Terry Reid - "To Be Treated Rite" - Picturedrome, Holmfirth, 20th May 2011

[@natebeakley5494]

Like many, the Devil's Rejects introduced me to this man's music. Best thing Rob Zombie has ever done is bring Terry Reid to the ears of a lot of people of my generation. Words can not express what I feel when I hear not only this song, but the entire Seed of Memory album. Powerful, chilling, beautiful music!

[@shannonthomas2391]

100000000% AGREE !! So...So shall We say Perfect!?!

[@man280273]

indeed...I just figured out this guy this morning 2017 via classic rock mag...what the fuck man ? how could they ignored this type of talent ?? fuck this world

[@NickEnchev]

Same, end credits I was like "WTF IS THIS!!!!!"

[@OMONSTROBR]

True

[@asshat7160]

Unfortunately. A lot of people aren't treated right.

[@willardsteele4047]

I saw Terry Reid open for the Stones about 1969. It was BB King, Terry Reid and the Stones. Brian Jones had died and Mick Taylor was on guitar for the Stones. It was the "Get your Yah Yahs Out " Tour I believe. BB King opened, finished, polite clapping and the audience was where's the Stones? You know how that goes.Then Terry Reid came out and completely took over the place. He did either three or four encores while the Stones were waiting for him to finish. At one point Mick and Keith were actually on stage and the audience still wouldn't let Reid leave until he did another encore. That was at the Baltimore Civic Center. The same thing apparently happened in Indianapolis. I saw Hendrix play in a lightning storm and Jim Morrison almost start a riot and that night at the Civic Center may have been the greatest performance I ever saw. Thank you Mr. Reid. Again. .

[@didoodle]

Willard Steele This is 1 of the best things that i have seen written anywhere ever in a very long time. what an amazing time that must have been, i would have been 4, but would have still happily gone along. you are one very blessed individual as well as the rest of the audience, that's an experience, not a concert. So happy for you :)

[@rottenrose5629]

godamn terry jimi and Jim holy fuck lucky lucky lucky!

[@majesticbob884]

dude i wish i was you

[@deetestlogins5269]

Well done!!! Thanks for sharing :)

[@dianestrauss9699]

Willard Steele, I saw him on the same tour in Boston. He owned the place. Your write-up really does capture the power of Terry's performance when he was in his prime. Thank you.

[@officialmetalwill]

Still don't understand why Terry never blew up like the other artists of his time. His songwriting skills and guitar playing are both incredible!

[@janemillerick9614]

the man has not 'lost' a damn thing. everything he was when he was younger; still has that voice. he can still play too! would love to see him were he ever in my city.

[@tammywaters9971]

hell yeah

[@frodonaggins3487]

+Jane Millerick Saw him the other night and even had a drink with him after, the man has some stories! what a night !!

[@janemillerick9614]

Fisherson Mc Ballbag very cool.. great just to see a legend but better to hang out and really talk.

[@MrRoundthetwist]

He only lost it a few more years later Still had it here in spades

[@doc2b77]

Best place to see Terry is at a smaller intimate venue. He's the kinda guy that would have a drink with you before the show. AMAZINGLY talented and under appreciated musical talent. Thank you Rob Zombie for including his music on the Devils Rejects soundtrack and introducing Terry to a generation that would never have known him otherwise.

[@SuperMcabral]

+seth r I introduced him to every student taught and my two children who love all his music. I've been a fan since 1969 and Rob Zombie is too out there for me but my son and his friends loved it and became Terry Reid followers.

[@fungiuse]

Last month I had the pleasure of meeting Terry Reid at Johnny Depp's home in LA. He sang a few of his hits for us. His voice is not as velvety as once it was, but he can still turn any song inside out!!!

[@SuperMcabral]

+giuseppe3010 You were in the presence of a true artist!

[@Mrnomadnworb]

Terry gave me peace and comfort in the hardest times of my life P.S i love his Skivvy !

[@kunstwerk7]

Still great to hear Terry,s vocals the man is a true artist

[@charlotterachel2513]

This is my favourite song. I also think this live version is better than the original. It makes me want to cry!

[@TommiTuominen1975]

Yeah, definitely heart-melting performance. Works marvellously in lower key.

[@james1stful]

I love it too . Makes me very emotional ....

