FIRST TIME HEARING The Who- Young Man Blues REACTION
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- FIRST TIME HEARING The Who- Young Man Blues REACTION
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Holy crap! You did it! I have been telling people to do The Who's Young man Blues and they never do and they are missing out. Hello punk music, meet your grandparents.
You and me both brother. I too have asked people too react to this song. The trouble is... The Who only played with this much ferocity for a short time. Some people only know them for their 70s hits. For my money, the Live at Leeds version is the very best version. It was not filmed but still, Townshends guitar playing on that version is just insane!
Grandparents? Older brothers maybe. Lol. Those punk dudes are 65-70 now 😂
@@rpoberhausenRoger and Pete were born around 1944.
My husband was security for them in 68-70 in Germany, while he was in the Army and a military cop there. He did other bands too but The Who definitely stood out the most!
More tales please. Sounds amazing!
You have to keep in mind when hearing this, that there are only three instruments playing. Townshend, Entwistle, and Moon all playing lead. That's why they sound amazing!
I think that the three of them often competed to be the lead instrument. Other times, they played off each other like a symphony. Either way, it was masterful.
Playing with reckless abandon. That was The Who. You should react to the live version of Magic Bus from the album, Live At Leeds.
Their shows represented Rock N' Roll and its decadence better than any other band! Nothing pretty about it. Just pure energy and power!
You are witnessing, in my opinion, the greatest live rock band of all time (of course, very subjective). Maximum R&B.
In the court of opinion many, many would concur.
Bless you (at 2:42)!!!
the Who at this point in their careers were an absolute locomotive! there was no one live who could them visually or musically.
The Who and Jimi Hendrix at the Monterey pop fest were legendary acts...must see
“It’s true” was an expression my mother used to use along with the folks back in her day...when you’re listening to someone and somebody sneezes or knocks something over...they would say “it’s true”
This is the Isle of Wight festival at Afton Down, 1970. Great cover tune, originally written and performed by Mose Allison.
That's right. I've commented separately that this is a good version, but the best version formally recorded by The Who of Young Man Blues is LIVE AT LEEDS.
What’s a jazz sage?
What’s that Pete?
@@Joes0s Sounds like a station outside Chipping Ongar.
correct, an old blues song by Mose Allison; not quite the same way the Who re-did it.:)... their hard edge of a young man (late teens - to mid 20's) of England's lower-middle working-class that suffered for many years after/from the war that destroyed a large part of London, life was economically tough for a young man finding their way in life. Pete Townshend brought this out in most of his work... (Quadraphina) sp
I wonder if Stanley Kubrick had Pete Townshend in mind when he dressed Malcolm McDowell in white overalls for A Clockwork Orange. "Young Man Blues" was written and recorded by jazz artist Mose Allison in 1957. This is actually a cover. And quite a jam too. Reminds me of listening to Live at Leeds as a teenager.
@elliot lang I checked the dates. This concert footage is from 1970. ACO hit theaters in 1971. I've read the book ACO, but it was years ago and I don't recall how it described the way Alex and his droogs dressed. Maybe Townshend read the book back when. I don't know. Townshend also wore white overalls at Woodstock in 1969. It seems to me that if ACO inspired Townshend to perform in white overalls, he might also have worn a codpiece too! [grin]
Great reaction. This is one of the greatest performances ever recorded.
Trying to describe The Who concert is like trying to describe fireworks over the phone but you got it it's serious in your face Blues.. and yes we got very high
That whole concert is killer
Keith Moon RIP
John Entwistle too!
Townshend used to say that a tour hadn't really started until he'd ripped the nails off his right hand doing the windmill.
2:44.....bless you
For my money their single best life performance clip. Glad to see the kids rocking on.
This was around 2am at an outdoor performance, everyone on stage may have been high, everyone in the audience definitely were! There was so much stuff being smoked you didn't need to bring your own, you'd get high from the 2nd-hand smoke! 🤘 The Who live were, as always, brilliant and very very loud.
Maximum RnB.
You might like the song See me feel me by the Who
Yeah that ending scene from Tommy. Love that song 🙌🙌
Top 10 rock group of all time for sure.
First hour of the IoW is the best classic rock you will find on DVD. Awesome.
My Generation off Live at Leeds. Many changes from a 3 min. 1960s single. Will rock yer pants off
THANK YOU!!! Just the fact that you reacted to this song earned you a new subscriber. I fk’ing LOVE the performance The Who puts out for this song. They’ve made some amazing studio albums, but they’re known as the greatest live act in rock, and this is a small glimpse of the power that this band could put out with only 4 members. No words can express how much I love this band. Thank you!
