Eddie Money - Live concert at the Agora Ballroom in Ohio - 3/20/79

A live taping of the rock and roll concert by Eddie Money and his band at the Agora Ballroom in Ohio. I believe this is from 1979. Some wow and flutter from the old VHS tape but still a nice nostalgic look back at one of rock's most notable singers.

[@IamAlly90]

That’s my dad playing guitar on Eddie’s right! 😍 I love finding these gems on KZbin. Still can’t believe it’s been a year since Eddie passed. He was such an incredibly nice guy.

[@andrewbarbantini717]

Thanks for dropping by. Nice to see some connection in the postings I upload. And, yes, we all miss Eddie.

[@CP-ex1py]

Jimmy Lyon is your Daddy? Much respect to you and him!..What an awesome guitar player! His leads are memory makers and amazing... I lived and breathed their music as a teenager in Ft.Worth...77- ..top off my CJ and "Life for the Taking" playing on High for all to enjoy!! Now...Those were the days..

[@frednoble1833]

WOW ive seen you prevuys comments. Love him. God blees him. You. And yoyr DAD. Obe of ny heroes. From 5he 7os. Fred noble. Nightfencer gatekeeper. BOSTON. Braintree holbrook. Ge will ALWAYS R O CK ON. DOWN HERE ABD IN H HEAVEN

[@IamAlly90]

@@CP-ex1py Lol sorry to disappoint but Dave Lewark is my dad, the guitarist on the other side with the Les Paul. 😄

[@rayfabris2512]

very nice

[@JWCFB]

He was the number one rocker for me in my youth. I still listen to his music all the time and I'm 63 years old now.

[@brianjohnson5995]

61 here too. It was th eff soundtrack to my high school years. Way better music then. You could sing along, play along, or dance to it.

[@soko63]

Haha I’m 62 so I have you both beat. I remember this taping like yesterday. It was my senior year in high school. This was taped at the Cleveland Agora on east 24th. For several years one of the local television stations in conjunction with our great radio station, WMMS, would tape shows and show them on a Saturday night from 11:30 until 1:00am. They showed some awesome shows. Todd Rundgren, Ian Hunter, Hall and Oates, Wet Willy, and more. All national heavy hitters. The Agora was relatively small. Held maybe 600-675 comfortably. Saw many acts there. Unfortunately it burnt down around 1984. It has since located to Euclid ave. Not the same. Much bigger venue. I will never forget the Cleveland Agora on 24th. So many memories that I will cherish for the rest of my life!

[@DEATHVIPER1777]

Me too! I’m 59.

[@theresabaldizan1892]

I'm the same age as you are love me some Eddie Money he was an awesome singer I would jam to his music I think my favorite is Hold on and this one and Shaking

[@debbiepalladino4950]

Eddie and the entire band left their souls on the stage every night. He put everything out there for the fans!

[@kenperkins7921]

The agora turned out tobe the the place to kick,it! In the SUPER 70S, WITH EDDIE!😅

[@harmonicpatternsOfficial]

Look kids, no cell phones! RIP Mr. $

[@maxx7743]

When I listen to Eddie Money my neighbors listen as well! Turn it up!

[@davidmatthews1710]

I am coming over with the beer!!!!!!! Turn it up!!!!!!

[@maxx7743]

@@davidmatthews1710 let's do it! Crank it up! "She was shaking snapping her fingers"

[@carisamcmillen5166]

God Bless you Eddie 😘😘❤️❤️

[@infiniti1706]

Im 67...and still playing Eddie Money on my turn table.

[@latkagravas9011]

Eddie's a great song writer. This was back when stars actually had talent.

[@SS-dr1hx]

Cardi B , Lady GaGa , Taylor Swift , Bruno Mars. You need to open your eyes , so much talent in today's music. The 60's hippies turned into mellow music for the 70's FM radio. boredom.

[@johnbook3702]

Cardi B, Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift suck

[@SS-dr1hx]

@@johnbook3702 Ok , I'll question your comment? Taylor is one of the biggest stars in ages. She writes her own music and is amazing. Lady GaGa can sing with anyone and is also amazing and a class act. Much like Amy Winehouse was. Cardi B is the future, so you best get use to it.

