John, I am addicted to this concert to bring sanity and love into this present world of insanity and tyranny and sickness. God bless you for then and now.
Had the pleasure of seeing him perform last night. Got to meet him afterwards -- he grabbed my hand in both of his and shook it. What a nice, warmhearted man, and great performer, songwriter and storyteller. And a way better guitarist than I had ever realized.
This is a beautiful human being. He really enjoys playing for the people and playing around with them. You can feel the love that flows from him at the end when he comes out just to say thank you and" We'll get together again and play some more". He really means it.
Corrected times: 0:00:00 - Lovin' You 0:03:24 - You're a Big Boy Now 0:06:25 - She's a Lady 0:10:36 - I Found a Dream 0:12:53 - Daydream 0:15:45 - Magical Connection 0:20:05 - Goin' to Germany 0:22:15 - Younger Girl 0:24:57 - Rainbows All Over Your Blues 0:27:14 - I Had a Dream 0:29:00 - In the Still of the Night 0:32:20 - You Cheated, You Lied 0:33:40 - My White Convertible 0:35:12 - Rooty Toot 0:37:20 - Younger Generation 0:40:19 - 4 Eyes 0:43:05 - Red Eye Express 0:46:57 - Darling Be Home Soon
as a father and grandfather I find myself quoting John's words " and what's the matter daddy, how come you're turning green? Can it be that you can't live up to your dreams?" from Younger Generation... as a baby boomer we started out with such dreams and then screwed everything up..sorry.
Saw him live at Harvard stadium around this time. Just missed him at Woodstock. John Sebastian is one of those few artists who can remind you of how great life can be, bitter or sweet. Some people live forever and I know he will.
Great gig. John always put on a fine show and with his likeable personality and wonderful songs he always seemed to succeed in making the audience feel involved. A great songwriter and performer and terribly under-rated.
one guy and a guitar playing those great post-spoonful songs really take us back to a very special time in our lives and the kid from greenwich village really as much as any other musician from that time gave us the soundtrack for so many adventures loves parties that'll be around forever...
I saw John a month before this show in Anaheim, California and he was just as care free and happy as this show. Years later in the 80s I was working for a night club in Monterey, Ca. that he was performing at and he invited my wife and I into his dressing room to hang out before the show. We talked about Woodstock and all sorts of cool folks he'd worked with among other things. A very down to Earth Peaced Out kind of guy...... Great Vibes!
Does anyone remember him on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson? Around '70, or '71. He came on stage with his guitar and stopped in the middle of a song, put down his guitar, reached into his front pocket, pulled out a harmonica and started blowing it. Then he stopped, put the harmonica back into his pocket, picked up his guitar and ended the song. Man, that performance turned me into a big-time John B. Sebastian fan! A girlfriend gave me the "Cheapo-Cheapo..." 8-track for my 18th birthday. What memories this brings back.
I saw John on August 15, 1970 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD. This brings back pleasant memories of that night. It felt like we all in John's living room hanging out, listening to him sing a song for us. It was a magical night, for sure, and a good reminder of the days when we were all connected in love.
THERE ARE ONLY, basically, A HANDFUL of artists/ ENTERTAINERS & PERFORMERS that CAN step out on a stage, in FRONT of a LARGE audience & CAPTIVATE each & EVERY ONE OF THEM THAT THEY ARE just playin' FOR THEM...JOHN SEBASTIN is ONE of those ARTISTS & MORE...
About twenty years ago, I was at a Summer shopper's days in downtown Concord, NH. They close off the main street and people just walk around eating and buying things. In the midst of the crowd, I heard a Lovin' Spoonful song being sung just the way it should be. I looked over and there was John Sebastian sitting on a metal folding chair surrounded by the dozen or so people who recognized him. Just sitting there doing what he loved to do for whoever wanted to listen. That always comes back to me when I think of him.
When I see John perform, I see a musician who has spent many hard years perfecting his craft, and who is finally proud to show the world the product of a noble life spent spreading the message of love. Fucking inspiring.
I saw John in 1984 at a venue called the Old Post Office on Hilton Head Island in SC. It was a fantastic concert. He was perfect!. He played for 2 hrs and 2 encores. He is a truly talented musician in every sense of the word.
Excellent! No bells and whistles, just a pure concert of music & song with a beloved artist. Today there are such big productions, you have to wonder if you'll hear the music and song over the pyrotechnics and other special effects. Save the F/X for the flicks, let me hear those vocals.
