summers.
Ja, dem kann ich mich nur anschliessen. Und eine Stimme!! Und wie sie singt! Man spürt sofort, was Musik für sie bedeutet. Music was my first love..........
Went to Paul's concert two years ago. After most songs, he told a story about the song he was about to play. He told a story of how he and John were hanging out with Mick and Keith. So, to hear Carly saying that Mick was nervous meeting Paul was confusing.
Funny, until my daughter pointed it out to me the other day, I never recall her saying "son of a gun" at the start of the song. Of course I could have forgotten too, lol. Either way, then I assumed it must be in reference to the men/man in the song., Well, now I know better. Great bass part to start a song as well. Glad I came across this. Thanks.
OMG, what a precious video. Is it part of the documentary "All you need is Klaus?" I got emotional here. Really beautiful moments. Thank you so much for sharing.
…it’s been said that Ms. Carly was not overjoyed when she discovered that Jim Gordon was in the studio - unbeknownst to her. Richard Perry didn’t care tho…he was gonna have Jim play on “Vain” and make it a hit record! That’s exactly what happened too. I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the beautiful flamenco type bass intro by Klause.
I'm a little confused with the story Carly was telling about Mick being nervous to meet Paul and vise versa with Paul. I though they met well back in the 60's
I find it hard to believe Mick was nervous about meeting Paul McCartney. How many pictures are there of Mick Jagger at Abbey Road during Sgt. Pepper & All you need is Love & Let it Be also.
They knew each other too well to be edgy about meeting one another. They'd have met dozens of times....Plus Mick Jagger is a complete narcissist, no-one scares them type of people.
@@jayp631 - I just read your reply. Maybe Mick slept with Linda before she married Paul. She was a photographer shooting rock stars in England back in 1967 when she first met the Beatles.
Here you go... BACK THE WAY from the 1992 soundtrack THIS IS MY LIFE which happens to be an excellent Carly Simon album! th-cam.com/video/T2WMijew-Eo/w-d-xo.html
@@B4inSF Gee, could you be a little quicker next time? lol I mean, that was almost as quick as a phone call. Super thanks, and I will most definitely check that out. I know I loved what I heard on here of it. I'm on a Carly Simon kick these days, and there ain't nothing wrong with that! Cheers. David
Bien Chère Carly, tu aimes la rondeur et Klaus aime quand ça roule chez celles et ceux qui s'aiment, comme ici www.tondoandco.com TONDO ? UN ROND EN ITALIEN....Aussi, je dois dire à quel point une certaine jeunesse veut voir des concerts comme ça, la preuve www.concertenappart.com/groupe_1080-Tondo_And_Co.html
What is it like to be so so famous you have to handlers? You have to go through other people to contact your other famous friends. Must be kind of weird for them.
She is full of baloney. "Your so Vain" was released in 1972. MaCartney and Jagger knew each other since 1963. Hell, the Beatles gave "I want to be you Man" to the Stones to record it first in 1964 - 65? Those 2 (McCartney and Jagger) knew each other 10 years before the session she was talking about.
Klaus is so darn cool & so talented!
As a fellow bassist who began playing in the late-‘60s, Voormann was a name who just floated thru the industry, playing on “A” list projects, like a warm spiritual breeze. I was also a radio dj for years and always regarded him as the “perfect sideman,” always quietly adding his spice to the audio mix, improving each song he worked on and never jumping into the limelight to try and overshadow the main artist. Much respect to his playing and to his visual art.
What an amazingly talented and caring man. There needs to be more like him in the world, it just might be a much better place.
Always loved her and still do. She is incredible and there is something about her look, I always wanted to look like her. I grew up in the 70's and she is still great!!
It’s great to a see a reunion and she really appreciates him. I get why it’s painful for him because he knew John, George and Astrid so now he feels the loss and that’s hard to take. I’m sure he misses them all now, too.
But Carly is very friendly and kind towards him so it’s good they got together again to see each other and play again.
