Arthur Brown Kastival 1968

Tienerklanken Belgian TV Kastival 1968
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[@stewartnicol3028]

My late cousin, Vincent Crane (Hammond Organ, Fender Rhodes) gave Arthur his musical sound. He also defined Atomic Rooster. Among many others. 🙏❤️💡

[@simonecarniel4859]

vincent is a genious

[@TheBlueCream]

i love Vincents playing especially on the 1st Arthur Brown album with Dreaker on drums.

[@rocklunacy2527]

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[@6Atomic6Rooster6]

Vincent. 🤩

[@gabrielcallizaya7412]

He is great!

[@RNFORLAW]

I wish more young people knew about Arthur Brown and his influence over many musical genres.

[@ruslansuleimanov9441]

As a 19 y.o. kid I totally agree, wish more of my peers knew the guy

[@nahtanaught]

@@ruslansuleimanov9441how did you find out about him?

[@davidlanham99]

Arthur Brown taught me to look both ways when I cross the street.

[@jonsilence]

LOL!

[@gabbyc3444]

LMAO!!!!

[@FirebrandVOCALS]

At high speed lol

[@seanrobinson6407]

He taught me to be wary of... 🔥😮 FIRE.

[@alayne37]

Arthur Brown is a fucking genius!!! One of the greatest artist that has influenced many throughout the years! Hail Hail Author Brown!

[@marylandeagle9846]

A young Carl Palmer on the drums!

[@Richard6767]

Really intelligent answers to really stupid questions:)

[@postmortemritual]

Massive respect. Hats off to you Mr Brown.

[@andycuthbert2763]

Excellent stuff-seen him live even though I wasn’t born when this was done. Wish music n performances were like this in 2024-Arthur please live forever!

[@jordianme1441]

" Do you like people?"...masterpiece of meaningless questions

[@martinhuson9901]

lol

[@jonsilence]

Saw this lineup in Anaheim in '68 and actually got to sit onstage leaning against Vincent Crane's Hammond! Carl was just to the right of me a few feet away, playing the same silver Ludwig kit he has here. An incredible experience!

[@TheBdomijan]

did you get any cell phone footage of that??? that would be amazing!!! ;-)

[@glenlundin9623]

They didn’t have cell phones then. I saw MC 5, Stooges, SRC, & took snapshots a few times, but cell phones weren’t invented.

[@glenlundin9623]

That is great you saw that show!

[@TheBdomijan]

@@glenlundin9623 yes i know, that's why i put the winky face at the end...just being silly!!! peace!!!

[@rsands9]

I saw him live that year. Shrine Auditorium with The Who and Fleetwood Mac. Crazy World was by far best performance, despite Who being great

[@jamieburnette5145]

Arthur Brown has influenced so many genres . Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden for example credits Arthur Brown for influencing his vocal style , even went so far as to go to one of his shows and personally tell him that and thank him. Arthur is a Rock God and deserves more credit..

[@TheGent2]

Marilyn Manson owes Alice Cooper. Who owes Arthur Brown. Who owes Screaming Jay Hawkins. Each generation builds on the one before it.

[@marguskiis7711]

Ian Gillan copied Arthur a lot. And ELP was infuenced by CWOAB.

[@wilsoncrosby7451]

@@TheGent2 You are correct.

[@MH3GL]

"Full of education. Full of religious dogma. And they don't have a clue what anything's about." Yup, still true today.

[@JMD1965]

Carl Palmer on drums!!! AWESOME!!!!!!!

[@TheBlueCream]

u should hear Drachen Theaker the original drummer who played on 'FIRE', DEVILS GRIP etc

[@manoftheworld1000]

Definitely the most impressive voice of rock history!

[@jimyelektric1126]

HES A TRIP BUT THE BEST VOICE? ARE YOU TRIPPIN,HES NOT THAT TYPE OF SINGER,BEST EVER.THE GOLDEN VOICE ?SINGS WILD SPONTANIOUS BUT THE GREATEST ROCK SINGER ALL TIME?(DID YOU DROP A BLOTTER?THEN YES HE IS!!!!#😍😅🎆🎇🎆🎇🌈🎉😜👻👿😠

[@synthonaplinth5980]

The lead singer of Italian band Area would like a word with you....

[@manoftheworld1000]

@@jimyelektric1126 I said the most impressive voice! When it comes to the 'best voice of rock' I'd rather think of Paul Rodgers😌.

