Big Country - Wonderland (The Tube 17.2.1984)

[@AggroQM2]

As a veteran that suffered from PTSD, I am so grateful that I was unsuccessful at deleting myself. I wish Stuart Adamson had the same result as me, so he could be here to see how many people appreciated his gift. He is missed by so many.

[@robertlynn-dh4gp]

Glad you survived brother keep the faith.

[@johnny5805]

Tony Butler makes this song extra special with his magnificent and unique bass work.

[@nelsonc6173]

I think this is my favorite song from Big Country!!! Love their catalogue but Wonderland touches my soul! RIP Stuart you are missed!

[@bikelawbloke]

Tony Butler doesn’t get enough credit for his basslines - immense and this live version has it much clearer in the mix to enjoy it! It’s a melody in its own right, he’s playing chords on a bass and it’s everything a solid bass line should be (whilst singing back vocals). Love his work. 👍🏼

[@drewsimpson5967]

Agree, definitely. Tony is an excellent bass player. I think he went on to teach music in a college or university somewhere

[@davecoalwood9487]

Great Bass Player. All this lot were brilliant. Level and Big Country! Great British Bands from back in THE DAY that One would put up against any other bands from anywhere.

[@empireman1077]

@@davecoalwood9487 I agree, years ago with most musicians they would play a song with additional layers, keeping the melody and bass going into improvise the sound, it was a surreal work of writing and practice that gave these bands the talent and experience 👌

[@alrichford9154]

Saw them live a few time back in the 80s and without doubt the best gigs I've ever been to beating simple minds and u2 and even Bowie, everything about them from the songs, the vocals the rifs the bass line to the drums, we're just sublime and from the first note of the first song till the end of the last encore had every single person in the crowd going absolutely crazy, been to see loads of bands over the years but never seen a better band

[@davecoalwood9487]

@@empireman1077 True. Nice one Mate.

[@lisaknell6018]

If I had a time machine, one of my dreams would be to go back and see Big Country with Stuart up front. Awesome band, both on vinyl and live. ❤️

[@kurtschnuit1167]

Lisa, I saw them twice, and if I had a time machine I would have talked Stuart down, and we could have listened to his beautiful voice together. Much love.

[@tonykilla9945]

Lisa Knell agree one of my favourite bands

[@andydinwoodie1497]

1st band I ever saw live Ingilston Arena, Edinburgh, 5th December 1986, 2 days after my 18th birthday

[@lisaknell6018]

TheRealBen10Trippin _ and I got my obsession with Scotland from Stuart :)

[@lisaknell6018]

TheRealBen10Trippin _ I’m from America. I’ve gotten to meet the band as well, with the exception of Stuart and Tony, but have spoken with Tony a little on his Facebook page. I’ve met people from all over the world who love BC were one big family. I’m hoping to make it to Scotland in 2019. :) I’ll check out your Dads page!

[@rashedala-uddin9012]

11 April 2020: happy birthday Stuart Adamson. You're deeply missed - your name will never die, your songs will be forever.

[@davidg.9932]

Stuart would have turned 63 today..11 April 1958 Manchester - 16 December 2001 Honolulu. He took his own like a few miles from where I live.. So sad. We you Love Stuart..

[@danielramirez1904]

Happy birthday Stuart Adamson It’s sad that you had to leave us early. We miss you.

[@jonathanhadley2555]

dave griego A month before Paul Weller

[@lizzie50583]

Forever missed 😢 ❤️ your gift will live on and on 🎶🎵🎤🎸😎❤️

[@mylesjarvis7571]

Tony Butler is the BOMB. I love Big Country but they would not be same without Tony's wicked bass lines! He is so amazing!

[@jasonelliott7977]

His backing vocals are the bomb too

[@naxalite115]

It's no wonder Pete Townshend had Tony and Mark as his rhythm section on his brilliant solo album"empty glass" in 1980. They were/are superb!

[@paulmitchell1706]

I'm a million time listener to this song...and that bass still soars!!

[@barrysmith7710]

one of the best bands of the 80s, without doubt

[@rebelforacause8896]

The amount of skill these guys had deserved way more credit! The bass lines are incredible thanks to Tony. They lyrics and meaning behind every song are beautiful, in which came from the mind of Stuart. Bruce and his insane solos on guitar, and don’t forget Mark on drums. All around they were incredible!

