Ep 80 - The Midnight Special | August 9, 1974

[@Fred-ql3gq]

The original and best funk band of all-time! Sly was such a ground-breaking musician. Can't overstate it.

[@Magnetron33]

100% Correct. e pretty much invented Disco, but was sooo much more than that. Rock /jazz/fumk

[@SwampEye1]

Absoulutly ... and Stevie Wonder

[@jaynefulton473]

One of the greatest shows I've seen!

[@nick-dq1hh]

Let’s get real, for more instinctual rhythm and energy is James Brown and his varying bands. Sly was more in the loose era where the energy isn’t as intense. Not to take away from anything they did put it’s more leading off from funk that was solidified before it, and they made it more “modern”

[@johnvarney3750]

His earlier pre-fame music is even more interesting. He even wrote a song in Locrian mode!!

[@Pablo668]

More talent on one stage than in most of the music industry today.

[@louise_rose]

Cheering Nixon out of the White House, he had left earlier that day. :) Amazing round of the programme, indeed!

[@grifftrain]

So many great musicians on one show. I was 7 years old. I probably thought music was always gonna be this good and diverse PS… I like the hat Lowell George was wearing

[@horaciodortona574]

The 70s wouldn't have been the 70s without Sly and the Family Stone. Right On Brother. 🪩

[@devininman]

Saturday Night Was Rocking On NBC 4 I Was 14 Years Old The Good Old Days

[@steveanthrop8475]

Sly, Elvin and Little Feat on ONE show?! Holy Sh**! Too much greatness!

[@tixximmi1]

Saw Zappa a dozen times. Saw Bishop nearly 20 times Permanent opener.

[@nellymoriarty_5783]

Exactly

[@scottwilliams8334]

Seen all 3 numerous times. Saw Little Feat from the first row of a small club with my feet on the stage. Wet Willie and the Marshall Tucker Band were also on the bill.

[@petehuckleberry5068]

High as a kite and I love him! Rose and Cynthia too! No one will ever compare to sly and his band!

[@stseinyt]

And, some of the audience members were probably high too

[@Cap683]

Little Feat was on every turntable in every apartment and dorm room when I was in college. Good times never to come back.

[@robmatlock7675]

A lady at the "Bark in the park" festival today with a terrier named "Dixie" in a chicken suit. she says, "Little Feet" is one of my favorite bands, 🤣 You can't make this stuff up!

[@suburban60sKid]

No overdubs, auto-tune, recorded samples. What a great time for music. Today's generation hopefully appreciates these performances are the real deal. Five years later Prince would appear on the scene and channel the entire Family Stone with his multi-instrument talent and stage presence.

[@jornfox3545]

Watchin Lowell and Little Feat bringin a tear to my eyes. God bless you brother.

[@Tonymanero1960]

Bill Payne on keyboards is insane.

[@dwaynejessome1728]

never forget Richie Hayward!!

[@randb4865]

Boomshakalakalaka, boomshakalakalaka... 😎👍

[@Jeffrey.Seelman]

Sly those outfits are so cool. It was good to be alive in the 70s. Thanks Midnight Special. Another Rocker.

[@djtforever1414]

The day this aired was Nixon's last day as president.

[@barrymorgenstein201]

Shame . Love Nixon

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Tricky Dicky, wow, thanks for the reminder. When I was 14 in 1973, I was visiting my grandma in a small town in Wyoming. She baked me and my cousins a delicious pistachio pudding green cake, called “Watergate Cake.” I asked her why it was called this? “Because it has Secret Ingredients” was her reply 🤭 😁 grandma had a great sense of humor. Thanks for the memory jolt.

[@barrymorgenstein201]

Who cares?

[@barrymorgenstein201]

That's what you get from all of this great music? You must be a Dem

[@barbiedahl]

​@@barrymorgenstein201still coping 50 years later?

[@BCTGuitarPlayer]

Elvin was the most fun concert at Winterland. Entire place would rock its socks off. That melody n harmony double slide work was unique to that band!

[@crlaw75]

Nice to see Elvin Bishop perform songs before his big hit "Fooled Around and Fell in Love" a year later.

[@Magnetron33]

I saw them in about 77 or so and the harmony slide was completely unique and so wel done. Can't remeber the other guitarists name but they were really good together

[@cleatington]

tight! always a motivator ole elvin. these guys really rocked it in the day. nice mix from the day.

