Anybody remember "Night Flight" back in the early '80s? I think they showed "Fabulous Stains" repeatedly, over and over, some nights. What a slice of an era. Fantastic.
Yes! That show was a lifeline for me stuck in the middle of the fucking Bible Belt. Saw this movie, Another State of Mind, lots of great clips of punk/hardcore/glam bands.
Night Flight was huge to me as a kid in the suburbs in the 80's. They also showed "Fantastic Planet" and "Suburbia" and those were huge in seeing what was outside of my small town.
Steve Jones guitar Paul Cook Drums Paul Simonon Bass Ray Winstone Vocals Paul did this part while Clash were recording in NYC. As a result Paul did not play bass on a few tracks on Sandinista. Bass on Mag 7 was played by Norman Watt-Roy of the Blockheads. He also played on Lightning Strikes. Norman wrote both basslines.
I just listened to this song for the first time in over 20 years. I had never forgotten it. Thanks very much for uploading a good quality clip from the movie.
Night Flight, Midnite Special, Don Kershner's Rock Concert. EXPOSE ALL YOUR CHILDREN TO THOSE LEGENDARY SHOWS... they will thank you for the rest of your life.
Listen to the professionals the drummer and guitarist in this are Steve Jones and Paul cook of the sex pistols and this is one of their top songs with the professionals
@Philip Holmes yes, he’s a dear old friend of mine! Too bad he’s a wanker! (Kidding!) I looked that up…must’ve been a good time, but the sound quality was awful, I’m afraid! Sorry about that!
@@dubsurgeon1742 That is NOT a punk crowd. When I got into the hardcore punk scene in 1985 not all of us had bright red mowhawks. Most of us just had short hair and flannel. However the crowd here has ZERO punk edge or aesthetic. They don't look anything like the band in front of them.
@@deathmetaldouglas69 - maybe you are not a punk- just a poseur who thinks fashion is more important than the person inside. You got in with a group of friends with similar aesthetics and then conformed to a new status quo- that is just as narrow minded and fickle as the people you pretend to rebel against. Even back in the 1970's the idea of someone going on about their individuality while dressed like their favourite bands was oxymoronic...as if putting a bands logo on your jacket can truly define your sensibilities … some of the 'fashion punks' I grew up with are now reporting teenagers to the police for socialising during 'lockdown' - how punk is that?!
@@dubsurgeon1742 I managed to answer you without being insulting yet you had to go that route. Fuck you and your use of projection. More than likely you are the poser. I would ask when YOU got into hardcore if you were not a douchecannon.
@@dubsurgeon1742 More bullshit projection. My comments about one fucking video does not define me as a person. You can sit there and talk shit yet you reveal nothing. Yeah I'm a poseur who still plays and writes music long after most of my peers gave up on it long ago. Started in 1978 and will probably die with my bass in my lap. Played hundreds of shows. I doubt you have done anything close to what I've achieved little beta man.
Anybody remember "Night Flight" back in the early '80s?
I think they showed "Fabulous Stains" repeatedly, over and over, some nights. What a slice of an era. Fantastic.
Night Flight is back on!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best thing to happen in years.
That's how I saw this as well. "Night Flight".
Yes! That show was a lifeline for me stuck in the middle of the fucking Bible Belt. Saw this movie, Another State of Mind, lots of great clips of punk/hardcore/glam bands.
Night Flight was huge to me as a kid in the suburbs in the 80's. They also showed "Fantastic Planet" and "Suburbia" and those were huge in seeing what was outside of my small town.
a trick : watch movies on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching lots of of movies recently.
Sex Pistols and the Clash mixed together.
And sounding nowhere near as good as either of them.
Paul Simonon o bass? from The Clash??? Awesome
Not for me, my mate was the bassist for The Professionals 😁
@@rosswatkins8428 Well well well then! That is awesome!
effin ell. Jonesy and Ray Winstone! A match made in heaven.
Steve Jones guitar
Paul Cook Drums
Paul Simonon Bass
Ray Winstone Vocals
Paul did this part while Clash were recording in NYC.
As a result Paul did not play bass on a few tracks on Sandinista.
