Babe Ruth - Live in Montreal (1975)(DHV 2010)
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- 00:00 - Intro
00:10 - A Fistful of Dollars
04:21 - Sad But Rich
08:40 - Dancer
15:28 - Those People Who Are Darker Than Blue
21:53 - The Mexican
26:28 - Black Dog
33:59 - I Found A Love
45:05 - Wells Fargo
Babe Ruth - Live in Montreal (1975 - DHV 2010)
Garden of Stars, Montreal
4 September 1975
Line-Up
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Jenny Haan - Vocals
Allan Shacklock - Guitar, Vocals
Dave Hewitt - Bass
Steve Gurl - Keyboards
Ed Spevock - Drums
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Thx Babe Ruth and recorders, traders !
VHS source. If you see fullscreened HD, you see from 2-3 meter to monitor.
Video: video noise reduction, restore aged VHS tape color and light-dark range.
Audio: balanced vocal range and above. (sorry my english)
Not only was Janita Haan an incredibly awesome singer, look at her stage presence too. Amazing!
Fueled by large amounts of cocaine.
Lots of Grace Slick influence too. And yes, she is so stoned in this concert.
@@zzzxxyy Kind'a more like Janis Joplin! Especially her voice!
@THE LONDON LOU EXPERIENCE because you cant be creative without drugs.
@@zzzxxyy More like Janis.
Alan Shacklock incredible guitarist
The band that backs her up has to hit a home run on every song and they hit it out of the park on every song.
My God, how come I never knew about this band before. So f... Amazing!
Jenny, my no. 1 favorite female rock vocal. Liked the band since the first base album.
They didn't much more, she blew her voice out and damaged her vocal chords, she never sang again after that.
Alden21 bullshit
Thanks for posting this, I enjoyed watching this very much. What a gig, wow I wish I could've seen 'm for real!
Wish I was there, they rock!
Jenny is the reason cordless mics were invented
I still get the same feelin' at 60 about her and that insertive subject as when I first heard about it at 16.
Jenny Haan hermosa y toda la actitud rockera, gran banda solo para conocedores
Una pregunta..el guitarrista algo que ver con España (sonido)
I was at this show. Place-des-Nations in Montreal. I was 15. We'd let the girls distract the bus driver in Lachine and sneak in the back windows of the bus so we could get there free. Same to go home. There were conerts there for years, glad I saw most of them. Supertramp, Heart, Mahogany Rush, Offenbach Eddie Money. PEACE \/
@Andy W wow, a reference to Offenbach (taber)...yes, Frank Marino, Aldo Nova, and the tribute bands like Blushing Brides and Clearlight too
wow. I was hanging out in Montreal in 1973 when I first heard The Mexican at a disco called Sur La Place in La Vieux Montreal. So sorry I missed seeing them live! It was my favorite song at the time. Montreal was like a never ending Renaissance Fair in the 70's. Hash from Afghanistan and mescaline.
Great story, I'm in Montreal right now, wish there was a good show like this to go check out..... actually I'm sure there is, I just don't know about it yet.
CHOM FM really promoted great bands like BABE Ruth, wouldn't have heard them otherwise. Even though I am in Calgary I still listen to CHOM everyday on the INET
Montréal ❤
Saw them at Milwaukee arena I believe. Either that or Auditorium. Great show.
Hi This Live Performance Is Magic And Listen To it on a Regular Basis And Have the 3 Albums In the
Harvest Years 1972 - 1975 as this on the 3rd album Fantastic and brings Back Many Memories As
I was Born 6th April 1947 in Watford just down the Road from Hatfield. Hi !
Chris Tredwell Birmingham UK
Love this band
THE REAL ROCK ❤❤❤❤
Awesome, just awesome!
We loved the band, the groove and the sound! Not a one hit wonder, whatever they say!
The best Band of the Seventies.
Black dog on here is absolutely legendary!! Holy Crap Jenny is in the zone here!!!!
Definitely some Janis in there, a touch of Grace and Slick.