Klaus has led a wonderful life and I like his bass playing. He got along with everyone. 👏🏻😊
Carly Simon = One of a kind super talent. Writing, instrumentals, and singing. She has done it all and as close to perfection that you could get.
So true Mike
I still wish I could meet Klaus, just to thank him
You’ve lived a great life Klaus. I can feel for your sense of loss. All those great friends disappearing one by one. But I guess you are putting on film what so many people must deal with in private. Thank you for sharing your life and your memories. But as George said, all things must pass. At least you get to carry some beautiful memories along your journey. Your memories are important to us as well, since all of our lives are also interwoven with the tapestry of songs and sounds you contributed to and will continue reverberate throughout time.
@Doc Tan What a lovely comment, very much in keeping with the comradeship and general atmosphere evident in the video.
Klaus is such a good person
Klaus is friends with everyone. What a great career he’s had.
So that's how the intro to "Your So Vain" is played! 35 yrs of wondering now over.
Thanks for this clip!
saulpeter: so it was Klaus doing the riff on the bass then?
Well, as Carly said, he is multi-faceted. What an artist.
Same here. Somebody answered that question for me and it brought me here.
@@EphemeralProductionsyep!!
Amazing! Beautiful! Thanks to Mr. Voormann for his participation on the song and record with Carly Simon.
This sick bass intro riff to You're So Vain is Klaus, and it's dope.
Beautiful people!!!..I think my favorite bass playing by Klaus is at the Bangladesh concert on Billy Prestons song..his playing and sound was Sooo fanominal..such humble wonderful humans..
Klaus, Du bist einer meiner favorisiertesten Fackelträger der Musik meiner frühen Jugend.
Danke dafür. Wird in Ehren gehalten.
Beste Grüße, Klaus
Claus is such a mellow soul. I get him . we all get to the same place eventually. I know the feeling of Claus when the people you know fade away there is always an empty space-
Really nice, intimate and private. I really thank the guys sharing this. Both Klaus and Carly are so great and modest.Love them both.
Klaus voormann what a beautiful human being
The last minute of this video segment is so moving, hearing Klaus speak of the past and his friends from that amazing period in his life. At 8:40 and on, seeing him in the closeup you really get a sense of what a beautiful man he is inside and out. //. For those who love Klaus as much as I do, you should look for the photograph of him as a young boy (between 5 and 7?) leaning into his mother. From their expressions what is obvious is that his was a childhood filled with great love.
Noe Berengena They are both very down to earth people.
I know, what a sweet man
Yes, yes, yes.... a truly loving, love-filled person.
Noe Berengena Great comment. Thx for highlighting. One the most poignant moments of the clip that I might have skipped at the video end. Honest, painful sentiment in that statement of longing.
Recognized the house immediately by the tower in the middle... JT built it in the early part of their marriage... the building of it's described in her book 'Boys In The Trees'. Cool video on Klaus, he goes so far back into Rock history... Hamburg and the Beatles... he's actually few years older than all of them.
Oh what a beautiful joyful song......such a lovely person you are Carly...love you forever.
Carly has a big SMILE!!!
very nice. thank you for sharing this clip. i had no idea that Klaus gave us that wonderful opening bass on 'YSV"...just shows how much i dont know lol
Voorman can probably write one hell of a book about The Beatles and other musicians if he choose to and make tons of money. But he so far has not. That's real loyalty.
If I remember, he did write one, "Why Don't You Play Imagine on the White Piano, John?" (English translation of the title).
Very touching and beautiful Thanks
Brought a tear to my eye. Deep thanks!
Love to spend a few hrs over a beer with klaus talkin bout his memories of Hamburg and beyond 😍💙
Why would Jagger and McCartney be nervous meeting each other ? They know each other well and have hung out and worked together
Klaus is such a genius.
And Carly also!
Tan bello, aún a su edad se conserva muy guapo ❤️🌺🌷💐🙋🌤️😊🤷😋🌵🌹🇲🇽💞🌿☘️🌼💋🥀💕☀️💮💕🥀☘️🏵️
Very touching. Very special.