Once a Who fan.....always a fan for life.
lee goodison absolutely correct on that sir!
God Bless You. For the sneezes.
BLESS YOU!
What a preformance by ALL of them!!
The Who was an awesome live band! In the Guinness Book of World Records for the loudest rock concert at the time. Wembley Arena in the 70s.
It was Swansea 76
This is the first rock song I ever heard. Live at Leeds. 2001. Tore my 6 year old head off. Maybe that's why I never got deep into hip-hop or rap. Though those genres have some great, there's nothing like a damn good guitar riff for me.
Fyi, John Entwistle, the bass player's nickname was " Thunderfingers".
Also, The Ox! Also, The Quiet One! Also, Big!
He called the bass in this clip "the Frankenstein" - it was cobbled together from parts of three different basses, and was his primary bass throughout the 70's. He was playing it when I saw them in 1979.
U Go Girl! Explorin Every fu**in Thing, as U should!!
This is great. Best live version of Young Man Blues by The Who is from Live At Leeds -- the audio quality is much better than Live at the Isle of Wight. Turn it up full blast.
I gotta disagree, the Isle of Wight version is a lot faster, weres the live at leeds version is a lot slower ......its got nothing to do with the sound quality
I have watched you before. But I'm here to say, Jamel aka Jamal sent me, plus I love the Who!
Love youre comments. Really do! The Who is my fovorite band. The most I like Are: Can you see the real me, Love Reign o´er me, Won´t get fooled again, The seeker and many more. Keep on with your show! Love it! Greetings from Germany
You witnessed history,, Hope you enjoyed it !!
Burn ....live from Deep Purple ... California Jam in 74
Agree 💯 that version is FIRE! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
They would be very above average without Entwistle... probably thought I was gonna say another name, right?... but he’s the great musician in the band, best rock bassist ever.
I think you meant "below average" time to do an edit.
The who?
The Who!
That's what I asked, who?
Exactly.
Exactly what?
The Who!
Aww fergetit!
I love the introduction song when the video starts, new follower , very funny 😄, great personality, bless her 🤧. What’s the name of the beginning song?
Bless you.
Bless you
You are glamorous. You have a superior personality. Good teeth, too.
bless u
the year was 69 thur 70 . it was like atomic war of music . massive hits .high points of bands .time and damage overcomes all
Check out Jimi Hendrix if you haven't already Pete Townsend said they're guitar players and then there's Jimi Hendrix
And GF, those 60s and 70s rock bands gave their best performances high! JS ✌️🎼🎸❤️
I love the who. Tanglewood 1970 best concert.
Just found this video! You ureally got it! so, you said they all look high as a kite. The singer was sober. He was the only one. The guitarist was drunk, the drummer was absolutely wasted on alcohol and pills, he is the most famous wild rock star of all time. Not sure about the bass player but he was a big drinker and drug user.
Saw them in 77, with Keith and for basketball fans, next to Bill Walton ...Amazing
Check them out doing I Don't Even Know Myself at the same festival. Great tune and great Keith Moon footage.
Everyone pays attention to Daltry and Townsend.. Listen to Moon and Entwhisles rithym section
The Ox made it look so easy I’m sure he had 3 hands
The fantastic Kieth Moon on drums! They are playing their asses off. If you can play this song, Voodoo Child and Crossroads , you can play rock. Love this album!! Live at Leeds. Two bands , The Who and Jimi Hendrix had that magic Drummer, Guitar communication. Pete and Kieth sparked off each other.
Written by jazz/ blues artist Mose Allison, whose songs have been extensively covered by rock musicians.
The singer was pretty sober. The others, well... :-)
Right you are, Roger didn't do drugs. In fact, he flushed Moon's stash down the toilet once.
The Who, la banda que toca el Rock en su estado Más Puro...
Simplemente es la Banda Más Grande y Perfecta y Completa que ah Existido y Existe.
This was Headbangin before Headbangin was even a thing
Most youngsters listen to shit these days I have seen some listening to to the old school music honestly bands like The Who Zeppelin Black Sabbath The Beatles just to name a few are timeless
I heard your comment of they all look wasted, or something like that! Only Moon (drummer) might have indulged. The other guys were pretty much straight at this point. A ton of improv with these guys. They just let it rip.
They were all heavy drinkers at this point.
Roger was the only straight one.
The only one straight at that period of time was daltry but moon was by far the worst about it!
