Nine Below Zero - Riding On The L&N: Recorded Live at Epic Studios

Nine Below Zero recorded live at Epic Studios.
Nine Below Zero are an English blues band, who have a cult following throughout Europe, and were most popular during the period 1980-1982.
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[@gailowen9842]

Man, That's music! Not like the Crap today! Love these guys!

[@roberteckley6491]

I saw Mark Feltham when Rory Gallagher toured Australian (after release of Fresh Evidence) He is one of the best harmonica players of the planet. No, overblows, just straight up diatonic harmonica at its best..

[@bernardgodfrey3499]

Saw them at the Cambridge Corn Exchange 80/81 was completely deaf for two days afterward. Outstanding band.

[@RobBell9]

Saw Nine Below Zero tonight supporting The Stranglers at Brighton........both still rocking after 35 and 40 years!!

[@FATBAZ01]

Top notch. ...... Just top notch....

[@crockkett]

First live band i ever saw when i was 14 at the hammersmith- - - -odeon i think it was & been followin them to this day best damn live band ever ,

[@GRAHAM1514]

Brilliant ! I think I saw 9 Below Zero at the Bridgehouse Canning town in around 1980

[@royc349]

Bloody hell this brings back great memories used t to follow the band around the London pubs around 30 - 40 yrs ago one of the best live bands ever. And I've still got a pin badge given to me by D.G somewhere. great great days

[@marky711]

Got to be Mark Feltam on the harp never seen him without a titfore, started seeing these guys at Half Moon Herne Hill and Clapham pubs. Real grafters and a great live band. Happy days rhythm and booze

[@richardhepburn4746]

Utterly blooming’ wonderbrilliant !!!!! Absolutely one of the very BEST bands I’ve ever seen ( an’ I’ve seen a few Lordy ! ) xxxxxx

[@chriswalford9228]

Just a amagine if dreams could come true and you could see the original Feelgood line up and these guys on the same bill together today . Massive dose of R&B

[@barriejackson965]

Hi, just remembered I saw them at an airshow near Southport, must have been early 90's. Are they still touring, obviously not until the Coronavirus outbreak is over.

[@TheUnsignedbands]

Always a great show. What a band. Original line up too. 🎸

[@ivorsmith3999]

Mark handed me one of his used harps from the stage at the Granary in Bristol in the 1980s. That's what started me playing!

[@coravisser3846]

Brilliant is this one wauw how fantastic can Blues be,Chapeau.

[@larssvanholm]

I fell off the chair, when I heard At The Marquee for the first time. I am lucky enough to have seen/heard this magnificent band two times since

[@any1younger]

Saw them in Bristol last year - and I’ve seen them almost every year since the early ‘80’s including SKEGNESS BUTLINS! They are the dogs, and such nice blokes too. Always happy to chat with fans. Enjoyed the new lineup with the lady singer too - new dimension to introduce my daughter to - great fun. Thanks Dennis!

[@sophiapde6679]

My Gosh! what Harp..Thank you Mark Feltham..love and love

[@Crichton51]

still kickin ass today......best in the UK

[@lupodelupi157]

Great stuff, happy days indeed!

[@jaggiethistle]

going to see the boys tonight in Irvine Scotland. Hope this is on the playlist!

[@PeteHathaway]

Used to watch them at the Thomas 'a' Becket back in the day when thry were called Stans Blues Band. Mark was affectionately known as 'Blow Job' Bloody brilliant band

[@johnyates4204]

Used to love seeing the band at 'The Kensington' and 'Marquee' back in 1979/80 top quality musicians. Mark Feltham has to be up there alongside the top harp players.

[@stephh.7314]

I remember the Kensington! Another good band who played there was Red Beans & Rice.

[@andreverhagemusic]

great band! Saw them live back in 1981 at the Dutch Lochem popfestival and years later in the Dutch town Heemskerk at the Donkey Shot pop venue

[@mikewebb6422]

THIS IS SO GOOD,I THOUGHT I WAS ON THE TRAIN..IF ONE OF THEM TICKET INSPECTOR GUYS HAD COME AROUND I WOULD HAVE BOUGHT MYSELF A TICKET. .

[@anitakeener6208]

Never buy a ticket Ride for free jump on and never look back Hobo for Life

[@ironclad57]

Interesting this was filmed in Norwich. First saw Nine Below Zero, in Norwich, back in the early eighties. First time I’d heard a Hammond C organ ripping up the blues.

