Thank you This video means a lot to me I only have the pictures from that show backstage Winterland and never seen this and to see my beloved husband Phil Kennemore original Y&T bass player and songwriter . Rest in peace my Love
Hanna Kennemore Hi. From the UK and only recently started listening to the early Yesterday and Today and for the me the first thing that hit me was the quality and inventive bass playing, along with the drumming. Funny because I was in a rock club one night and we're talking way back in the early 80s, just getting off with this real nice girl and we get talking about bands. she tells me her FAVOURITE band is Y&T and I make the worst mistake possible... I say who are they? next minute she's gone. SHIT! SHIT! SHIT! stupid me. We could've got married, anything!! My kids will be glad I said "Who are they? lol
Hanna Kennemore Hanna, your husband was amazing, God rest him. From 1975 - 1978 I NEVER missed a show when they came to L.A. at the Starwood or anywhere they played here. I was in high school at the time and my band called"Centopath" played several of their songs including "Come On Over", "25 hours a Day" an "Road" from Struck Down at every party we played at. We worshiped Yesterday & Today. This upload is a real treat !!! Being a drummer Leonard Haze blew my mind. His right foot sounded like a double bass player and I am a double bass drummer! I thought he smoked John Bonham ... still do. Take care and I hope all is well.
+Hanna Kennemore I attended the show at the Avalon which to this day was one of the most incredible shows I have ever been privy too. It broke my heart when Phil passed away days later knowing how many loved him, I am not talking about fans but those that really knew him. I was at a show in the early mid 80's at the Keystone in Palo Alto, cant remember what song they were playing but I had my head stuffed in the P.A. rocking out. When the song was done your husband made it a point to give me a high 5 and point at me to the audience with a huge smile. We remember the good. :)
Yesterday and Today became my favorite band after I heard their first album. I was stunned by the drumming of Leonard Haze. He only had one bass drum pedal and made it sound like he had a double, very fast with that one pedal. Leonard reminded a lot of early John Bonham. I was fortunate to see them in San Antonio, Texas when they were touring for their first self titled album back in 1975. RIP the original members of YESTERDAY AND TODAY, Leonard Haze, Phil Kennemore and Joey Alves.
Does anybody notice how fucking incredible Leonard Haze sounds here? Fucking A. No wonder he was the leader/founder of this band. Love it the original guys back then were soooooooooooo special! Dave is the Man!
According to Dave Meniketti, Leonard Haze NEVER played a double bass kit. That shit was all done with ONE FOOT. I talked to him about it. Go look for pictures of LH playing a double bass kit on Google.
It was 1981 I had just ETS'd out of the Army, went home to Hayward Ca. My brother and I went to a place called the next Stage Saloon for some beers and a couple of games of pool it was early afternoon we were having a blast when we saw people bringing in some band equipment, didn't think much of it but then the place started filling up with people until it was wall to wall people, so much for our pool game we got squeezed right up against the stage, so there we were right in front of the band they did a quick sound check and broke into their Earth Shaker album they were so good and loud that we had a blast listening to them. Didn't know that they were gonna be there, have been a fan ever since!!!
Dave's got the Marc Bolan look down for this show definitely, but his smoking playing and singing is definitely all his own! Underrated band by all means
These guys were phenomenal. The musicanship is outstanding. Their first two albums are hard rock masterpieces to me and Leonard is one of the greatest unknown drummers of all time. He always reminded me of Tommy Aldridge.
It's amazing to watch this! Superb musicianship! This seriously just rocks! Rest In Peace, Phil Kennemore, Leonard Haze, Joey Alves & most recently, Hanna Kennemore.
I get your comment but to me even today they are still Yesterday and Today. I see them regularly and the current musicians keep the spirit and do them justice. Besides David is still amazing!
@FloodyBoy Randal sorry....I disagree....Dave has been doing this for 45 years....it's y&t and this is Daves life and passion. ....i think most fans want to see that y&t name It's not going anywhere .
