At the peak of their powers The WHO were an incredible live act… one of the best on the planet! ❤

"Forgotten ?" No.

You missed the whole point . Rory played Northern Ireland during the worst of the war when no other ancts would. Irish Tour 74 is by far his most loved and most incredible performances of his career.

I was at the Miami show crushed to hear the next morning of his passing

Thank you! I remember MtH from when I was about 12. This has been really interesting

yeah na, too many wrong chords there bro

Nothing about the protone series misses the top of the line squires in the mid nineties,should not be swept under the rug

Another of my favorites .

Tommy is one of the best, top 5 for me. 1.Hendrix 2. S.R.V. 2. Frank Marino 2.Michael Schenker 2 Tommy Bolin 2. Johnny Winter

Great Story thanks!

Never mess with a masterpiece..leave it be

I've never understood this whole idea the Stones didn't release it because they had a bad night. Watching the footage now, it was a great show.

Rip

As a young teen in the early/mid 60s I guess I was a kind of outsider. I loved DC5 when most everyone else was gaga over The Beatles. It wasn’t until Rubber Soul that The Beatles took my life over and in a big way!

Listen to moonshine live,incredible

Are you Jack Black? Mary Ford is appreciated by me.

Excellent band😊

Its sad that interesting people always go out so bad.

Jmy hendrick daive paigee peeter grenn geor hrrizon eric clapton richi blackmore bbking son de lejos los mejores guitars y los beetles,,, son copia musical del gran chak berri elevados al vuadrado %

Tommy isn’t forgotten. My brother who also died at the young age of 22, also a guitarist loved Tommy’s music in the mid-late 70s. He had Tommy’s albums and shared them with me. When my brother died those albums were passed on to me . I wore them out as a tribute to my brother and Tommy. RIP Tommy, May your music live on. He was a creative genius.

I was born in 1971

People are not going to forget Pete Ham and Badfinger. Godlike genius can be obscured, but not destroyed.

Man how the music suffered after Vince left the music behind with Glenn, Mike, Dennis and Neal. After that he was just a caricature

Beautiful

The true successor to Jimi Hendrix. Why Bill Nelson isn't hailed as the greatest six string master from Britain still beats me. 😮

I'm a little bummed out. I loved the DC5 and became a drummer because of Dave Clark after I saw them on Ed Sullivan.

I would love to believe that. Nothing supernatural has ever happened.

Squier fits a lot of guitar into a decent price. I own a Squier Sonic Stratocaster in HSS.The quality for a $400 Aus guitar is very good.No cracks or gaps, no fret work needed and a great neck.Tuners need replacing.Take time and set it up properly ands it sounds great.

Top 5 goat

Gary lives on!

Moore was in the top 5 in my opinion! EMOTIONAL.

All songs are good on this show ! ... the Yoko Ono - part ..?? ... i don''t like her so much but the ""experiment " is not so bad as the most people say ... I had in die 70s a Bootleg LP - lousy sound - and on the side 2 - second track was "" the Quick One "" from R - R Circus - No infos on this reord !!

Growing up in Denver as a teenager in the 70s, Tommy was my favorite guitarist. In August of 76 I was lucky enough to see him open for the Peter Frampton concert at Mile High Stadium, it was like a homecoming for him and the band played their butts off. 3 months later he was gone. Heartbreaking. Peter Frampton Steve Miller band Gary Wright Tommy Bolin band Natural Gas. So long ago. ✌️💜🙏🎸🎶

If you ever pick this series back up I would love to see ones on Danny Gatton, James Burton, Cliff Gallup, Don Rich, and Roy Nichols.

I have been a Deep Purple fan since their inception. I never thought they’d be able to replace Ian Gillan, but they did. I NEVER thought they’d be able to replace Ritchie, but they did! I believe that many Purple fans rejected Tommy because they were narrow minded in their thinking. It didn’t long for Come Taste the Band to become my favorite Purple album and it remains so to this day. Tommy could do it all. Write, sing, play great rhythm, lead and slide guitar. Teaser is an amazing album as well. I believe that Private Eyes was pretty good, but the substances were taking their toll by that point. His playing on the Spectrum album is mind blowing. I was fortunate to have seen Tommy with Purple on January 18th, 1976 at the Spectrum in Philadelphia, PA. There were reports of bad playing on that tour, but the Philadelphia show was a very good one. It’s too bad that things unraveled on the UK tour. I would love to have heard what a second MKIV album would have sounded like. Gone too soon. RIP Tommy Bolin.

Got to make another comment cuz I just didn't know any of this about squier. I'm so glad I found a history video about him thank you so much dude Great video

I absolutely love my squire guitars. I call it the working man's guitar.

Love it to death,killer,schopls put and billion dollar babies. These are milestones. Great records that everyone who likes rock music should have. Spend some time with these records . They are very rich in content.

Youd need to keep doubling up and a tolerance is around 1 week,then youre weird till it all wears off and you lying bk and pop 2 mandies

Excellent video and tribute to Canned Heat and to Alan Wilson! Thank you.

FREE as a bird! 🦚

This was outstanding!

Thanks Ronno!

I don't understand baseball caps on KZbinrs

I met Mike Smith in a club named Downtown in Farmingdale N.Y. He was really nice guy and funny beyond. He said jokingly that The DC5 where a Ron Ryan tribute band.I didn't know what he meant until now.

Excellent narrator with excellent stories to tell. Thanx.

After watching your video, i compared my original 70s ATPM and your favourite 50th anniversary. I agree with you about the lack of character with the new version and the more alive 70 s version. Yes i agree, the 50th anniversary is DEAD, its not alive, and its just NOT THERE. I did hear the Piano on my left speaker, but it was faint. Unfortunately the 70 s sounds overall tinny and treably and needed sound ajustment, but as i said: ITS ALIVE

The story of Syd Barrett is the saddest in all of Rock & Roll history. Heart wrenching.

I like all baby boomers grew up with the Dave Clark Five Band. I as well was surprised to see a band with so many hits, just disappear. I saw Mike Smiths last concert with his band & he still had it, but no voices from with in. As you stated just about all there appearances were staged with studio recordings. Its a shame to see all the members get ripped off when he was raking in millions. Great podcast even though the truth was spoke. Thanks

Humble Pie. As well as you did with Mott, I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. I feel like the Pie is worthy of mention. Back in the day, the song "All the Way from Memphis" made me go out and buy the album "Mott." Good record. If you're a M. Ralphs fan he has a great tune on here, you need to hear, "I'm a Cadillac/El Camino Dolo Roso." (What?) Great info. Thx sir... ☮