I love to find vinyl's in thrift stores and found this in October 2024. Its such a great vinyl and so happy I purchased it. John if your ever in Dallas area would love to get you to sign it. hint hint nudge nudge. lol
John is one of the happiest people in the world; look at him, after the Lovin Spoonful success and then his appearance at Woodstock, 69. He sure looks happy to me.
Toby it was called drugs.. this is the 70's son.. we were all stoned back then!.. But I do think your right.. seeing him these days he still can smile a lot..
I never ever paid much attention to this artist back in the day. I was only 12 when this concert aired but I came across this video while scrolling on youtube and i'm glad I did. His songs are so cheerful and relaxing. I will be listening to him more often now.
Kate Red The last song is "Darlin' Be Home Soon" I've always loved this one. It was also covered by Joe Crocker on the "Joe Cocker" album. (Not quite as softly though)
@@larrythomas6983 still a great version and you wouldn't expect Joe to sing it in the same manner. Lots of great covers on the same record well worth getting hold of
The timestamps are off. The correct ones: 00:06 Lovin' You 03:25 You're A Big Boy Now 06:29 She's A Lady 10:35 I Found A Dream 12:54 Daydream 15:45 Magical Connection 18:36 Going To Germany 22:17 Younger Girl 24:58 Rainbow All Over Your Blues 27:26 I Had A Dream (request) (first 94 seconds only) 29:34 In The Still Of The Night 32:18 You Cheated 33:42 My White Convertible 36:00 Rooty-Toot 37:18 Younger Generation 40:20 4 Eyes 43:22 Red-Eye Express 47:00 Darling Be Home Soon
We used to listen to albums in our high school art class in 1969-70 in Virginia and John's albums, especially the Cheapo Cheapo one were played a lot. We had a great teacher and we learned a lot. Thanks!
I saw this guy live and solo in a beautiful little theatre near my hometown and he is still the only artist ive ever seen live who made me weep stone cold sober
Thanks for posting this. He was in his prime here, great voice, guitarist and he looked good too. Darlin Be Home Soon, Younger Generation, Magical Connection - he wrote some gems. A Found A Dream, Daydream, I Had a Dream - he likes songs about dreams!
I went to various shows at Tanglewood betwen 69 and 71 with my summer camp in The Berkshires. I'm still discovering shows that we didn't go to, this being one of them. John is always great!
I love John! I went to 6 of his concerts in the early '70s in upstate New York. I always went by myself as I didn't want to share with anybody else. So thank you for putting more of his work out there. Princess's Warriors
Wow... How great... Saw him live in NJ around 1974... ALSO love CHEAPO CHEAPO PRODUCTIONS presents... played that LP until I wore it out... Found it on iTunes the other day... This has been a real John Sebastian week.... Enjoy this concert.. its great!
I had a book of his music that I use to play on the piano somebody stole it and have never found another. Songs like "I'm a going Fishing" and all of his different types of music.
Yayhay! Thank you so much for posting this gem. I, too, have the album 'Cheapo-Cheapo Productions Presents..' It was part of the soundtrack for my teeeeenage years. Love John Sebastian (&The LS).
I finally got a turntable again and now am listening to my albums. One of the first I pulled out was John Sebastian's Tarzana Kid, which led me to look him up to see what he's up to these days which led me here. Wonderful performance, such great songs! Thanks for posting this, very much enjoying it!
I loved the Spoonfull, and in the disappointment of their breakup I just didn't properly appreciate John Sebastian as a solo artist. This concert shows him to be that rare artist who can captivate with just voice and guitar. He radiates/communicates positive emotion. Thankful I got to see see him with the Lovin Spoonful in 1967.
I'm so glad this was posted - the performance of "Darling Be Home Soon" at the end is one of the most magical performances I've ever heard. Something special.
You're A Big Boy Now was written for movie by the same name directed by..ready for this??? Francis Ford Coppola. Search and ye shall find..start with TH-cam--very funny movie
John's blues fingerpickin' roots, really shine through on the opening number...great stuff! The man's truly hip, mentioning the great Lonnie Johnson, (from New Orleans). Check out that beautiful acoustic he's playin; abalone inlay, a cutaway, (you didn't see many of those back then), two pickups & 4 tone controls...in his hands, it's all magic! You gotta love artists that readily confess to not knowing what their art is about...the great Gary Larson of the Far Side fame, comes to mind. He has this intimate, off-the-cuff thing that almost takes you to the washroom, (sorry, just kiddin).