Back in the day my best friend was a keyboard player and his brother a bass guitarist. I met Dave and Joey RIP at a Battle Of The Bands competition in Hayward Ca. It was the mid 70's and they had arrived and won the battle at least once. They were there checking out the up and comers but these cats didn't act like big shots at all. They were even giving words of encouragement to my friends. I got to chat it up with Joey a little and he was this genuine, humble dude which is rare. A great rhythm guitarist that will be missed along with long time drummer Leonard Haze and Phil Kennemore. I also used to always see Dave at Leo's in Berkeley and he was never aloof like so many stars are today. I'm going to try to catch their act in Tracy Ca. soon....
One of the best live bands ever. What's really amazing is Dave hadn't started playing guitar til he was 16 and this is only a few years later... Y&T rocks..
Wow, lovin' the fro on DM! I've seen the current Y&T line up in Santa Cruz 4 times in the last 10 years. I'm always impressed on their enthusiasm and showmanship. Dave still sounds great. They always come to entertain, even at small venues. Wikipedia says they've only sold 4 Million albums, which is hard to believe.
If I'm not mistaken, this was 1st time Yesterday & Today played a major S.F./Bay Area venue, for Bill Graham. I agree w/Robert, think Journey headlined this gig. All the guys grew up in the East Bay, Joey & I were somehow related,(his Dad's father was a brother of a great uncle of mine, on my Dad's side of the family. I used to see him now & then @ big family get together), Leonard & I graduated f/San Leandro High School, in '73, the band played school dances back in '71- Leonard was our class President in '73, I had him in several classes- he was a great guy, & yeah, he played drums like a madman! Reading these comments was 1st time I heard that Leonard, Joey, & Phil had passed, RIP guys, I'm glad I knew you, it was awesome having a band that was from the same hometown, schools, hit the big-time! Great memory that I'll always have! R.J. aka "Zelmo"
Got to see the original band several times and I still place this band as my top five favourites. Proud to have a lot of the first few albums autographed when my friends and I waited patiently behind the Club in Turlock, CA for a opportunity after their sound check. We were to young to get in those shows though, lol. Still going to see Dave and the band these days when I can.
Hi. Thanks for this. I saw Y&T a few times in the 80s, including a support slot on AC/DC's 'For Those About To Rock' tour. I thought Y&T's show was better than AC/DC's. It must have been two years before they recorded the first album. But in 'Tonight' the camera avoids the lead singer! Personnel only credits Dave & Phil with vocals but they are only singing chorus. I can't see a microphone stand for Joey. Was Leonard singing from behind the drums?
One of the all time great and lesser known classic rock bands from the day. These guys should have been huge world wide, I guess timing/place was off to catch the worlds attention like they caught mine. Again, great band.
These guy's were great! I love the fact that this isn't ruined by the modern day crappy way music has devolved to. The drums made this band! He is fantastic! the lead guitar is great!!!!!!!!!!!
The drums on this were nothing compared to what Leonard did once he started using a double kick. These are my homeboys. They used to play at our high school right before they cut the first album
i used to see these guys play gigs with journey in the early 70s about as often as i seen exodus and slayer play together in the early 80s im from sf and im 64 years old im just saying
This is amazing !! Saw lots of great show at Winterland. Vid crew was great. Saw Yesterday and Today open for I believe Montrose, on the heels of the ST. Copped some tunes, covered in a bar and party band. Dave without the V,,,,'Paul later I thought. Rest in peace, Joey, Phil and Leonard.
Seen y and t at mean streak tour in the 80’s forum Inglewood. Thank you yesterday and today for the great music! RIP , Phil , Leonard , and Joey. The best hands down!!!
Leonard was the man...Closest thing to Bonzo's right foot America ever produced and nobody knew it..but you fine people and all the metal drummers from the 80's that used this band as a major influence. . Got to see the original 4 over 15 times and they never disappointed. RIP Phil and Leonard.
As a single kick playing drummer myself, I can tell you that Leo's right foot was considerably faster than Bonzo's, in terms of raw speed and placement.
