THE WHO - YOUNG MAN BLUES (LIVE) REACTION
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The Who "Live at Leeds" is one of the best live albums ever recorded. Shreds.
Meanwhile the cameraman virtually ignores one of the finest, most dynamic bass players in rock history!
RiP 'Thunderfingers', Mr John Entwhistle!
You'd think they had a camera on him, but the director ignored Entwhistle tearing it up in the final edit.
No on can replace Entwistle. Victor Wooten is fantastic, but John was doing it decades before.
That's the way Entwistle wanted it.
Micko, John Entwhistle AKA 'The Ox'.
@@brendandoherty7819 Indeed!! 😄
Power, Emotion, Pure Rock & Roll. The unique thing about The Who is everyone in the band thought they were the Lead. Four guys all playing lead at a supreme level. Drums, Bass, Singer and Guitar - it was a battle to be the best. I saw them twice in the 70s. One of the greatest live bands of all time. Legends!!
Мне кажется Джон никогда не стремился быть лидером , всегда такой спокойный и уверенный в себе , что несомненно совсем не мешало ему при этом оставаться одним из лучших бас-гитаристов мира .
I highly recommend their Isle of Wight 1970 performance of this song. The definitive version.
Saw the original band 3 times and Keith was just a blur. Greatest live rock band ever!
"The bass player was playing at an elite level"; John Entwistle was named Bassist of the Millennium by Musician Magazine in 2000. He had the first bass solo in rock in 1965's My Generation.
Greatest live rock band ever
Best live band.
The whole Live at Leeds is amazing.
The who live at Leeds, the loudest concert of its time. Many people left with nose bleeds
The Isle of Wight performance is equally awesome.
Keith Moon was incredible. One of the GOAT's. Excellent!!
With all due respect to other bassists, there was NO ONE like John Entwistle. He had a signature sound and a signature style that simply cannot be replaced. The Who are not The Who without him. I saw them a few times as they were in their late '90's/early 2000's resurgence, and they were absolutely amazing even then. Without John, not so much. I'm too young to have seen them with Keith, and I can't even imagine how great they were live back then (the recordings only do them so much justice). They were astonishing even when I saw them those few times when they were in their '50's.
Keith Moon was a BEAST.
This really reminded me of what rock and roll is all about!
John Entwistle, the Who's bassist, also had his own band, John Entwistle Band. If you're in the mood for some fast-fingered ferocious bass playing, check out some live footage. "Shakin' All Over" "The Real Me" "Trick of the Light" "Summertime Blues"
When John Entwhistle, bass, died on tour in Las Vegas Pete Townshend, guitar, said we almost have to hire an orchestra to replace John, he just filled the music so well. John and Keith Moon, drummer, were so connected. Keith died years before. It was hard on Roger, singer, and Pete to go on. One of the songs I love is something from their later years, rather reflective, Tea and Theatre.
The Who are among the gods of Rock n' Roll an one of the roughest Rock groups in music history. Keith Moon the drummer dies of an overdose ............too soon, is one of the best drummers in music history.
Got to see them in Portland Oregon in 76 standing next to Bill Walton the BB player…he refused politely my friends offer of a joint lol great concert. Tons of energy.
This is a somewhat early performance by The Who (1970). Such greatness was just ahead for them. Thanks for the deep cut!
A Mose Alison cover that makes your eyes bleed. Always love Townshend's screaming P 90s on that SG !!!! Keith Moon on lead drums! Love it.
Bro!...I was wondering if others knew the history of this and appreciate what they did to Alison's song...A beautiful Homage; th-cam.com/video/prviQu0rcDw/w-d-xo.html
Awesome! WILBURN REACTIONS, you are a deep cut specialist... this is the place to come for music others aren't reacting to... this song really captures the live raw power of The Who... anyone can react to Baba O'Reilly, but this showcases true live show geniuses.
my generation live on smothers brothers was the first the who’s performance on american television. it is a great performance, i would recommend reacting to that one
1guitar. 1 bass guitar. 1 drummer. 1 singer. PT playing hybrid rythmn and lead. Legend
Keith Moon tended to drum the melody, which is a thing you can easily pick out once it's been pointed out. I'm also not entirely convinced he had an off switch.
Meanwhile, the camera probably ignored John Entwistle because he had the least dynamic stage presence - but who needs stage antics when you can shred a bass line like that?
For both of them at their finest, look no further than Quadrophenia (the whole album tells a story). "The Real Me" has an absolutely iconic bass line, and Keith just went nuts through the entirety of it, possibly nowhere more so than "Bell Boy."
In concert, Moon went through what looked like 100 drum sticks. They were flying up from behind his drum set like a volcano erupting. It was just amazing to see.
