Priceless camera work the cameraman seemed transfixed by one young lady dancing away with everything bouncing around wonder why lol.Very funky version though they turned this into a jam
George is one of the greatest fucking guitarist. He never gets named or mentioned on anything. What the hell people!!! I always loved that Les Paul and his sunburst one
What a kick Ass Band Best driving song ever - each band member at the top of their game ; to Full Throttle Pedal to the Metal Rock “N” Roll George on that lead guitar Whew! Rhythms section by Caesar & Rinus holding down that fabulous back beat rhythm Go- Go - Go ! ! !
When this song comes on the radio, I'm glad my Chevy Impala has cruise control. Takes me back to driving a stick shift. BEST 🚘 song EVER!! This song will never die!
As far as I'm concerned, one of the great live performances of a classic rock song ever. Probably the best that is not sung in the bands native language.
True story. My boss had me drive a Rena van to pick up supplies. I was sick with some respiratory virus and drinking NyQuil for symptom relief. You should not drink cough syrup.
Such a shame in a way - a good 10 years ahead of their time I believe! If this was released in the 80's, I think it would have challenged some of the top rock bands of that era!
George Kooymans is a great and unique player. Goes from rhythmic to lyrical seamlessly/naturally. Good singer too. Great band as a matter of fact. The push for this band internationally didn't go as well as it could have. They did pretty well for themselves. But musicians/their peers don't give them the love they should. There's a lot of lessons to be learned from them. A real band. Brothers to the end. Not just some dudes who made some bread in the music business.
Man I hate to keep beating a dead horse but the live musicianship of the 70s will never be equaled again. Click on damn near any live performance from the 70s and you will see real talent playing live with no added gimmicks just kick ass music.
Great and unique player. Goes from rhythmic to lyrical seamlessly/naturally. Good singer too. Great band as a matter of fact. The push for this band internationally didn't go as well as it could have. They did pretty well for themselves. But musicians/their peers don't give them the love they should. There's a lot of lessons to be learned from them. A real band. Brothers to the end. Not just some dudes who made some bread in the music business.
Same might be said about all band members. Rinus Gerritsen is monstrous with his bass lines, Cesar Zuiderwijk, one of the best drummers out there and of course Barry Hay., the intensity of his delivery is even more outstanding than his rasp. World class, the lot of them.
Zij hebben ook zeker uit de Rock&Roll snoeppot gebruikt. Maar wat wil je ook, als je bv met The Who of Aerosmith hebt gespeeld. Dat soort bands waren grootverbruikers. Doet niks af aan hun power, als de motor loopt dan weten ze nog zeker PK’s over het publiek heen te gooien 👍
If somebody asks you about what do you think about band X - tell them, let's wait for 500 years and we'd find out if it's hoax or a really something outstanding. Dam, they've been performing since 60th and are still performing! Ultimate respect to all of them.
Barry Hay was one of the more unusual looking rock band frontmen. He probably would have been better off wearing long sleeves, but the fact is this is one of the best jukebox bar songs of all time. And you can’t beat looking at the girls doing aerobic dance moves in the front rows.
I remember watching this performance on Rock Concert in 1973...or ‘74. Cesar has been a huge influence ever since...and Golden Earring...The Best Rock Band EVER! ❤️
I know these guys put a lot of good memories in my mind in 1983. Too bad it took them 10 years to make it to the American Music Scene, they should have been here a lot sooner, they're badasses!
This song was played so much on the radio that some bands just can't match the studio version when this happens. Van Halen and Running with the Devil come to mind. This band just made the song better live and that is hard to do. So much energy!
goldbrickdreams -- I had no idea this song was so old! I heard it /learned it in the mid '80s... I thought it was new then! I didn't realize it had such a history. (I'm only 4 years older than you.) :-)
X Recon usmc -- Ha-ha... Oh, I'm sure you can show us /teach us a whole lot about the world. :-) (Thanks for serving... It's because of men like you that my family and I sleep well each night.)
Little did they know that they would preform this song like a 100 times a year over the next 47 years. Until COVID19 also stopped this great band indefinitely...