[@nigel900]

Amen brother.... He was a class act, when rock-n-roll still had plenty of it.

[@heartfanjim01]

@@SS-dr1hx today's music is pure boredom. Most are formulaic autotune tripe.

[@HerAeolianHarp]

RIP to an honest man and honest musician who lived for his music. He seemed so shaken up when disclosing his news recently, but so brave and noble for doing it. He gave my childhood in these years so much rockin good legitimate joy. I hope Eddie is savoring his ticket to paradise.

[@oppothumbs1]

My favs by Eddie are Shakin' and Baby Hold on to Me. I don't know if I can go deep into his albums but the guy's charisma, gestures, mouth movements, and overall performances are top of the heap and deserve Hall of Fame. And he really went out to show love to his fans. Joan Jett in the Hall and not Eddie? A good song by Eddie is Walk on Water but Eddie regrets writing it. "Everybody really likes 'Walk on Water,'" he said, "and I hate singing 'Na na na na na na na na na. I feel really silly singing the song, but you gotta go out there and do the songs that they love. [Sings] Na na na na na na na na na. I mean, come on. You try doing that for 30 years in a row. It's not even a lyric. It was supposed to be a horn part, but the horn player never showed up, so I had to do it with my mouth."

[@etodd568]

Very well said and he did the same exact to my childhood.....The Money Man never lost his voice like other rock and rollers he had that voice and sax & harmonica playing just like he did in the 70's & 80's

[@JimMacDougall-r6i]

The other side is peaceful

[@BunneRabb]

I was at this show. He paved the place. I did a lot of gigs in this room, met my ex-wife here, saw a lot of shows as a patron, also. We miss ya, Eddie. Rest easy, man, you kicked the shit out of it. : )

[@1978soloalbums]

Bunne Rabb was it sold out? How many people did it hold? Who else played there in the 80s?

[@BunneRabb]

@@1978soloalbums Eddie was, yeah... Most of the shows were. Lessee, Cheap Trick w/ the Dictators and Cheap Trick opened and blew them off the stage. A band I worked with called American Noise with a band called Blue Angel opening. It was Cyndi Lauper's band and she arrived sick as a dog, spent preshow bent over a vaporizer and went out and also paved the place. Springsteen, The Raspberries, Southside Johnny, I'm pretty sure Lou Reed did, the Runaways, Big Country (an interesting story behind that one) and a whole lot of artists got their start there in the '70s and early '80s. i.pinimg.com/originals/2e/e8/92/2ee8926ad3f8512fc9c2b209bcdb6233.jpg

[@soko63]

The great Cleveland Agora

[@soko63]

@@BunneRabb you are correct In fact Lou Reed played the Agora twice. Back in 1980 and 1984ish. In 1980 he did two shows. One at 8pm and 11pm. Touring the “Growing Up in Public “ album and “New Sensations” album in 1984. The 84 show was a WMMS Coffee Break Concert that became very popular for several years in the early 80’s. I was at both shows!

[@kdrew-feed]

35:50 He certainly didn't let life pass him by. Condolences to his family. RIP Eddie Money

[@gr.vo.3058]

Heart and Soul Rock -N- Roll forever...Keep Rock- in the after life Eddie!!!

[@musicalSFCat]

Another great song where Jimmy Lyons lays down such a soulful guitar solo.

[@singboy54]

Daniel Lars Jimmy was a bad ass!

[@thobbs4526]

💔💔💔

[@TJGornik61]

Mahoney had a real soft spot for Cleveland, he liked our golf courses too! Clevelanders could identify with his persona, down to earth, from the heart. He always gave a killer show every time, left it all on the stage. Another chunk of my life gone but not forgotten

[@gr.vo.3058]

Heart and Soul Rock -N- Roll!!!!

[@TheGoose50]

Now if the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame would finally give him his just reward

[@gregvoloshen3065]

@@TheGoose50 In cant beleive he's not even in the RRHOF. That's total Bullsh*t.

[@rokyericksonroks]

TJGornik61 Yes, but tell us, did he ever stay at Swingo’s Celebrity Inn?