2:38
Weeeeeeell......those guys......are pretty fuckin' good.
Check out their song Getting in Tune (studio version) and check out Todd Rundgren's song Sometimes i don't know.
This is from 1970's Isle of Wight concert, performed before 500,000 fans...
Rock festival craziness.
The Who made some great albums but they were never able to recreate in the studio what they did on stage. As a live band, their energy and chemistry is untouched.
The Who movie titled The Kids Are Alright has the best most powerful version of this song.
Pete Townsend said we just let Keith okay a drum solo and seeds to it
Magic Bus ,Slip Kid,, Sally Simpson , you can't miss.
You know she's locked in when her sneezes are right on it! Her BODY intrinsically recognizes it. This chick is legit. There's too few of her these days. 1-2-3-
Hey Scribe... This is unbridled testosterone "announcing their presence with authority" challenging all comers... And backing it up BIG TIME!
Steve Vai - Whispering A Prayer Live Where The Wild Things Are please?
The furst thrash metal
Kieth Moon can play drums damn!
He played drums like Jimi played guitar. One could argue that Keith Moon was the most creative musician of all time.
This live performance is good but pales in comparison to the live version on The Kids Are Alright The Who movie documentary that was released in 1979 right after drummer Keith Moon died. I think that version was recorded in London while this was at The Ilse Of White I think
I checked out your Who reactions, and you have not done Wont' Get Fooled Again. This is their biggest song, and it is an absolute cultural icon. People are begging you to do it for good reason. You will probably recognize some parts of it. This is very very very important: DON'T pause it during an instrumental section. When there is an instrumental section, go with it, get lost in it. This song is one of the biggest reaction songs on YT for good reason. I can't wait to see your take!
Much better than Lady GAGA
That was crazy heavy , makes Motorhead seem pathetic
Yeah my dear girl Chris it's nice seeing the film of them playing but Live at Leeds that's the definitive version of that song it has a fuel nice little subtle touches added to it it's a lot tighter and really freaking awesome you know if you hadn't done Eminence Front yet oh my God there's also sister Disco check that one out baby hey turn off the subject but did you ever see that movie Book of Eli I think it's Denzel Washington? they're out in some post-industrial nightmare kind of like Mad Max and this gal follows along with him and he saw the mission put in the midst of all this they stop at this one place and they fall in this booby trap and then it's this old couple and they're there and they invite them in and take him out of the Trap and they go into the living room and she makes tea if she wants to play some music and she has one of those old wind-up victrola styl record players and those play 78 RPM and guess what record she puts on? Well the funny part is is 33 + 1/3 so when she puts a record on it's going really fast yes my dear it's RING MY BELLLLL ........RING MY BELL she says don't you just love music? It's so soothing and here's this version of rigged by Bell it sounds like the Chipmunks it's hilarious Eddie Howe I just thought you better see that movie and you get a good laugh I mean it's the dark movie but it's really good laugh here and there and Tom Waits is in there and he is a great actor not only a great singer-songwriter but is acting skills are impeccable all right dear girls check you on the next drop
The Who, the band with four front men.
Thanks for a good peak at the Who. "Pants are waaay too tight." LOL I will always remember your comment. The old joke from back in the day was your pants had to be tight enough to tell what your religion is. :) Here is the original version. Waaaay different. th-cam.com/video/bpTSVy3yzts/w-d-xo.html
Roger Daltrey was not high he would not sing Pete Townsends songs when he was Hi
Believe it or not Pete said he never considered himself a lead guitarist. I disagree with him.
You looked a little frightened.
We need to reconnect with this shit and get rid of the talky shit.
Mose Allison
Mose 👍
The closest the Who came to heavy metal..
Lucky thing for Roger Daltry that he didn't get tangled up with the microphone cord and all the fringe on his jacket.
Punk, meet your Grandpa...
The who's drummer Keith Moon was a huge influence on Neil Peart. Keith Moon was probably one of the 1st dramas to play that instrument like a lead instrument instead of just background.
jam session? confusion in the 70 all the big bands were playing this way
Nice choice. Light up a fatty and and go find Alice somewhere in Wonderland.
And .... when the Who first saw Hendrix ....they almost stopped being a band - he freaked them out !!
The Who took Jimi under their wing, he learnt everything from them.
A black girl who is less than a 5 undercutting a band because they are not her culture.
JAJAJ. your face when,not like this music.. maybe, some diferent songs... !!!
great music great comments, extraordinarily poor analysis - waste of time
she dont even get the lyrics she dont care.. no mom this no blues
Bless you
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