Yes. This is a wonderful doc...Klaus is one very talented dude...
Mick Jagger was amazing on You're So Vain as well. Carly Simon was a talent magnet.
the curse of a long life is the loss of all the people you loved and the life you once had.
Mick Jagger and Paul McCartney met long before Carly Simon. Back in 1963 when The Beatles went to see the Stones in a London club where Lennon/McCartney sat down on the spot, wrote and gave the Stones their 1st hit single in UK called “I Want To Be Your Man” (later sung by Ringo on a Beatle album).
I can only assume Carly meant be meet that She was referring to that session.
Mick and "the-four-headed-monster".
I love Klaus! ❤️
Yup, same dude who played the bass in the Plastic Ono Band.
Klaus made me cry with his memories......
Klaus was John Lennon's Instant Karma Top of the Pops and with George Harrison's groundbreaking Bangladesh concert. Also my sincere and deep condolences to Klaus for the loss of Astrid Kirchherr.
You are the best Carly!!!! I miss the sharing thing too.
Wonderful
The song *Back The Way* is from the movie This Is My Life. Great movie great song.
Martha's Vineyard - one of my favorite places on the planet. In the 80's Carly owned a bar on the island ("Hot Tin Roof") - that was the rumor anyway. Just a great place to spend the summers.
Love it. Thx Carly.
Just finished reading Carly’s book ,,, beautiful and heartfelt,,,,,
Wonderfully intimate piece!!
Seing how actually the Klaus Voorman himself played that bass intro in this video is amazing!
100%
Love Klaus.. good player....
Cool thanks for sharing klaus
Respect.
Beautiful woman absolutely lovely so natural and sensual down to earth
Ja, dem kann ich mich nur anschliessen. Und eine Stimme!! Und wie sie singt! Man spürt sofort, was Musik für sie bedeutet. Music was my first love..........
So natural... yu mean with the face lift..? Lol
i got carly Simon's no secrets album my favourite.
Klaus should have his own show where hes filmed visiting old friends he collaborated with.
Thank you this is awesome ~
you're welcome!
Beautiful! .. until I saw the name of the rich dude's boat... and stopped. To each his own. Have a happy day.
Gay Head is the former name of a town on Martha's Vineyard.
Wunderbare Erinnerungen
Went to Paul's concert two years ago. After most songs, he told a story about the song he was about to play. He told a story of how he and John were hanging out with Mick and Keith. So, to hear Carly saying that Mick was nervous meeting Paul was confusing.
I thought the same thing. John and Paul even wrote I wanna be your man for the stones and Mick was at the All you need is love filming too.
this was wonderful.
Klaus! 😊
I love her home and property.
Funny, until my daughter pointed it out to me the other day, I never recall her saying "son of a gun" at the start of the song. Of course I could have forgotten too, lol. Either way, then I assumed it must be in reference to the men/man in the song., Well, now I know better. Great bass part to start a song as well. Glad I came across this. Thanks.
OMG, what a precious video. Is it part of the documentary "All you need is Klaus?" I got emotional here. Really beautiful moments. Thank you so much for sharing.
Yes it is! It’s a wonderful documentary!
…it’s been said that Ms. Carly was not overjoyed when she discovered that Jim Gordon was in the studio - unbeknownst to her. Richard Perry didn’t care tho…he was gonna have Jim play on “Vain” and make it a hit record! That’s exactly what happened too. I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the beautiful flamenco type bass intro by Klause.
Don't you just love this?
When I heard the opening of You're so vain, I always thought there's coke come bubbling in my glass.
#KlausInMyCoffee
THAT’S funny!!
Too bad James walked away from his wonderful family and home life. Not many folks are able to have such things...
Why would Paul and Mick be nervous about meeting each other, they had known each other well
since 1962?
Notice that Carly is playing an ukulele, muted for rhythm without chords.