Thanks for posting this. I had only heard them before. Great to see what they look like. Truly on of the best bands around at that time. The bass and drums are incredible
I used to have a lot of '70s concert fliers, from shows that I attended(Lynyrd Skynyrd, Joe Cocker, Journey, Rush, ect), in frames as wall hangers. I also had another picture frame that contained my ticket stubs. I had a stub or flier that showed YandT on the billing, but I can't remember who they appeared with. It was probably in the 1976-77 slot. I lost so much stuff in Hurricane Harvey. Anyway, I appreciate this opportunity to see one of the many bands I saw during Rock's greatest decade.
Hmm, The R & R medley is prettclose to”I’m goin’ Home byT3n Years After.Dave even scat sings like Alvin, amd copped a few of his licks….But to be fair, Alvin stole most of “Goin’ Home” from Chuck Berry….👍👍
They were far from underrated they were one of the greatest rock bands of all times we all knew they were great from day 1 They had some of the biggest concerts and biggest shows of all time monsters or rock
Crazy 74' Winterland footage ( nice fro Dave) they were local back playing at Weeks Park, Vet's hall and my High School on Fridays Lunch Hour to promote the all age gig's in Hayward where I lived. Really miss my friends Phil and with Leonard just passing ( so sad ) I enjoyed this up-load - Thx -Davekat
Grew up in Detroit. Heard these guys in like 73 I was 13. Hooked after I heard Lenny's foot.. Best by far rock drummer. John Led zep who? I've toured with pretty much every major national act but never seen them. I live in Orange County CA now. And it's on my bucket list to find out where Leonard is buried or his ashes are to pay my much thank you respects.. Anyone know? I heard he's from northern cal..
Extraordinary video, but the information in the summary is not exactly correct. Y&T released a new DVD documentary (2019) "On With The Show". There is the real and correct story of this magnificent but underrated band.
I was lucky enough to see them in their heyday in 1985 in Oakland for Day on the Green with Metallica, Yngwie Malmsteem, Rat, Y&T and the Scorpions, I was able to see them at the Fillmore in SF April 2, 2016 and Dave brought Leonard and Joey onstage for a couple fo tunes and it was the closet to the original lineup as we would ever see again.
+David Walton I am guessing whoever posted this called them Y & T so the majority of people who know them by that name would get to see their awesome early stuff. BTW I only saw them twice, both times as Yesterday & Today!
According to Myles Goodwin of April Wine, London Records weren't exactly the sharpest knives in the drawer when it came to promoting a lot of their acts.
Thank you This video means a lot to me I only have the pictures from that show backstage Winterland and never seen this and to see my beloved husband Phil Kennemore original Y&T bass player and songwriter . Rest in peace my Love
Hi Hanna
what great musician and man from what I've heard
Hope your are well
I remember that day
Hanna Kennemore Hi. From the UK and only recently started listening to the early Yesterday and Today and for the me the first thing that hit me was the quality and inventive bass playing, along with the drumming. Funny because I was in a rock club one night and we're talking way back in the early 80s, just getting off with this real nice girl and we get talking about bands. she tells me her FAVOURITE band is Y&T and I make the worst mistake possible... I say who are they? next minute she's gone. SHIT! SHIT! SHIT! stupid me. We could've got married, anything!! My kids will be glad I said "Who are they? lol
Hanna Kennemore Sorry to keep on, but your guy was a fucking amazing musician. Amazing footage.
Hanna Kennemore Hanna, your husband was amazing, God rest him. From 1975 - 1978 I NEVER missed a show when they came to L.A. at the Starwood or anywhere they played here. I was in high school at the time and my band called"Centopath" played several of their songs including "Come On Over", "25 hours a Day" an "Road" from Struck Down at every party we played at. We worshiped Yesterday & Today. This upload is a real treat !!! Being a drummer Leonard Haze blew my mind. His right foot sounded like a double bass player and I am a double bass drummer! I thought he smoked John Bonham ... still do. Take care and I hope all is well.