[@hollygolightly7475]

Oh Sly! In all his sequin glory! We love you so much ❤❤ the genius of funk nobody was ever as exciting to watch!!

[@Gammajogsmusiclibrary]

Fantastic show, what great performances. Got to love seeing Sly in his get up, beautiful !

[@SwampEye1]

he's so cool, taking the stage like a pro ... man he was cool

[@PoundTown595]

That performance of Willin is out-of-this-world good.

[@covers_girl]

Think it was Sam Clayton with the mouth effects. He's finally after all these years fronting the band singing classic blues

[@MisterBeauJanGels]

Dallas Alice and Two-Cum Carrie!

[@Tonymanero1960]

My girlfriend and I traveled Route 66 recently through New Mexico and played this while driving Tucumcari.

[@ianman15]

Linda Ronstadt did a really good recording of that song. It appears on her “Heart Like A Wheel” album.

[@louise_rose]

Great show - was this actually broadcast live at the same late hour as it aired, or was it taped a day or two earlier?

[@giraffebecky]

This is SO GREAT that someone is uploading these episodes! And FREE! Thank you! These old shows need to be preserved and RE-PREMIERED

[@drmarkintexas-400]

😎🏆⭐🙏🤗 If you looked in the dictionary for COOL, you'd see SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE. 😊

[@SteveKraus]

Sly and a great collection of 70's musicians. Thanks Midnight Special

[@sanjuro66]

MUSICAL TREASURE! Plain and simple. I sure miss the 70's.

[@Realmusiclover1957]

SLY and the Family Stone. Beautiful spirit! Real musicians, WOW! Great memories! God blessed me to live and witness Great musicians.

[@SwampEye1]

man this is new stuff from Sly, ... never seen this before ... the hottest and coolest stage walk on ever

[@Crankerny58]

Sly And The Family Stone Puttin' it Down for the Git Down!

[@frankstefini3392]

My very first concert was in 1973 Sly and the Family Stone in Austin, Texas. What an awesome show !

[@markgreen2238]

What a fabulous show. Superb line-up. Funky Sly..

[@everydaystuffandthingsguy4554]

Damn it! Just took a shower an hour ago and now I listened to this and I am all FUNKY! Good God!

[@littlebritain64]

I was an italian 10 yo at the time and already loved funky, r&b and soul since then. This is an awesome performance. Thanks for uploading!👍

[@rgfreese]

No one hit harder than Sly and the Family Stone in the 70’s

[@tubucoco]

This was just great times before drugs ruined and corrupted everyone, you can see the love everyone had for Sly as he was the man. Just beautiful times and beautiful music, everyone just vibing off each other and jamming out. Now this is what I call a real jam session! Amen

[@scottwilliams8334]

It wasn't before drugs and drugs didn't ruin everything. Greed did.

[@bernardk5189]

No, it was drugs. But no one will ever take Sly and his great music from us.

[@scottwilliams8334]

@@bernardk5189 No, Sly was getting high as a kite and still putting out great music. At first the weed scene in particular was pretty nice and loving. Until it became a greedy business. I don't know how old you are but I remember a different time. I'm 71.

[@bernardk5189]

@@scottwilliams8334 you know you shouldn't ask a man his age....lol Well I'm 70 and I remember those days, well some of it. Yeah the weed was there but when they moved out to L.A. in the late 60s the heavier drugs kicked in. Not just for him, others in the band too. Yes they continued to make great music, make money and spend it as soon as he got it. Not showing up for concerts, fighting with band members. That's not greed, that's drug addiction. Drug addicts don't think about greed, they think of just getting their drugs.

[@superhops1]

Everybody on stage was probably high. Where do think all that great music came from? Drugs have always played a big role in American music culture.

[@sandpointcinema7557]

That piano lead on Willin' is just awesome.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Wish I’d have been in the audience here, tonight. This show is ONE of the very best EVER! I saw Little Feat in Tulsa, OK in ‘78 @ the Cain’s Ballroom and LOVE Tulsa’s other favorite son~ Elvin Bishop 😍 that man can sure play the slide 🎸…! He’s performing a show in Tulsa at Will Rogers High School his alma mater, graduating in 1960, on 11/24 and I’m gonna be there, I hope! 😘

[@robmatlock7675]