[@steve-bk1qd]

superb track... fantastic musicians... the bass player is awesome

[@andrewbaillie2094]

Saw them 9 times absolutely the best live band stuart adamson is a legend

[@lizzie50583]

😀I'm so jealous!!!!😎 They are Amazing 🎶🎵🎼😍

[@richard9045]

Just the once for me at the Kentish Town and Country Club. Loved their sound back in the eighties!

[@colingeddes2172]

Just the once for me as well. Without doubt, one of the best bands i ever saw. Stuart adamson 1 of the greatest musicians the UK has ever seen imo. Legend. Gone far too young and soon.

[@andrewbaillie2094]

We used 2 say put the best on ..meanin big country ..4 me the best live band of all time

[@frankstared]

By all that is kind and loving, I wish Stuart's family wellness...and all of Big Country for that matter. What unbridled joy you gave us, and faith in the common good, too.

[@highbury1972]

What a track! When you hear BC it’s so distinctive and you just know it’s them! Tony‘s bass here is on point. Stuart‘s memory lives on and I believe his two kids are also musicians. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@nrthernbloke9462]

One of musics most underrated but most loved bands . The legend that was and still is Stuart Adamson lives on thru Big Countrys music..

[@ben_jamin160]

well said brother

[@jumpinjojo]

Nørthern Bloke Who ever underrated them?? Their fans?? They played all over the world. One of the first to play in Russia. Your comment is silly.

[@padraigsisk4057]

Radio stations, music critics underatted Big country.

[@nrthernbloke9462]

@@jumpinjojo sorry I didn't now I wasn't allowed my own opinion.?

[@jamescotton6469]

1984........ Now That's What I Call Music (vol 2)............ this was on it, started an incredible musical journey for me that's still going ......RIP Stuart

[@dopiaza2006]

Haha, tape 2 side 2 track 4. Had no idea what it was (I was only 8 or so) but remembered it and rediscovered it recently. Just before it was Undercover of the NIght which got me into the Stones too!

[@redsailsjs]

Im 50 so I grew up with their music and what uplifting music they created. It was a blessing/gift to be that age at the hight of optimism with there songs in my head and heart. I admired these guys then and still do Now. Their music lives on..When I listen to them Today, I still feel like back in high school..transported, and optimistic. It is So Awsome to see. And Hear from you tube all their music. Their music and spirit lives on......unlike the steaming pile of sh*t music today.(with very few exceptions).

[@laineyk65]

They did burst on to the scene with a bang didn't they? That raw, emotional sound they had still stirs my Scottish blood. Superb band and their music is as brilliant to listen to today as it was in the 80's (and Stuart was easy on the eyes too lol)

[@robhorneman483]

So agree with you 52 myself and my kids all hate todays crap..glad ive lived in sevebties and eig8hties

[@Duncan-Bizkitts]

Great example of how a well composed and played bass line can lift a tune. Loved this song since I first heard it when I was 16

[@mattheweldredge9880]

Original, Passionate, Groundbreaking, All Heart, Mesmerizing, Energetic, Gifted, Profound Musicianship, Incredible Talent and Beautiful Souls.

[@alrichford9154]

Amen to that saw them live three or four times in the 80s along with loads of other bands including simple minds, u2 and Bowie, but Stuart and big country were on a different level, such a sad loss, still gets to me every time I put on any of their songs, still go to see them when they're touring and they are still amazing, but it's just not the same always get a lump in my throat and wish it was Stuart on the stage

[@empireman1077]

@@alrichford9154 Yeah, saw them twice in 86' Wembley and Portsmouth I had a better view at the Portsmouth gig, never really liked Stadium concerts Just a small venue with intimate atmosphere and the sound is amazing I only recently bought the Crossing remastered cd As it is one of my favourite albums from BC, probably one of the best albums ever recorded it that year ( 1983) I would of loved to seen them play more back then, but we had so many other bands around that decade The music scene was a lot better in the 1980/90s for me Glad fans are still talking about Stuart, ( RIP), his daughter : Kirsten, is a fine songwriter that certainly enjoys covering her Dad's songs both from Skids in a unique style 👍🎤

[@ricfletch]

Saw them at Sheffield City Hall around 1983 ... how lucky we were looking back to experience this quality of music 🧡🕊

[@lizzie50583]

Amazing!!!!!😍😎You are so lucky!!!

