Keith Dont Go Nils Lofgren 1976 OGWT

The sensational Nils Lofgren in the 1976 OGWT Special

[@AJofhardrada]

this really deserves to be a much bigger classic

[@nedgentz5740]

criminally underrated

[@ronaldpetrin5823]

A most underated talent.

[@misterhazz]

That solo is pure 🔥

[@326vince]

Saw this tour back then. Was outside in NJ. Went to see Mahogany Rush. Nils was cool. Marino was insane. Loved that time of music.

[@hollies65]

One of this best tributes ever!

[@deviceology9251]

I love this version

[@renepieterman7345]

Deviceology the bootleg version is even better

[@fredmossberg2069]

This is pure gold. Took me ten years to discover it.

[@davidadams192]

Saw him a couple times in small venues in colleges around Rhode Island in early to mid 70s. Fell in love with his energy and of course guitar.

[@shakeAbooty88]

So you're 10 years and seven months old???

[@fredmossberg2069]

@@shakeAbooty88 10 years of KZbin. LOL...

[@JM-io6966bili]

Long Live KEITH. Keep on rolling.

[@terrydougherty3599]

Fantastic…I only saw once in Philadelphia…incredible show

[@patrickfearon5546]

The drummer is playing "Keith MOON don't go! Both entertaining to watch.

[@prie71]

love the guitarwork..

[@renepieterman7345]

Nils, king of the stratogaster

[@HarrisKeith]

Always good to see some trying to enjoy experimenting their possibility.

[@joebananatube]

Saw him at the Roxy on Sunset around this time, what a show, had the trampoline and everything.

[@gillespepay4318]

UN GRaNd GUITARISTE méconnu qUi A JOUÉ AvEc nEiL YOUNG

[@jvboys1]

Me too

[@Scott_works]

I bet you saw a lot of great shows around that time. Sunset was cookin'

[@eltorocal]

Ronnie Montrose loved listening to Nils...

[@MD-rd7bn]

Incredible, master class

[@sophiesage]

Superb!

[@jsamc]

Sounds better than the LP

[@davidadams192]

Saw Nils at a very small venue at Brown University in Providence, RI around 75 I believe. He was bouncing all over on a mini trampoline. Rocked the house. Venue with just standing no seats was awesome!

[@susanwantstodancewithbruce6116]

wow amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@macjam9090]

bought this first time around when i was at school after watching this on OGWT. Got loads of stuff by Nils and also by Grin. Great .

[@emittingtenseyelps7732]

saw him live at the troubadour 1977

[@indieshack4476]

Great stuff - his acoustic version of this is also a showstopper

[@rickkowalske4116]

The nils lofgren "fat man"?album is one of the best records ever made

[@bryonmollica]

Springsteen wishes he wrote 1 song this cool

[@LongNguyen-uu2cc]

Canon music .

[@frankymarino6420]

It s a genius

[@alanmcfadden112]

Can you download this exact version ???

[@ronaldpetrin5823]

That's a first.

[@pekkaastrom7346]

This is NOT one of Nils' best performances. The tempo is too fast. I don't know why an experienced musician like Lofgren chose to go down this brutal road. Just contemplate that he had played with Neil Young on numerous occasions. I'm so disappointed with this version of a beautiful song. I'm still true to Nils!❤️

[@kirkdonnelly6450]

I disagree I think he SHREDS it !!!!!

[@pekkaastrom7346]

@@kirkdonnelly6450 Aah, I see. Well, the best explanation I can think of, is that he felt that this large, internationally broadcast concert was his "big chance" of breaking the lull in his career. So, he played "fast and furious". It's well known that Nils went through hard times during this period, before he teamed up with E-street Band. His particular brand of music fell out of popularity, for some time. Those were the stupid late 1970's, when "New Wave" and synth-pop ruled the waves, I remember....

[@alanking1151]

@@pekkaastrom7346 get some ears - this is awesome

[@pekkaastrom7346]

@Alan King Nils Lofgren is a fantastic musician, and almost my absolute favourite guitar player, but not this version. The one tune and performance which I like the most is "You're The Weight", from when he was young and played with Grin. Unfortunately the sound isn't fantastic, but the band performed at it's peak. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4SVZ6mwgc-bqM0

[@rickkowalske4116]

Sounds good to me.oh since 1975 if there is a time thing in question

[@stephenharkus7574]

Soft Fun was far better than anything Bruce has ever done! Why you with him when you're better?

[@davidadams192]

I always wondered this myself. Underrated.

[@duffgordon9005]

BRUCE HAD ONE TALENT- kNOWING THAT THE SMALLISH MAN HE WOULD HIDE IN THE CORNER WAS WHAT he wanted to be!!!. MR GRIN IS A TRUE SAVANT, sTANDING HARP? ACCORDIAN? PIANO? OH YOU WANT MY TENDER VOICE THAT MATCHES MY STRAT? OR THE ROCKING VOICE WHEN I FEEL THE FIRE? iF THIS MAN DOES NOT HUMBLE THE MUSICIANS, THAN YOU ARE A NARCISSIST. gEORGETOWN 1975, THE BEST i'VE EVER BEEN TO, WHILE MY dORM ROOM HALL WAS FILLED WITH THE "NON ROCK" OF 'EAT A PEACH' 24 SEVEN.

[@Mr121953]

The drummer ( on loan from the Muppets-) haha...! Great song , great album - the wonderful Nils Lofgren .

[@martinmoore3969]

The great Mike Zack, sadly died a couple of years ago

[@flyerphil]

@@martinmoore3969 A double of Simon Kirke from Free

[@martinmoore3969]

@@flyerphil Another great band. Mr Big is my favourite Free track

[@ronaldpetrin5823]

Is that Little Steven on rhythm?

[@landlinesandpercolators8822]

Little Steven never had a head of hair like that!

[@bryonmollica]

Much cooler than his hack employer