Joe Brown, Vicki Brown & Lonnie Donegan - Wasn't That A Party (Starburst, 1981)

[@lestorhaslam]

Who didn’t love Vicki? ❤.

[@AnnetteRead-m4k]

Absolutely marvellous ❤❤❤❤❤❤love all three, can’t choose between lonnie or Joe they both have cheeky happy faces❤😊

[@toni4729]

Fantastic! I never thought I'd ever see those two together, especially after Lonnie died. Love them both.

[@peterkane8786]

…..Wot !…..Lonnie looks alive here…..?

[@alanward4506]

Joe Brown came into the champagne bar in Heathrow,mid 90`s and,a long time fan,was amazed how tall he was,one big lad.

[@workinprogress6697]

There'll NEVER be another one like him> he was a hurricane... God bless Lonnie

[@peejaygeee]

What a great video, never tire of watching three really great entertainers thoroughly enjoying themselves as they put on a great show. Vicky and Lonnie so sadly missed.

[@GrandadBaz]

Three great entertainers. Lonnie had a smile a mile wide. Thanks for sharing Joe and keep em coming

[@toni4729]

He always did. I was lucky enough to see Lonnie in a local club in Adelaide in Oz forty years ago and we all had ball. Never could forget.

[@epipick]

Lonnie was such an inspiration to those early British rock stars.

[@jimbanda]

Wonderful , Lonnie paved the way or inspired many UK greats, he was a supreme entertainer . Joe is a supreme entertainer, comfortable out front in any company. Vicki had a wonderful voice, such a sad loss to the world and especially Joe and the children . RIP those who are gone . 🙏

[@leakoe3797]

Apparently Joe Brown is a very technical guitarist.. Use to be a session musician some time ago.

[@RobertKetteringham]

The whole of the band is absolutely Fantastic guitarist 🎸 ❤❤❤❤❤

[@normanlondon4167]

Lots of talent and lots of smiles! Excellent performance!

[@duncgallup1348]

Vicki Brown's amazing voice,so badly underrated....

[@potdog1000]

you got that right, as is her daughter Sam

[@Thefab5150]

Wow! Joe Brown , what a guitar player! 🎸

[@Onthemove6801]

@Thefab5150 I never realised he was such an accomplished guitarist till I saw him back in the '70s at the old Circus Tavern in Purfleet. What a night, what a night it was.....😅

[@wayneconn1079]

Hi Joe love this clip. Thankyou for sharing this . Im Wayne you signed my gretsch ar weston super mare the year before last . You said it played better than yours which was amazing for me joe . I suffered a huge blow recently where i was working . I had to have my left hand ring finger amputated at the top joint . So alot of pain at the moment . Ive followed you for many many years joe . Your a great inspiration to me . I played with many bands on the scene . Matchbox . The jets. Linda gail lewis etc . Its been a really hard time for me the last month . Wandering if i will play again . Thankyou joe for so many great great years . I will try my best to carry on hopefully. Niel introduced me to you all those years ago and he was a lovely guy and taken to soon my friend . Thankyou joe . Kindest regards Wayne

[@frankmartiny441]

It does t get any better than this now that’s some party 👍👍👍

[@robertgascoigne7095]

Brilliant to see all these three what a performence

[@TimEdeyMusic]

Absolute legend Joe just superb, you don't get talent/acts like this anymore

[@robinclarke9978]

Absolutely classic. Three great underrated performers who never got the credit they deserved. But they enjoyed what they did and I hope that was reward enough. It was for us.

[@yogiman333]

Lonnie the legend, big world wide

[@jimbanda]

Oh Lord!! Joe and Lonnie are definitely not underrated, honestly. Joe has played with literally every major star, he has sold millions of records and was best buddies with George Harrison. He sold out a tour the length and breath of the country just before covid hit us. And Lonnie?? He was elevated to legendary status 70yrs ago. I guess younger generations will gradually erode the memories but that's the case with all artists except the very top 1%. Be great to see Joe tour again but his age has crept up in him 🙏🙏

[@colinfairhurst8949]

Always a good sign when the band look like they’re having a ball too

[@peterwilliamson7442]

I never had the good fortune to hear Lonnie in concert , I grew up in the 50s when he was a saturday night stalwart on TV, & moulded my taste in music to a great extent. As for Joe Brown what can you say a great all round entertainer & nice guy too!!!

[@richardprice8348]

A wonderful group to listen to and watch

[@timothyhorn6617]

Wow! Had forgotten how great these guys were. Grew up with Lonnie Donigan!

[@jayjay5640]

Always loved joe,and this is brilliant from Lonnie and the talented beautiful Mrs brown .I hope sam is doing well i hear she is having troubles.

[@tonyspence9880]

Absolutely brilliant mate 😅

[@jayturner3397]

Luv it..saw Joe & Vicki live.great show

[@mikegoldberg553]

hell this is Just Flat Out GREAT TTTTTTTTTTTTTHHHANK You brother, mike in Phoenix, Az. land of the hot ness. Thank you!!!...

[@johncarlo7395]

I used to go and watch Joe play that old early 60s Sunburst Gibson ES-335 when I was barely a teenager, amazing memories, now he seems to leave all the lead Guitar playing to another member of the band, Joe was such a great Guitarist in his day.

[@barrywest2170]

Great entertainer Shine on Joe 🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@jackiestoff5896]

My first ever show, in New Zealand about 1960. Those were the days when 2 twelve year old girls could go to a show in the city by themselves. We felt SO grown up. I wore a bra for the first time ( not really needed ) and the show was mind blowing. I think Nina and Frederick were Lonnie's support act. The kids at school got so sick of us talking about it !! I'm 76 now and still smile thinking about the big night out. What a legend Lonnie was, and still is. ❤

[@lestorhaslam]

Who didn’t love Vicki? ❤. And what an amazing guitarist is Joe.