Keith Moon pure excellence no 1 like him 👏. The best
Been a Who fan as long as I can remember. Live at Leeds and Who's Next are neck and neck for me as my favourite Who albums. As already mentioned in the comments, Young Man Blues from Live at Leeds is a powerful example of the Who live performance energy.
"I Can See for Miles" (1967) is the song that marks The Who's transition from Mod Band to Epic; it would be a great choice for your next viewing.
Badass!!!!! Keith Moon? Keith Moon?!!! LEGEND!!
I really like this performance. The Who did a lot of great live performances, but this ranks right up there.
Bassist John Entwhistle.....aka Ox.....aka Thunderfingers.
FINALLY!! Someone reacting to this awesome song by The Who live. This is actually one of the few cover songs they did and was from a jazz musician named Moses Allison. It was of course "Who'd" up. The original was very piano driven.
This is from a concert at Tanglewood and while it is great, I suggest you check this same song from The Isle of Wight which is a few months later.....unbelievable
You got it right, they were firing on all cylinders and when they did they were untouchable live.
Thanks for the reaction from a new subscriber!!
BTW--Thank you as well for waiting until the end of the song to give your comments. More people should follow your lead.👍✌
There are a lot of good places you could go next with The Who, but I'll suggest "I Can See for Miles". It's a great song, and different from other songs of theirs that you've heard.
With Jimmy Page adding some guitar on the studio cut
The writer of this song is Mose Allison, whose music is really worth looking into! He is a bluesman on the jazz side of the blues. He has a big catalog of songs with wry humor and great modal piano playing. Try 'Your Mind Is On Vacation', 'Ever Since the World Ended', 'Everybody's Cryin Mercy', 'Certified Senior Citizen'.
Entwhistle (bass), Townsend (guitar) and Moon (drums) had an amazing type of telepathy when they were playing together. Each knew exactly how the others would respond to everything they played, and it would all mesh into an amazing juggernaut of power.
I have seen The Who in concert 3 times. They are my favorite live band.
Chod....check out this cut off live at leeds album. It actually shreds this version. Keep doin whatcha doin brah.
Live at Leeds is, hands down, the most ferocious live album of all time. And Daltry contends that his voice wasn't 100% that night. The best heavy rock band ever.
Yes, even Isle of Wight version is better I think. My favorite is London Coliseum from 1969.
@@novanights2chevy597 1000%, Legendary indeed
Yeah, this is from Tanglewood..if im not mistaken
Pete Townshend was a wild man on the guitar! And Keith on the drums! John Entwistle was considered one of the greatest bass players in R&R ❤️💙🎼✌️🎸
Thanks for recognizing the bass guitarist, John Entwhistle, considered by many great bass players as the Greatest R&R Bass Guitarist ever. Entwhistle is on his own level.
Yes, what a delight this is.
I saw them live around this time; you can't believe the energy pouring off the stage. Watching this is like looking at a postcard of the Grand Canyon after taking a helicopter ride through it.
Finally some damn Who! Where does one begin?
I saw The Who live in 1972 in England and they blew me away - fantastic band.
This song... this song, man. When I was 16 years old my 14 year old brother used to blast this song every morning in the summer of '79. He used to wake me up out of a sweet slumber. It's a great song but I just wanted to break the LP over his head. Every single day...
My son and I saw them at the Houston Astrodome, SEPTEMBER 1989. *They Kicked Ass!!!*_ [btw - Stevie Ray Vaughan opened for them that evening]_
I was there at Tanglewood for this amazing concert ! I really miss those days and my old friends !
Seeing this group on stage live was an epic experience. Epic!
The Who loved to play this during the early 70's period, and they always rocked it, even if a given performance was a bit "loose". Their interpretation is soooooooo different from the original Mose Allison version.
I love how the cameraman finds the framing of Roger, Keith, and Pete to be the most useful framing of the stage act, all the while completely ignoring the man who is bringing the most to the table. I've watched many videos of The Who playing live, and if we ever get to see Entwistle at all, it's when he's waiting to join the song again. Imagine watching videos of Tiger Woods where you only see him standing on the tee box and never see him hitting a shot.
Songwriter is Mose Allison who was a genius jazz piano player and one of the greatest lyricist of all time. A legend among legends. Check out his stuff.
There's some great footage from around this period. Also I recommend the performance of A Quick One on the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll circus, or some of the stuff at the London Coliseum. Some of the footage from the London Coliseum shows the truly unique drumming style of Keith Moon the best that I've seen, particularly the Pinball Wizard and Happy Jack from that gig.
Pete Townsend once said that The Who had a lead guitar, a lead bass, a lead singer and a lead drummer.
The Animal of Drum's!!!!
The Who don't just play their instruments they attack them. They all work in sync from singing, drumming, bass and lead guitar.
Thanks Wil. Great to see someone so young who likes The Who!
