Flowers In The Rain - Roy Wood - The Cavern Liverpool for 'This Morning' ITV Show

[@johnkitching6293]

The great Roy Wood. One of the best of British with an abundance of talent ‘ National Treasure!!

[@raymondwebb2029]

Cant beat the 60,s and the 70,s we were so lucky to grow up in those times

[@alanm1894]

What a classic moment in history. Arise Sir Roy Wood. Wake up royalty.

[@icarus3604]

Roy has a massively underrated talent

[@raymondwebb2029]

That's an understatement

[@theblackstridersofficial2562]

Such a grounded man - always just a normal guy with a massive talent and happy with his cards dealt in life !!

[@colinwhitehouse7547]

When Alan said "Amen, Hallelujah" I could picture Harry Enfield aka Dave Nicey saying it

[@garyknight750]

Think that's where they got the idea for the characters from, Not arf!

[@funftyfunf]

Nice to see the ever faithful Rick Price. R.I.P. Rick.

[@sandraharding2624]

I was late going to catch my bus so I could hear the first record to be played on Radio 1 and it was Flowers In The Rain by the Move. I'm a big fan of The Move and then Wizzard. Roy Wood is underrated not many can play the bagpipes . His songs are still loved and played by me today. I'm almost 71yrs old.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@peterbuckley5204]

Back in the day he was reputed to be able to play 17 different musical instruments which I would imagine that's increased since very talented and descent bloke

[@ronaldchives2486]

@@peterbuckley5204 Now he supports Farage

[@laurenceskinnerton73]

Roy wood a great musician.

[@gary36104]

A classic refuses to lie down

[@TheGarageJump]

Beautifully crafted song. Roy Wood is the man.

[@davewoodworth1762]

Brilliant song.

[@frankyrubful]

Wonderful memories rush through my mind …

[@andywells397]

Wow, that was good.

[@rowley1950]

Roy Wood! Enough said! Totally unique, gifted, and most importantly such a nice, down to earth Brummie lad!

[@ronaldchives2486]

Until he met Farage

[@davidwalker8955]

Ho The Memories !

[@RockChick]

Love this song 🌹🌻🌷🪻⚘️🌹

[@simonecook7582]

This man made me feel happy bout my childhood

[@davidmacgregor5193]

Unusual to see Rick Price playing guitar as he originally played bass with The Move. Phil Tree is currently a member of Bev Bevan's Zing Band. Unfortunately Alan "Fluff" Freeman passed away in 2006. Roy Wood still tours with his Rock & Roll Band, and Rick Price is still married to Dianne Lee from the Peters and Lee singing duet. Rick used to be the manager of Peters and Lee.

[@jonathanupward8189]

Allan Freeman pick of the pops every sunday

[@sandraharding2624]

Had to listen to pick of the pops every Sunday. It's not the same without it

[@comsen1]

Had the honour of interviewing Alan Freeman in the mid 70s for hospital radio, at his flat in North London, great guy and quite fascinating.

[@LEEFORDJAGG]

this sounds like a new recording , done by Roy in home studio.

[@shosho63449]

love roy wood

[@keithnaylor1981]

Brilliant!

[@garys8357]

Thanks Roy you have been a massive influence on my generation.......an amazing musician and brilliant person!

[@kennewicksheri]

Exquisite .. what a choice moment .... So wonderful to find it upon KZbin !

[@lesterjohnston8888]

This song it just fills me with all my life

[@simonecook7582]

He’s a earth Angel

[@garyhardman8369]

Wow - I remember the birth of Radio One. Tony Blackburn was less than enthusiastic about this, the first record that he played!

[@simonecook7582]

Roy wood I love you ❤

[@simonecook7582]

This is the song that run through my head whilst sitting in my grandad’s garden

[@minsterhill]

Roy mentioned the section that became the backbone of ELO's sound ...He was the visionary!

[@tonycole1540]

Miss you so much

[@eslermanu47]

A genius

[@CLASVE]

I like the bagpipes!

[@slaneyside]

so richard madely really was the inspiration for alan partridge all along 😆

[@ColinStuart]

Most enjoyable, Thank you!

[@LoredanaLanzo-iq8ux]

Adoro la cornamusa ❤

[@pablofernandez1240]

Where Is Bev,? Ahh, ohh just behind Roy. Good!!

[@97channel]

I may be getting old, but even I can't remember the time when This Morning's studio was located in a dungeon.

[@highpath4776]

When they were based in Liverpool, so OB at the re-done Cavern Club

[@patmckeane6588]

Roys great smashing big bloke

[@tinasasso2523]

Grande

[@davidmorgen4558]

It actually gets occasional F.M airplay in the bay area .I kid you not..K.P.F.A 94.1.Now go tell Roy!..My Move fav (Cherry Bloosom clinic) which also has gotten fm air-play.

[@hightensionlabs]

awesome thank you for uploading

[@simonecook7582]

My sweetheart

[@simonecook7582]

My dad was a roadie for the move I be sayin how could you stand him 😂😂😅

[@anne40hillpiggott30]

Judy,Judy, Judy ❤🎉😊

[@simonecook7582]

Roy understood the assignment

[@kimholland9316]

Hero

[@rexnemo]

Is that Fluff Freeman? As in "Fluff how about playing a little Bee Bop Delux ?"