[@drummingearth5326]

I need a dose of nine below zero live

[@stephh.7314]

Seeing them this evening 😊

[@MartysWhiteSuit]

Oh God, I've loved the harp my whole life.

[@any1younger]

Who was the guy who played on the bass with them years ago? Irish fella who went off back to Ireland I believe, but he was amazing…….

[@tonybambrough1543]

Yeah I saw them at the Mafair about 1977 fucking great we were all on our feet

[@easychenmr]

What a band they are and always been! 👍🤗❤️✌️

[@bluesnaveiadoveio]

Excelent !!!!!!!

[@paulfitz5465]

I met Mark during a gig three years back and had a photo with him,fabulous harp man!and what a gig!

[@jinguahira8356]

Happy men, life is beautiful.

[@mcfctid2]

Never forget the Night West Ham won the cup saw these at Canning Town and Mark Feltham started playing "Forever Blowing Bubbles" tore the roof off.

[@Aristilus]

Magnificent.

[@oliviervece6121]

I saw them twice in 80 and 81. Second time on their own. First supporting the kinks i think..really a great live band

[@jwilkins642]

My Daddy worked for l&n now it's c.s.x my Daddy is rooster and I'm little rooster from Memphis Tennessee this song is alright dude can play the harp pretty good right on been hot here in Mississippi not bad now well y'all have a great time keep a smile on later

[@joergmoeller1030]

Nice blowin' man! ❤

[@melpowe2214]

Saw these last night at Cardiff uni supporting the Stranglers. Didn't know who they were, but what a great band 😀

[@clivet3846]

You never knew where Dennis would turn up. I saw them once and he was outside playing in the street. Another time at Hammersmith up on the balcony.

[@hallelujahepcat5027]

check out the wonderful punky rnb sounds of Charlie Croker and the Providers on you tube, cab driver, the croker, can't get enough, bubble car and others arte red hot and rocking

[@pit2ryan3]

Why "Dr. Feelgood" ? This song was written by Lionel Hampton and the (blues) version everybody refers to is the one by John Mayall & Paul Butterfield (from their 1967 E.P.) ...

[@anitakeener6208]

I'm a freight train riding Hobo and play harp as well . I'm riding he UP right now

[@user-VonBand]

Tops love it

[@paulnorris6253]

saw them at a who gig in 82 needless to say the who fans were into them back then great band

[@jimmyjam4371]

Great band. Tottenham's finest!!!!

[@zillavanman3269]

check out a band called Charlie Croker and the providers on you tube, raw vocals, throbbing bass, screaming guitar, thumping drums and wailing harmonica make for great listening, try the croker, cab driver, bubble car, 991/2, time, can't get enough and others

[@twitchmetal1420]

Hobo for life --' Choo chooooooo

[@vincenthoran9125]

Saw them at o2 Islington last Wednesday, in my opinion, there us no finer live band...

[@LuvBlues64]

Dr Feelgood are a great band but they never wrote this as credited...Apart from NBZs blues take on the song John Mayalls Bluesbreakers is the other great version.Lionel Hampton was the composer.

[@terryengland1880]

They used to guest on the YOUNG ONE"S

[@toncabret]

check out dutch band the Bintangs had a hit with this song 50 years ago kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJinmqN-jJqog5I and they're still alive and kicking original with asome different lyrics is from Lionell Hampton from the 4ties

[@kingshearer2]

Just seen them in Gateshead cracking band!!

[@TheRipe67]

How you get a better groove going?

[@tomwaddell7968]

Sad statement really when I here this I just wish I could be as good.

[@doughaigh6550]

Tom Waddell tuba skinny

[@CountryHouseGent]

Tom Waddell Don't wish it. Do it.

[@dennisgallagher]

Sounds a lot like the Bintangs which is a very good thing.

[@myrthegreenfield2281]

Blues harmonica💓😅

[@360takka]

cool

[@vincenthoran9125]

What key is mark's harp on this?

[@bluesmobilehire4053]

Sounds like its in C but could wrong

[@nathanrau6505]

Bluesmobile Hire You might be right but the song is in the key of A therefore the harmonica should be in D diatonic but I could be wrong.

[@andrewchippendale2820]

Colne skins 😂

[@cbgunworks7891]

They ruins Johns song totaly

[@magicmike6961]

gay

[@markknight9131]

Who remembers them playing on the young ones all those years ago...

[@ralfgrottian1385]

Fotzibaer

[@ralfgrottian1385]

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