[@kenhunt9434]

So fortunate to get a ticket for his farewell tour in Eastbourne. He'll be sadly missed.I have seen every concert for so many years

[@ronaldjillings5069]

PURE MAGIC ! LOVE IT ! 2021 !

[@cuttlerfish]

Really enjoyed that

[@kerryman55]

Very True. Great voice Vicky.

[@96oakcottage]

Thank you for posting this.

[@alanpeck377]

In 1966 I raced in The Manx Grand Prix. We had coffee in the Casino one day and next to our table was Lonnie Donagan with a lady friend! As a young man I was too shy to ask him for his autograph, now I wish I had taken the opportunity of saying how much I enjoyed his music. Never mind.... after the battle of Armageddon the dead will be resurrected (John 5: 38,39) I will tell him then, and no doubt he will have some new songs too!! Alan Peck 🐴😁

[@karenbrown1485]

Now THAT'S entertainment!!!

[@mathill6869]

Love it Brilliant ThankYou.

[@emlynjay8633]

A glorious trio.

[@rjpender70]

Great stuff. Looked like they're having a ball x

[@charlieyerrell9146]

What people forget is that lonnie wrote the song i will never fall in love again sung by tom Jones.

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

"Wasn't That A Party" was a big hit for the Irish Rovers in Canada...

[@recumbentcountry]

I remeber the rovers doing this song as well. This is great :)

[@acrobaticcripple8176]

Brilliant!!

[@BassistPaul]

Happy to have worked with all 3 talented Browns. And is that my old mate Joe Fagin ("That's Living Allright") on bass there?

[@janethope-thomson5633]

Hi Paul, yep that's Joe on bass & bruv Roger on lead, gud old days ☺

[@BassistPaul]

@@janethope-thomson5633 You're right there!

[@stephenhowell5611]

This is great, so sad about Vicky.

[@davidjacksonjackson3212]

Great music from three great musicians, toe tapping stuff.

[@pinksax]

At 1.35 Joe broke a string, he swung round to tell the guitarist to play the solo. If you watch closely you can see the string catching the light.

[@williamcole9040]

Either side of the Atlantic, this is top drawer !!

[@andrewganley9016]

Two legends and a daughter of one,Lonnie D father of Brit pop/rock!

[@andrewhudson8966]

Since there is only one female in the clip who is Vicki Brown’s legendary father or mother?

[@neilh6510]

Vicki was in The Vernons Girls, and The Breakaways. I don’t think her parents were famous though?

[@tiplady44]

Epic performance

[@lesliegilholme7309]

grand tune,,,great trio

[@toni4729]

Lonnie's wearing cuban heeled boots. They really did look good and were all the fashion in those days.

[@normanstockton5432]

Simply brilliant

[@vincentharrison8767]

Wow. Great version. Let’s have a heads up for writer Tom Paxton

[@dinahk3056]

Super ❤❤❤❤❤🇨🇿

[@n17whlronnie92]

1981 that has aged well ✌🙌

[@petuelilangi680]

Beautiful ❤️

[@edwinbastian2745]

Well done 👍

[@simonmoore2549]

Looks like you were all having a ball.

[@sundance2421]

Great front three, but the whole band were fabulous and enjoying it.

[@rodnti]

Isn't this song on Spotify?

[@HuggyBob62]

Wasn't that a performance!

[@snivelinj7612]

Joe Brown was a very talented performer but never got his due in America. I always wondered why. Many lesser bands associated with the "British invasion" made it big here. Those who knew him say he was not only a great performer but a great guy as well.

[@peterlloyd8313]

Poor Vicky,died so young.

[@jenniferbate9682]

Was she married to Joe?

[@peteraustin370]

​@@jenniferbate9682Yes..!!

[@bobvocal100]

What a beautiful woman Joe's wife was !!!!

[@paulsmith7793]

Good band

[@kevinrobb5233]

Vicki was a trained contemporary classical singer.

[@lennartsjostrom3167]

40 years ago.

[@icooper5236]

Seen joe a few times him his son pete and the band have a thing called talent rare these days,

[@keithshillito9999]

JB and vb are brilliant

[@48plaster]

Vicki brown the business

[@dnjsdusWjd]

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[@WGinn]

WHAT cd is this on wasnt it a party

[@WGinn]

What cd is this track on 2:54 3:09

[@henrybyrd5402]

A lively up tempo performance of the Tom Paxton song.

[@winstonsmith3690]

Lonnie got some collars!

[@John-ej6ou]

Bill Scott on piano. Howard Tibble drums.

[@terrymcgill2798]

Rip Vicki taken far too early

[@mikesmith6493]

Is that Jor's wife?

[@stephenhowell5611]

Yes, Vicki Brown.

[@vinbar35]

Was that Chaz and Dave on the piano and bass? Certainly looked as though it could have been considering it was 40 years ago.

[@rosellacestarioli921]

Bravi

[@wt3798]

Крутая соляга двухголосная

[@andrewreynolds2647]

The only issue i have with this video is it appears the stars here are the band, as a guitarist i can see joe was not playing the guitar parts as they appear to be, loved the show and the song but it was karaoke joe on this one. I know joe is a good guitarist and multi instrumentalist, but this performance did not ring true to me at all. I think management had a large part in this.

[@paulhardy9755]

Wy Vicki is tidy ,i will look out for her if she comes up to hartlepool with joe

[@FenderTele]

Unfortunately Vicki is no longer with us she passed away in the early 1990s

[@malcolmcoote141]

Good singers but couldn't understand a word they said. Song wasn't that good. Legends them two were.