Peter Gabriel - I Heard It Through the Grapevine, live in Rotterdam (possibly), 1977

[@kpyng]

A most interesting take on a Motown classic as only Peter Gabriel could do. Shades of Genesis especially in the flute solos...

[@kentborges5114]

THANKS PHOBE.

[@Wyrmwould9]

Had this on a bootleg, which I sadly lost.

[@gr.vo.3058]

The Man is mighty prolific.

[@lastschicker]

Nice KB snippet at the end from 79, mentions Bill Duffield who fell to his death.

[@dogspookedbytheair3061]

Wow, Peter was Daft Punk before Daft Punk.

[@deanlaxer608]

Peter was way ahead of his time ;)

[@dogspookedbytheair3061]

around 1:10 says peter kind of created the 80s drum sound, he's a relatively unrecognized innovator. www.vox.com/videos/2017/8/18/16162440/recording-studio-mishap-shaped-80s-music

[@gregvoloshen3065]

The Future. Fast forward to 2023. And you'll see what I mean.

[@mao83434]

i had a dream which ask me the relation between biko and this song ? that's the solution

[@micsmith6206]

This was only played on European dates.

[@Phobero]

Duh - I have a lot of shows but never bothered checking: thanks. (This one sounds like it's from the Rotterdam show)

[@colinchadfield406]

No - I heard this played at the De Montford Hall, Leicester gig on this tour. Was entrancing. PG walked through the standing audience in the stall as he started singing.

[@stefanoquattrini196]

@@colinchadfield406 did he play the flaute parts?

[@gr.vo.3058]

@@colinchadfield406 Yes! While everyone had their eyes cast on the front of stage, he surprised everyone by entering through the back of the audience. Simply Brilliant!

[@paul_T402]

He sang this at the Cardiff Capital Theatre, also on this tour on this tour - I was there, and I was much younger. It was magic, as he is most times he appears live. It was the first time I saw Tony Levin...and the Chapman Stick. He only had the one album out at the time, so he supplemented it with songs like this...and I think he did 'Here Comes The Flood' twice...we didn't mind at all. Oh, and no Genesis songs.