1969 - Vanilla Fudge - Break song

Álbum: Near The Beginning
Carmine Appice - Voz e bateria
Tim Bogert - Voz e baixo
Vince Martell - Voz e guitarra
Mark Stein - Voz e teclados

[@dannynance1797]

I'm 74 years old and listening to this group takes me to 1969 all over again. What a great feeling they give me. Carmine is my hero. One of a kind.

[@mydasdriver]

One of the greatest bass solos EVER! R.I.P Mr Bogart.

[@rathert3]

Tim Bogert was an incredible bass player both with Vanilla Fudge and Cactus. Beck, Bogert and Appice would have been amazing too if Jeff hadn't let the car fall on him. But Tim and Carmine were up there with Moon and Entwistle as far as rhythm sections go.

[@JohnTCoupe]

Carmine Appice on the Drums !!!~Tim Bogert in the Fender Bass !~Vince Martell on the Guitar!~ Mark Stein on the Hammond Organ!~..thank you Fudge !

[@jgardea926]

Yeah, every word..brother..

[@chrisdunmore9433]

bought this album along with Cream"Goodbye"and VU"White Light White Heat" for 99cents each...top floor Higbees Cle Oh in cutout bin after drum lessons 1970ish...TO THIS DAY....i still say "THANK YOU" the way Tim Bogart does after his Break Song solo... :)

[@onsenkuma1979]

Got this album in Spring '69. The versions of 'Shotgun' and 'Some Velvet Morning' on this are very cool, and 'Where is Happiness' is maybe the best original track they ever recorded.

[@peterpandemonium3336]

Ritchie Blackmore once said that the original Deep Purple lineup (Mark 1) had aspirations to be a British Vanilla Fudge covering other band's music. They had American hits with "Hush" and "Kentucky Woman". They came into their own with the, now, classic early Metal album, "In Rock."

[@petercrisp-i5z]

thanks for posting this classic i am also 70 brilliant song

[@donnielepper7289]

Hey, Thanks for uploading the original "Break Song," this is the first time I've heard it in its entirety since playing the LP eons ago. I still have the copy but it's scratched up beyond listening to it. I did get to see this performance live in Tuscaloosa, Alabama back after the album came out. I loved Tim Bogert, Thanks again!

[@ChrisSunfield]

This album was left behind by the family my parents' bought their house from. I was 8 years old and this blew my mind away.

[@highlife0586]

I used to have this album It got stolen. THANK YOU Jose Carlos Bernardes for posting this.

[@mikeots50]

I can't believe iam 71 years old , Jamming 😉 can you dig it 😂😢🎉

[@williamgavalier1960]

I'm 70 here brother. Timmy Bogarts bass solo is epic! Great album! Still have it.

[@rafaelgonima5239]

Vanilla Fudge...grandes del Rock Barroco de los 70 s

[@johnlascala7575]

break song still gives me the same RUSH as it did back in 1969 JR.year high school

[@michaelphelan423]

Hi John, I was in High School at that time when I saw Vanilla Fudge at the Felt Forum in NYC. The opening act was Buddy Rich and his orchestra. That night was a drummers delight

[@WestCascades]

Jose, thank you for this upload and a 23 minute visit to 1969. The memories came flooding back.

[@stevezarda4827]

the drummer in our band, turned me on to this song, right after this album came out. good lord, how good is mark stein on the b3? they all were just off the charts.

[@bpivr]

Thanks. I had forgotten about this.

[@jorgeocampo-nq4km]

Ya mi Kong play en vinilo no suena tan bien como acá. Aún tengo ésta carátula Que inolvidables recuerdos de ésta música que llegó a Medellín (Colombia) en 1.974

[@stes3061]

1968 Im 16 At the Action House every friday Vanilla Fudge Almost the house band Pint of southern comfort 2 quaaludes 1970 pontiac firebird Carmine Mark Timmy Vinnie Ahhh good days

[@rafaelgonima5239]

el mejor rift o solo de giutarra.. se lo demostre a un grupo de expertos del Rock.. y quedaron maravillados

[@bluecollarbytes7267]

Vanilla Fudge was a 'super group' as an original band.

[@manupolli6939]

Carmine Appice on drums yeah

[@ROCKGRINDER12]

Tim Bogart has a great explosion of pure cosmic bass playing in this song.

[@patriciobustamanteeguia]

Tengo un vinilo original del 69 que trajo mi papá de NY todavía lo escucho

[@jgardea926]

REMEMBER: 71' WESTMINSTER, CAL. ,.. DOIN' MY THING, LOUD WITH THE FUDGE..

[@anthonybarlouis8257]

Geantissime!

[@bpivr]

We have country music and rap artists in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame but these guys will never make it. What a joke.

[@MauiFlyGuy]

Tim Bogart really influenced my bass playing!

[@rick_dba_rick]

Roll Call: 03/24/2024 ---- HERE! (68 years old or whatever)

[@daisywrabbit]

⚡️🌟🤘

[@chucklayton4434]

They didn’t come any better or explosive then the fudge, this is a slight example

[@mikeots50]

On 14:21

[@howieharkema8576]

🤍💛🧡💗💚💙💜🤎🖤✌