[@Cellsolid]

Terry, you are awesome, and your music will never die because it captured the essence of the 60s and 70s. And you still sound absolutely great.

[@martimsimoes]

Terry Reid was the first on Jimi Page mind to be the vocalist of Led Zeppelin, then Terry suggested Robert Plant!! What a great singer and musician!!

[@heliotropezzz333]

Terry Reid was under contract to record producer Mickie Most at the time but that did him no good. He was getting 3% per record from a man who was obsessed with current trends and the singles market.

[@heliotropezzz333]

@@toneohm215 I can't see him in Led Zep. The lifestyle, the egos, the swagger. I don't think that would have suited him. Also he can clearly play guitar, but probably wouldn't have been allowed to in Led Zep as they already had Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones on guitar

[@philipferguson8570]

He was born in 1949 so would be in his 62nd year on this video. His voice is still great and really tasteful guitar-playing, very atmospheric. One of the greats undoubtedly. I still listen to 'Bang, Bang, you're Terry Reid'. Incredible to think he recorded that album when he was only 18/19. They don't produce 18/19 year-old guitarists/singers/songwriters like this these days. Free, one of the great rock bands, were of a similar age when they were doing great stuff too. That was an incredible time for music on both sides of the Atlantic.

[@SuperMcabral]

+Philip Ferguson Yes and I was there!

[@stevenhenry8374]

Terry is and always has been legend in my eyes...despite not getting the recognition he truly deserved. I bought Seed of Memory album mid 70s and have loved it ever since. Whilst many won't know much of him...go ask serious musicians ...he's rightly held in great esteem. Was great to see Jools Holland having him on his "later" show in 2018. Heard him referred to as the star who never was....well maybe financially and commercially...but hes' always have been a star as far as i'm concerned .Cant' think of anyone musically that I would wish well as much as this guy.

[@lpjbird]

My favorite voice still to this day & i love his playing style.. God Bless You Terry..

[@righthandson13]

He still sounds just as awesome as when he was younger!

[@sallycomstock6611]

Love this video of Terry! Thank you for posting. When I was 13 years old I saw him open for the Cream in 1968 at Chastain Park in Atlanta. I wish I had realized at the time just how lucky I was to see him perform. It's a testament that his songwriting and wonderful voice has stood the test of time.

[@cemeterywalks9820]

That was absolutely beautiful.. I can't believe this man wasn't super famous. He's amazing!!!

[@stevereardon1120]

I have just about every song he ever wrote. I listened to him so much, I had to give it a break. Hearing this reminds me of the joy I felt when I discovered him in 2010 in Scotland and England. This is my favorite song along with Rogue Wave.

[@WonderGeeWoman]

Devil’s Rejects turned me on to this legend and others. Rob Zombie is, too, of course. Terry Reid has become a favorite of mine. 🙌🏾

[@brucevargas7236]

Thank you! I courted my wife to with this album. I bought it as a demo. Still Married.

[@1stSaintsFan]

I have been buying records and reading about rock n roll since 1970 when I was 12. I was never aware of Terry Reid until I watched a Rob Zombie film, "The Devil's Rejects" the other night. The soundtrack had 3 of Terry's songs and two were prominently placed like "To Be Treated Rite". Such a talent and the Black Crowe's must have glommed onto Reid's music and Robinson his vocal style. Just a great artist and very unknown by many of us in the USA.

[@Loonaticx]

Fun fact: Terry Reid was first to be asked by Jimmy Page to be the lead singer of Led Zeppelin until Terry pointed him in Robert Plant's direction

[@tacey505]

hard to believe you missed him first time round

[@heliotropezzz333]

* To Be Treated Right

[@richiepangallo]

Although not as "commercially" known like his contemporaries, it is pretty clear that Terry had so much influence on the music scene of that era. I only wish I had discovered him sooner....he is one of the most talented and unique artists. I really, really appreciate him now

[@MrKirkenstein]

very nice - this is one of those songs you can never get enough of - great voice and writing -- remember him from back in the Day and glad rob zombie appreciated him enough to bring in a whole new set of listeners.

[@PopK76]

Loved listening to Terry, on 8-track on the old console when I was a little kid. Seed Of Memory is still a favorite.

[@MP-po6fj]

Found this beauty of a track for the first time when watching a video on KZbin called Jamming in Johnny Depps Kitchen. Terry Reid is jamming this exact song in his his kitchen and taking it easy. extremely talented indeed Very few artists tracks sound better live than original album version , and this is definably one of them.