Mark8395217 he was the best performer I ever saw , saw him in the early 70’s in Rochester , than again about 10 years ago in Saratoga he and his music is so uplifting,warm and personal Thanks John
This was shot by a friend of Bill Graham's, not exactly professional, and then sycned with the soundboard of John's concert. Doesn't have the seamless editing of the others shows posted from Tanglewood 1970 (Miles Davis, The Who, Jethro Tull, Chicago), but we're lucky to have it nonetheless.
I saw him at Northeastern U on that tour. It was more like seeing him in a living room than a concert. He made you feel like that concert was special to him.
vid guy is a bit stoned... damn, really stoned.. old rock and roll heads.. yup that is for sure.. Son, son, son.. those were the days.. endless summers a time when work still interrupted life.. when hangin' out with friends was better than just about anything except camping with them or maybe a road trip.. no vid games, no social media, no cell phone.. just good friends, great adventures and good times.. oh yeah and for some of us it was "dragin' the gut" on friday night... But I think that was a west coast thing.. at least in the north west... thanks John! thanks for the memories now..
What a sweet sweet man! Luv his vibe. I had the album "Cheapo Cheapo Productions Present Real Live John Sebastian" and I loved it. I lent it to someone years ago and of course, never got it back! Thanks for posting this!!!!
John, I am addicted to this concert to bring sanity and love into this present world of insanity and tyranny and sickness. God bless you for then and now.
Had the pleasure of seeing him perform last night. Got to meet him afterwards -- he grabbed my hand in both of his and shook it. What a nice, warmhearted man, and great performer, songwriter and storyteller. And a way better guitarist than I had ever realized.
I´m full of joy listening to this music:). And my heart is smiling🌺🌺
This is a beautiful human being. He really enjoys playing for the people and playing around with them. You can feel the love that flows from him at the end when he comes out just to say thank you and" We'll get together again and play some more". He really means it.
Corrected times:
0:00:00 - Lovin' You
0:03:24 - You're a Big Boy Now
0:06:25 - She's a Lady
0:10:36 - I Found a Dream
0:12:53 - Daydream
0:15:45 - Magical Connection
0:20:05 - Goin' to Germany
0:22:15 - Younger Girl
0:24:57 - Rainbows All Over Your Blues
0:27:14 - I Had a Dream
0:29:00 - In the Still of the Night
0:32:20 - You Cheated, You Lied
0:33:40 - My White Convertible
0:35:12 - Rooty Toot
0:37:20 - Younger Generation
0:40:19 - 4 Eyes
0:43:05 - Red Eye Express
0:46:57 - Darling Be Home Soon
Thank you
bless your heart
Any grandmother or grandfather are listening to this concert in January 2019? My congratulation for your good musical taste!
I’m a Grandpa and I was digging JBS before I even thought about having kids.
as a father and grandfather I find myself quoting John's words " and what's the matter daddy, how come you're turning green?
Can it be that you can't live up to your dreams?" from Younger Generation... as a baby boomer we started out with such dreams and then screwed everything up..sorry.
I saw him at Woodstock in '69. Great show.
I’m here..70 now but the music kept me alive.
I know John Sebastian from playing with the doors and boy can he play the harp , he is a very talented man 🔥🔥🔥
Saw him live at Harvard stadium around this time. Just missed him at Woodstock. John Sebastian is one of those few artists who can remind you of how great life can be, bitter or sweet. Some people live forever and I know he will.
I was at Harvard Stadium as well he was Wicked Pissa The opening band had a wall of amps and JBS stopped the show with just his voice and his Axe!!!
Thank you🩵🦋
Watching John perform is like watching kids playing in the schoolyard, joyful, thanks John
He's just so real. I met John. He couldn't have been nicer, humble. Just a talented nice person. Still around and playing thank God.
He didn't have to be so nice...you woulda liked him anyway
Great gig. John always put on a fine show and with his likeable personality and wonderful songs he always seemed to succeed in making the audience feel involved. A great songwriter and performer and terribly under-rated.
I totally agree with you! And he could just play all his songs just in his own too. That shows the grandeur of his songs!
I’m sure the royalty checks are still coming in nice for John
He really has a beautifully smooth voice.
Nice to see a spoonful of this guy on TH-cam!
The first LP I bought it brings back so many memories
one guy and a guitar playing those great post-spoonful songs really take us back to a very special time in our lives and the kid from greenwich village really as much as any other musician from that time gave us the soundtrack for so many adventures loves parties that'll be around forever...