SBL sent you here? Stay a while and listen.
She's still hot, wrinkle , squinty eyes and all. Love Carly. I name my daughter after her.
I'm a little confused with the story Carly was telling about Mick being nervous to meet Paul and vise versa with Paul. I though they met well back in the 60's
Yeah...that seems very odd.
Mick was nervous to meet Paul and vice versa.
@@dianeyoung8068 Mick and Paul have known each other since the very early 60s. Carly's statement is confusing if you know that fact.
If Carly Simon says you’re handsome, you’ve done alright in life.
I know people will hate me but to me the barking dogs ruined a special moment.
zu Gast bei Ringlstetter Dez. 2021
I find it hard to believe Mick was nervous about meeting Paul McCartney. How many pictures are there of Mick Jagger at Abbey Road during Sgt. Pepper & All you need is Love & Let it Be also.
They knew each other too well to be edgy about meeting one another. They'd have met dozens of times....Plus Mick Jagger is a complete narcissist, no-one scares them type of people.
@@jayp631 - I just read your reply. Maybe Mick slept with Linda before she married Paul. She was a photographer shooting rock stars in England back in 1967 when she first met the Beatles.
Hope it's not so obvious I missed it, but what is that song she sings at the start?? Got no where googling the lyrics.
Here you go... BACK THE WAY from the 1992 soundtrack THIS IS MY LIFE which happens to be an excellent Carly Simon album! th-cam.com/video/T2WMijew-Eo/w-d-xo.html
@@B4inSF Gee, could you be a little quicker next time? lol I mean, that was almost as quick as a phone call. Super thanks, and I will most definitely check that out. I know I loved what I heard on here of it. I'm on a Carly Simon kick these days, and there ain't nothing wrong with that! Cheers. David
Wonder why it took him so long to se her again. Interesting.
SANTA KLAUS VOORMANN.
The bass intro by Klaus Voorman explained:
th-cam.com/video/SPL4cQsHs_Q/w-d-xo.html
Can I still buy his stuff?
www.amazon.com/All-Need-Klaus-Voormann-Story/dp/B006O50B86 Region 2---but ALL REGION is available
There are some good Germans out there, and Klaus is the best
There are some good Jews out there. Not many. But a few!
Some ? What the fuck does THAT mean ?
...and there are some good black people,and some good jews,and some good muslims. You are a bent over Democrat dunce.
So John only knew Mick?
Love Carly Simon-but get the piano tuned. Everytime they interview her at home, the piano sounds terrible.
intruding into what should be a private moment.
It's part of his documentary. On a DVD. It's hardly private.
Well may be but that’s the way of the world these days. Well it was even that way in the 70s. Where people did this
Bien Chère Carly, tu aimes la rondeur et Klaus aime quand ça roule chez celles et ceux qui s'aiment, comme ici www.tondoandco.com TONDO ? UN ROND EN ITALIEN....Aussi, je dois dire à quel point une certaine jeunesse veut voir des concerts comme ça, la preuve www.concertenappart.com/groupe_1080-Tondo_And_Co.html
What is it like to be so so famous you have to handlers? You have to go through other people to contact your other famous friends. Must be kind of weird for them.
klaus voran produced her album? she should have asked paul mccartney to produce it
+Dennis Newberg
Richard Perry produced "No Secrets", Klaus played the memorable bass line on "You're So Vain."
For Carly:
th-cam.com/video/OnlSFgwrUEM/w-d-xo.html
...yeah. She saw that.. .. ...
She is full of baloney. "Your so Vain" was released in 1972. MaCartney and Jagger knew each other since 1963. Hell, the Beatles gave "I want to be you Man" to the Stones to record it first in 1964 - 65? Those 2 (McCartney and Jagger) knew each other 10 years before the session she was talking about.
That song is ok a bit old fashioned to start and she doesnt sing it too well i think...your so vain ...a classic
Stop posting until you learn some basic punctuation.
Note to self - be more like Klaus.