[@manoftheworld1000]

@@synthonaplinth5980 As Frank Zappa said: _"Let's hear it from another great Italian."_ 😉

[@jimyelektric1126]

@@manoftheworld1000 he's definitely rare innovative but he needed to come out with more hits he's kind of living off that one song they used open for the doors my favorite band and David Bowie solo artist. He's good I didn't mean it as a put-down I just I don't mean comparing him to like American Idol singing that genere sucks .I think Iggy Pop the better singer there's a street concrete example

[@realityfrominsanity]

0:50 Arthur's epic signature dance!

[@annaritaranalli1791]

His powerful singing voice takes one of gorgeous and good scottish mister ian gillan

[@djnicksedits5525]

I love that build up just for him to say "i see myself as arthur brown" haha.

[@jackinthegreen5178]

Arthur as both thoughtful intellectual and unfettered dynamic artistic expression! What a great/wonderful combination!

[@ohsweetladyjane]

Carl Palmer melts my heart😍❤...

[@SmittyHeWasNumber1]

Dynamic music,awesome striking visuals.

[@tonnyjanssens2096]

Recorded in Kasterlee (Belgium), just 8 km from home.

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Thanks

[@missbogi5200]

Arthur, Du bist ja ein kleiner Verrückter, aber Du machst tolle Musik, eine super Stimme!

[@Bix12]

I gotta laugh when I think what the squares thought about this guy way back in '67 - no one had ever seen anything like this back then. It must've been hilarious to see the reactions from the Jack Webb/Joe Friday types--LOL

[@gondy5936]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏

[@oscar.gonzalez]

Probably imagined the world was falling apart and gone crazy

[@DandyLion662a]

Arthur sounds pretty intelligent and look at Carl Palmer beating those drums like they owed him a lot of money. Thanks for the upload.

[@zampieritto]

Mad cool man

[@marguskiis7711]

Carl Palmer has worked with numerous singers. Ironically almost lone alive (and kicking!) now, is Arthur Brown, the oldest one. They should reunite.

[@mj99a]

carl palmer killing that tiny drum kit!

[@bc1713]

Mr Brown is fucking awesome

[@Blogger4321]

Yeah its Carl Palmer on drums....so there has to be also Vincet Crane on Keyboards...they were amazing then...where is the time machine to visit them back in those years???

[@guymowbray3713]

May have been Pete Solley who depped for Hospitalised Crane

[@kevin2400]

Not till 2028...

[@akabak]

AWESOME!

[@seanrobinson6407]

What a band!

[@jamesgorski7551]

He has an insanely high vocal range. How he is not shattering windows is beyond me

[@jamiepastman5594]

Carl Palmer really didn't a semi to carry his rig later on (ELP) after all -- he sounds great here on a kit I could fit in a VW Beatle.

[@MrCherryJuice]

I have watched this so many times that I've lost count. As much as I enjoy the speaking bits, surely someone has the full and uninterrupted musical clip. Also interesting that Alice Cooper has repeatedly stated that without Arthur Brown there would not have been an Alice Cooper (KISS might suggest similar about themselves), the America shock rocker is nowhere near the showman that Arthur was and remains to this day. Between his tremendous voice, dynamic singing, great tunes and those very unique stage movements (the hand motions remind me of Dusty Springfield), Arthur was a one-man show. That said, he had a great band, this one with Vincent Crane, Nick Greenwood, and Carl Palmer, who replaced Drachen Theaker, the drummer who despite record company criticisms of his playing added so much to the excitement of that great album, 'The Crazy World of Arthur Brown'. But once again, where is the full clip of the performance?

[@TheBlueCream]

I love Drachen Theaker's drumming on that album...i thought this was him in this video but apparently its Carl Palmer...pity..wish there was video of Dreaker in that classic lineup with Crane that played on the gr8 Crazy World album.

[@WojciechTrojanowski1978]

Nicholas Greenwood on the bass guitar, later in Khan. He later recorded solo LP 'Cold Cuts'.

[@user-lr8qr1or8d]

KING OF CRAZY, ARTHUR BROWN!!!M.O'B

[@bonanzatime]

Arthur Brown is my keeper🙏

[@skipgeorge4550]

Brilliant... great

[@kenmills30]

Inventor of heavy metal vocals, though Screamin Jay Hawkins brought theatricality into rock n roll, Arthur brought it into rock before people like Bowie and Alice Cooper were barely out of suits and modeling themselves on The Beatles and Stones. I think the only reason he's not fully given his due is that his unpretentious conceit free personality and mindset doesn't fit the usual rock star ego self-important template. If you don't have the right kind of ego or vanity, you tend to fall under the radar in the perception of history.