I'll tell ya that'd be one of the best damn psychedelically rock performances in music history by them Dutch rockers! Sure it didn't take 'em long to have a bunch of groupies all lined up backstage after the show.
@Robo Q-Man Not many blank cassettes or recorders in 1973. I had to use reel-to-reel for quite some time. Interestingly, back in the '70s, KQRS FM in Minneapolis, MN, would queue up albums at midnight for the express purpose of listener recording. The DJs would give you time to prepare for the needle to drop and to reset your interval between A and B sides of the album. No one cared about copyrights back then, I guess! KQRS was the first pop song format FM station in the Twin Cities area when the FM migration of pop music started.
@@ScottyKirk1 A little Wikipedia surf came up with this, FYI (you never know when you might be on Jeopardy!) "In the mid-1960s, KQRS [102.5 FM] programmed a Middle of the Road-format (MOR) with classical and big band music and Brazilian Bossa Nova music in evenings. In addition to this format, Joe Pyne's talk radio show was carried. In the summer of 1968, KQRS started experimenting with freeform rock in the late night hours with a program called "Nightwatch" with George Donaldson Fisher as DJ. This became very popular with college age listeners and in a few months the rock format was expanded to begin playing in the evenings as well with DJ Alan Stone, and was known as "Nightwatch Trip One", with Fisher's program renamed slightly as "Nightwatch Trip Two." A few months later, this became the primary 24-hour format. The station is currently celebrating its 50th anniversary as a rock station. By 1977, the freeform rock would give way to a tightly programmed rock approach, courtesy of radio consultants Burkhart/Abrams and their "Superstars" format, which was essentially just the hits from album rock."
@@MrAdriancooke You said they were and are underrated as a band… Nothing could be further from the thruth and is further from the truth then saying that they were and are as an band. Pherhaps a feeling of yours of lack of knowledge somehow that has gotten stuck inside you? Because of some reports, interviews of reporters??
@@MrAdriancooke I know that you mend that as an fact. But it is the opposite and it was. So, I dont know where you have had your facts from… they are incorrect. Unless there is an difference in cultural expression saying that they are and were a band that are worthy of performing on stage for more than 60 years.
Definitively a classic. Had it on 8 track, cassette, LP, reel to reel, CD, and now on itunes. Still like to see the video on You Tube. I love a girl with a bandanna head band on! Reminds me of the good old days!
Holy crap........being born in 1971, my dumbass thought this was 1980's music because it was still damn popular in the 80's. And now I come to find out I could have been rocking to this at age 2. Wonder if my dad remember this stuff back then. I'll ask.
It came back once 'Twilight Zone' came out...and all of the Rock/Pop station's would play this and TZ on their '2-fer Tuesday's'...at least they did where I lived...
![Golden Earring - Radar Love (Official Music Video [HD])](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aRlSHG5hRY4/mqdefault.jpg)
This is the greatest highway song IN HISTORY
Geil geil geil ❤
OH HELL YEAH!
60 s. 70 s 80 s 90 s the best. Decades. Thankyou. Thankyou thankyou god
Priceless camera work the cameraman seemed transfixed by one young lady dancing away with everything bouncing around wonder why lol.Very funky version though they turned this into a jam
I'm really digging those chicks dancing & shakin' what they got! Far out man groovy.
ONE from the best Songs ever.
George is one of the greatest fucking guitarist. He never gets named or mentioned on anything. What the hell people!!! I always loved that Les Paul and his sunburst one
Golden Earring the best rock Band from Holland. Best Percussion, Best Voice Fantastic group from 70's
God bless Holland. Tallest dudes to ever grace a stage.
What a kick Ass Band Best driving song ever - each band member at the top of their game ; to Full Throttle Pedal to the Metal Rock “N” Roll George on that lead guitar Whew! Rhythms section by Caesar & Rinus holding down that fabulous back beat rhythm Go- Go - Go ! ! !
hands down best late night long distance driving song ever
When this song comes on the radio, I'm glad my Chevy Impala has cruise control. Takes me back to driving a stick shift. BEST 🚘 song EVER!! This song will never die!
Mannnnn 👏👏. One of the greatest rock song in history and what a kick ass performance
They are not only talented, but they sure are also fun.