[@GregWoodsie]

His sense of rhythm is unlike ive ever seen in my life and its only gotten stranger in the best of ways

[@dcore64]

Remember this song from early childhood. Was soothing and beautiful. Still is. Cheers Terry.

[@MrRoundthetwist]

Still sounds great here Few more years not so much unfortunately Love this man ♥️

[@wakajumba]

Revisited his Bang Bang album recently. Timeless

[@Ritzi66]

Love Terry Reid

[@crismontagner616]

majestic! we loose this man,he was one great voice and talent.

[@4795598]

Stunning performance of one of the great rock songs--perhaps the greatest of all.

[@joelawlor6747]

If your not moved by this mans voice and music you dont have a soul

[@j.a.armour2427]

WOW! How do you beat that? I actually saw Terry Reid with the drummer and keyboard player at the Kinetic Playground in Chicago in 1969 (or possibly 1970). They were so good that I bought the LP and still have it. I'm so glad he's still playing & singing! He's so talented!

[@tacey505]

what lp was that?

[@stevepiacenza2426]

This man was awesome, just never had the exposure, God bless you

[@GungaLaGunga]

Just incredible. Thank you for sharing this video. Thank you Terry for your music.

[@RFDGrouse]

Seriously, thank you for this! I hope to see him playing live one day. It seems that it's going to take a bit of travelling though. Big love from Finland.

[@cookmoore3736]

Lovely :) I believe his voice reminds me of Stephen Stills and David Crosby but so much deeper in poetry of emotion. So much 'depth' to understand. Perfect CSNY gravitated to his song(s)

[@neilcorbett5353]

He has collaborated with Graham Nash.

[@geemcdoom]

Terry Reid still has it!! Love ❤🎶🎸🎤

[@gudgengrebe]

Listen to his soulful guitar and that lovely voice! I love this song more each time. His playing is fabulous! Ok I’ll stop myself now!

[@michaelalan6459]

Holy shit that was good! I think hes gotten better the older he is

[@continuum288]

This song haunts my soul.. I always wished he'd played that chorus one last time..

[@ktfr25]

One of the best songs I ever heard

[@STR82DVD]

This guy still has the pipes! Bloody incredible given most of his contemporaries have passed or retired.

[@keithcooke5598]

All that music and never goes above the third fret.... Terry 's a true master....

[@arneterjei4023]

Amazing!!!!!!!! Love this song

[@caribman10]

Just think of all the times this man has performed this song...over how many years...and yet he still gets his soul into the song. Magnificent. I still remember buying my copy of "Bang Bang - It's Terry Reid!" and all of us thinking this guy was going to be another Stevie Winwood. Funny - we were kind of right, but we didn't know what that would mean 40+ years later....

[@andyjones3648]

he sounds FANTASTIC!

[@jamesgorman827]

Such soul in this man!! Still sounds amazing as well like wooo cold chills!!!

[@marvinallen6468]

The beauty of his voice boggles the mind.

[@dannydeth8898]

You are amazing, may what you give live on fierce forever!

[@MrPharmacist1982]

Went to see him last night, he finished with this :)

[@gonzoexpress9885]

Great song. Now look up his incredible performance with the track "Live Life" recorded in the UK on the Old Grey Whistle Test series from the 1970's - just magic.

[@MervynWilliams]

A great vocalist. Good to see him still around

[@ramondpederson9570]

Truely appreciate this mans talent!!

[@Constantine744]

Don’t mean to sound like a repeat but I have to second Damon Brown’s comment you are appreciated I just hope throughout your years of use your talent to help others happy and proud to see that you’re still picking old man much respect🖐

[@jujugrill]

Lovely sound and visuals on this one Clearspot. Terry does it good

[@bomijich5329]

Such a great artist.Love his songs

[@bobskarratt8724]

Fantastic guy. Never got the Superstar status he deserved. BRILLIANT !!!

[@114clutch]

Great song, great performance !!!!!

[@Stephennac]

holy shit he sounds fucking great love this man just stay true to the music it will never fail you!

[@GoodGigsVids]

So good to hear this again

[@stevepiacenza2426]

No words,just awesome

[@gavinculpepper9685]

I love this man

[@jasestrong]

He still is amazing !