I'm jealous, I would love to see that. On the subject of foosball, my brother and I would "supplement" our paychecks by hustling others out of theirs playing foosball. We would start Friday at the youth group game room, then we would take our winnings and head down Charles Page BLVD to the back of a barber shop and pick up some cash there, then head to a bar around 11th and Peoria, head over to a pool hall on Admiral. The owners never carded use because we were tall. We would end up with a couple of hundred bucks, you know: Gas, dope and whiskey money (I stole my beer from the Quik Trip I worked at 😮). One night one of our frequent victims Geoff came to the table with a guy we had not seen before, kinda looked to old to be in youth group. Geoff's dad was a senior vice president of Williams oil, so he had much money, but hated that he couldn't beat us. This was in January of 1977. Geoff asks, "Got your tickets to the Led Zeppelin concert at the Myriad in OKC?" I told him no, cause all the tickets sold in Tulsa were gone in less than half an hour and the resulting riot wrecked the Fairgrounds ticket booth. He says, "I have 2 here that I'll wager against your paychecks", then sets them on the table. My brother and I were excited, we beat this guy SO often. We served and got a quick point, we were ahead. My brother and the unknown guy faced each other up front Geoff and I were goalies. We served the ball and new guy makes an instant goal. Then he serves and hits the ball SO HARD it comes out their goal and he shoots it into our goal again, my brother is screaming at me to block the ball, but you can't block what you can't see! They or I should say HE scored 9 more unanswered points, Fame over. Geoff then grabs our cash and says," thanks for buying my dope for the concert" and walks off. Later his sister,who lived with her mom and didn't much like Geoff told us she thought it was dirty that he FLEW in a foosball champion from Dallas just to beat us once, his ego couldn't take us poor boys being better at anything than him. Long story I know.😁

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@robmatlock7675 Oh. My. Gosh. WTH? A rich daddy-baby boy, too?! Sounds like a Narcissist. Since I worked at the Williams Companies for many years starting in 1981, am curious if I knew Geoff’s dad? Do you remember his last name? What a story, Rob! You foosball hustler-entrepreneur. It never occurred to me to play for $$ back then, Cindy & I could have made some serious dough. We used to play at Siggy’s, Tornado of Tulsa and Good Times. When I came home my mom would condescendingly say “you smell like you’ve been in a pool hall!” because of the cigarette smoke, it stuck to everything. We sure had fun socializing and hanging out with friends 😁😁

[@robmatlock7675]

@@KittyGrizGriz Geoff's last name was West. We also bet on pinball and sometimes pool, but foosball was our major talent!🤓Geoff cosplayed Robert Plant, there was a slight resemblance with the blond hair. He was even a bigger doper than me, and my nickname in high school was "Smokie". He was so wasted onetime he almost fell down the stairs at the Climax Blues Band/Bad Company "Burning Sky" concert at the assembly center, lucky for him a rather large man was right behind him to catch him!🤕

[@fatherpeace6486]

Powerful performance by Sly and His Family

[@Fordham1969]

It's no surprise to hear Sly sounding great but the revelation to me here is Henry Gross, being only familiar with his hit Shannon it was very surprising to hear him rocking like this. They definitely have a great, authentic rock sound imo.

[@ronbo11]

I was impressed too! Love great that great power pop sound!

[@GreenManalishiUSA]

Henry Gross's sound is totally unexpected, not only because of how different it is from "Shannon" , but also considering that he got his professional start as a member of Sha Na Na!

[@rgfreese]

Love what Sly says at around 30:35 “Might as well get along. We ride together, we can get by together. What about that?”

[@MostlyBrenda]

Missed the premiere, but this may be the strongest episode yet! 👍👍 Strong from start to finish. Talent end to end. Thanks TMS!

[@markvonwisco7369]

You and I the same thought about 6 minutes apart based on the time stamps of our comments. 😅

[@garybuchanan6062]

Great live show. We miss you Sly.

[@markvonwisco7369]

Sly and the Family Stone were so damned funky! This just might be the best episode start to finish released so far! Little Feat's performance of Willin' gave me chills!

[@cyclesmoking]

What a great time for music! These Midnight Soecial episodes are gold! Live & uncut! Sly & the Family Stone, Elvin Bishop, Little Feat on the same card - - - incredible performances!

[@matthewbaduria]

It was amazing, great performers Great to see Sly in his boogie-down amazing.

[@theeeediotr]

I think Sly set the tone in the opening and got all the bands fired up. Elvin killed it!

[@musicalSFCat]

Very cool surprise. Bill Lordan (Robin Trower) playing drums with Legendary, "Sly" and the Family Stone. Little Feat, what a stellar addition. So many great legends on this show. Thank you!