I had such a crush on John Sebastian, in the olden days☺️
You definitely weren't alone!😊
Holey moley. This is a gift.
I saw John a month before this show in Anaheim, California and he was just as care free and happy as this show. Years later in the 80s I was working for a night club in Monterey, Ca. that he was performing at and he invited my wife and I into his dressing room to hang out before the show. We talked about Woodstock and all sorts of cool folks he'd worked with among other things. A very down to Earth Peaced Out kind of guy...... Great Vibes!
Does anyone remember him on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson? Around '70, or '71. He came on stage with his guitar and stopped in the middle of a song, put down his guitar, reached into his front pocket, pulled out a harmonica and started blowing it. Then he stopped, put the harmonica back into his pocket, picked up his guitar and ended the song. Man, that performance turned me into a big-time John B. Sebastian fan! A girlfriend gave me the "Cheapo-Cheapo..." 8-track for my 18th birthday. What memories this brings back.
i wonder if that Carson segment is anywhere out there.
I have always had a crush on John Sebastian and his music I'm so glad he's still alive to talk about his legend!
@@samanasif6042 I have looked for it and have yet to find it.
Never saw his concert live. Was always a fan though. He's still with us and still handsome 😍
Would love to see him in concert some day ;)
I saw John on August 15, 1970 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD. This brings back pleasant memories of that night. It felt like we all in John's living room hanging out, listening to him sing a song for us. It was a magical night, for sure, and a good reminder of the days when we were all connected in love.
Was hiis set this short (circa 50 minutes)?
😍💜so talented and handsome! I'm crushing hard on the young John 😆! Honestly though this concert is one of the best antidepressants ever!
THERE ARE ONLY, basically, A HANDFUL of artists/ ENTERTAINERS & PERFORMERS
that CAN step out on a stage, in FRONT of a LARGE audience & CAPTIVATE each & EVERY ONE OF THEM THAT THEY ARE just playin' FOR THEM...JOHN SEBASTIN is ONE of those ARTISTS & MORE...
About twenty years ago, I was at a Summer shopper's days in downtown Concord, NH. They close off the main street and people just walk around eating and buying things. In the midst of the crowd, I heard a Lovin' Spoonful song being sung just the way it should be. I looked over and there was John Sebastian sitting on a metal folding chair surrounded by the dozen or so people who recognized him. Just sitting there doing what he loved to do for whoever wanted to listen. That always comes back to me when I think of him.
this is so true, and he does it aided by just 6 strings
Exactly my feeling when I saw him on that tour.'
one of our greatest songwriters
Agreed, I am 15 by the way.
When I see John perform, I see a musician who has spent many hard years perfecting his craft, and who is finally proud to show the world the product of a noble life spent spreading the message of love. Fucking inspiring.
I found a vinyl copy of Welcome Back at a bookstore recently.
Best $3 I have ever spent.
I saw John in 1984 at a venue called the Old Post Office on Hilton Head Island in SC. It was a fantastic concert. He was perfect!. He played for 2 hrs and 2 encores. He is a truly talented musician in every sense of the word.
Excellent! No bells and whistles, just a pure concert of music & song with a beloved artist. Today there are such big productions, you have to wonder if you'll hear the music and song over the pyrotechnics and other special effects. Save the F/X for the flicks, let me hear those vocals.
magnificent
THANKS SO MUCH for this ~ still love John Sebastian!
I love to find vinyl's in thrift stores and found this in October 2024. Its such a great vinyl and so happy I purchased it. John if your ever in Dallas area would love to get you to sign it. hint hint nudge nudge. lol
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
John is one of the happiest people in the world; look at him, after the Lovin Spoonful success and then his appearance at Woodstock, 69. He sure looks happy to me.
Toby it was called drugs.. this is the 70's son.. we were all stoned back then!.. But I do think your right.. seeing him these days he still can smile a lot..
Shut up Boomer.
Great concert
I saw him at SPAC in Saratoga Springs during this tour. 5 encores! He left when voice was gone.
the friendliest character in whole R&R world.
I never ever paid much attention to this artist back in the day. I was only 12 when this concert aired but I came across this video while scrolling on youtube and i'm glad I did. His songs are so cheerful and relaxing. I will be listening to him more often now.
Wonderful music!
God, I LOVED She's A Lady . . . and so many others John sang.
He knows he must end the concert with one of the best songs he or anyone else has ever written!
do u know the name of that song?
Kate Red
I mean 'Darling be home soon'.
