Damn I love this man.

Glad to see you again Pat.takes me back to when you played for Buddy Rich .we was so young back then.

Michael Butch is one of the best gypsy songwriters and innovators of the gypsy culture in modern times. One has to see him and his top notch band live to fully feel and appreciate the sheer magical experience he summons into this realm with every musical phrase he brings into this reality.

This was always so great to hear

This is fantastic.

Saw them last month in Winnipeg.Still great.Played for almost 2 hours.Frontman is still there.Ralph Cole recently retired and Skip has passed on but their music and live shows are still around.

Top ...❤

Yeah Ron!

I wonder if any of the kilts he wears are his Scottish clan tartans. I have three tartans from my clan, the fancy that you were for special occasions, a regular which is so blazing colourful anyone in the clan or those around would have to wear sunglasses , then there is a hunting kilt that was a medium grey with muted red. That looks like a crest on the front of his scarf.

One of my all time favorite songs This one’s for Miss Casey

Nice!

❤ GRAZIE per la condivisione. Amo il suono, il timing, il fraseggio e le soluzioni armoniche di Lorne Lofsky. Un Gigante della chitarra.

What a treat anytime to hear Lorne Lofsky -- such deep playing (who else is going to quote the B section of "Nica's Dream" !!) I learned about this tune just about 40 years ago when I bought Lorne's and Ed Bickert's first duo album, "The Quartet of Lorne Lofsky and Ed Bickert And Friends" (on which Neil Swainson also appears). Thanks so much for making this amazing performance available (especially those remarkable closeups !)

❤beautiful

Such a talented Canadian musician. I wish he got more recognition that he definitely deserves. One of my favourites...

Underrated band. Love their music.

ah - so nice. again; as usual. thanks.

First time I saw Dave was at the Coocoos' Nest on Jarvis St.. Second time at the Elmo with Elvin Bishop. Anyone else there???

That was great meeting you and you band yesterday Snooky You guys are great😎😍😊SoulMusic

What's up with the kitchen! So disrespectful. The great LaBarbera...One of my favorite saxophonists! Thanks for this :)

"But being brought to justice That was my only crime" Haha 😄

Is that Tim White from the Headstones on bass?

Amazing how little his voice has changed after all of these years. I wish all of my 80s rock heroes could say the same.

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@25musical thanks!

@25musical, gracias thank you! Subscribed!

Saw then play this song at the Beaverbrook rink in Fredericton in 1974 - fantastic sound.

Him with the Styx version is much better!

is that Jerry Fielden on drums?

I was there

Must be hard being this talented. Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Love ya Larry...

Jon Anderson’s vocals on that song took it to another level

What a fucking legend

Just saw them in Winnipeg 10 days ago.Great musicianship.Dan Clancy is a fabulous singer and frontman.They played for almost 2 hours and are still outstanding.See them if you can

Yep I was there. Gift of a lifetime

I saw them play this song at the Beaverbrook Rink in Fredericton circa the summer of 1974 . What a fantastic band and song!

Just saw them August 14th 2024 Club Regent Casino WPG. Mb. Wow were they Fantastic!

...Lorne's gorgeous harmonic nuances.

My favorite song is Stone Wall

Rocking the world, the best, Atif Aslam!

Thanks for letting us witness this performance from such a prime vantage point, especially those remarkable close-ups !

Thx

desde el fondo del corazón

chingón

This was one of the rare bands that always sounded as good live as in the studio. An amazing feat. Even in their “senior”:years. RIP Skip🙏

What an amazing Sufi/fusion sound..Thanks for posting, LOVE IT

Nice playing Ben!

I FOUND THIS GREAT SONG WHEN I WAS LITTLE ON A K-TEL ALBUM I BOUGHT AT WOOLWORTH IN THE AUDUBON SHOPPING CENTER IN AUDUBON IN SOUTH JERSEY. IN MY OPINION THIS IS THERE GREATEST HIT I'VE NEVER HEARD THIS EXTENDED VERSION SOUNDS GREAT.

DCT!!!!!

Slipping a two minuet solo into a pop song and onto the Radio. He was overlooked for sure.