+Hanna Kennemore I attended the show at the Avalon which to this day was one of the most incredible shows I have ever been privy too. It broke my heart when Phil passed away days later knowing how many loved him, I am not talking about fans but those that really knew him. I was at a show in the early mid 80's at the Keystone in Palo Alto, cant remember what song they were playing but I had my head stuffed in the P.A. rocking out. When the song was done your husband made it a point to give me a high 5 and point at me to the audience with a huge smile. We remember the good. :)
Yesterday and Today became my favorite band after I heard their first album. I was stunned by the drumming of Leonard Haze. He only had one bass drum pedal and made it sound like he had a double, very fast with that one pedal. Leonard reminded a lot of early John Bonham. I was fortunate to see them in San Antonio, Texas when they were touring for their first self titled album back in 1975. RIP the original members of YESTERDAY AND TODAY, Leonard Haze, Phil Kennemore and Joey Alves.
Does anybody notice how fucking incredible Leonard Haze sounds here? Fucking A. No wonder he was the leader/founder of this band. Love it the original guys back then were soooooooooooo special! Dave is the Man!
That aint shit. A few years later when he got his double kick bass he was an innovator at it. Long before anyone else except maybe Tommy Aldridge.
According to Dave Meniketti, Leonard Haze NEVER played a double bass kit. That shit was all done with ONE FOOT. I talked to him about it. Go look for pictures of LH playing a double bass kit on Google.
David Butorovich wrong never played a double bass ever.His nickname was thunderfoot cause he made it sound like a double but it wasnt.
It’s funny Leonard was my high school president and man the Dean was not happy 😂…long hair rocker! One of the nicest guys ever…R.I.P.
Rest In Peace Hanna and Phil Kennemore, Leonard Haze and Joey Alves. Gone but never forgotten!
R.I.P Leonard. Great Drummer.
I agree! Leonard Haze was an absolutely amazing drummer!
So typical, the light crew and camera people never figure it out when Leonard is singing lead.
It was 1981 I had just ETS'd out of the Army, went home to Hayward Ca. My brother and I went to a place called the next Stage Saloon for some beers and a couple of games of pool it was early afternoon we were having a blast when we saw people bringing in some band equipment, didn't think much of it but then the place started filling up with people until it was wall to wall people, so much for our pool game we got squeezed right up against the stage, so there we were right in front of the band they did a quick sound check and broke into their Earth Shaker album they were so good and loud that we had a blast listening to them. Didn't know that they were gonna be there, have been a fan ever since!!!
Dave's got the Marc Bolan look down for this show definitely, but his smoking playing and singing is definitely all his own! Underrated band by all means
Totally thinking T.Rex when I saw him. ;)
These guys were phenomenal. The musicanship is outstanding. Their first two albums are hard rock masterpieces to me and Leonard is one of the greatest unknown drummers of all time. He always reminded me of Tommy Aldridge.
Damn STR8! Funny you mention Tommy A. I met his dad John and we got to talkin bout his fave drummers. He told me Tommy loved Y&T!
@@morecowbell1613 Very cool.
drummer rocks
Aldridge is not even close to Haze…
@@Lepalmgre Tommy Aldridge is great!
It's amazing to watch this! Superb musicianship! This seriously just rocks!
Rest In Peace, Phil Kennemore, Leonard Haze, Joey Alves & most recently, Hanna Kennemore.
Did not know Hanna passed too
@@joegodoy9233 last summer. ..stomach cancer...
My first three Albums in 1976 at age 12 was....Yesterday and Today....Live and Dangerous...UFO
Strangers in the Night...
Love Yesterday and Today
harder edged than Bad Company.. shades of Thin Lizzy..this band is the real deal..a talented bunch.. Love the Lead singers afro..
this is classic. the real Y&T
I get your comment but to me even today they are still Yesterday and Today. I see them regularly and the current musicians keep the spirit and do them justice. Besides David is still amazing!
@FloodyBoy Randal sorry....I disagree....Dave has been doing this for 45 years....it's y&t and this is Daves life and passion. ....i think most fans want to see that y&t name It's not going anywhere .
