Just the most awesome band. Great memory for me: 1972 played a Wed night jam at The Salty Dog, Ithaca with Orleans, who hosted. After a robust audience response to one of my sax solos, between songs back at the amps John Hall shot this over his shoulder : " And you want to be a f'n Doctor?" Still playing, and still doctorin', John!
Was just watching some Orleans vids and saw your post and couldn’t resist responding. I was in a band called Headwind and we played at the Dog in ‘71 and 72, (also the Haunt and the North 40). I also saw Orleans many times and they were incredible (initially just the three of them). I learned a lot just from watching John play, he was really a master of that vintage strat! I’m also a Doc, just retired recently after 37 years of practice so I laughed when I read your post. I’m not doctoring anymore but I’m still playing. Great memories of the Salty Dog and Orlean’s fabulous music!
wonderful! Silly side note, I pumped gas for Wells and then Larry in the Woodstock area, absolute gentlemen (sold Kirbys with Larry, but that is another story:) Drank Beer with Lane at the Joyous lake (watching his older bros play their music) who grew into Orlean's secret weapon) Got rest Larry and well's souls and great health to all of Orleans and their friends and family. All and all, a wonderful group of very talented and very cool guys. Thanks for posting this!
First time I hear them was in Londo the year 1974, Now I am over sixty. What a music kept my heart steady. Wanderful music, at that time I was just befor 20. In every atage life is just wanderful. wow.
In 1975 Rolling Stone wrote that Orleans was the best live band in America. If all you know of them is Dance With Me and Still the One, you may find that unbelievable. But in '75, these guys played the Syracuse University quad the first week of school. I've seen many live shows in my 65 years on earth. That night was one of the greatest shows I've ever seen. Unbelievably powerful and funky - energy and musicianship off the charts. The band on this video is terrific, but not like then. And this band misses Wells Kelly, who was one of the funkiest, tastiest drummers ever. Well, most bands lose some of the hungry edge they had coming up. But back then, and for a time - especially on one September night in '75 - Orleans was The One.
When they were in their 20s, the fans who had lined up before the venue opened greeted the members with a big round of applause as they got out of the car that arrived in front of Japan's Nagoya Bottom Line. The Orleans responded with a smile and put on the best live performance of the night. The entire venue sang “Dance with Me”It's still burned into my mind
It's nice to see John used a glass slide, my preference. The trademark vocal harmonies and guitar harmonies as always are first rate! I hope you're able to post part 2.
Saw Orleans 7/6/1975 at outdoor concert at Morgia's Clam Shed in Sackets Harbor, NY. Opening for Orleans were local bands C.R.A.C. (feat. Rick Cua)(from Syracuse, NY) KISS (feat. Bob Kissell)(from Watertown, NY). Best concert I have ever attended.
So enjoyable. Saw Orleans a few times in '74, I think, in Beverly MA and Boston, and loved their first record. This is a great concert. Thanks for posting.
Wow. Never knew these guys other than "Dance with Me" and "Still the One". Time to update my classics playlist. They all sound great but that bass tone is tasty!!
'Wound up on a pretty cool clubdate with P O'Brian in like a past life. The players were exceptional as we're they're spirits! It's great to get to listen to a couple of tunes I'd not known of until now! Larry also has a 'Jazz Ear' in some of his compositional writings "If You Were A...." seems a bit similar to "Ending Of A Song" in a way. ARIGATO y'all for this temporary yet EFFECTIVE BREAK***
Hi Jenny. You can find us at OrleansOnline.com and facebook.com/Orleansmusic. We started playing live again on June 5th and just completed a Christmas album, due out this fall. We also are working on an all new album for release next spring, which will be our 50th anniversary. Who knew?
Larry Hoppen was one the nicest people I have ever met. Super talented and very humble. RIP-Larry you were amazing
20代の頃、名古屋ボトムライン前に着いた車から降りたメンバーを、開場前に並んでいたファンが大きな拍手で迎えた。
笑顔で応えたオーリアンズはその夜最高のライブを見せてくれた。会場一体となった「ダンス・ウィズ・ミー」大合唱は
今も脳裏に焼き付いている
Just the most awesome band. Great memory for me: 1972 played a Wed night jam at The Salty Dog, Ithaca with Orleans, who hosted. After a robust audience response to one of my sax solos, between songs back at the amps John Hall shot this over his shoulder : " And you want to be a f'n Doctor?" Still playing, and still doctorin', John!
Was just watching some Orleans vids and saw your post and couldn’t resist responding. I was in a band called Headwind and we played at the Dog in ‘71 and 72, (also the Haunt and the North 40). I also saw Orleans many times and they were incredible (initially just the three of them). I learned a lot just from watching John play, he was really a master of that vintage strat!
I’m also a Doc, just retired recently after 37 years of practice so I laughed when I read your post. I’m not doctoring anymore but I’m still playing. Great memories of the Salty Dog and Orlean’s fabulous music!
