Kaleidoscopes Danny Brigman Hi Danby Im pleased you got to see this footage. Kaledoscope / Fairfield parlour such a faultless and perfect band, thank you and the others for such perfect music! :-)
Kaleidoscope are one of THE most wonderful bands EVER! One of the very few bands that really say " Psychedelic " far more than the usual suspects (Beatles Etc ) . The songs simply stay in your Head - forever ! many thanks to band from this 58 Year old Psychedelic fan since i was 17 . kaleidoscope made up for the accident of being born 10 years too late for hearing it the 1st time around . Truly lovely music by a hyper talented bunch of musicians . All power !!!
I nearly fell off my chair when I saw this.... Kaleidoscope, France Gall and Serge Gainsbourg in one clip! Anglo-French Pastoral Psychedelic Yé-Yé! If only they had performed Sky Children, I could have left the planet a happy man! Huge kudos to you for archiving and sharing this!
The young lady next to France Gall is the equally lovely actress Haydee Politoff, who starred in Marcel Carne's swinging 60's gem 'Les Jeune Loups'(1967) that year.
I met Ed Pumer who played guitar in the band. He lived in Bungay, England for the last few years of his life . He talked about working with Kate Bush, Mcartney and others.
@@boychildnew1 there are some re issue cds hits compilation through amazon with a dvd and a double cd though cherry red records take care keep rockin cheers Dan
Interesting: vocalist Daltrey explains the 'meaning' of 'Flight From Ayesha'. Serge G is 'in the house'. Forward a few years to the classic, the 'History of Melody Nelson'. The song 'Cargo Culte', where Melody dies, lost in a plane crash... was Serge taking notes? Great clip, thank you.
I was just a kid at the time, living on a hippie commune in the East Bay hills of Hayward, CA. My parents were big fans, and this brings back so many memories.
This footage, along with their unaired Beat Club performance, now officially released as Sky Children: The Best of Kaleidoscope / Fairfield Parlour on CD/DVD ✌️
good heavens or more in my native delco roots fn a! finally to see these guys on tele from 68 wo in my high school we had a daltrey bob later my art school mate for a time peter daltrey is 70 something still doing it and very goth! just wished i knew them in high school along with syd and the floyd oh well discovered them in college .
This band has Bauhaus vibes! The album this comes off of happens to be one of my top three favorite British psych records the other two being 'Days of Future Passed' and 'Piper at the Gates of Dawn'. I also like the guitarist here who's sporting the mother of all combovers!😆
For French pop fans you've got France Gall and I think Mireille Darc, plus of course Serge Gainsbourg, and I think it's Jacques Dutronc doing the brief interview. All big stars in their day in France.
I fantasize , like these two Kaleidoscope's songs could have prefectly been inside Michelangelo Antonioni's "Blow Up" Original Soundtrack, but maybe the film was already done by the time "Flight from Ayesha" and "Holiday Maker" were recorded. Anyway, it is MY great fantasy.
@@kaleidoscopesdannybrigman2061Please, make a tour in Southamerica!!! I was born in 1981, but I discovered your songs just as long enough as to be your fan. Greetings from Argentina!
@@omiluna7362 sorry to say but all.of our days of playing are finished now we retired two.years ago when we did our 50th anniversary take care keep rockin dan
When I first turned on to this album I immediately thought why is this not as well known as piper? This is easily in the top 2 of my fav psych lps. Slots 1 and 2 depend upon which I am listening to at the time.
No , this was the British group, you're referring to the Los Angeles based group active between 1966 thru 1970 one of the members had a daughter fairuza bulk who starred in return to Oz in 1985 . Totally different group 😊.
@@markayeowell hi yes ed new and worked with many big star's and some of the very biggest in his career we new each other from 6 year old kids l miss him greatly we we're always in touch with each other glad you met with him he was a fabulous guy and an amazing friend take care keep rockin dan
I prefer the Kaleidoscope U.S., much more acid, folk and psychedelic, or imposing bands like Moby Grape, Salvation, The Youngbloods, The Byrds, Iron Butterfly, The Sparrow, Buffalo Springfield and many others from California, that much more representative and more rockers. The band Kaleidoscope of Great Britain, is much more like a light psychedelic pop group.
really what does the US Kaleidoscope have to do with this band other than the name? You might as well bring up the Mexican Kaleidoscope too. I don't get what you're trying to prove.
A day to remember for ever never will forget all those really lovely people we were very proud to be there wonderfull
Kaleidoscopes Danny Brigman Hi Danby Im pleased you got to see this footage. Kaledoscope / Fairfield parlour such a
faultless and perfect band, thank you and the others for such perfect music! :-)
robstar savage thanks a lot cheers Dan
Kaleidoscope are one of THE most wonderful bands EVER! One of the very few bands that really say " Psychedelic " far more than the usual suspects (Beatles Etc ) . The songs simply stay in your Head - forever !
many thanks to band from this 58 Year old Psychedelic fan since i was 17 . kaleidoscope made up for the
accident of being born 10 years too late for hearing it the 1st time around . Truly lovely music by a hyper talented bunch of musicians . All power !!!