Damn, pretty decent quality for 1974, great upload.
bill graham presents used to film so many concerts and they certainly spared no expense. i only wish more Y&T concerts were able to be seen
Rare Video. Thanks for Upload 🔥🔥
Back in the day my best friend was a keyboard player and his brother a bass guitarist. I met Dave and Joey RIP at a Battle Of The Bands competition in
Hayward Ca. It was the mid 70's and they had arrived and won the battle at least once. They were there checking out the up and comers but these
cats didn't act like big shots at all. They were even giving words of encouragement to my friends. I got to chat it up with Joey a little and he was this genuine, humble dude which is rare. A great rhythm guitarist that will be missed along with long time drummer Leonard Haze and Phil Kennemore. I also used to always
see Dave at Leo's in Berkeley and he was never aloof like so many stars are today. I'm going to try to catch their act in Tracy Ca. soon....
Dave Meniketti.....some KILLER vibrato in his voice and lightning in his fingers!!
Daves playing and vocal vibrato are what hooked me back in the late 70's, I have every album they've produced and love all of them.. 😉
Mr. Leonard Haze Rest In Peace
Mr. Phil Kennemore Rest In Peace
Mr. Joey Alves Rest In Peace
Simply The True Yesterday "Y&T" Today
🎵🎼🎶🎤🎸💪👊😎🎵🎼🎶🎤🎸💪👊😎
Thunderfoot Leo Haze in his foot stomping, single pedal glory!
Leonard Haze is one of my favorite drummers! R.I.P. Leonard Haze and Phil Kennemore! Thanks for the great footage!
The Y&T boys in '74. Need I say more?? Just awesome!
Just found this. Wow. One of my all time fav bands. You can almost "smell" the party atmosphere LOL. Wish I had a time machine.
One of the best live bands ever. What's really amazing is Dave hadn't started playing guitar til he was 16 and this is only a few years later... Y&T rocks..
WOW!!!! I never realized these guys were this old. Fuck... I have their First Albums when they were called "Yesterday and Today." Impressive.
Wow, lovin' the fro on DM! I've seen the current Y&T line up in Santa Cruz 4 times in the last 10 years. I'm always impressed on their enthusiasm and showmanship. Dave still sounds great. They always come to entertain, even at small venues. Wikipedia says they've only sold 4 Million albums, which is hard to believe.
Y & T ROCK YESTERDAY & TODAY METAL ! cheers friends 🍺 🍺 🍺 🍺 🍺
If I'm not mistaken, this was 1st time Yesterday & Today played a major S.F./Bay Area venue, for Bill Graham. I agree w/Robert, think Journey headlined this gig. All the guys grew up in the East Bay, Joey & I were somehow related,(his Dad's father was a brother of a great uncle of mine, on my Dad's side of the family. I used to see him now & then @ big family get together), Leonard & I graduated f/San Leandro High School, in '73, the band played school dances back in '71- Leonard was our class President in '73, I had him in several classes- he was a great guy, & yeah, he played drums like a madman! Reading these comments was 1st time I heard that Leonard, Joey, & Phil had passed, RIP guys, I'm glad I knew you, it was awesome having a band that was from the same hometown, schools, hit the big-time! Great memory that I'll always have! R.J. aka "Zelmo"
The drumming is phenomenal.
Got to see the original band several times and I still place this band as my top five favourites. Proud to have a lot of the first few albums autographed when my friends and I waited patiently behind the Club in Turlock, CA for a opportunity after their sound check. We were to young to get in those shows though, lol. Still going to see Dave and the band these days when I can.
It´s a miracle to have this concert in the begining of this band,thank you Y&T
Hi. Thanks for this. I saw Y&T a few times in the 80s, including a support slot on AC/DC's 'For Those About To Rock' tour. I thought Y&T's show was better than AC/DC's. It must have been two years before they recorded the first album. But in 'Tonight' the camera avoids the lead singer! Personnel only credits Dave & Phil with vocals but they are only singing chorus. I can't see a microphone stand for Joey. Was Leonard singing from behind the drums?
He was!
Wow this is so good....
Is there any footage of them on the "Struck Down" Tours of 1977 & 1978 that might surface?
One of the all time great and lesser known classic rock bands from the day. These guys should have been huge world wide, I guess timing/place was off to catch the worlds attention like they caught mine. Again, great band.