[@TJGornik61]

@@rokyericksonroks I think it was the Tick Tock Tavern

[@allesynwilke2733]

Love jimmy Lyons great guitarist

[@robertkraft2689]

allesyn wilke. YES; .. Jimmy. FAN from The Beginning. Take Care.

[@robertkraft2689]

allesyn wilke. ...ALWRITE the Set Lest RULES. Just Listened, and Watched. $$$. BOBZGT.

[@larrycaraballo1747]

@@robertkraft2689 he's been a favorite of mine for a long time. He's a hell of a guitarist.

[@BluesLicks101]

Agreed! Jimmy deserves a LOT more recognition!

[@StephenDoty84]

@@BluesLicks101 2:44 best live version I've heard of this solo.

[@666kr]

In 1978 my Sister in law got me tickets for Saturday night live.Eddie Money was the musical guest and he was the first rock band I ever saw live.I will never forget that St Patrick's day the rest of my life.The show also did the cheese burger act and the Blues Brothers performed for us only before the show. Thank you Sharon .

[@davidkastin4240]

My hometown boy with 11 top 40 hits will be sorely missed 😪 R.I.P.

[@laneonguitar64]

Eddie and Jimmy Lyons on guitar, another reason of love to play.

[@kevindunleavy854]

Eddie was a good acquaintance of mine.We talked about 5 or 6 times after shows at the Agora in Youngstown,Ohio and and a show in Orlando.At the show in Orlando he recognised me in the crowd during the show and said "Do I know you ? " A year later we meet again at a BBQ Fest in Boardman,Ohio.Cool guy,we always had good talks.R.I.P. EDDIE !

[@davidpantoja676]

Glad i saw him in the 70's and 80's so 😥 he's gone. Rip Eddie Money

[@MotownGuitarJoe]

Jimmy Lyon was a MONSTER guitarist.

[@stephenh1387]

My man Eddie RIP love you! My EM story : It was a all night thunderstorm in Philly 1990’s club was Trocadero the storm was so bad flooding etc, had tickets we went to the show and there were only like 25 people who showed due to the severe bad weather but Eddie showed up and played for us! And he rocked!

[@devonnemarcove5104]

RIP Money Man.. Love your blue eyed Soul.. 🙏💋 Jimmi Lyons ROCKS! 🎸

[@clemguitar63]

You meant to say, (James Douglas Lyon) Jimmy Lyon ROCKS!

[@devonnemarcove5104]

@@clemguitar63 actually his name was Jimmy Lyons. Not Lyon. So you can go now. Lol

[@devonnemarcove5104]

@@clemguitar63 is class dismissed now? Lol

[@heartfanjim01]

@@devonnemarcove5104 no his last name was Lyon. But you knew Jimmy Lyons was a sax player.

[@FlyingGemSparkly]

Hate to state a sad reality but our rock n roll heroes are going to be leaving us at a heartbreakingly rapid pace so we gotta see them every chance we can when they come around. RIP Money man! 😎🥺😢

[@bluevictory1010]

True, and sad to say that alot of them have already passed away.

[@elizabethbox4464]

It saddens me when I think of what we'll eventually be left with once these true rockers are gone....

[@simpleman283]

The real sad shit is that we are soon to follow, but the really good stuff is that we were here to enjoy some of the very best music ever..

[@joerectifier]

All Hail Jimmy Lyon….that’s not to put others down, but Jimmy was spectacularly under-appreciated. Tone, taste and excellent phrasing!

[@invincible7447]

It is So Good to read the Comments, "All Respect" Thanks love from Persian kid of Minnesota!! Two Tickets to Paradise !!

[@lostinspacerobinson1527]

SKOL my Viking brother, Eddie was a true rocker , miss him ...

[@johnskowronski4906]

Do you have anymore vidiosthis wAs .my childhood

[@wtaylorg]

It was 1977 and Jimmy Lyon’s guitar sound when I was 13 was like the greatest thing I ‘d ever heard at that time. I asked my mom if I could see Eddie Money at the Cleve Public Hall with Santana, Gary Wright. Baby hold on, one of my favorite songs.