[@rashedala-uddin8157]

Wonderland made the band an obsession for me. Loved this band from the early days - my children love them now, and have these Tube videos on eternal repeat. Dec 16th 2019 - eighteen years of winter sky. Rest in peace.

[@barry6987]

One of the best bands of all time ...absolutely timeless. ...jist takes me back ....smile ever time I hear their music. ...thanks

[@davidloughe808]

Thank you Stuart for getting me through my teenage angst, gone but not forgotten RIP big man

[@TheSiggib]

To meee the best Big Country song!!! Rest in peace...

[@duanehicks6962]

I was just a 10 year old kid in Canada when this came out but I loved Big Country and still do. Along with Joy Division/New Order, The Alarm, Madness, The Smiths and The Cure, Big Country is still the top band of the 80s.

[@jonathanhadley2555]

All pretty good but no Style Council?

[@darrenwalshe8513]

Good taste, (the the) should be on your list! xx

[@Robertd-lq7jp]

80s were simply the best music eh😂

[@empireman1077]

I saw loads of bands in the mid 80s You could afford to get on a train, coach & travel miles across the UK I believe it was £3/4. Tickets in those days I wonder if BC sounded more raw they could of signed to Factory Records As they lived in Manchester There was a lot of shitty records played on the radio in the 1980"s Only Big Country were Big, but I don't think there last 2 albums sold very well

[@empireman1077]

@@Robertd-lq7jp That's because they all wanted to be creative and have some control over their music being recorded in the studio They were musicians who wanted to do records to their ideas and be original They would help friends out on other bands Drive themselves to gigs, they were learning how to manage themselves with promoting their music, not image The bands today just are really the opposite I have just read the book by Debbie Harry ( Face it) Tales of being a teenager into the glory days of Blondie ✍️ The biography of Gary Numan: represents his personal interest in flying, but more into his music He wasn't a great guitarist or, singer but still became famous It takes years of hard work, staying on top of your ambitions and dreams Most bands who are still making music & touring today had to change their attitude towards the music business It was just make it, or give up with some musicians Look at Paul Weller phenomenal success in writing & performance

[@kotm3]

The whole band are killing it but I can’t help watching the bassist! His lick and style are on point. Take a bow and all be proud for this time you all nailed it. Awesome

[@paulmckeown8840]

Superb performance great band the drummer is top class

[@keithbentley6081]

It's just absolutely briliant.

[@AmyJuneful]

Saw them in 1986 NYC and early 90's at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park NJ. Remain my favorites of all time.

[@davidfarrell5574]

THIS WAS WONDERLAND SEEING AND LISTENING TO THIS AMAZING AND TALENTED BAND THROUGH THE 80S AND 90S THANK GOODNESS I WITNESSED IT FOR REAL TY BIG COUNTRY,STRANGE HOW YOU LOOK BACK AND MISS THINGS BUT THE MUSIC IS STILL HERE FOR US TO ENJOY RIP BIG MAN .

[@bleore]

Absolutely love this song. The bass line is amazing in these Tube videos. Big Country at their best.

[@bretpritzlaff1399]

First concert I went to in Madison Wisconsin in March of 1984. Still one of my favorite bands. Miss Stuart Adamson. What a great talent!!

[@ben_jamin160]

I would be less than a month old lol great to hear it was your first. i can only imagine the feeling it brought you. much love brother

[@laineyk65]

I still get teary eyed when I think of his death, a bit angry too that he wasted his amazing talent. Sorely missed

[@samicla3610]

We walked back down the aisle to this amazing song 💖💖💖

[@cameron110475]

Strange being from Scotland and being 19 when they were at their absolute height I seemed to have disregarded them. My loss. They are/were fucking awesome.

[@rashedala-uddin9012]

What a great song, it has it all. 16/12/2020 - nineteen years of Winter sky. Take a bow and RIP Stuart Adamson.