Agreed
Did KISS use this sound and KISS' label buried Y&T ?
I remember these guys coming into my father’s music store to rent equipment (Music Unlimited East 14th st. San Leandro) so cool!
These guy's were great! I love the fact that this isn't ruined by the modern day crappy way music has devolved to. The drums made this band! He is fantastic! the lead guitar is great!!!!!!!!!!!
Chris Compton Dave Meniketti made and STILL makes this band. Period.
+B ”NastyNole1” Baldwin The band has been... Dave for 20 years or more. Just the name
The drums on this were nothing compared to what Leonard did once he started using a double kick. These are my homeboys. They used to play at our high school right before they cut the first album
Dave's guitar playing is so much better now.
Leonard Haze always used a single pedal and kit. Someone once told me he used a rubber ball as the bass drum beater, but I do not think that's right.
Used to play pinball with these guys at Grand Lanes in Hayward
Great drummer! Reminds of the The Sweet's guy. They both added artful flourish to their work. Great band as well! First time hearing them.
I hung out with these guys before in the early 90s and I know Dave Nyman too. Good ol days
i used to see these guys play gigs with journey in the early 70s about as often as i seen exodus and slayer play together in the early 80s im from sf and im 64 years old im just saying
RIP LEONARD HAZE!
Amazing! Dave's hair rules! R.I.P. Phil
Wow..im glad they changed up their style..this isn't very good but it is interesting to see where they were.
Leonard Haze smokin' on matters! RIP🥁
Beautiful Dreamer does it everytimes for me!!!!!!!
Better foot than Bonzo ....
:O
Thankful for finding this!
Listen to drumming here !! Wowww !! Never heard drums sounds like this ever !!! Best Drummer of all times !! THUNDER FOOT !!!
The best white bro fro of all time!
this is sick leonard haze kicks my assssssss
Amazing! Thank you! Phil Kennemore rocked! Great footage.
This is amazing !! Saw lots of great show at Winterland. Vid crew was great.
Saw Yesterday and Today open for I believe Montrose, on the heels of the ST.
Copped some tunes, covered in a bar and party band.
Dave without the V,,,,'Paul later I thought.
Rest in peace, Joey, Phil and Leonard.
And four years later I stole a kiss from the Bass player, in the parking lot of a high school they had just played in town. So fun.
INCREÍBLE, esto es para mi una joya de colección.... GRACIAS INFINITAS AL QUE PUDO GRABAR ESTE CONCIERTO!!!
Seen y and t at mean streak tour in the 80’s forum Inglewood. Thank you yesterday and today for the great music! RIP , Phil , Leonard , and Joey. The best hands down!!!
Awesome video. Miss the original band very much especially Phil.
These guys are amazing true rock stars
And a Mexican in the band too,yeah !
Great rhythm player.
Who?
Leonard Haze what a percussionist...not to mention and awesome fucking drummer! RIP
Leonard was the man...Closest thing to Bonzo's right foot America ever produced and nobody knew it..but you fine people and all the metal drummers from the 80's that used this band as a major influence. . Got to see the original 4 over 15 times and they never disappointed. RIP Phil and Leonard.
As a single kick playing drummer myself, I can tell you that Leo's right foot was considerably faster than Bonzo's, in terms of raw speed and placement.
My home town heroes. Rock out
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Thanks for posting this. I had only heard them before. Great to see what they look like. Truly on of the best bands around at that time. The bass and drums are incredible
Thanks for sharing this. Time to pull out my Yesterday and Today catalog. This was so cool.
This was badass.
I used to have a lot of '70s concert fliers, from shows that I attended(Lynyrd Skynyrd, Joe Cocker, Journey, Rush, ect), in frames as wall hangers. I also had another picture frame that contained my ticket stubs. I had a stub or flier that showed YandT on the billing, but I can't remember who they appeared with. It was probably in the 1976-77 slot. I lost so much stuff in Hurricane Harvey. Anyway, I appreciate this opportunity to see one of the many bands I saw during Rock's greatest decade.