[@manintheclinic]

yes, that's Fluff

[@rexnemo]

@@manintheclinic "Don't forget Saturday!"😁

[@zachsmith3]

2:34 the actual song...

[@ДенМак-ю3с]

Круто

[@koleberdinoch926]

She was a bit of alright in those days wasn't she. How things change. Anyway, back on topic... Roy Wood is brill.

[@Chazthefurr]

Bagpipes? !!!!

[@andrewgardner8330]

Only Royal Wood played pipes ... original 👍

[@alainmorin]

What a nice moustache! Unfortunately, not live at all.

[@davidrauh8118]

Oh where was the keyboard player?

[@claudiuspereira3194]

...the small faces ....!

[@andrewrobinson2565]

That's not the Cavern. It's the Beatles Story Museum. 😮

[@warrenbutson349]

Never heard this version, what happened with this line up? Was it a one off performance?

[@manintheclinic]

yep, a one off for this TV show Warren

[@stevensmith2283]

They ALWAYS get this bit WRONG! The great " Flowers in the rain" WAS NOT the first record to be played on Radio One. George Martin's "Theme one." opened the show followed by a Johnny Dankworth piece called "Beefeaters" I think they were just played as segments. So, more correctly, The Move track could be said to be the first POP record to be played on the new station - more or less in it's entirety. When even respected DJ's can't get it right, it makes one wonder! But Roy Wood wrote this great song, and we are all grateful for that!

[@davidmacgregor5193]

The intro music to Tony Blackburn's first ever Radio 1 Breakfast Show was on a reel to reel tape, so it can't be classed as a record although it is a recording. I've heard people argue that Tony Blackburn's voice wasn't the first on Radio 1, saying that Arnold the dogs barking was the first, but a dogs bark isn't a voice, or is it? Let's stop splitting hairs and enjoy Woody's evergreen song.

[@highpath4776]

@@davidmacgregor5193 Wasnt there another program joint R1/R2 on 247m before the Tony Blackburn Breakfast show.

[@iconicshrubbery]

My goodness, you're a Pop-Picky! 😂

[@DD-qq8sn]

I'd always thought of it as the first SONG played on radio 1, which would count out the 2 examples given. However, what I find upsetting is that there seems to be no mention that Roy Wood didn't sing it first time around, the lead vocalist was Carl Wayne.

[@thecbbconchoice191]

Hi, hoping you can help. I collect and archive episodes of This Morning from the Richard and Judy days was wondering if you happen to have a copy of this episode or even a half of it. Many Thanks

[@manintheclinic]

Sorry, Wish I could be more help but I only have this clip from the very end of the show.

[@thecbbconchoice191]

@@manintheclinic No worries thank you anyway, you may be interested to know the date is Friday 25th September 1992, I’ll be able to obtain the episode now

[@Omegaman69]

I think Roy should have gone back to the studio just before this appearance and mixed the drum sound up a lot more, especially the snare.

[@highpath4776]

Bev just might have been live on this !

[@pureboxofscartcables]

It's clearly a sequenced MIDI playback. Roy did a lot of that in the 80s and into the nineties, although he could have done a better job with a four track tape recorder and played every instrument as we well know..

[@neilfranklin5644]

He'd love if got the royalties but he doesn't due to some insult to Harold Wilson, thought up as a public stunt.

[@NigelMondesirdunwell]

Yeah saying he slept with his sscretary However it’s now strongly believed THEY DID HAVE AN AFFAIR AFTER ALL!

[@tonyjefferies4260]

It's the song that was stolen from Roy as the government own the royalties. Thanks to Tony succunda sending that picture to downing street. That's probably why Roy said he gets fed up playing it.

[@saninsyed8579]

Huh? This was not what I asked for???

[@grahamleadbeatter5981]

The director needs a kick up the backside. Who was the drummer??? Was it Bev??? How would you know. The director didn't seem interested in getting a decent shot of him.

[@manintheclinic]

True, the back lighting was not good either and also looked like they didn't have much room up there

[@highpath4776]

@@manintheclinic hired for atmosphere, we cannot get the beatles - whose free this morning ! ( think about it most UK 60s groups eiether overpriced- The Searchers, The Hollies or dead !)

[@highpath4776]

@@manintheclinic I think Bev was prob on drums , not Roy . (Bev - ambition - To Be Loudest Drummer in Birmingham).

[@manintheclinic]

@@highpath4776 Yes Bev on drums on stage but playing to a recording featuring Roy doing everything

[@bobg56]

And is that indeed Rick Price on bass? Haven't seen a picture of him since the 70s.

[@scunnym]

Dosen't sound like Woody singing :/

[@jmysflix]

You're right.... I don't think it's him - Roy has a very distinctive voice

[@andymassingham]

@@jmysflixIt isn’t. Ive heard everything. This is distinctly odd!

[@JosephThomas-el3ze]

I wached this video and Roy wood Dose not sound has Good like he was Back in 60 s and the 70s the move were a very Good Group and if they were to reunite and and hwo nose maybe one Day they will But will they sound has Good like they were were Back in the swinging 60s that is the question

[@1mmickk]

Except Rap and HM.

[@KurtI2525]

Odd clip. Not live.

[@ronaldchives2486]

Shame about supporting Farage, isn’t it?

[@simonecook7582]

My sweetheart