Bass on Mag 7 was played by Norman Watt-Roy of the Blockheads. He also played on Lightning Strikes.
Norman wrote both basslines.
Great info! I guess from Steve Jones was flying high on the dirty filthy drug called meth.
I just listened to this song for the first time in over 20 years. I had never forgotten it. Thanks very much for uploading a good quality clip from the movie.
It's got those Jones/Cook hooks that we all loved so much.
I actually liked the stains version too ...those chicks were ripping it up
Holy shit, I totally forgot about song! Still know all the words! Night Flight was the best.
Classic 70's Punk Rock at it's Finest... !! Wish More bands sounded like this today in the Lame 2000's..
Late 70's to early 80's you mean.
so sick Dude
What a beautiful purple coat Jonesy is wearin' Jonesy at his best!
He’d tell you he was at his worst here
H! :(
I wonder where he stole it from.
Night Flight, Midnite Special, Don Kershner's Rock Concert.
EXPOSE ALL YOUR CHILDREN TO THOSE LEGENDARY SHOWS... they will thank you for the rest of your life.
i love this movie so muchhhh
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in this footage is Paul Simonon playin bass? Ain't he?
Diane!
Jamie, that your old man??!! Love it ❤ xx
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this is a professionals song
Thx for sharing this decent song from the Professionals..
Man, is Cookie ever young looking. Great supergroup.
Theg all were.
Paul Simonon too
thanks so much for uploading this - much better quality than other versions on here. my favorite fake band ever !
+Twatsilla Mooseclinkers Terry and the idiots
Listen to the professionals the drummer and guitarist in this are Steve Jones and Paul cook of the sex pistols and this is one of their top songs with the professionals
@@anthonyoliver6640 and you forgot Ray McVeigh!
It was worth reading the comments just to get a laugh at your screen name! Thank you.
@Philip Holmes yes, he’s a dear old friend of mine! Too bad he’s a wanker! (Kidding!) I looked that up…must’ve been a good time, but the sound quality was awful, I’m afraid! Sorry about that!
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Ray Rotten!!
Thank you for uploading a better quality clip... was going to do the same but never got around to it.
Blimey
Where can you find the scene where the Rasta dude explains rastafari to the singer
We need Lou Corpse and The Metal Corpses!
Wow!!! Genial.
COYI
Winstone fresh from Scum😂 he and Lane on a holilday from bigger movies
Would have been better if Johnny Rotten sang lead!
this trax better than any pistols crap song or clash but clash records were not like how they did it live which was alot better
Not a single punk rocker in the audience. Not one.
deathmetaldouglas69- lol- how can you tell?! real Punk rockers didn't have to wear any leather and safety pin 'uniform' don't cha know?!
@@dubsurgeon1742 That is NOT a punk crowd. When I got into the hardcore punk scene in 1985 not all of us had bright red mowhawks. Most of us just had short hair and flannel. However the crowd here has ZERO punk edge or aesthetic. They don't look anything like the band in front of them.
@@deathmetaldouglas69 - maybe you are not a punk- just a poseur who thinks fashion is more important than the person inside. You got in with a group of friends with similar aesthetics and then conformed to a new status quo- that is just as narrow minded and fickle as the people you pretend to rebel against.
Even back in the 1970's the idea of someone going on about their individuality while dressed like their favourite bands was oxymoronic...as if putting a bands logo on your jacket can truly define your sensibilities … some of the 'fashion punks' I grew up with are now reporting teenagers to the police for socialising during 'lockdown' - how punk is that?!
@@dubsurgeon1742 I managed to answer you without being insulting yet you had to go that route. Fuck you and your use of projection. More than likely you are the poser. I would ask when YOU got into hardcore if you were not a douchecannon.
@@dubsurgeon1742 More bullshit projection. My comments about one fucking video does not define me as a person. You can sit there and talk shit yet you reveal nothing. Yeah I'm a poseur who still plays and writes music long after most of my peers gave up on it long ago. Started in 1978 and will probably die with my bass in my lap. Played hundreds of shows. I doubt you have done anything close to what I've achieved little beta man.
An obvious "Ian Rubbish and The Bizzaros" rip off
This is awful, am sure this is a film Ray Winstone would rather forget about.