Better
Perfeito!
Fantastic original progressive rock band no one to touch them !!
Amazing!
Awesome video on so many levels. 2:32 is a golden moment of icing, announcing the descent of controlled lunacy to come. 4:32 Unapologetic full frontalnosewipe! Not much classic rawk here at Gag-bit Vinyl in Bushwick NYC, but come visit if you dig late 70/80’s post punk/new wave ~ :-D 28:24 Goddam why weren't they at Cal Jam II? 35:01 Barefoot hippie rockers will always rule.
Janis meets Sass Jordan!
Awesome!
this womans voice and stage presence is so awesome, kind of like Phantom Blue, that I found out about on here. Where is this band from, anyone know? Post up the story if you got it
Chico got to have his share, "Love it". This track just has the killer vibe to the 3rd power. 🤓
It's a great pity this wasn't shown as it was filmed without all the pissing about, such a great concert.
Vastly underrated in the uk, such a shame. I saw this tour in the same year in the uk, Jenny such a good vocalist.
Tripping good as always
Muito doida essa mulher!
"Golliwog's Cakewalk" by Isao Tomita playing during the "Kebec Films" logo.
this band is fucking awesome! I never heard most of this besides MEXICAN, never fucc'd with MAIDEN OR RUSH. RUTH I FUX'S WITH!
I'm ashamed of myself. I didn't go see them when they were touring in the 70s. Unfortunately I didn't get hip to Babe Ruth after the fact.
The Mechicam está proibido porquê?
This is a FUCKING ROTTEN ROCK N ROLL BABYYYYYY
Is it possible, that the date is wrong? Bernie Marsden replaced Shacklock in Summer 1975 (they played the Reading Festival in August with him). Mabe this one is from April 9th (Babe Ruth toured Canada in April 1975).
The bassist does not look well. Their 2009 LP Que pasa is actually pretty awesome as well!! Need to get it on vinyl!
Poor Bassist
sinon on
regarderais encore des versions pas regardables de ce show.....peut=etre que meme le band n'avait pas une copie de ce spectacle....
9:30 more cowbell
Is this glam rock punk?
That was alternative rock of the 70's.
Por mim tudo bem
1st jenner now ruth
38:40
ED A M-F! GREAT DRUMMERS ARE THE THE 1ST INGREDIENT IN A GREAT BAND.
Better then Janis, i think...
The Mexican..... such an underrated peice of music genius! Everybody give the lead singer props because she is cute, okay, how about these musicians are f@#&ing amazing!!!!
She can sing too.
Back when creativity talent heart and soul were something people were interested in.
The Mexican 21:54 was simply amazing!! One of the best B-boy songs in the 90's early 00's....
th-cam.com/video/9PqEnlrlJv4/w-d-xo.html
Hell yeah that’s exactly the song I was looking for I remember it from the battle between the Renegades and Style Elements
I had a friend about eight years older than me when I was in high school. His name was rockin Ron. He had a couple thousand albums. Babe Ruth was prominent among his collection. So I heard them the first time in about 1972. He had turned me, and another friend, Kelly Smith, onto this new band with a great female vocalist. I fell in love with their music immediately. Almost 50 years later,.It is so cool to find a live concert of theirs online. Whoever did that thank you so very much. Aren’t they amazing!
Amazing just about covers it 👍
"Well said".
Why so little likes? "This Is Fuckin Music."
+Mako 44 And how come there's even one dislike?
because its fuckin music nobodys ever fucking heard of, thats why........also girls in rock weren't too hip back then....
Spotify randomly picked Wells Fargo for me last week. I am now converted to the church of Babe Ruth.
Most underrated band in the world. every member is a musical genius!
CHURCH ♥️♥️
i've heard that about every band.