@@markpearson4693 thanks for the great comment glad you like our music we enjoyed every minute of doing it take care thanks dan
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I nearly fell off my chair when I saw this.... Kaleidoscope, France Gall and Serge Gainsbourg in one clip! Anglo-French Pastoral Psychedelic Yé-Yé! If only they had performed Sky Children, I could have left the planet a happy man! Huge kudos to you for archiving and sharing this!
Not only France Gall and Gainsbourg but the brunette at the start is Haydée Politoff, who'd just starred in the Eric Rohmer movie, La Collectionneuse.
FRANCE GALL looks so GORGEOUS here.
One of the MORE UNDERRATED PSYCHEDELIC POP BANDS of the 60s. No doubt.
PERFECTION. They are at the top of the list for amazing pop psych.
The young lady next to France Gall is the equally lovely actress Haydee Politoff, who starred in Marcel Carne's swinging 60's gem 'Les Jeune Loups'(1967) that year.
Michael Viner Good info! both french chicks was like a "menage a trois".
Caught right away too! La Collectioneuse is one of my favorite films.
This band is so underrated
Very underated i love them so much
Very much so. Seemingly impossible to find individual photos of them too
@@coyoteailstock9498 Thank you nice one keep rockin dan
@@absolving not many around now take care dan
@@kaleidoscopesdannybrigman2061 the music will live on forever nonetheless. I wish i was around in the 60s
Year 2023 and still loving this classic!
Nice one take care.cheers Dan keep rockin
I met Ed Pumer who played guitar in the band. He lived in Bungay, England for the last few years of his life . He talked about working with Kate Bush, Mcartney and others.
I’m so sad that they didn’t get recognized because they are amazing. I wish I could go to a concert of them
Thank you for your comment nice to hear from you take care.keep rockin cheers Dan
This is England's best band ever.
We'll what a fantastic coment appreciated thanks dan keep rockin
its just a wild possibility their music was available in all the UK.
@@boychildnew1 there are some re issue cds hits compilation through amazon with a dvd and a double cd though cherry red records take care keep rockin cheers Dan
Interesting: vocalist Daltrey explains the 'meaning' of 'Flight From Ayesha'. Serge G is 'in the house'. Forward a few years to the classic, the 'History of Melody Nelson'. The song 'Cargo Culte', where Melody dies, lost in a plane crash... was Serge taking notes? Great clip, thank you.
fantastic paranoid lyric, welded to the catchiest tripped out melody and rhythm...cannot say this enough;-simply superb!
Thank you nice one cheers dan
I was just a kid at the time, living on a hippie commune in the East Bay hills of Hayward, CA. My parents were big fans, and this brings back so many memories.
Nice one take care keep rockin cheers dan
This footage, along with their unaired Beat Club performance, now officially released as Sky Children: The Best of Kaleidoscope / Fairfield Parlour on CD/DVD ✌️
Thanks for the mention hope you enjoy it fist time we've ever seen beat club ourselves take care cheers Dan keep.rockin
good heavens or more in my native delco roots fn a! finally to see these guys on tele from 68 wo in my high school we had a daltrey bob later my art school mate for a time peter daltrey is 70 something still doing it and very goth! just wished i knew them in high school along with syd and the floyd oh well discovered them in college .
There is a lot of Syd Barrett influence in this music!
I was looking for the American band that existed at exactly the same time. Well, this is nice too!
You mean the band Ry Cooder was in?
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Ry Cooder was in Rising Sons. David Lindley who has played with Cooder was in the American Kaleidoscope.
The American Kaleidoscope is amazing.
Title is "Flight from Ashiya".....still, a lost classic!
Kaleidoscope ...great band !! Great TV clip !!!!!
Thanks for sharing. 👍
Keep rockin take care cheers Dan
Later the band changed their name to *Fairfield Parlour* .
Just Awesome!!!..
Fantastic old footage here.
This band has Bauhaus vibes! The album this comes off of happens to be one of my top three favorite British psych records the other two being 'Days of Future Passed' and 'Piper at the Gates of Dawn'. I also like the guitarist here who's sporting the mother of all combovers!😆
That can't be bad thanks for that take.care keep.rockin cheers Dan
Wonderful stuff!
This was the definitive psych rock band of the late 60s-early 70s.
Thank you that's.a great comment much appreciated glad you like our music take care keep rockin cheers Dan
For French pop fans you've got France Gall and I think Mireille Darc, plus of course Serge Gainsbourg, and I think it's Jacques Dutronc doing the brief interview. All big stars in their day in France.
No, the conductor is not Jacques Dutronc, he just has got similar hair and nose ;-)
@@lallabeat I think he was President Rosko.
Such an underrated band. Wish I could see this video in colour somehow 😔
Great post.
this eerie gem should of been a huge hit
Interesting to see Daltrey has worked with Ayreon in recent times.
I'd like to see the entire show with the France Gall performances included. This was around the time of the release of her "1968" Lp.
