Average White Band Live Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 1975

Some time ago my DBforgoods channel was deleted for violating copyright. As most of the videos had no problems, I decided to repost some that I haven't seen around. Many of them were extracted from episodes of the Old Grey Whistle Test, posted by a You Tube channel that unfortunately no longer exists. My gratitude to the person who made these historical archives available.

[@monolabmusicstudio2373]

This was just before Robbie MacEntire passed away. So, the drummer here is David Kemper, who was in Europe recording with the band Focus in Holland (Mother Focus album). They had a short break. Robbie McEntire passes, but they had a US tour scheduled. They brought David to play the tour before Steve Farrone could join(he was finishing an album with Traffic). David Kemper was a popular LA session drummer also known for being Bob Dylan's drummer and his work with the Grateful Dead.

[@DonDixit]

Robbie McIntosh is the correct name. Died age 24. Cocaine turned out to be heroine.

[@phillipbratman5237]

So where was Robbie Here ? if he was still around wouldn't he be playing ?

[@nickythorp829]

Always loved Average White Band, always had a crush on Hamish Stuart, still do in 2023 x

[@sherryvt61]

Thank you for posting. These are some talented men. Such exceptional music!

[@rodneytaylor609]

I would rush home from work on Saturday nights to see AWB on Don Kitchener s rock concert back in 1976. From Louisville's biggest AWB fan.

[@gothic8]

WOW! So Priceless.

[@toots19]

That was awesome, thank you 🥰

[@beatlesfantoo]

Above-Average White Band in my book

[@zebop]

David Kemper had a great feel, AWB had to be a dream for a drummer.

[@thomaskemper9328]

Somebody has done their research, …TK

[@rickgarza5985]

Thank you thank you thank you please post more please please please 🙏👍

[@tonyencinas1631]

thats not robbie on drums

[@stevewinston3265]

No 💩 Sherlock… WHERE’S the f’ing clue?🕵️‍♂️

[@phillipbratman5237]

I believe he passed in Sept of 1974 this was listed as 1975

[@fanmaxis3004]

Who knew Jesus could play a mean sax