Kate Red The last song is "Darlin' Be Home Soon" I've always loved this one. It was also covered by Joe Crocker on the "Joe Cocker" album. (Not quite as softly though)
@@larrythomas6983 still a great version and you wouldn't expect Joe to sing it in the same manner. Lots of great covers on the same record well worth getting hold of
@@bendream544 Yes, so true, I think Joe Cocker was a master at covering previously recorded tunes.
Loved spending an hour with John Sebastian at Tanglewood. The whole performance is masterful, charming as only he could be & great sound. Thanks!
This is so wonderful!
The timestamps are off. The correct ones:
00:06 Lovin' You
03:25 You're A Big Boy Now
06:29 She's A Lady
10:35 I Found A Dream
12:54 Daydream
15:45 Magical Connection
18:36 Going To Germany
22:17 Younger Girl
24:58 Rainbow All Over Your Blues
27:26 I Had A Dream (request) (first 94 seconds only)
29:34 In The Still Of The Night
32:18 You Cheated
33:42 My White Convertible
36:00 Rooty-Toot
37:18 Younger Generation
40:20 4 Eyes
43:22 Red-Eye Express
47:00 Darling Be Home Soon
Thank you John.
Great music performed by a great man.john....you truly do rule.
What a great show! I've seen John numerous times over the years and his kindness and quirky sense of humor have always brightened my day!
We used to listen to albums in our high school art class in 1969-70 in Virginia and John's albums, especially the Cheapo Cheapo one were played a lot. We had a great teacher and we learned a lot. Thanks!
Now this is really something to see and hear. John Sebastian shows here why he is still remembered and revered so well today.
Most personalized and feel good music heard all day as i sit here amd mumble rap my ass off thamk you
I saw this guy live and solo in a beautiful little theatre near my hometown and he is still the only artist ive ever seen live who made me weep stone cold sober
Saw him at Harvard Stadium just him and his guitar He was wicked Pissa !
Thanks for posting this. He was in his prime here, great voice, guitarist and he looked good too. Darlin Be Home Soon, Younger Generation, Magical Connection - he wrote some gems. A Found A Dream, Daydream, I Had a Dream - he likes songs about dreams!
Don't forget Rooty-Toot!
I went to various shows at Tanglewood betwen 69 and 71 with my summer camp in The Berkshires. I'm still discovering shows that we didn't go to, this being one of them. John is always great!
I love John! I went to 6 of his concerts in the early '70s in upstate New York. I always went by myself as I didn't want to share with anybody else. So thank you for putting more of his work out there. Princess's Warriors
Thank you for posting! That man really is a national treasure.
Wow... How great... Saw him live in NJ around 1974... ALSO love CHEAPO CHEAPO PRODUCTIONS presents... played that LP until I wore it out... Found it on iTunes the other day... This has been a real John Sebastian week.... Enjoy this concert.. its great!
Richard Dominick Cheapo Cheapo was a classic in Oz ... up the North Coast early seventies ... classic!
I had a book of his music that I use to play on the piano somebody stole it and have never found another. Songs like "I'm a going Fishing" and all of his different types of music.
J.S. emits such bright positive energy. A pure joy to watch and listen to. Thank you for posting this beautiful soul ~
I think that is the most accurate description of John Sebastian.
@@rmelin13231 thanks brother ~
this is great! love his songs & voice
What a great time listening to this really talente musician. Thank you so much for posting.
Thanks for posting Johns been a great favourite of mine since wayback.
OH! MY! GOD! (thanks Uncle Bobo for saving these masterworks) ...
Wolfgang's Vault I bet. Bill Graham recorded everything.
Yayhay! Thank you so much for posting this gem. I, too, have the album 'Cheapo-Cheapo Productions Presents..' It was part of the soundtrack for my teeeeenage years. Love John Sebastian (&The LS).
I finally got a turntable again and now am listening to my albums. One of the first I pulled out was John Sebastian's Tarzana Kid, which led me to look him up to see what he's up to these days which led me here. Wonderful performance, such great songs! Thanks for posting this, very much enjoying it!
Awesome! JS in his prime!
I loved the Spoonfull, and in the disappointment of their breakup I just didn't properly appreciate John Sebastian as a solo artist. This concert shows him to be that rare artist who can captivate with just voice and guitar. He radiates/communicates positive emotion. Thankful I got to see see him with the Lovin Spoonful in 1967.
What a jem of a video, John is such a great talent, cool seeing him in a full concert.
GEM.