[@St63420]

That's Bill Lordan on drums. James Dewar played bass for Robin Trower.😂.

[@musicalSFCat]

@@St63420, Good heavens. Bad mistake. Did actually mean, Bill Lordan. Saw Trower during "In City Dreams" '77 tour in San Francisco (Winterland). Corrected. Yikes! I'll never post comment again, while in altered state from surgery meds. LOL!

[@St63420]

​@@musicalSFCat No worries .😂. Rock on! Nice correction in your post.

[@jamesdewer]

​@@St63420That's James Dewer. I'm James Dewar lol.😂

[@cfibb]

And on bass here with Sly, Rustee Allen who went on to join Bill Lordan in Robin Trower's band for 2 albums (In City Dreams & Caravan to Midnight) plus touring. My dad saw one of those Trower concerts in late 1977 and was raving about the bass player.

[@dthebassman7999]

I saw Sly and The Family Stone in San Diego in June of 1970. Crabby Appleton open for them. I remember the whole show and it was great.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

How lucky you were to have seen S&TFS live! I’d have died and gone to Groove Funkadelic heaven! I love Crabby Appleton too and their ‘70 song “Go Back.” I was on a YT channel watching a performance of CA and it said they toured with Three Dog Night who were my 1st concert in 1970. I posted “I wonder if CA opened that show & I didn’t remember as I was only 11 yrs old?” Their lead singer~songwriter Michael Fennelly reached out to me. Pretty Kool! The bass is my favorite instrument 🎸❤️

[@Royalle_with_Cheese]

This is gonna be funky, y'all. Get out your dancin' shoes for this one and some liniment for the sore joints after...

[@StephanieJeanne]

Speak for yourself, old man! --Just kidding, Royale! Should be some funky fun. 🎉

[@covers_girl]

No Sailin Shoes this show

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@covers_girl Your comment reminded me of Robert Palmers fantastic 1974 2 part song “Sailin’ Shoes ~ Sneakin’ Sally Through the Alley.” A Great show tonight! 😊

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@covers_girl I did some “digging” and just read that Lowell George played guitar on Robert Palmers song(s) I mentioned. And wrote “Sailin’ Shoes.” Wow, I feel like the village idiot now. I had no idea. Ha! Fabulous guitar slinger~slide player~writer~singer. It’s so fun learning new musical information, with like minded people.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@Royalle_with_Cheese I don’t get notifications to join the pre-show on Friday nights, anymore? Wonder what’s up with that? Noticed you and Brotz talking about messages disappearing, I’m just curious? And kinda upset tbh

[@ferdinandoperelli9589]

Artists of a level unthinkable today, but I fear that those times of the 70s, for the value of the musicians, will never return.

[@Realmusiclover1957]

Music was awesome in the 70's. Great times unmatched to this very day!

[@Cpayne30]

Finally....been waiting for this Little Feat appearance! Great to see.

[@HopeIanHope]

These shows are incredible

[@louise_rose]

Yes, and this was the very same day that Nixon had left the White House. The feeling of relief must have been huge...

[@covers_girl]

Top of the line show. Early Little Feat not seen enough. Henry Gross almost like a Raspberries power-pop sound, as contrasted to his hit Shannon

[@DavidSanchez-bq9jv]

who was Henry Gross drummer?

[@cliffford]

His second song had a bit of Shannonesque vocalizing.

[@covers_girl]

@@cliffford I do like his singing and vocal range and risk-taking

[@Steve-mp7by]

ICONIC! 🔥🔥🔥

[@barrysmith8920]

Absolutely PHENOMENAL performances and capture of these greats in their prime!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thank you !!!

[@kotchstevens2321]

no rappin here. just gorgeous Afros. gota love the 70's. recon most of them performers would b in their 70s by now.

[@ChuckSchickx]

Sly and the Family Stone 💯

[@BuzzAndTheBlueCats]

The Midnight crowd couldn't stay seated for any of the Family Stone's tunes.

[@DiogoFonseca-n8t]

Uau grande noite como sempre! Estou aqui no sul do mundo me preparando para lavar as louças do jantar e pronto para acender a velha chama , aquela que nem bombeiro consegue apagar . Um forte abraço para todos envolvidos nesse projeto maravilhoso de restauração desses episódios mágicos. Os anos 70 foram incríveis quem viveu viveu curtiu, dançou, ficou alto e decolou ...

