" I am The Walrus " BeatleJuice featuring Brad Delp Live at Salem High School

Brad Delp and the impeccable Beatle Juice band play the Beatles " I Am The Walrus " at Salem High School in 1995.

[@twh1812]

It really seems that Brad sang for the pure enjoyment of singing, he may have lost his way at the end, but for the totality of his life, it seems as he was genuinely one of the 'good guys'...RIP Mr Brad Delp

[@ericstewart9499]

14 years ago today. Still missing you Brad

[@WeaponsEducation]

Brad nailed this song, which is not easy.

[@pamelahunter987]

Incredible singer ❤

[@claudiomatteo2086]

Brad Delp best singer ever!

[@TheMoonchild1969]

I am so freak out this Brad guy just sounded like good old Lennon!! with all his vocal nuances this song is freaky in its own right too. What a great singer this Brad Delp was. Excellent.

[@bagcpa]

you do know who this Brad guy is, right?

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

Yes... the unmistakable voice of the band Boston!

[@lisagarvey1330]

TheMoonchild1969 I remember that holy shit feeling the first time I heard Brad sing a Lennon vocal. Gave me goosebumps. I KNEW he could sound like Paul but John too? No ego on sweet Brad. If he didn't think he was doing the song justice they wouldn't play it. I miss him a lot

[@13magic74]

He did Lennon, McCartney and Harrison so so well. Good guy.

[@bobsquires4521]

@@13magic74 I played in the band. I couldn't tell a Brad track from a Paul McCartney track, walking into sound check in Webster, MA - I asked 'Is this the Beatles Anthology?,' the answer 'No - its YOU ! (Beatle Juice.)' "THAT's PAUL MCCARTNEY!" I replied. The song was "She's A Woman," which they were using for a sound check in the large 'house sound system' (may have been Carl's system that he'd bring into Point Breeze??") Again, Jeff telling me, "NO, it is YOU on WZLX last week!" I couldn't tell the difference till I listened deeper in the mix for my guitar, the Gretsch SilverJet. It wasn't the same model George Harrison had used for the recording - which was probably the Tennessean or the Country Gentleman Gretsch model, so I finally recognized the Silverjet AND that it was us - not the Beatles. 'HOLY .....' I replied - 'who did the mix? It was guy named Brian Petroccia (sp??) he was a keyboard player and superb at the mixing board. I remember walking into the 22nd floor of the Prudential building for that performance, difficult on the road crew getting all our equipment up there, and there were two clouds of smoke coming out of the monitor speakers, which they'd just blown w too much 'juice' (forgive,) lots went wrong, but when we were finally ready, one technical setback after another, and I was monitoring everyone with headphones since we were playing in different rooms. I could see muzz through a glass or plexi window, and feel his kick, but relying on the ONE working earphone, while the other earphone was giving me loud static - nothing else, (so earplug went in that ear for my vocal monitor - that's how I performed, either one or both ears plugged just to hear my own voice clearly, - none of that mattered, the mix was so fine! Cheers, Brian P - where ever you are - all the power!! It's not such an easy job.

[@yvonneraxjgan4327]

The best singer.

[@extracelestial9527]

Brad Delp was a super talented enigma disguised as a really kind, sweet, regular, down to earth dude. Rest easy, Brad Delp.

[@joedmac78]

Every time he sings it sounds perfect.. even live

[@lancetop]

Brad was a huge Beatles fan:) Gosh we miss Brad so much.

[@ReneeNme]

This was every bit as good as any live Electric Light Orchestra performance that I'd ever seen. Just fantastic. The boardman and sound crew deserve high kudos here. Job well done.

[@chrisz31974]

Your profile pic is awesome!!!

[@ReneeNme]

tyvm, Chris.

[@skullivanfranklin3435]

Delp was phenomenal

[@metfrkno1]

I saw them many years ago and got to meet brad after the show. He was the most down to earth musician I had met .

[@tracybosworth1033]

Yes. ❤

[@theatremad9797]

Great version. The drums are spot on.Vocal great.

[@michaelleonard4619]

I was front center table at town line Malden. Great memories sounded better life but this is so awesome thanks as close to life. Brad miss you so much!! Unbelievable human being!!!!

[@tomacosta85]

Brad never fails to deliver. Great band.

[@cheribee968]

Thanks so much

[@edlemond3029]

I'm not a big fan of The Beatles, but that guy nailed it. Awesome job.

[@JeffKain]

Fabulous! If BJ can perform this classic with tremendous instrumentation inside a high school, one can only imagine the Beatles performing it to a NYC audience live from atop the Freedom Tower!

[@guitarjoe411]

man brad sounded great.!! and they sounded just like the fab 4.!!

[@mikelee3067]

Brad's voice is amazing, only sorry that I never got to see him live

[@tracybosworth1033]

He was amazing and such a wonderful person to meet. Saw him with Beatlejuice once when he had the flu. Would never have known it from his performance. We only found out later but, he was still gracious enough to sign autographs. ❤

[@mistermusic140]

Dang, Brad was channeling Lennon here. The band was awesome!

[@bobosdeli]

Why Wasn't I Here !!! They Sounded GREAT !!

[@anguitenens]

excellent rendition! :) i miss you, Brad!!

[@alfrancisnh]

Thanks for sharing all of these awesome videos! Such a talented band, and of course, what a talent Brad was. Still gives me goosebumps hearing these guys.... Thanks again!

[@bt51]

Excellent!

[@newhampshirevideo]

"you don't hear that every day do you? sums it up.

[@catalinasimmons6314]

Wonder if Brad ever met John Lennon before rocknroll heaven? Brad did everything outstandingly.

[@JustMyClassics]

I believe he only ever met Ringo and George Martin

[@JimmyD718]

Fantastic!

[@cremls]

that was incredible

[@gtrdoc911]

Obviously the Beatles never sang this live. I think Brad did a better job than John ever could have. I say this because Lennon would often mess up lyrics to relatively simple songs like Help. How on Earth could he have memorized these " daft" lyrics?

[@sheatiller2465]

Are they doing the "Everybody's got one" line or "Everybody smoke pot"? Hard to tell...

[@erichsh58]

Playing at a high school? That's quite a step down from selling out concerts at the likes of Madison Square Garden.

[@j.a.wabbit]

Not for Brad it wasn't a step down, this was just his side band when Boston wasn't touring, I believe he enjoyed the small venues better because he was such a big Beatles fan that he loved playing those songs and it didn't matter to him where he played them, he was such a down to earth guy that being a big rock star never went to his head, I was a lucky one that got to meet him