The 70s has a cool vibe
Hmm, The R & R medley is prettclose to”I’m goin’ Home byT3n Years After.Dave even scat sings like Alvin, amd copped a few of his licks….But to be fair, Alvin stole most of “Goin’ Home” from Chuck Berry….👍👍
Funny, in 85 I saw both bands, but Y&T open for TS>
Totally Awesome .. WoW just ran into this Rare Gem 💎 They are Firing up 👆 on all Cylinders 👍👊🔥🔥🔥
They were far from underrated they were one of the greatest rock bands of all times we all knew they were great from day 1 They had some of the biggest concerts and biggest shows of all time monsters or rock
Crazy 74' Winterland footage ( nice fro Dave) they were local back playing at Weeks Park, Vet's hall and my High School on Fridays Lunch Hour to promote the all age gig's in Hayward where I lived. Really miss my friends Phil and with Leonard just passing ( so sad ) I enjoyed this up-load - Thx -Davekat
My Heart Plays Too. SUCH a solid jam!
Realmente una joya del rock...gracias por compartir tán buén rock
This is GOLD! Thank you so much for posting this! Been a Y&T fan since Earthshaker came out and didn't even know this existed!
Beautiful dreamer
Long may you Rock Joey Alves!....
Grew up in Detroit. Heard these guys in like 73 I was 13. Hooked after I heard Lenny's foot.. Best by far rock drummer. John Led zep who? I've toured with pretty much every major national act but never seen them. I live in Orange County CA now. And it's on my bucket list to find out where Leonard is buried or his ashes are to pay my much thank you respects.. Anyone know? I heard he's from northern cal..
Сильнейшие рокеры
This show was Link Wray,Nimbus and Y&T in the best Rock house ever….long live Winterland!
criminally underrated!
these guys,’this band,better than most!
nuff said.
I thought this was Humble Pie. Young Dave? Really? HUH
Extraordinary video, but the information in the summary is not exactly correct. Y&T released a new DVD documentary (2019) "On With The Show". There is the real and correct story of this magnificent but underrated band.
I be watching this later for sure! Listening to 🌎 SHAKER NOW👊
Real Rock & Roll.I was 14 years old with no problems.
I was lucky enough to see them in their heyday in 1985 in Oakland for Day on the Green with Metallica, Yngwie Malmsteem, Rat, Y&T and the Scorpions, I was able to see them at the Fillmore in SF April 2, 2016 and Dave brought Leonard and Joey onstage for a couple fo tunes and it was the closet to the original lineup as we would ever see again.
Not complaining, but you could change the title. They didnt change the name to Y&T until 1980. I am loving this concert!
+David Walton I am guessing whoever posted this called them Y & T so the majority of people who know them by that name would get to see their awesome early stuff. BTW I only saw them twice, both times as Yesterday & Today!
True it was Yesterday and Today
31:50 Best cowbell ever. Rest in peace brothers. You killed it when you were here.
The first band I ever saw live.. 1976.
56:05 57:30 58:50
Bishop O'Dowd's finest East Bay Grease baby.
They played a lunch time gig at Hayward High School around this same time.
Now, why did the drummer need those cowbells when those pant bellbottoms did the job just good enough?!!!
Just saying!
holy crap!!! I didn't know this existed or what y&t stood for, Dave Meniketti is the man!!!!!
I Play Drums But HAZE IS DRUMS MAN.
Why this band never made it huge I'll never know, damn shame
@Michael Neal not huge enough, they should have been as famous as Van Halen or Bon Jovi but that's just my opinion, I'm a big fan of Y&T
According to Myles Goodwin of April Wine, London Records weren't exactly the sharpest knives in the drawer when it came to promoting a lot of their acts.
It's because at the same timethey hit the music scene they had to compete with Van Halen and lot of big name groups that were hitting there peak .
cool deal why people dident buy coior film back then . dont get it. great show
The first time i heard y&t was the earthshaker album.think it was the first to be released here in England.......been a fan ever since...nice one..!
Great concert I was there rocking had a 69 roadrunner 383
rip ledfoot
Watch them last night again in Holmfirth UK, sounded just as God as ever