[@kevinhodgins1811]

Such a great episode!

[@JamesFolkers]

Elvin Bishop! 2 time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee!

[@larryduplechan3546]

Sid Page playing fiddle with the Family. Previously played with Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks, which had recently disbanded.

[@peggysmyth6110]

I thought Sid looked familiar. I was a Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks fan. He sets the violin on fire!

[@Maxroffe56]

I was wondering if that was Sid!

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@peggysmyth6110 He sure did! While looking mighty hot 😍 himself! Sid reminds me of Gregg Allman. It’s my 1st time seeing him and hearing of the “Hot Licks” 👅 band as I wasn’t exposed to them, when young. A Great show all the way around! 👍

[@delmedeiros3570]

Wow, Little Feat is one of my favorite bands...but I'll only be able to watch it after I get back from the football game 😁

[@MinTimothyTate]

Man, their Afro’s were tight and together!! I wish I could’ve have one that nicely shaped and round back then.

[@agold1702]

S&TFS = pure genius

[@ThomasGilmore-fi6gb]

Rockin' that Super 400 with Sly!

[@ThomasGilmore-fi6gb]

Or L-5?

[@hungfao]

Really good episode. Not a weak moment throughout.

[@richardmartin4608]

Sly Stone a true renegade. What a great artist, and beautiful human being. "Want to take you higher" still a stand out performance from the original Woodstock.

[@robmatlock7675]

Elvin Bishop, another graduate of Will Rodgers High School in Tulsa, ok. He was a classmate of Leon Russel, so we continue the Tulsa music scene spotlight this week 😁. I only heard Shannon from Henry Gross, which I thought he buried his girlfriend in the back yard, lol. Little feat, I wish they were doing Dixie Chicken, but all their songs are great! Roger McGuinn, the Bird man, cool! Sly and the Family Stone a 1 group funk festival. Another wonder trip in the Way Back Machine!

[@Dan_Morrison]

Check out Dixie Spider Man by Henry Gross! kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5u9dJuLes-KgtE

[@robmatlock7675]

​@@Dan_Morrison Smokin guitar, strange lyrics, that's the 70s in a nutshell 😂

[@ernestcruz6316]

Awesome show!

[@The_momur]

Each band member is so gifted and has a glorious presence.

[@gregoryduncan3067]

Sly and the Family Stone does a Whopper tonight. 10 songs!

[@jurijsnovosjolovs2844]

Super! Excellent! Still 23.10.2024

[@jamiepastman5594]

completely epic performance by Little Feat. Bill Payne goes completely off, I’ve never seen a keyboard breakdown like it. The rest on fire, my god

[@ThomasGilmore-fi6gb]

Saw them @ Woodstock 😅

[@barrysmith8920]

Rose Stone is the MOST beautiful woman to ever grace a stage 🙏🏼🌹

[@robmatlock7675]

@@barrysmith8920 I would say , second most, Gladys Knight has my ♥️ and 👁️

[@barrysmith8920]

@@robmatlock7675 Good choice!

[@suburban60sKid]

What was Sly's random remark about "the cue card is small...I don't like to say those kind of things" at 37:18 as he introduces Little Feat?

[@Jadeserphant]

This show killed it! Thanks!

[@supremepartydude]

I remember this day fondly because I had just completed 9 months of full time foundry work and I had the money I needed to finish my college education off.

[@Chalkhead]

Its so good to see Freddy playing that Gibson G5 I thought he would of been a strat only guy by 74!!

[@chuckselvage3157]

Sly Stone is awesome.

[@billyboonevideos]

Thank you Sly Stone, thank you man Thank you Sly Stone, thank you man Thank you Sly Stone, thank you man Thank you Sly Stone, thank you man

[@andydixon2980]

Sly & the Family Stone are just incredible. Pure joy. I was 6 days old and groovin in my nappy. 🤩

[@GreenManalishiUSA]

In my school,students formed clicques and rivalries over just about anything: music, clothes, sports, cars...you name it. But there was one thing that almost everyone could agree on: Sly Stone was baaaad, and that was good. All you had to do was put on a Sly and the Family Stone record, and any room would transform into an instant party. This Midnight Special performance is a perfect example. Check out the intro, where the band members boogie onto the stage, each one adding a layer to a thick, monstrous groove. And then Sly makes his grand entrance, looking as of he just stepped off the Mothership. In their best years, Sly and the Family Stone gave us so much good music and so many good times, all delivered with showmanship and funk beyond the call of duty.