😅
@@mnpd3 LOL "Well said" Fantastic Band, yes BUT ton's of band's & Artist's as good. Hot Tuna, Martha & Muffin's, NRPS, SAHB, Edgar Broughton Band, Talking Head's to name 6 worth listening too...... I guess if I tried & thought it worth while, a Hundred would be easy to list. ALL as good as Babe Ruth and long time listen's. Pretty Thing's, The Downliner's Sect, Bird's (Spelt correctly) Byrds .....
@@mnpd3 So true, it's weird how they got success in America and Canada rather than native England though.
I`m in love with the singer! Adorable! A mix of Ozzy Osbourne and Janis Joplin! kkk! Crazy sexy girl!
Made me think of that mix too
é a tuga, caralho!!!
Janita Haan was the ultimate rock star. Babe Ruth were a world class act who should have been massive. Saw them back in the 70’s many times and they always went down a storm wherever they played. Great to see this concert, always wanted to see the third album performed on stage. Magic !!! Janita quit soon after this and formed Lion, shame they never released any albums.
Saw them in 2010 (original line up) and they were absolutely amazing, all of them!
So much energy: even her hair is a performance. Love it!
I watched another video where her belly button stole the show, at least to the camera man..
They don't make girls like this any more. Or music, more's the pity.
Superb upload, thank you.
Hippies? Hippies suck. Their quixotic ideals and their smell both as much.
Yes hey do stilll make girls like this and music ...check out Motion Device.
Too young, need's more experience.
who?
Try Samantha Fish or Heron Oblivion
Beautiful woman , great voice especially in the 4th track: Dancer
AMAZING!!!!!!!!! They don't make music like this any more. I'm from Montreal but unfortunately too young to have witnessed this genius.
Sorry to break this to you but they played montreal in 2010. but if you love Babe check out this new band from Toronto called Motion Device. Start with there vid ''Thick Skin''.
from mtl too, fave band ever
saw them in Montreal in 2010 and in Montreal at Place Des Nations in 1974
@@davidlevasseur8484 Saw Peter Gabriel there in the early 80 s. He entered the stage through the audience/ Ha Ha.
@jean-luc paradis No relation. Get this all the time. Love Tull though saw them a5 times.
Wow!!! Just a big fat WOW!!!! Damn great performance.
Jenny Haan...my first crush when I was 11. I thought she was only about 15, so was within reach!
Dude you should of gone for it! No excuses.
@Jr Reyes hahahahahaha, pinche reyes. ;)
hahaha love your comment
What a kick-ass performance!!!
Jenny Haan could have been as big as Janis Joplin if Babe Ruth had more hits
I was there. I remember.
Lucky! I say them in 2010 in Ottawa. Still amazing band!
so was I. Great concert.
Very cool to see these videos. Back in the day there was no such thing and all you had were photos from album covers.
Babe Ruth "First Base" LP is in my Top 10...Think of being marooned on a desert island with only 10 LP's...Yeah!
Yes, I'd go along with that choice.....
Holy cow! Never heard this version of The Mexican before! That girl's got lungs!!
Me too, I thought The Mexican was a Jelly Bean creation..
Ultimate Rock CHICK !!!! Bought the remastered album but still searching for the original one on fairs
the mexican 21:53 one of the best bboy songs!
Damn, Jenny was and is so underrated...so is the whole band!!!
Jenny was damn underrated; her range and tone were unreal
I work as a call handler for Vodafone uk and I had the pleasure of speaking to Jenny over the phone. Lovely woman
What a tight band they were! A shame they never got the credit they deserved
I was just thinking that: the definition of ‘tight’
Omg I can watch her long hair over her face for a month. Beautiful
I didn't know Dave Mustaine played bass for this band
👍
REAL MUSIC.
There's not really much more to say
PURE ENERGY
Loved the music I was in the backstages with them cause of my work i use to work at Thursday's and they gave me a pass
70's prog rock, really good
Kind of funkified and folky too…
Great band - and this is one of their best gigs.