[@christophercarpenter2496]

My favorite memory of Eddie is from The World Series of Rock, 1978 He opened and his 1st song was Wanna Be a Rock and Roll Star. It was my first stadium concert! Perfect introduction to a lifelong journey into attending live concerts. Forty-four years later, Rock and Roll is what keeps this old man alive and excited to see the memories unfold like it was yesterday. R.I.P. EDDY! You are missed much.

[@boatsonsand]

I was there!!!! Was about 15 ft from the stage right in front of Eddie! I bet this is a show close in time to the World Series of Rock show, which was Aug 26, '78. Richie Havens, Eddie, The Cars, Todd Rundgren and Utopia(they were in the area doing tapings and recording for his LP to come, Back to the Bars, and he got in the show when J Geils cancelled-thank God, I hated Geils). Bob Welch and my FaveS Fleetwood Mac rounded out the concert.

[@kenperkins7921]

Never knew what would happen in the SUPER 70S!😂

[@dackrambo8779]

Hey are is your Dad Dave (Lewark) or Jimmy (Lyons)? I'm guessing you are a Lewark 👍😢 Your dad texted me less than a week ago. I left Eddie and joined Santana on guitar and keys....your Dad took my place in the Eddie Money Band. I was there...I played guitar and Hammond B3 with the first touring band...did the show you are reminiscing about. Added note...I wrote 'Wanna Be A Rock n Roll Star' with Ed😜 actually started playing with him in 1970...we had a band called The Rockets...killer band if I do say so myself ;-))

[@dackrambo8779]

I was there...I played guitar and Hammond B3 with the first touring band...did the show you are reminiscing about...Added note...I wrote 'Wanna Be A Rock n Roll Star' with Ed😜 actually started playing with him in 1970...we had a band called The Rockets...killer band if I do say so myself ;-))

[@dackrambo8779]

I was there...I played guitar and Hammond B3 with the first touring band...did the show you are reminiscing about...'The World Series of Rock'! Added note...I wrote 'Wanna Be A Rock n Roll Star' with Ed😜 actually started playing with him in 1970...played bass and keys in a band we had called 'The Rockets'...killer band if I do say so myself ;-))

[@chucktheodopolis2747]

EDDIE MONEY THE QUINTESSENTIAL @t OF ROCK AND ROLL REST IN PEACE EDDIE MONEY 09/13/19 YOU GAVE US ALL JOY AND HAPPINESS YOU WILL LIVE ON IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER !!!

[@kitkattbar176]

A legend. My first concert at 15. Never to be forgotten.

[@carlosaguilar6589]

Eddie in his Prime a True Rockstar R.I.P. Brother -CA

[@eandatoo]

Jimmy Lyon played that solo exactly note for note just like the studio version. You don’t hear many guitar players reproducing the sound live on stage.

[@CommishTV]

R.I.P. Eddie Setlist for this concert: 0:00 Intro 1:04 Two Tickets To Paradise 5:12 Can't Keep A Good Man Down 8:57 Baby Hold On 12:40 Call On Me 19:21 Maybe I'm A Fool 22:20 Wanna Be A Rock And Roll Star 27:24 Back To New York 29:46 Rock And Roll The Place 32:55 Gamblin' Man 35:51 Life For The Taking 41:57 You've Really Got A Hold On Me

[@richardmaslinski422]

CommishTV Polk it grei

[@lostinspacerobinson1527]

Don't forget one of my favourites, it's a hard life , great tune !!!

[@thobbs4526]

Awesome, thank you. God, they’re all leaving us. Still, it was a great time to be young.

[@JohnDoe-jc3cl]

Commish Thanks for your time and effort

[@GeoZero]

No auto tune. No in ear monitors. No scantily clad gogo dancers. Just Raw rock n roll.

[@crapple009]

Rather than being tattoo-riddled and baseball-capped, many bands then actually dressed sharp for the stage. And then the natural women!

[@johnjosephmercadante6664]

When this man passed I felt as though a bit of my youth was gone. Cruzin with the guys, when Eddy Money came on someone always said Hey, crank that up! I had an equalizer/ amplifier. God must have saved my hearing.