Fantastic to see the French were hip to Kaleidoscope especially FranceGall in her Indian period 1967/68?
It was great we really enjoyed doing the show take care keep rockin cheers Dan
People, please enlighten me. This is not the American band Kaleidoscope with David Lindley. Never heard of them.
Beautiful
he's playing a gig in London on the 17th of November! at Islington Assembly Hall...come on over...
Great "Flight" vid! Thx!
Wow, Jacques Dutronc interviewing Kaleidoscope with France Gall and Gainsbourg on piano! What tv show is this from?
I fantasize , like these two Kaleidoscope's songs could have prefectly been inside Michelangelo Antonioni's "Blow Up" Original Soundtrack, but maybe the film was already done by the time "Flight from Ayesha" and "Holiday Maker" were recorded.
Anyway, it is MY great fantasy.
Nice one cheers Dan keep rockin
@@kaleidoscopesdannybrigman2061Please, make a tour in Southamerica!!! I was born in 1981, but I discovered your songs just as long enough as to be your fan. Greetings from Argentina!
@@omiluna7362 sorry to say but all.of our days of playing are finished now we retired two.years ago when we did our 50th anniversary take care keep rockin dan
There different. Like chocolate watchband . Or the smoke 👍. Sky children has a good drum track . I like there album
Hi glad you like thanks for your lovely comment appreciated take care keep rockin cheers dan
It doesn't get any better than this!
Thanks for your great comment much appreciated take care keep rockin cheers dan
When I first turned on to this album I immediately thought why is this not as well known as piper? This is easily in the top 2 of my fav psych lps. Slots 1 and 2 depend upon which I am listening to at the time.
Glad youenjoy our music take care keep rockin cheers Dan
@@kaleidoscopesdannybrigman2061 I love that you always take the time to reply!
@@photoslum it's always good to keep in touch with you and.others who appreciate our music take care keep rockin cheers Dan
Oh snap! Where can I find that footage at the very end with France Gall and Serge??
Lovely
Fairuza balk's dad was in this band.
No , this was the British group, you're referring to the Los Angeles based group active between 1966 thru 1970 one of the members had a daughter fairuza bulk who starred in return to Oz in 1985 . Totally different group 😊.
A shame the original account that uploaded this has been deleted thankfully we can still see this.
Fairuza Balk's father was in this band
He was in the band (Kaleidoscope) from Los Angeles. These guys were from London, UK.
Was that the guy on the cover of tangerine dream on the right that looks way older than everyone else in the band?
@@andrewmiles1771 he was 22 a year older than me take care dan
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I gather the original was made in colour. This is awesome enough, but a colour version...
Kaleidoscope and France Gall together????
do you have a list of the band members name ? I tried to search it in Google but didn't found anything
The band were Dan bridgman drums Ed pumer guitar Steve.clark base guitar Peter Daltrey vocals. OK keep rockin cheers Dan
G E N I A L
Possibly the most psychedelic song the uk ever produced. Jesus.... listen to how out there it is.. Apryl Fool worldwide btw.
Cheers for that thanks dan
@@kaleidoscopesdannybrigman2061 It's an honour Dan. I've listened to your band since I was 18 and I'm 52 now. Fantastic stuff. Thank you.
@@tenchahoy47 that's great to know thanks a lot cheers Dan keep rockin
Bought the complete recordings cd
Hope you enjoy take care keep rockin cheers dan
ED Puma on the guitar R.I.P.
Thanks for remembering our Ed much appreciated take care keep rockin dan
I met Ed in Bungay in recent years. He talked about Kate Bush and others.
@@markayeowell hi yes ed new and worked with many big star's and some of the very biggest in his career we new each other from 6 year old kids l miss him greatly we we're always in touch with each other glad you met with him he was a fabulous guy and an amazing friend take care keep rockin dan
NOOOO! You cut out France Gall singing one of the best pop songs of the 60s!! 'Teeny Weenie Boppie'!!! Aaargh.
the song that is cut out is in fact Comic Strip, sung by Serge and BB. Cheers!
Was France Gall making fun of them??
I don't think so it was great to be there keep rockin cheers Dan
It's about a plane crash!
NOBODY KNOWS WHATS WHAT.
I prefer the Kaleidoscope U.S., much more acid, folk and psychedelic, or imposing bands like Moby Grape, Salvation, The Youngbloods, The Byrds, Iron Butterfly, The Sparrow, Buffalo Springfield and many others from California, that much more representative and more rockers. The band Kaleidoscope of Great Britain, is much more like a light psychedelic pop group.
really what does the US Kaleidoscope have to do with this band other than the name? You might as well bring up the Mexican Kaleidoscope too. I don't get what you're trying to prove.
@@johnwilliams9175 He only proved to be sent inside a very bad trip with farts.
The yankee Kaleidoscope can not be listened more than 5 minutes... Then any mortal gets bored.
I prefer this Kaleidoscope, and UK psych in general but that’s cause I prefer my psych on the pop and freakbeat side than the heavy side
I see you simply don't like english groups as you list only US ones... But this Kaleidoscope sound ans style is typically british.