Man, this rocks. The energy that Jenny puts out. And she rocks the microphones to abuse. And those moves....Good times
She was on cocaine at this time. Sad but true😏
So were many my friend
Jenny was one hell of a great singer and the band were fine musicians . With the right exposure and publicity they could have been huge . The sad fact that they were,nt is one of Rock's tragedy's . Still we have their albums the debut is a all time classic .
I was at this show. Place-des-Nations in Montreal.My first concert and the first time on cid.It was incredible,will always remember it.
I wish i was there on cid😏🎸🎤🎹🎉. Greets from Germany.
If I was bboying to the tempo of The Mexican, I’d have set the dance floor on fire! That’s like 120bpm ⚡️🤸🏻
Amazing Jenny Haan
My favorite rock star 💫
Saw them in the early 70's I remember all the booze we snuck in to Hara Arena and didnt get caught!! But Jenny Haan was a real cutie and I had a mad crush on her!! What a concert!! Enjoy!!
Very Very Nice! :D thanks for the upload!!!!
Wow! I mean wow! What a fucking great band.
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She's got a voice to polish an oack wooden box with. Amazing.
That’s a brilliant turn-of-phrase 👍
They also did a killer version of Zappa's King Kong
that's true, amazing version
I never would have guessed from the show here. And I like them.
merveilleusement bravo, je vous connais depuis 1972 et j'ai eu du mal à vous retrouver, ma mémoire à long terme et avec l'aide de youtube, j'ai fini par m'exprimer assez que leur senseur musical l'a trouvé et je l'en remercie infiniment , TH-cam je te dis merci
to co tygrysy lubią najbardziej ...niesamowita haryzma ii przepiękny głos, nie mówiąc nic o muzyce....poezja
Could watch her forever. Guitarist is great songwriter.
She blew her voice out not long after this and damaged her vocal cords, she was never the same again. She made her mark though, First Base was huge.
That’s terrible hope she is not having problems today singing- you know when we where young we where invincible we thought.
Loved these guys in '74, still love em today. This is the shit.
esta banda tiene energia como BUDGIE O WISHBONE ASH
One of the most underated bands of the early seventies saw them live jenny haan was awsome
Well, I have found a woman who has a rasp that I could use in woodworking and it is not this one. As in one who at NORMAL voice levels let alone loudly has a rasp that sounds like she has one foot and a half in the grave, chain smokes a half dozen cigarettes at a time and hurts to listen to. She was a guest vocalist with Alan Parsons Project
in this concert ----> (th-cam.com/video/_f3M-jKDbSc/w-d-xo.html) and her voice has crashed compared to what she used to sound like. Bonnie Tyler USED to sound somewhat okay, even with her rasp, but at that concert, I had to skip the song. It was just too painful!
This one's voice breaks at loud volume, and though you might like that, not everyone does. My hearing is fine, as I have to have it checked annually for my work. {What I posted was the Maestro's comment to a student (Killashandra Ree) in the novel Crystal Singer, who's operatic life was crashed by a slight burr in her voice.} But it still fits.
Loud and fantastic.
progressive rock- very impressive
+Tiger Mane Really ?
@@HTJB60 yes really
Years ago can't remember exact year babe ruth came to Thurso in the far north of Scotland to play at our local gala week! I was 11 a beautiful summer night. It was outside between our river Thurso and the boating pond. Wells fargo track I remember bass line in particular. Left an impression on me. Took 30 yrs to get copy of 1st Base! 60s 70s were magical time for freedom and music. Still in my head today 62 now with me til last breath!
@@Adi-Dassler 😳👍😎
@@Adi-Dassler Long way from home!
‘Experiences last longer than things’
Perfekt muzika a zpěv!!! zažil som beat festivaly 60 -70rokov,kde boli BR?a ešte sú,kto vie mi to dá vedieť,dik☮️🎼🎼
Alan Shacklock was an incredible guitar player.
One of the uk's most underated bands.I turned onto them in the 80s In 84 I moved from leeds to a small island off the w coast of scotland.Got to know the locals and to my utter sadness and distress was told that babe ruth played in the local hall a month ago !!!