My first ever album I bought. 13 years old.
As far as I'm concerned, one of the great live performances of a classic rock song ever. Probably the best that is not sung in the bands native language.
Damn I miss the 70s
Me too
and I missed some of them, too!!! But that was before the interwebs and camera phones, thank goodness. Never happened!
This song saved my life in 1977, awoke me from highway hypnosis.
True story. My boss had me drive a Rena van to pick up supplies.
I was sick with some respiratory virus and drinking NyQuil for symptom relief.
You should not drink cough syrup.
Not on large quantities at least, glad to hear a good ending to this story, you got your life saved by a banger song.
Golden Earring knew how to rock. One of the best driving songs of all time.
They have so many other great songs but this is an excellent version of Radar Love...
They were such an underated band...
When music was still made properly.
This was my husband and my "SONG"...RADAR ❤
great performance-back when musicians were entertainers
no more speed, I'm almost there
Such a shame in a way - a good 10 years ahead of their time I believe! If this was released in the 80's, I think it would have challenged some of the top rock bands of that era!
George Kooymans is a great and unique player. Goes from rhythmic to lyrical seamlessly/naturally. Good singer too. Great band as a matter of fact. The push for this band internationally didn't go as well as it could have. They did pretty well for themselves. But musicians/their peers don't give them the love they should. There's a lot of lessons to be learned from them. A real band. Brothers to the end. Not just some dudes who made some bread in the music business.
Absolutely, saw them live in 1984 and they were incredible.
Great tune and performance.
Let's all take a moment to thank the camera man for his extraordinary skills.
yeah...…...fucked up...…...muh-fuggars……..
you mean @1:50
Yeah. Why's he keep cutting back to the band and the singer?
Great band and song!!!
Thanks, camera guy.
Best Video Ever !!! The Audience like the band was Epic !!!
Man I hate to keep beating a dead horse but the live musicianship of the 70s will never be equaled again. Click on damn near any live performance from the 70s and you will see real talent playing live with no added gimmicks just kick ass music.
Unos de los mejores conciertos del mundo Lima Perú Olga 😊❤❤❤
Why can't any band today make music like this??
George Kooymans is a criminally underrated guitarist.... he doesn't get nearly enough recognition & not just for this song either....
@@Tanks_In_Space That's great he got recognition in his home country... it really is... but he deserved a lot more outside of it also...
Great and unique player. Goes from rhythmic to lyrical seamlessly/naturally. Good singer too. Great band as a matter of fact. The push for this band internationally didn't go as well as it could have. They did pretty well for themselves. But musicians/their peers don't give them the love they should. There's a lot of lessons to be learned from them. A real band. Brothers to the end. Not just some dudes who made some bread in the music business.
@@ogrebattle22763
Same might be said about all band members. Rinus Gerritsen is monstrous with his bass lines, Cesar Zuiderwijk, one of the best drummers out there and of course Barry Hay., the intensity of his delivery is even more outstanding than his rasp. World class, the lot of them.
@@edruidviking No the same CAN be said about the rest of the band indeed...✌👍.... great band....
Hoezo hyper ! hadden het één en ander aan middelen gebruikt, maar blijft een legendarische band, nog steeds actief !! de oudste band in de wereld !!
Zij hebben ook zeker uit de Rock&Roll snoeppot gebruikt. Maar wat wil je ook, als je bv met The Who of Aerosmith hebt gespeeld. Dat soort bands waren grootverbruikers.
Doet niks af aan hun power, als de motor loopt dan weten ze nog zeker PK’s over het publiek heen te gooien 👍
For a band that plays this song so tight in the studio, it's great to see how they can also improvise it so well live. Have always LOVED this song!!
. . . and proly with the help of the snow in the dressing room, you know the lines on the mirror factor ! 🤔
Improve is always fun ! In any way ,true form becomes boring? Ahh yes it does .
Saw them on a Tuesday night audition at the Fillmore East around this time.
Glad to have been around for maybe the best two decades of music.
Glenn Hanson creativity was off the charts back then.
I wanna go back to the 70's. Screw the 21st century. The girls were better, too.
