Phil, my goodness those chops are tight. An absolute professional.

Still love you Felix

Felix was and still is a comics comic! If you can’t keep up just pretend! The intelligence was so spot on xx Lost too soon xx Miss him forever xx

💜👑 rewatching; re-crying, laughing and never forgotten King

I love this band. Managed to catch them once in the U.S. Their shows were a party!

I was studying at the Alvin Ailey school when this first came out in 1975. I was just starting out, and remember all the advanced dancers excited about auditioning for this new show that was supposed to be about dancers in an audition. As a young beginner of 17, this show was incredibly exciting! It echoed all the joys, heartbreaks, disappointments and mostly the exhilaration of being a dancer at that time. It was a special time to be a dancer in New York back then, I'm grateful I was in it! This is a wonderful reminder, thanks for posting.

One of the most underrated comics to come out of the uk

Quality ate 😍

Best B-Side EVER...!

Saw him live many times when I lived in London. Such a versatile & funny guy.

What a legend R.I.P🌹🌹🌹👏👏👏

It's almost like Denny Dias and Skunk Baxter flipped roles from what they did for "Midnight Special."

Aretha kept it real, thanks for posting this video.

Incredible

That's some of the tightest, most tasteful drumming I've ever heard. Phil Gould is a true master.

It's criminal that neither of his pilot's were picked up. Thinking back to the sort of rubbish that was made then and since, I can only think there were race reasons behind the decision. Felix was easily one of the best UK comedians; period. If only things were different!

When music was music .....now music is noisy

I'm so grateful to Michael Bennett (director/choreographer), Bob Avian (co-choreographer), Marvin Hamlisch (music), Edward Kleban (lyrics), James Kirkwood, Jr. and Nicholas Dante (book) and the dancers who shared their stories from which much of the script was derived, and the entire cast. What great gifts they shared with us.

Great tribute … Thank you Felix Dexter🙏🏾🥲

Interviewer is a rookie. Cutting Mark off just irritates him.

Nice bass 😘

Aw man... I'm not British, I only really knew him from series 5 of Absolutely Fabulous, but I thought he was a real standout there, making a big impact with relatively little screen time in a show dominated by some of the best performances in sitcom history. Really sorry to learn many years later that he died way too young.

I was there it was very bright in the audience because of the tv cameras on there it looks dark, the sound hitting your chest was amazing and it was extremely hot in there, I also saw them at the Queensway hall in Dunstable which is now a Asda unfortunately

Saw them regularly at this time, about 4 times in all. Dunstable was usually pretty good. More of a Brit Funk /Jazz Funk crowd, hence the whistles. Love Meeting Love. Good to hear that again.

Love this man ❤❤❤

Are they bantering? It genuinely seems Mark just can't stand this guy, only 7 minutes in.

this is killer.

Met Felix a couple times and he was a real humble sweet guy. I'm glad that this documentary has highlighted his amazing talent and great legacy.

so so sad,what a brillant funny and brave man,rip❤

One of the best

What’s up with the keyboards on this gig? Sounds like they’re not working half the time

I was the warm up artist 4 these guys twice…great great band….shit get it back together….Gilles kick there ass luv fucking band❤

Love that Boon is playing outstanding and up front in the mix!

Peter Piper + Rock The Bells = "Peter Piper Rock The Bells" (this title is not ironically somewhat fitting and somewhat cool)

私は日本人な為に今迄に日本の劇団四季が行うコーラスラインを始め､幾度となく来日公演をした本場のブロードウェイのコーラスラインを観てきましたが､オリジナルがこうして観れた事にとても感謝します🎉名作中の名作であるこの作品が未来栄光､これからの若い世代にも演じられて行く事を心から望みつつ､その原点と成ったオリジナルキャストに深い尊敬の念を持って、初めから最後まで楽しく拝見させて貰いました❤ありがとうございました❤

This is my first time hearing this version. This is so much better than the album version. Incognito need to re-release this album with this mix and B-sides (along with North London Boy/Second Chance)!

I saw this show on my 30th birthday as I was a student at the Martha Graham school of contemporary dance, I can tell now how many grahamesque moves there are in this performance

What a crowd and what a band. Not a camera phone in sight, just people enjoying the moment

I wept when this man die...

oops sorry did previous on the bus without glasses!!

I must have been about15 when I happend on thisn by turnin onBB2 (when it weas good) I was mthisnanits what theholynfuck is that bass player doing!!!?? MK changed my way of thinking. when I got ill he sent me an autograph that made me cry!! I love to meet hin person one day before the old "sod it thing " happens god bless you Mr K xx

EPMD is a world premiere...

21:03 major hype stole this charactor

A little tribute to Stanley Clarke in there if I'm not mistaken.

Because im Housing.

My ole Favorite song 🎵 ❤🏆

Brilliant song and video from montreux 1983 I love mark King bass playing and boons electric guitar and Mike lindup keyboards and Phil gould on drums

Still 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I STILL miss him, so clever and a good, good man! ❤ XXX

Brilliant bunch of musicians and great performance from 1983,Mark king is a brilliant bass player and singer and Mike lindup brilliant on keyboards and boon on guitar aswell as Phil gould on drums