[@rashedala-uddin9012]

13th Feb - happy birthday Tony Butler. Great musician. 🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@chrisbarlow2131]

Brilliant drumming on Wonderland too

[@christopherwonnacottnumber1]

Class ❤

[@sarakirk9542]

Fantastic classic 80’s tune. What a song. It’s amazing and is filled with nostalgia 🎶🎶👏🏻👏🏻

[@EErail26]

Great sound reproduction on this clip and brilliant that you can hear Tony's bass line really clearly. Adds a new perspective to this lovely uplifting song. Stay Alive!

[@lisaknell6018]

Antony Evans I love the bass line in this song and love the fact that you can really hear it in this version. Mr. Butler is awesome as always!

[@longstreet0163]

I agree entirely Anthony. It is a lot more prominent than the album version. Seriously pumping bass. Brilliant energy displayed form them all too as usual.

[@lisaknell6018]

Longstreet 01 The band’s energy on stage during those gigs amazes me. I actually asked Tony Butler about it once on FB and he was kind to respond. He said he would lose weight during gigs just from jumping around!

[@ben_jamin160]

lovely comment, stay alive brother

[@ben_jamin160]

@@lisaknell6018 wow i would love to meet tony or talk with him. very kool. much love

[@0ctopuses]

Wild ass bass

[@michaelbinney9913]

My 80s favourite band, I used to drive my mother nuts playing there songs full pelt every day. Stuart killed himself on my birthday 26th December.I was gutted.

[@michaelbinney9913]

16th

[@guttersnippeesmithers3905]

Brilliant band live and in the studio👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ben_jamin160]

i never got to see them play. i did watch Stuart play his guitar once but only for a moment and it will stay with me forever

[@michealfrancis770]

RIP Stuart. Gone but not forgotten. Still a great band in 2018

[@davidg.9932]

Stuart would have turned 63 today..11 April 1958 Manchester - 16 December 2001 Honolulu. He took his own like a few miles from where I live.. So sad. We you Love Stuart..

[@duanehicks6962]

Such beautiful, honest music. In addition to their musicianship, I always loved Big Country's earnestness.

[@halenbud]

If you could feel how I must feel The winds of quiet change If you could see what I must see Still hidden in the rain But when the thunder rolls It comes and covers up my soul And you will take my hand And be with me in wonderland I am an honest man I need the love of you I am a working man I feel the winter too If you could hear what I must hear Then nothing would replace The fifty years of sweat and tears That never left a trace But when I look at you I see you feel the same way too And you will take my hand And be with me in wonderland I am an honest man I need the love of you I am a working man I feel the winter too You still remember other days When every head was high I watched that pride be torn apart Beneath a darker sky With innocence within ourselves We sing the same old song And you will take my hand And make believe it's wonderland I need the love of you I am a working man I feel the winter too I am an honest man I need the love of you I am a working man I feel the winter too Wonderland, wonderland, wonderland

[@EdLudlam-ju9ir]

All the band !!!

[@lindamcfaul2578]

I wish I could turn the clock back and he would still be with us, God knows what he would have achieved. So underestimated, love them forever❤

[@colingeddes2172]

100 per cent spot on. When the jam split in 82, thank god we had big country to carry on that great band mantra. Just a tragedy that stuart adamson passed away far too soon so glad i got to see this great great band live!

[@empireman1077]

Didn't Billy McKenzie, from Scotland, also commit suicide ?🎤😥 RIP

[@malcolm2637]

It's Feb 2023 and hard times in the world but seeing this video cheers me up .🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🎸🎸🎸😁

[@malcolm2637]

Get a listen to Big Country's greatest hits or better still if you can get hold of the DVD on eBay it won't disappoint I guarantee. This band is up there with Runrig as the best Scottish band ever. You are sorely missed Stuart🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍👍👍😁😁😁

[@marilynrussell8894]

Love this so much for many years ❤80s were amazing music xxx

[@iainrobb2875]

I had the pleasure of see this fantastic band when they played the Tube years ago never forget the passion & energy they gave out 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💤

[@kevinphillips9359]

Still love their music

[@marilynrussell8894]

Happy new year to everyone still loving this today after a very awful. Yearxx

[@jamesbelljr7987]

After the success of their debut album "The Crossing" unfortunately the U.S. dropped the ball with the rest of Big Country's records and are sometimes referred to as a one- hit wonder by some....shame,because "Steeltown" was just as good if not better than "The Crossing",but that is just my opinion.