[@lauriebarnes2999]

Can't wait, The Midnight Special!

[@Royalle_with_Cheese]

Get back to me here after you listened to Blessed Relief.

[@F8Tributo]

These bands were TIGHT! 👍

[@DannyHaralson-ol1io]

Next Friday night premiere is a good one. I saw Episode 81 on the members page abought 3 months ago. Little Richard so full of Energy. He opens with the Midnight Special by CCR. Aerosmith does Train kept rollin' and Dream On. You can hear its live. Real rough sounding. Golden Earring only does Radar Love, Love the song. Just wish they would have done another song from the Moontan Album.

[@anthonykimball7463]

Really hope the Little Feat segments (their 1st appearance on MS) get uploaded as stand-alones. Have been looking forward to seeing them for ages. Make no mistake, the Feat was one of the very very few truly great American bands of the 1970s.

[@bloozedaddy]

I did some demos for Ed King from Skynyrd back in '99 and I asked him if LS did any gigs with Feat and he told me they were the one band that opened for them that they would sneak their way to the back of the hall to watch. How's that for an endorsement?

[@anthonykimball7463]

@@bloozedaddy Yes, the vast majority of professional working musicians in the 1970s who were at all aware of LF were awestruck by the power of this band. Terrible shame that they didn't experience the commercial success their music warranted.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

I just bought my 1st album of Elvin Bishops at a thrift store for $1. I actually picked up 48 of them. 1974s “Let It Flow” and I love it. When I’m at the cabin in the summer; w/o wifi, cell phone, tv, news etc…I read, watch dvds, listen to albums & get in touch with nature, in other words I get “reset.” I’m the dishwasher too, ha! Elvins great music playing on the turntable, sure makes the chores more enjoyable!

[@Royalle_with_Cheese]

Funny you mention Elvin. His 82nd birthday is today (Oct.21)! Happy Birthday, Elvin!

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@Royalle_with_Cheese Yea! Happy Birthday ELVIN!!! 🎂🎈🎂🎈🎂 I sure hope he’s watching this. Gosh, he’s great! The WHOLE show is outstanding! 🤩

[@UncleDaffy313]

With bigger names like Elvin Bishop, Little Feat, and Sly & the Family Stone, I was pleasantly surprised by Henry Gross. I thought he gave a very good performance with, "Come On Say It!"🧔‍♀

[@djdibibar516]

Sly is an under rated musical genius!

[@JamesFolkers]

He’s not underrated by anyone who knows anything…

[@SwampEye1]

definitely not by musicians ...

[@richardmartin4608]

25 minutes in. If this don't move you there is no hope. If your feet ain't tapping and your head ain't moving from side to side check your pulse. What a talent. What a man.

[@prajnachan333]

Sly and the Family Stone released their second record "Dance to the Music" in 1968. The cover has a photo of the band on this modern art type piece kids can climb on. This is installed on the beach of Lake Meritt in Oakland CA. It's still there.(!)

[@zmix]

Bill Lordan..! 2:39 Guitar Geekery - Sly has a brand new Late 1974 Telecaster Thinline - 3 bolt neck!! and Rustee Allen looks like he's playing a brand new (1974) Jazz Bass, too..

[@ericaward702]

That’s BILL LORDAN who later went to ROBIN TROWER on drums🙏

[@JamieAndersonMusic]

Great to hear Lowell George. I've only heard Linda Ronstadt sing "Willin'." I like his version too.

[@imnokid1]

His is the original!

[@JismIsm-en4kz]

Gettin ready to watch The Midnight Special @1am (EST) THX for posting !!!

[@marcjacobscontinued9411]

Man, this group was funky. Sometimes I forget to watch/listen to them for a couple of months, but then I return and am in awe again. Thanks for the upload indeed!

[@KaylasMusicalDigest545]

This episode was incredible! I love that channel is one of the reasons why my spotify playlists have grown so long!😭😆 So excited for the podcast and the discussion about "Bee Gees memories"🥰

[@waterdog456]

Back to a time when froes were king!

[@RACOONBACON]

This one episode feels specifically catered to my tastes. Feels like my soundtrack

[@markgreen2238]

If you ever get the chance to listen to Little Feat at Ultrasonic Studios, it's wonderous.

[@fumanchu1977]

The coolest cat in town Whenever Sly is the main guest You Just have the best