[@goonsquad2.023]

Very cool. The Agora Ballroom and WMMS the home of the Buzzard!!!!

[@lostinspacerobinson1527]

Yep , I'm from Youngstown too ...

[@Jessica_Roth]

0:00 -introduction 1:03 -Two Tickets to Paradise 5:05 -Can't Keep a Good Man Down 8:55 -Baby Hold on to Me 12:28 -Call on Me

[@babayaga1767]

i met jimmy lyon at a party right about this time. we became friends and hung out all night. he was running sound for a friends band. when i met him he was wearing a 3 piece suit and tie with no shirt on. he was a nut bar but in a good way.

[@billwren5033]

Man he sounded great live

[@GeorgeAllanPortraits]

RIP my friend.. Loved the shows as always.. I 'm in the 4 row .. so many years ago!

[@lostinspacerobinson1527]

I'm from Youngstown, I've seen him live too , excellent showman and his band absolutely rocks it live !!!

[@aaronjiron6396]

Rock and roll Eddie thank you I'll playing your albums forever r.i.p

[@saltifish]

Even here in Australia, we loved Eddie's songs, voice and stage performance. What a star 🌟!

[@enriquegilmour]

Someone invited me to see Eddie Money live in concert in the late 90s or early 2000s, and being the metal head that I was and still am, I told them no, I'm good. Then I thought about it, and I wasn't doing anything else that night, and I love live music, so I said sure. I wasn't expecting to like the show that much, but I ended up having a great time, and he was really, really good.

[@onetahammond8202]

I remember being a teenager at school and my art teacher Mr Guzman would have the radio going and Eddie Money songs would come on the radio, I couldn't help but to sing along with his songs and when I was at home is songs would come on the radio and I would dance to his songs his songs were so easy going to listen. I had the pleasure of seeing Eddie Money in concert so many years later it was so wonderful to actually dance to his music and have him actually seeing me dance instead of dancing at home by myself like I did when I was younger and he had his daughter up on stage with him and she can sing as good as her dad. After his concert he had photos of him and his daughter that people could buy and he would sign them right in front of you, he was an easy spoken person and you could tell that he loved his fans. Rest in peace Eddie money and thank you for the many years of wonderful songs that you created for people to dance too. I will always love dancing to your songs. Love you always.❤🥺

[@thehitchslap]

His tie isn't on his shirt. Loove it!!!

[@edwardhayden5188]

thehitchslap 😂

[@ilovemycountrybeautifulame9825]

Always an original he was! Got to see him in '85. He loved his audience. Then I read an interview from '99, he said his wife hates his fans. (SFGate.com)

[@sheliafrench7857]

I Love My Country, Beautiful America Yeah he did love his fans he always had time for them they said he’s very humble man a lot of people in the industry really talked a while about him but he never forgot his roots he never became this big time people like some artist do like I’m begging you were little that he was still just a regular guy from New York and the sad thing about his wife is the fans are giving them that beautiful lifestyle they have that she’s come accustomed to that’s what really sucks but it’s not about her it’s about him and he appreciated us and that’s all that matters shit I was watching their show the other day she really gave him a lot of crap

[@theuniverseinstereo3453]

Mr Money was one of the greatest American song writers and performers ever, this was the soundtrack of my teenage years. R. I. P. Eddie.

[@GoGreen-l7e]

I have been listening to him all day, what a great soul!

[@singboy54]

Bugsea It’s been almost a week and I’m still listening. Such a cool, soulful voice!

[@lostinspacerobinson1527]

Same here !! I seen him in Boardman Ohio in 97 /98 ,great concert , absolutely rocked the house !!!!

[@mikeclancy1930]

So many could find this in themselves. This person felt ok belting out musically and he was blessed in many directions,and spread his gift .

[@AlmostReady504]

So many great GREAT songs of our generation. Thank you and God bless you Eddie

[@mhubbard58]

Love Jimmy Lyon! Eddie always had a great guitarist. I saw him once when his lead guitarist was Pat Travers!

[@mustlovepretzels]

Pat Travers was Eddie Money's guitarist?