[@padraigsisk4057]

Totally agree that Steeltown was better and Driving to Damascus was just as good

[@isfahani]

I'm not gonna say better, cause all these years later I'm still in love with The Crossing and the Wonderland EP, but... oh, if only someone could get the multitracks from Steeltown and remix it so it's not so damn MURKY sounding.

[@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms]

There was a lot of this stuff and I love almost all of it.

[@empireman1077]

@@isfahani Í recently bought the crossing on cd Remastered & bonus tracks Angle Park is ace. 👏🤸💃🥁🎸🍺😁

[@discosecret6363]

I’m a Yank and I love Steeltown. I bought it with money I saved cutting lawns and shoveling snow; when I was 13. I read once, that it’s themes didn’t appeal to Americans. As a teenager, in 1984, growing up in a blue collar suburb of Detroit, it spoke to me. We didn’t have shows like TOTP or The Tube and we certainly didn’t have a DJ with the influence of John Peel, or even press with the reach of NME. Had it not been for MTV, ‘In a Big Country’ probably wouldn’t have broke in the States. Thankfully, it did.

[@timhitchman3759]

A drum and bass masterclass......

[@carlangas977]

The whole band was AWESOME 🔥🎸

[@timhitchman3759]

You ain't wrong squire......but that Bass line.......ooffffg

[@soberfest622]

They were fantastic live

[@MrPicco1988]

i cant help but feel awesome listening to these great songs by a great band!!!

[@rickyhowell1618]

See them live twice absolutely mega

[@Kevvinm]

What a great version!

[@petealdridge821]

Great great band. One of the best live acts I've ever seen. That bass line... 👌

[@michaelscurfield985]

I saw someone comment on another clip that a BC gig was their favourite ever gig. I'd never really thought about my favourite ever gig until I read that and realised seeing them at Leeds (Heineken Music Festival in Roundhay Park) in 1995 was my favourite ever gig. Played a longer set than planned in a packed marquee. I'd missed them years earlier, when they cancelled a gig in Carlisle I was en route to.

[@1968latics]

Saw them for the first time at Knebworth supporting queen, in fact what turned out to be the last gig Queen ever did. Went watching them again within the next 12 months because they were so good. Brilliant live band, sadly missed Stuart.

[@lizzie50583]

Wow that's Amazing!!!!!

[@gerrifisher8152]

I was there too … still a Big Country fan in 2021!

[@derekmckenzie3949]

What a loss what a voice to leave

[@daysineuropa27]

Great song saw them play it live First of all Stuart was fantastic in big country and of course the skids Great to watch live great sound great times!

[@allanmitchell6968]

Brilliant performance. What a talent he was.

[@salsageordie]

You can see Tony loved playing in Big Country .

[@moose3740]

Sweet Jesus what a perfect song

[@joaocarlosbatistadepaula8724]

Ao vivo a Big Country é a melhor! Stuart foi um gênio...daqui do Brás SP. Um brinde a vcs q curtem essa banda!!!

[@carlduremdes3565]

Legendary. RIP Brother

[@toriannsteele9262]

I have all the CDs and DVDs of big country I miss Stuart Adamson

[@DC-uv3nz]

Loving these Tube vids!

[@karengahagan282]

Makes me proud to be Scottish luv big country rest in peace Stuart luv and miss you every day xx,

[@marcomartinez8949]

summer of 83, drinking beer partying with friends & blasting Steele Town on car stereo

[@luckyboy4766]

Must've been summer of '85. Steeltown was released towards end of '84.

[@TheMightySynchromess]

In the early 1980's there were a slew of socially active kick ass bands, From the U.K.: The Clash.From Ireland : U2, From Wales: The Alarm. From Scotland: Big Country. I thought Big Country was so talented and hard driving. So sorry that the heart and soul of the band Stuart Adamson suffered the same fate as other great musicians before him.

[@funland108]

One of the greatest songs ever written, especially the 12” version.

[@mujin70]

I can't remember the differences despite still owning the vinyl single of this. No record player anymore though. Hmm...