LONG LIVE THE WHO!!!!
The bass though
Keith needs his own camera ❤️🔥
Moon's first drum roll - if you miss what that was, aw man, poor you
They could have put a spotlight on Enwhistle.
The song is written by jazz legend Mose Allison.
Chod
If your digging Master Entwistle check out a band called The Best. Videos are available on YT. Unfortunately they were extremely short lived, something like 4 live shows during the early 90's. They consisted of John Entwistle on bass, Keith Emerson (ELP) on keyboards, Joe Walsh guitar, Skunk Baxter (Doobie Bros..Steely Dan) guitar and Simon Phillips (Toto) drums. The camera work is phenomenal. You get some incredible, long looks.
My Generation off Live at Leeds is the Who sound in one song.🎸
Those were the days, for sure. So long ago. But the music still really holds up, imho :)
Keith Moon was a legend.
The Who, one lead singer, one lead guitarist, one lead drummer, and one lead bassist.
Live at Leeds is still one of the best live albums ever. You gotta check it out.
Thanks for sharing.
Before ACDC , it was The Who who rock the place !!!!
Composed by Mose Allison.
Love this tune but doubt there was any time in the past when a young man was respected more.
I saw this three times, they broke my chair twice.....
Entwhistle. O.M.G.
OH MAN! This brings me back.very influential band.
Only one who ✌️never see their like again 💯🙏per cent!!
Great reaction. Never seen this live video before. The studio version was hot but this one really burned. Exciting to see the energy from The Who - early years!
Aaah, there he is, the legend: Moon the loon........ :-)
Imagine being Roger, full of doubt ("my vocal delivery good enough?"), fronting this band. Townshend, turning one chord into a million paths through existence. Moon, eclipsing the sun. Entwistle, twisting the universe.
I feel Roger finding his delivery was an important moment in rock history. Completed the band and took it to a whole new level.
Keith Moon and John Entwistle are considered by many many people to be the best at their respective trades. I do recommend any Who song written by Entwistle as he has a very fun and playful way with lyrics. My Wife is phenomenal. Keep rockin' y'all.
Roger Daltry giving metal singers a how too 101!
Watch "A Quick One While He's Away" from the Rolling Stones "Rock and Roll Circus". Keith Moon is astounding!!!
That Bass 🤤
John Entwistle -- The Ox, as he was called. Always holding it down while still playing all sorts of cool riffs. RIP.
Loved this!!
You now need to go check out the super cool Mose Allison who wrote this tune! Pete Townshend is a huge Mose fan and wanted to do a rocked up version of it. This Who track is what turned me on to Mose Allison in the first place and now Mose is my favorite musician!
I was a stage hand for 30 years and have worked or seen hundreds of concerts but to this day nothing beats their 10th anniversary concert at MSG in 74 that Ive seen
Keith moon the most unorthodox rock drummer and my favourite drummer of all time. He would never be able to play in any other band other than the who. Shame you didn’t get the link for the live version at Isle of Wight. It’s played different but feel it’s a better played version
The Real Me from the Who's Quadrophenia REALLY shows off the rhythm section....also John Entwistle's ("The Ox") rig if i'm not mistaken used to be called Little Manhatten because of all the lights and stuff....*edit* no high hats on Moon's kit....and he's watching the guitarist NOT the bass player for his cues....
"The drummer's" name is Keith Moon.
Pete gots his boots On.
Great one for you guys to revisit!
It's good to hear a good player react to good playing )
Often the who were lead bass and drums with guitar keeping it together )
I liked how moon would sometimes do fills while the singing was going but play straight in between the vocals...
I had the album Live at Leeds, which I think this performance is from. The Who were an amazing powerhouse band. So sad when Keith Moon and John Entwistle died.
my cousin and i hitch hiked to see them in 82 and funny enough it was billed as their final tour.............think they are still trying to keep it going!
guess some good things do last.
It's beyond comprehension that John Entwistle is off-camera for pretty much the entirety of the song.
Probably the greatest live band in rock and roll history. The Who didn't simply go out to entertain they went out to conquer to dominate.
As Pete Townshend has said, he had a lead bass player and he played rhythm guitar.
The first punk band.
3 Leads and a Vocal
You rock brother!!!
Greensboro, 1975. Those of us near the stage were stuck. That's because we were packed so tight we couldn't move. We were taking turns getting up on our tippy-toes, and then lifting our feet to rest our legs. It took a minute before we slid back to the floor.
You should see the live version of Won’t Get Fooled Again… I’ve been waiting for you to see Kieth Moon drumming live…
Keith moon on the drums 🥁, I know that you already know that! That is why he is top 5
Hope all is well Chod. Life's busyness has picked up a lot for me recently. Love that you got to see drummer Keith Moon on this, the dude was a wild man.