[@metalheadgamer80]

neworder ofscum, I'd say it's Ian Gillan or Rob Halford

[@robin2012ism]

great!

[@shorelineboy]

I saw him live that year at Isle of Wight festival at godshill brilliant. Jefferson airplane topped the bill again brilliant everything was Brilliant 😎

[@felipearancibia8872]

Hi, have you been to Isle of Weight?

[@ronaldwolf980]

Is this Great !🎸🔥🎸🇩🇪

[@emilyoshiro]

GDMFSOB!!! I LOVE THIS! THANK YOU.

[@markcastillo2757]

Brilliant influence,he was way before his time. Influenced Cooper I am sure and the.rest is history Carl Palmer and.Vincent Crane were a part of.that band Those two are revolutionary themselves

[@annaritaranalli1791]

He seems a opera singer.. i think he would had deserved to be even more successfull

[@Kris.G]

the first time I heard the album I thought it was from a rock opera and was desperately looking for the title of the movie :-)

[@pisoipisoi7584]

like`it..,

[@peacewolfwm]

thank you so much for posting this. Do you have more of him?

[@Gabriel-bh6xu]

And they told you that Ghost is a original band...

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Not easy dancing with those stage's costumes

[@MarkGelderland]

Ahead of his time

[@toleyik5401]

Mark VL Absolutely! A pioneer!

[@Nissardpertugiu]

1:58 David Coverdale 's high scream

[@charlinecorion247]

quel phenomene

[@user-gv3mk6if9h]

Most people are mad he is correct

[@l.k.leinenbach]

Another thing, that people don't know about him...is that he was a Mod, and had to learn to play bass guitar, and was in a mid 60s band doing James Brown covers, called The Arthur Brown Set.

[@pathfinder1295]

Before Ghost, there was Arthur Brown

[@future4zinc]

DUDE!! That's Carl Palmer on the drums back there... damn!

[@bigstick5278]

Yeah, he looks out of place but it was a paying job and a way to keep fit.. Great talent came out of the period, never to be seen again.

[@bbb8997]

looks like Carl Palmer on drums

[@Vlad771001]

A young Carl Palmer !!!

[@mcbaltz]

Arthur deserves a movie. Benedict Cumberbatch could be him Hahaha Similar voice.

[@elpfanjahrling4668]

Carl Palmer !

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Musicians were good too

[@douglasthompson8927]

is that Carl Palmer on drums ?

[@mildredchester]

He's awesome. And the straights behind him during the performance...duh.

[@Slinkygal]

Unique, & crazy good!

[@chrisruth7057]

@@Slinkygal Chaotic Good😁🌿

[@zackkohler511]

nice live document of CW o ABs Nightmare...imo!

[@Richard.W7]

1:08 Call Of The Wintermoon

[@taurusguy9305]

Late 60s music was the beginning of the psychedelic rock genre.

[@victorsantiago5470]

that has to be carl palmer at 0:50.

[@IwshIcldstrtover]

It is Carl.

[@robbinbanx7439]

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[@vince8367]

Vince Crane genius

[@chrisruth7057]

Auther Brown was 1000% petal the metal Chaotic Good back then

[@JUNIORKILLERROSES]

Ooooooow fuckin' crazy

[@martinhuson9901]

lol can't stop laughing... "what's your crazy world" ?

[@NorthDallasForty.]

🇬🇧🧷🔥💫

[@ivarunhjem8391]

Carl Palmer on drums?

[@Kris.G]

yes

[@saldada6928]

WEM amps ftw

[@joe8315]

Sacha Baron Cohen should play Arthur Brown in the biopic.

[@richardtaylor8595]

ARTHER BROWN iS Great when YOU Got a good Buzz going on. Just do not get burned?

[@scottconnors8419]

So primitive and creepy...loved authur brown early works are theatric n heavy lsd influenced,hey it was legal....

[@TheBdomijan]

well i can see where Ghost got there shtick from......

[@camilaelorga6287]

0:46 a moth in his head

[@rickhibdon11]

Alan Rickman........ the early years

[@axlrose7668]

It's all spliced here

[@jong0000]

a little Klaus nomi here...

[@slimturnpike]

Sacha Baron Cohen is doing the biopic

[@nigel900]

Looks like a combination of both bad dancing and a horrible acid trip...