The best of the best right there and what a fantastic bunch of artists. RIP Larry 🙏😢
wonderful! Silly side note, I pumped gas for Wells and then Larry in the Woodstock area, absolute gentlemen (sold Kirbys with Larry, but that is another story:) Drank Beer with Lane at the Joyous lake (watching his older bros play their music) who grew into Orlean's secret weapon) Got rest Larry and well's souls and great health to all of Orleans and their friends and family. All and all, a wonderful group of very talented and very cool guys. Thanks for posting this!
RIP Larry. Used to hitchhike to Ithaca as a kid to see the originals at the North 40 (?).
'Dancin In The Moonlight' in the hitchhike set?
These guys are great seeing them at 16 years old with Jackson brown it was a great show and the memories will be with me forever
First time I hear them was in Londo the year 1974, Now I am over sixty. What a music kept my heart steady. Wanderful music, at that time I was just befor 20. In every atage life is just wanderful. wow.
So great....I'm lucky enough to have the Japanese Double Live CD....now to have the video to boot is great, thanks!
In 1975 Rolling Stone wrote that Orleans was the best live band in America. If all you know of them is Dance With Me and Still the One, you may find that unbelievable. But in '75, these guys played the Syracuse University quad the first week of school. I've seen many live shows in my 65 years on earth. That night was one of the greatest shows I've ever seen. Unbelievably powerful and funky - energy and musicianship off the charts. The band on this video is terrific, but not like then. And this band misses Wells Kelly, who was one of the funkiest, tastiest drummers ever. Well, most bands lose some of the hungry edge they had coming up. But back then, and for a time - especially on one September night in '75 - Orleans was The One.
Thankful that we have these recordings. The music lives on.
Thanks for posting....this was a nice treat. You can see that they really enjoyed themselves playing...and sounding good.
Simply superb !
Wow...29 years ago!! Sound so great. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome! Thanks for posting.
When they were in their 20s, the fans who had lined up before the venue opened greeted the members with a big round of applause as they got out of the car that arrived in front of Japan's Nagoya Bottom Line.
The Orleans responded with a smile and put on the best live performance of the night. The entire venue sang “Dance with Me”It's still burned into my mind
This is incredible! Probably the best I've heard by them!!!!
念願叶って「オーリアンズ」へのインタビューが出来たのが、まさにこの来日の時。ジョン・ホール「ハーフムーンはね、ジミ・ヘンのリフで遊んでたら出来ちゃったんだよね」そう言いながら目の前でリフを披露してくれました。うわっスゴ…でもどこからハーフムーンになっちゃったんだ？…マジックを見ているような、というかキツネにつままれたようなスゴ技の連続でした。インタビューが終わってみんなからCDにサインをもらいました。サインをしながらラリーが言いました「キミはライヴに来るのかい？」。私「モチロン、東京２Days」。ラリーは「Oh, 2Days」と言ってニッコリしてくれました。そしてその夜のライヴ。ひたすら感激しまくった瞬間です。
私の人生の中で素晴らしいバンドで名曲揃い。ずっと光り輝いてます。
Larry Hoppen was a brilliant singer and musician.
It's nice to see John used a glass slide, my preference. The trademark vocal harmonies and guitar harmonies as always are first rate! I hope you're able to post part 2.
Saw Orleans 7/6/1975 at outdoor concert at Morgia's Clam Shed in Sackets Harbor, NY. Opening for Orleans were local bands C.R.A.C. (feat. Rick Cua)(from Syracuse, NY) KISS (feat. Bob Kissell)(from Watertown, NY). Best concert I have ever attended.
So enjoyable. Saw Orleans a few times in '74, I think, in Beverly MA and Boston, and loved their first record. This is a great concert. Thanks for posting.
love this band
We would be together until we die.....
Wow. Never knew these guys other than "Dance with Me" and "Still the One". Time to update my classics playlist.
They all sound great but that bass tone is tasty!!
'Wound up on a pretty cool clubdate with P O'Brian in like a past life. The players were exceptional as we're they're spirits! It's great to get to listen to a couple of tunes I'd not known of until now! Larry also has a 'Jazz Ear' in some of his compositional writings "If You Were A...." seems a bit similar to "Ending Of A Song" in a way. ARIGATO y'all for this temporary yet EFFECTIVE BREAK***
Love this!
My evergreen sounds♪ from Japan
Wow! What a great band!
Beautiful
Que belleza de concierto 😊😊!
This music made piece love 😹
They're cooking
And you hear s little chorus on the guitars. No floor full of pedal effects cuz these guys play for reals
'Hey, I could use a 'Heart' if you still see this. Wish had $10,000 get you all back to BEARvl'.
Where are they now...
Hi Jenny. You can find us at OrleansOnline.com and facebook.com/Orleansmusic. We started playing live again on June 5th and just completed a Christmas album, due out this fall. We also are working on an all new album for release next spring, which will be our 50th anniversary. Who knew?
@@OrleansOnline Wow so looking forward the hearing your new album release...
This is incredible! Probably the best I've heard by them!!!!
Beautiful