[@crashingkite]

Great performance. What a voice!

[@hessamraja497]

the greatest rock voice of all time reduced to rubble.

[@craigmcleod5041]

His voice is still there! Lindley should hook up with him for a tour.

[@buliwyfhammer7191]

Der Mann ist immer noch so gut, wie vor 40 Jahren. Da kann sich Robert Plant verstecken!!! Danke

[@ballcleaners6654]

Chris Cornell brought me here. Just beautiful

[@MrGreens4]

Friend passed that night. Elements in the night didn't agree but was playable RIP WILLIAM HUMMEL JR

[@tonyajohnson7948]

The man is amazing!

[@septicflesh9751]

Thx for uploading man :)

[@robreigns5357]

2024 still one of my favorite songs 🔥

[@rdel714]

This video has been on for 12 years and has barely broke a hundred thousand there has been a total of two reaction videos done in the world to his songs. There are videos of a dog farting the eclipses the career of this Legend? Terri Reed turn down deep purple and Led Zeppelin and yet nobody knows who he is what alone the fact that he's better now at the age of like 120 then any of those bands were in their Prime😂❤

[@james1stful]

SO DAMN BEAUTIFUL !!!!

[@KEEPINGITRILL]

What a legend🙏🏻

[@ccmjflynn]

Still sounding great...what a voice

[@Pierfree89]

damn still that voice for this nice song

[@tacey505]

followed him int he way back, SO nice to know he hasnt lost a stich (hehe), played with stones when 15, wiki it

[@BarryHawk]

Guy is unique, a force of nature, he's lost a lot of his range but he's actually a more compelling performer now than before. A cut above the rest.

[@roberthall1569]

Underrated Master

[@idiotman666]

His voice is just as haunting as it's always been.

[@jonlee4755]

11 two chains fans. Love you Terry!!!

[@gronolachunks]

The devils rejects brought me here and to many others.

[@gudgengrebe]

It’s a beautiful song

[@SuperMcabral]

Awesome!

[@OMONSTROBR]

a genius

[@misspellany1503]

As good as ever!

[@sarabe9]

Oh we are what we are when in danger And we are as we stand head in hand When a friend brings to light On a cold silver knife You can stare your fate right into his hand -Into his hand Oh we are what we are when we're made to Be the sole owning guardians of land And there's always advice On a cold winter's night That your dreams are just an island in the sands Way out in the sand Don't it seem so strange How it just don't change, yeah Things just stay the same As they've always been Some of us are out to win And some of us are out just to aim Just out to aim Oh we are what we are when we're praying In our own way of seeking some light May the mission bell still ring Of the colourful dreams In the faith that everyone will be treated right Will be treated right On a cold cold night Will be treated right Hell, I hope that everybody Will be treated right, yeah Will be treat right On a cold, cold, cold, night Will be treated right

[@sumsheekirken1549]

You go, Man.

[@CharlesBeChillin]

He played it slower than the studio version, and it was a nice touch.

[@keithcooke7577]

YAH...!!!! This is SO F'n COOL....!!! Terry, one of the greatest of ALL TIME...!!!!

[@rdel714]

This video has been on for 12 years and has barely broke a hundred thousand there has been a total of two reaction videos done in the world to his songs. There are videos of a dog farting the eclipses the career of this Legend? Terri Reed turn down deep purple and Led Zeppelin and yet nobody knows who he is what alone the fact that he's better now at the age of like 120 then any of those bands were in their Prime😂❤

[@AlmightyTod]

Timeless

[@Tull1996]

This was a great song when he originally wrote it....fantastic...but there's something more "real" to it when someone who's older with more "life experience" sings it....it's like he knew the words when he was 25 (or however old he was at the time)....but now, he's LIVED the words. It also helps that he still has the voice. ;-)

[@fradaja]

stil got it

[@user-gu5pq8gy8g]

Вот это творчество, мать вашу!!!

[@WhereIsMyVan]

The 25th Anniversary Byron Bay Bluesfest, Easter 2014 wants you to come Downunder. Mr Plant was here last year, but all of us 70's peace & Lovechild's prefer you!

[@Phil-tb2yz]

Heartbreakingliy beautiful, the best unkown best singer

[@tumble444]

wow. just a thought. Has Mr Page ever teamed up? Might be a way forward.