RDB with Dennis Stratton & Dave Edwards (1981)

www.guitaristtv.com Extremely rare footage of Remous Down Boulevard performing live at the Bridgehouse in Canning Town, London in 1981. Dennis has left Iron Maiden and reformed RDB which featured legendary guitarist and frontman Dave Edwards, drummer Micky Harris and bass player Steve Goff. The full DVD with 11 tracks is available from Guitarist TV.
Check out the new Bridgehouse website for the dates when Dennis will be performing with his band.

[@WaterWorld1]

Loved this band. I was a regular at the Bridge house in the late 1970's. The video is great, but the feeling of "being there" was special.

[@triacyde]

Used to watch these guys in the Plough & Harrow Leytonstone every wednesday night - still haven't seen a pub rock band to beat 'em!

[@ifadams2908]

Used to see RDB every Sunday at Bridge House before it was pulled down. Happy days.

[@WaterWorld1]

Me too!

[@JennyTools]

SOOOO many memories of the Bridge. Thanks for posting

[@Banner1979]

Dennis Stratton - played on the 1st Iron Maiden album as well as Women In Uniform and Invasion. He also got Clive Burr the job as drummer.

[@flitter74]

Oh, fuck! This is The Grat & Really rock&roll!

[@ColinPRS]

Fantastic, also great to see Dave Edwards in his younger days.

[@thebikesblue]

Absolutely brill! . i recall they was the best band at the "Bridge"

[@AtticusStount]

I've heard Dave Edwards playing with a band called Uncle Sam. They were a sleepy, rather so-so cover band before he joined them. They played at a pub called The Crown Inn in Hornchurch (for the first time) and it was really something special.

[@rayzor1959]

i spent 4 years of my adult life in the Bridgehouse

[@steveheathcote5975]

Does anyone remember seeing urchin at the g canning when Adrian Smith played speak as I find he was was one of the nice people I've met and when on to one of the Axe men in iron maidon good goes to good rock on Adrian

[@littlequacka]

I was at the Bridge House when that Thunderbird Bass Steve is playing fell over. Their last number, they walked off stage. Steve must have been pissed because he just didn't secure it against his amp properly. As he walked away...SLIDE & BANG went the headstock!. Walking back on for an encore, Steve picked up the T-Bird & the headstock was waving about in the breeze (so to speak). His face was that of pure misery. Like a true pro,he played on with his 4001 Ricky, glancing at the stricken T-Bird

[@JennyTools]

The price of love by the Everly Brothers

[@veronicagutierrez5510]

Wow... does anyone know if they released an album / live album? Where can I (try to) get it??

[@LondonGeezer1965]

There’s a Bridghouse live LP , with RDB on it. It’s called “A week at the bridge” and very hard to find, it’s a double LP. Trust it helps

[@veronicagutierrez5510]

Thanks a lot!

[@WaterWorld1]

Great! I was there. What happened to the bass player and drummer?

[@JennyTools]

Don't know what happened to drummer Micky Harris. But I heard bass player Steve Goff had become a bit of a recluse and had some problems. A real shame as he was a really nice bloke as well as a great bass player.

[@rikkiharris5683]

Hi. I'm Micky's son. Sad to say he passed away last year after retiring to Spain. Great to see this video though.

[@WaterWorld1]

@@rikkiharris5683 sorry to hear that Micky, but your Dad and the band gave much pleasure and memories that will last forever.

[@davidmoorcroft4769]

@@rikkiharris5683 hi I’ve just read about Micky ,we were in the first band together at school and after. Got some photos of us .sorry to hear about him we were good friends ,and his mom and dad

[@rikkiharris5683]

@@davidmoorcroft4769thank you mate. I’d love to see those photos!

[@rayzor1959]

FFS i think i was at this

[@beanolabub]

What is this song called?

[@littlequacka]

@littlequacka - (continued) every now and then in total dismay. I think Dave had it fixed up for the next gig.

[@beanolabub]

Anybody?

[@paulketchupwitheverything767]

"The Price of Love" Originally performed by The Everly Brothers in the 60s and covered by Bryan Ferry in 1976.