Probably the most underrated rock band of all time - when you think of some of the shit that had much more success!
Still a regular on Canadian classic rock FM stations.
70's best rock bands ever
Dit filmpje van de Golden Earring is zo fantastisch dat ik geen woorden genoeg vind om het uit te drukken!
I am here for the music...but @ :57 is why we are all here...well most of us!
Almost the long weekend.
Brother.
Me two
Too
More people need to view this ❤🎉
So bloody good... Oh my goodness. Can't peel my eyes off the screen. I would have loved to have been in that front row.
One of the great classics that will last for many a decade.
If somebody asks you about what do you think about band X - tell them, let's wait for 500 years and we'd find out if it's hoax or a really something outstanding. Dam, they've been performing since 60th and are still performing! Ultimate respect to all of them.
Saw Golden Earring in Tampa, Fl 1973! Still one of the best shows I've ever seen!
I was 11 yrs old when this song came out. Bought the 45. played it alot. Love Golden Earing!
In Brazil Golden Earring is famous Since LP Radar Love in 1973, Brazilian Edition.
I love the subtle little things the keyboard adds.
when i was 18, this was the song playing when i got most of my speeding tickets
I dance one a taxi white the cabdriver and a frind! 😂 in Amsterdam in the 90 Thies
One of the best live classic rock performances I've ever seen! And I've seen a lot of em!
every day I drive to work in my 76 thunder bird I crank this up and unleash the 7.5L V8 xD 420 comment
Barry Hay was one of the more unusual looking rock band frontmen.
He probably would have been better off wearing long sleeves, but the fact is this is one of the best jukebox bar songs of all time.
And you can’t beat looking at the girls doing aerobic dance moves in the front rows.
Fine.
because he’s basically my brother
Definitely my nephew
THE GOAT!!!
Great performance. I was actually lucky to see them in 1974. I had just gotten my license and was able to drive to see them. Lucky break.
I remember watching this performance on Rock Concert in 1973...or ‘74. Cesar has been a huge influence ever since...and Golden Earring...The Best Rock Band EVER! ❤️
I know these guys put a lot of good memories in my mind in 1983. Too bad it took them 10 years to make it to the American Music Scene, they should have been here a lot sooner, they're badasses!
We've all felt the RADAR LOVE!!!!!!!!!!!
No one ever got a ticket for going 144 in a 55 to this song...nope not me.
many miles and speeding tickets while driving to this song
Outstanding.
This is One of The The Most Spectacular Bands, Ever
Best performance of a song I have ever seen.
This song was played so much on the radio that some bands just can't match the studio version when this happens. Van Halen and Running with the Devil come to mind. This band just made the song better live and that is hard to do. So much energy!
For me FOCUS and GOLDEN EARRING forever
This is the best version of this song I've ever seen, not that there's a bad one, their all good.
1973, the year my life began.
40 years latter and now a big Golden Earring fan.
goldbrickdreams -- I had no idea this song was so old! I heard it /learned it in the mid '80s... I thought it was new then! I didn't realize it had such a history. (I'm only 4 years older than you.) :-)
Ur a baby lol I was born in 21 and remember these lads in diapers
X Recon usmc -- Ha-ha... Oh, I'm sure you can show us /teach us a whole lot about the world. :-) (Thanks for serving... It's because of men like you that my family and I sleep well each night.)
Superb!
Little did they know that they would preform this song like a 100 times a year over the next 47 years. Until COVID19 also stopped this great band indefinitely...
Not covid stopped the band, George his illness stopped it 😞
My favourite driving song.
Driving hard!..xx
I'll tell ya that'd be one of the best damn psychedelically rock performances in music history by them Dutch rockers! Sure it didn't take 'em long to have a bunch of groupies all lined up backstage after the show.
crazy dutch dudes!
i love them!!!!
Certainly captures a time when the band and life was very good indeed...
1973 rock better then any other else.
This is back when they would simulcast the show on some FM stations, you could put on the headphones and crank it up.
And record it on my cassette! 😉 👌
@Robo Q-Man Not many blank cassettes or recorders in 1973. I had to use reel-to-reel for quite some time.