[@johnbougae8314]

@@mustlovepretzels yes on one tour way back, it was incredible.

[@joelpanettaonline]

@@mustlovepretzels Jimmy Lyon was his original guitar player for at least the first three albums and tours.

[@feellucky271]

I have also seen Pat Travers play for Ben Orr of The Cars in solo gigs. Boom Boom out go the lights. RIP Benny Eleven Letters

[@cosmicsunbeams]

❤ Eddie Money❤

[@oldmcmetal3688]

Next stop Rock `n`Roll heaven! R.I.P. Eddie!

[@Hummingbirds2023]

HE WAS ONE OF US.... LOVED HIS MUSIC.. HAPPY MEMORIES OF MY YOUTH AND HIS, THANK YOU EDDIE MONEY!! Rest in peace,,

[@bigtexmacgonigle444]

Early Eddie Money rolling thru his hits of the day...love it. I saw him in Houston's Agora Ballroom with Delbert McClinton...November, 1980. R I P Eddie.

[@DropPCTV]

So sad that all these legends from the past are leaving us and they’re not being replaced by anyone worth anything. What happened to this good music? What do we have now. Where did it go? I just turned 50 in August so I was a little young to really get to enjoy this music, but I did enjoy it a little bit. It’s a shame my son will be 10 in February has really no good musicians to look up to.

[@stanesposito2664]

I saw him twice at the Agora in Youngstown, OH and one of the local colleges. Always loved his band and music. R.I.P.

[@lostinspacerobinson1527]

I'm from Youngstown, I live in mid Ohio now but I moved back to to y-town for a short while , any my brother worked at the beastro in Boardman in 97 I think , well me and my wife went and seen him there, standing room only ! It was on of the best concerts I ever seen , up close and personal, him and his band were phenomenal !! Got some great pics too , it was awesome,,, love ya Eddie $ , class act !!!!

[@ytown7729]

@@lostinspacerobinson1527 He loved playing in Youngstown. He played at the Maronite Center more than once i believe and downtown etc...

[@lostinspacerobinson1527]

@@ytown7729 he sure did ! He simply could rock !

[@tonycappiello8045]

thank you Eddie for great music

[@deborahnickrand4538]

I went to this concert---- met him briefly.

[@kathleensilva2414]

So sad watching this.He was a dear man.I loved his music.RIP Eddie.😥

[@BluesLicks101]

This video is likely the closest thing we'll get to a time machine. Thanks so much for posting it, rest easy Eddie!

[@rickiedecuir8596]

Saw him a day after hurricane Andrew passed 10$ ticket went to the relief fund, his wife gave birth next door at the hospital it was a boy that named him Andrew, great night and so were the next 2 weeks even without power in August it was peaceful quiet the Stars were so numerous in the cleared atmosphere, even destruction has a silver lining, Eddie you were always giving it all you got and loved your work, RIP hopefully in Trinidad. ♥️

[@CriticalThinker08]

Eddie was an amazing front man and unique rock talent. His backing players all top notch, hell of a live show here cool vibes for sure

[@upperleftcoastchelseafan7718]

I went to high school in the early 70's with the younger brother of guitarist Jimmy Lyon (blond guy playing the Strat), Jimmy used to come home and threaten to beat the crap out of us for messing with his gear. He was actually a pretty cool guy and he showed me how to play some licks. He remembered me years later when I had moved to Portland and he set me up with free backstage passes at a gig they were playing in Portland. One of my all time fav's from their catalog is 'Gimme Some Water', never gets played on the radio but it's a great rocker. Great band, loved Eddie's music. RIP Eddie.

[@MyXxx77]

Class act. I was so disappointed the he couldn't make the show in my home town opening for Van Halen in '79 when they had to postpone. Even more disappointed today. RIP Eddie.

[@georgefrazier8404]

Money Man when he was really on top of his game, That was Awesome...My Favorite.