[@ben_jamin160]

@@mujin70 you should get one :) would love to listen to it with you

[@ben_jamin160]

beautiful comment brother or sister ;)

[@jaford2]

Check out the CD release of Steeltown, it has the 12" of Wonderland as a bonus track.

[@ian436]

The 12 inch has a great guitar solo intro. Ive still got my copy @@mujin70

[@rickyhowell1618]

Can only think of a few bands that actually sound better live than on record ,big country where right up there !

[@AmyJuneful]

RIGHT????

[@JfK--OBJECTivE]

Tony Butler is the MAN! Great bass!

[@nikkibishop1589]

had the pleasure of meeting the band in Stuarts home town of Dunfermline, known to us as 'the toon". Free gig in the pub Tappies

[@lizzie50583]

Omg that's Awesome!!!!!!

[@veerchasm1]

I wish there were more closeups of the drummer, some of my favorite drumming is on this song. Love that ending

[@poppyhimbo]

dude. Mark is punched in and working! I love watching him/them

[@Z28Americanmuscle]

Simply great!

[@michaelblythe6525]

ST GEORGES HALL BRADFORD BEST CONCERT I EVER WENT TO AND IVE SEEN ALL THE GREATS ....STAY ALIVE

[@dannbradfc1]

I'm Bradford....greatest band I ever saw.....but the best gig ever for me was seeing them in Manchester Apollo......:)

[@philcunliffe4248]

Damn!! I was there

[@rashedala-uddin9012]

11 April: Happy Birthday Stuart Adamson. Always missed.

[@fuzzy1237]

Stuart was an amazing guitarist

[@maxr5799]

Big Country started my obsession with Scotland. Also shout out to Outlander for solidifying that fascination.

[@veryandy2]

so good love it

[@mtrich8113]

No bollocks here this was totally live and not pre-recorded and I wish I got to see this band before Stuwart passed away RIP

[@bikelawbloke]

Massively underrated band - Stuart’s voice / lyrics always flicked my switch but in particular mark’s drumming is immense and often sounds like more than one drummer on the go! Tony’s bass playing was exceptionally distinctive and melodic and how we found that space beneath two guitarists mixing it up, I’ve no idea. Brilliant band - one of my all time favourites and this is ALL live, with improvisation from the original. Wonderland!

[@mikekaraoke]

Another good band in the 80's that was guitar based and also wore alright clothes and no big/really big hair

[@mooksteralaputterdou]

hahaha

[@philliplandry4139]

The thing about Big Country, they got popular right before the hairband took off. People always considered them a New Wave band but for me, they were more of an alternative post punk band. A lot of Minnesota bands like Husker DU, Soul Asylum, and including some of the Grunge and alternative bands like Alice in Chains and Gin Blossom borrow a lot of riffs from them. U2 was another example that borrowed a lot of their riffs. Big Country was really a huge influence on most of the alternative scenes that came later through the 80's and 90's. I don't think people give them a enough credit for that.

[@chrispetty4574]

My favorite band is big country they are the best and amazing band

[@eamonnlittle9040]

Agree with the comment below from Michael.Tony plays his bass like another lead guitar on this track.

[@harnois75]

There was an earlier live TV performance on a Channel 4 music show, but I can't remember the name of that show. They played Fields of Fire. That was my first exposure to Big Country. Wish I could find that performance online.

[@whiterat1977]

The show was called riverside from 1983 - they played fields of fire and angle park - brilliant footage and sound if you can find it

[@whiterat1977]

here it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqKal4mag9yafas

[@matts901]

Luv this REAL music I just watched Stu's daughter she looks just like him early days of MTV Tina and Gretchen Keenan Yoder's 💜💜💜💜💜

[@ianhawdon3680]

Totally agree

[@Hoopspur]

TB on lead bass.

[@karlbaird3385]

Such a great band!!!

[@poisonivy1985]

CLASSIC 😓❤️❤️❤️

[@Chipie2025]

J'adore

[@Xcorgi]

Sure beats TOTPS! An actual live performance on television 📺 back in the day. This whole band were mega talents!

[@Lordestroyer]

RIP Stuart. 😢

[@jag1870]

Band is tight. Great drummer!

[@luckyboy4766]

Great bassist. Great rhythm guitar. Great lead guitar. Great singer.