Lest go on John !!!🎼🌾🎭🎈🌎🍊🎉
I'm so glad this was posted - the performance of "Darling Be Home Soon" at the end is one of the most magical performances I've ever heard. Something special.
You're A Big Boy Now is not only a great song, but was a great movie too. Helped me define my youth.
I'm just settin' back, sittin' here lovin' you.
I saw John at the Fillmore the night of my high school graduation in '70. Especially touching was when he sang "You're a big boy now". I got it....
You're A Big Boy Now was written for movie by the same name directed by..ready for this??? Francis Ford Coppola. Search and ye shall find..start with TH-cam--very funny movie
here you go: th-cam.com/video/Q1KIAvxOWrQ/w-d-xo.html
about a kid escaping Great Neck
We love you too John !
Amazing music from 46byeatrs ago. Great music is timeless. Thanks for this great post...Blessings, Ed
John's blues fingerpickin' roots, really shine through on the opening number...great stuff! The man's truly hip, mentioning the great Lonnie Johnson, (from New Orleans). Check out that beautiful acoustic he's playin; abalone inlay, a cutaway, (you didn't see many of those back then), two pickups & 4 tone controls...in his hands, it's all magic! You gotta love artists that readily confess to not knowing what their art is about...the great Gary Larson of the Far Side fame, comes to mind. He has this intimate, off-the-cuff thing that almost takes you to the washroom, (sorry, just kiddin).
Oh the memories...
Mark8395217 he was the best performer I ever saw , saw him in the early 70’s in Rochester , than again about 10 years ago in Saratoga he and his music is so uplifting,warm and personal
Thanks John
Superb
GOOD STUFF!!!!
He was one of the greats back in the 60s & 70s. I saw him when he opened for Steve Martin Avery Fisher Hall 1977 & was fabulous.
simply the best
Pure awesomeness! Thanks for posting.
My favourite album was this concert Live. Love him. Unique
great guy
great show. thanks!
I saw him perform in the 80s at Miami metro Zoo ! He was great live
I saw him perform at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester Mass in 1970. He was amazing, and the audience wanted him to play all night.
Opened for him at MVCC in Utica, NY round about '74. He really is a nice guy. Some great songs
John Sebastian is one of the best!
The guy is a light for the goodness in people
It seems like everybody was high in those olden, golden times, including in this instance the cameraman.
Artsy!
Kid, I am 69 years old, a retired shool teacher. I was high just now when I watched this video!
lol
😂 it's true, learn how to properly operate a camera for christ sake.
This was shot by a friend of Bill Graham's, not exactly professional, and then sycned with the soundboard of John's concert. Doesn't have the seamless editing of the others shows posted from Tanglewood 1970 (Miles Davis, The Who, Jethro Tull, Chicago), but we're lucky to have it nonetheless.
I saw him at Northeastern U on that tour. It was more like seeing him in a living room than a concert. He made you feel like that concert was special to him.
vid guy is a bit stoned... damn, really stoned.. old rock and roll heads.. yup that is for sure.. Son, son, son.. those were the days.. endless summers a time when work still interrupted life.. when hangin' out with friends was better than just about anything except camping with them or maybe a road trip.. no vid games, no social media, no cell phone.. just good friends, great adventures and good times.. oh yeah and for some of us it was "dragin' the gut" on friday night... But I think that was a west coast thing.. at least in the north west... thanks John! thanks for the memories now..
Have loved this man since Summer in the City in 1966. I fell in love with Daydream after, rather than before.
So many great '60s bands broke up.
Makes me appreciate what the Stones accomplished....
Hes a great finger picker with a fine ear . He really didnt need the band...but i think he loved the fun they had and the dynamics they created
Can someone please lead me to Any similar beautiful 60 70’s concerts ? Thank you brothers and sisters🧡🦋
LOVE
Beautiful.
Thanks for uploading this so much
What a sweet sweet man! Luv his vibe. I had the album "Cheapo Cheapo Productions Present Real Live John Sebastian" and I loved it. I lent it to someone years ago and of course, never got it back! Thanks for posting this!!!!
+Jane Scribner I have the same album, just brilliant
+Jane Scribner It was my favorite album.
+Jane Scribner I have that LP too. Wonderful! This reminds me of it but no Good night Irene.
I had that one, too! This looks to be around the same time as that album. I was hoping for a rendition of 'Fishin' Blues.'
A great man who never achieved the fame he deserved, in my view
37:09 Younger Generation
Not exactly your fast paced Las Vegas style show, but I love it.
24:57 Rainbows all over your blues