[@jaimeamaya2679]

Jimmy Lyons was the reason Eddie's first 3 albums were his best, in my opinion. The solo on "In love again" and guitar work on "Get another girl" from the first album are awesome. Also the guitar solo on "Nobody" from the second album shows what an underrated guitar player Jimmy Lyons was. Love that straight forward good time rock and roll. RIP Eddie 🙏 🤘🏻✌🏼

[@zestydude87]

I was 9 years old and lived about 10 min away from the Agora when Eddie was in town...Rip and thanks for the great music and memories.

[@karencorbin533]

RIP Sweet Eddie, Love you always!

[@pwgasson]

This is the way i will always think of Eddie. So many hits, so little time.

[@thecrystalshipful]

RIP Eddie, your music will always be remembered.

[@markmedina5543]

SO SAD

[@clydevarken1756]

His first album was the first album I ever purchased.

[@brendaperez6967]

Good bye Eddie Money rip love peace forever

[@jesusheals2]

My first Eddie Money concert was just a few weeks before this on March 1st '79, warming up for Santana and a band called Sad Cafe warmed up for Eddie. I got to see him many times over the years and he and his band were always just as jamming and rowdy as any band they played in a festival with, even Carlos and that's not easy. I saw him at least 5 times once on the acoustic tour. He had such a good heart and spirit-in the old days people could party hard and still be good at times. The unique soul and voice and spirit he had is a thing of the past sadly. Absolutely the good man is in Heaven with his friends. Never heard a bad word said about him, his concerts, or his talent. Good man!

[@richardfurlott4243]

I met Eddie at Chicago radio station in1983 he was a true gentleman , and signed a beautiful autograph I have had framed for many years ! R I P .

[@phoenixrise3126]

Wow this band is really good live! Eddie Money was really a talent with a great voice. When you can sing and improvise like that live THAT IS REAL TALENT.

[@unclexeres]

Winterland staple, how spoiled we were back then. Santana was also the house band under the late, great Bill Graham. Good times and sooooo long ago.

[@garyweaver5398]

Great City. Great place. Great shows. Great memories. Now it's a great parking lot on the campus of Cleveland State University. LoL.

[@lostinspacerobinson1527]

No shit, wow I'm from Youngstown, but live in mid Ohio now ,,,, the agora is gone?

[@lbm5618]

The wow and flutter is the best part of this video, it makes it all the more real!

[@davidlowe9883]

I saw him at the Dallas Agora in 79! Those were the days!

[@robertjrynes7337]

I have a recording of this through the radio, one of my favorites

[@dragonflyflutterby2952]

Eddie was so unique . He has a one of a kind voice and he’s a great musician along with the band too of course. The crowd were just sitting down when they started playing but by the end of the gig they were up and singing. Good to see. 🩵✨🙏🏼🎙️

[@kevinherd3437]

Saw him many times but the first 2 while he was blowing up, great band, great show w/3 encores and he played a mean sax

[@BillyDean-wn8to]

I saw Eddie at The Bottom Line open up for Nils and I saw Eddie ìn New Jersey and Long Island where he was the sĥow and he was flawless ❤ RIP my musical brother 😢

[@GeorgeAllanPortraits]

Andrew.. You Rock!! I was at that show, I found myself near the front, I was only 19.. 58 now.. remember then show just like your video shows.. great show. Thanks many times.. weird to go back so long and see this..it was before cancer ..wow!

[@j13more38]

WOW IM ACTUALLY SPEECHLESS ... I HAVE THIS ON LOOP .. I CANT STOP LISTENING ... HANDS DOWN EPIC ... WHAT AN AMAZING BAND PERIOD ALL OF EM JUST KILLED THIS ... NO WONDER .. THEY WERE ALL PREDESTINED TO MAKE IT .. ITS PERFECTION IMHO ... RIP EDDIE GODSPEED ... WOW WHAT SET OF LUNGS BOY HE COULD REALLY SING I ONLY KNEW WHAT THE RADIO PLAYED ... DO GLAD I DISCOVERED THIS ... THANKS SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS ... THIS CAN NEVER BE FORGOTTEN ...

[@duckdodger3080]

Where did all those wonderful years go Eddie you made great music and we will miss you . Let these young musicians learn from you and continue Rock and Roll the way you played it !