Interestingly, back in the '70s, KQRS FM in Minneapolis, MN, would queue up albums at midnight for the express purpose of listener recording. The DJs would give you time to prepare for the needle to drop and to reset your interval between A and B sides of the album. No one cared about copyrights back then, I guess!
KQRS was the first pop song format FM station in the Twin Cities area when the FM migration of pop music started.
@@ScottyKirk1 A little Wikipedia surf came up with this, FYI (you never know when you might be on Jeopardy!)
"In the mid-1960s, KQRS [102.5 FM] programmed a Middle of the Road-format (MOR) with classical and big band music and Brazilian Bossa Nova music in evenings. In addition to this format, Joe Pyne's talk radio show was carried. In the summer of 1968, KQRS started experimenting with freeform rock in the late night hours with a program called "Nightwatch" with George Donaldson Fisher as DJ. This became very popular with college age listeners and in a few months the rock format was expanded to begin playing in the evenings as well with DJ Alan Stone, and was known as "Nightwatch Trip One", with Fisher's program renamed slightly as "Nightwatch Trip Two." A few months later, this became the primary 24-hour format. The station is currently celebrating its 50th anniversary as a rock station.
By 1977, the freeform rock would give way to a tightly programmed rock approach, courtesy of radio consultants Burkhart/Abrams and their "Superstars" format, which was essentially just the hits from album rock."
Damn these guys just rock...
1st time I took acid this song started playing right after it kicked in... what a wild ride .
Great tight band...jamming very hard!
That ending was fucking epic
Underrated band from the golden era of rock
Underrated?? Compared with what?? They then have had more succes then you know and knew of, for sure.
@@josenieboer6248 What is your point?
@@MrAdriancooke You said they were and are underrated as a band… Nothing could be further from the thruth and is further from the truth then saying that they were and are as an band. Pherhaps a feeling of yours of lack of knowledge somehow that has gotten stuck inside you? Because of some reports, interviews of reporters??
@@josenieboer6248 I meant they were not as appreciated as they should be
@@MrAdriancooke I know that you mend that as an fact. But it is the opposite and it was. So, I dont know where you have had your facts from… they are incorrect. Unless there is an difference in cultural expression saying that they are and were a band that are worthy of performing on stage for more than 60 years.
Looks like Don Kirshner's Rock Concert. Great performance of the song. Thanks for posting the vid.
Takes me back to high school, toking behind the bleachers.
GREAT MUSIC AMAZING PERFORMANCE golden earring CONGRATULATIONS FRON LIMA PERÚ
Thumbs up for the finish alone. Good performance.
that ending is worth another look wow
still one of the last dutch rock band and still one of the best bands ever
Definitively a classic. Had it on 8 track, cassette, LP, reel to reel, CD, and now on itunes. Still like to see the video on You Tube. I love a girl with a bandanna head band on! Reminds me of the good old days!
great song from a great band. love this long version.
Wenn ich mir die Scheisse anhöre, die heutzutage gespeilt wird im Radio ist das einfach nur grandios
One of my all-time faves. Now my daughter digs it as well!
Brilliant!!! brings back good memories. Love it!!
Wow, memories of Bud nips and Feetland visits to cruise the night away in a 1970 455 Chevy Monte Carlo! ;-)
Holy crap........being born in 1971, my dumbass thought this was 1980's music because it was still damn popular in the 80's. And now I come to find out I could have been rocking to this at age 2. Wonder if my dad remember this stuff back then. I'll ask.
It came back once 'Twilight Zone' came out...and all of the Rock/Pop station's would play this and TZ on their '2-fer Tuesday's'...at least they did where I lived...
Dare I say it and nearly 50-years on and one the best things ever to come out of Holland
Summer weather two days in a row!
one of the first tv shows with all live rock that i can remember
Yup. I was there every week. You wouldn't believe the bands I saw. I also got my closeup on this video..
Awesome song!
Smoked my first joint to this group playing this lol. Ahh those were the days
One of the best efforts by golden earring. timeless music
I remember seeing this back then..i just remember the drummer jumping over the drums..foggy but true.Thank you for this