[@canismajordogcoach]

Looks, talent , charisma and stage presence, Eddie had it all. Blue eyed soul at its finest. Thank you Eddie for the amazing music and memories. . RIP to this legend.

[@rodrigoguzmanleroy4915]

when i was 13 i remeber listen Baby Hold On...and my life never gonna be the same...good trip to eternity man...and very very thank you.

[@Bullitt2024]

My Highschool yearbook quote was "It's a life for the Taking but you can't keep a Good Mand Down".

[@pilsnrimgaard2507]

What a tragic loss. loved Eddie and his music. Some of this was the music I learned to play drums to. RIP Mr. Mahoney. You will be missed!

[@bigfrank1010]

I was there great show 🎸🚔

[@mike042465]

i remember, when i was young in eastlake, i heard that channel 5 was broadcasting eddie at the agora. i begged my mom to let me stay up late and watch eddie money. she said yes. i still recall. my brother and i had chores every saturday morning, more often than not i had the first side of his first allbum blaring on my stereo. many of his song were on the soundtrack of my youth. when he passed i felt like a part of my past took a huge hit. he'll be missed.

[@EC66OK]

Jimmy Lyons with that Boogie tone in '79, and at 16:16 he's so smooth that he never lost the ash during his solo. HAHA

[@TheMorganMonroeShow]

Rest easy Eddie. You are already missed my friend......

[@jackkennedy9209]

I feel lucky to have seen Eddie back in 1989 when he toured with Cheap Trick on the Lap of Luxury Tour. He gave it his all on that night and it was s shame he didn't get to play a little longer as the opener, but the fans loved him.. Was hoping to have seen him again after that, but I never got the chance. Sad he is gone, but he lived well and didn't disappoint any night he went on stage. Thanks for posting this early concert of his, so many great songs by an underrated performer. I always considered him the "hardest working guy in Rock "N Roll" Thanks for the timeless music Eddie.

[@danfranco6008]

Saw him open for the STONES Then 2 shows at The Rainbow Music Hall in Denver with good good friends this brought back great memories 🙌👍❤ Thank you for the ride Eddie R.I.P. 😔🎤🙏🏽😔

[@rubysein]

RIP Mr.Eddie Money I like to listen to your songs too (Indeed you are 2 years younger than me and my twin's sister Jessie ) ..Sending my deep condolence to your family ...

[@carolwilson7925]

Went to this concert with my best friend at the time, quick glimpse of us in line, sad news today tugged at my heart more than a little.......

[@TJGornik61]

I was there too, Coffee Break Concerts were the best! Funny Money was a regular joe and he had a soft spot for Cleveland

[@robplante8631]

@@TJGornik61 Ed was beloved in Detroit as well...l think he was the adopted son of every mid-West lunch bucket town. Saw him numerous times and it still guts me when l think about him and realize he is gone. An all-timer in my books!

[@BRUTUSPLAC]

I'm 50 ...and this was 38 years ... THANK YOU SSSSSSWWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTTTTTTTTTT !!!!!!

[@ronniewoodinsteadofmt2615]

I was there . Yep . He also came back to Youngstown many times . Later in life he brought Benny Mardones with him and Benny Sang as well.

[@PeachPie9]

Into the Night, aaahhh 💋

[@jill7997]

The year I was born. Grew up on his music, always takes me back!

[@cindyrella24673]

This is great, I wish someone would remaster it.

[@7389]

I spent many hours listening to him in the '70's and early '80's, his music brought a lot of happiness to many. I was so sad to hear that he left us, he was one of a kind.

[@neilouellette3004]

Saw Eddie a few times in the late 70's and mid 80's. Had front row on Boston Common Can't Hold Back Tour 1987. Great showman on that stage. Saw him one last time backing up REO Speedwagon in 1994. RIP Eddie Money from all of us!

[@carlygtr554]

Been looking for this show for decades! Thanks!

[@andrewbarbantini717]

My pleasure.

[@avolite719]

Funny, because this concert footage is over decades old.

[@tonycrump9028]

Somebody should get a Boatload of BIMBO CAKES FROM OHIO, JUST FOR SAVING AND POSTING THIS!! GO OHIO!