Ron Wood & 'The First Barbarians' - "If You Gotta Make a Fool Out of Somebody" (w/ Rod Stewart)

[@12Nordsee]

Never saw Rod Stewart and Keith on the same stage. Great find.

[@DieselChief]

I would give an arm and a leg for that triple mic stand that Ronnie, Rod and Keef sing into. I could probably melt it into a puddle of pure rock 'n' roll.

[@jaytoepfert6776]

Nobody sounds like Ronnie, his guitar playing and tone is so original solo and with FACES.

[@isbisterband]

One of the best live performances out there !

[@annbugbee5623]

Great post.Exceĺent sound.Thiose Guitars are sounding zo good.l can't stand the music of today. But somehow l think people are realizing that now.This type of music 🎶🎵Is where it is at.Love It. Walter B.

[@laurablues6210]

really see Ronnie, Rod, Keith , singing all three is magical , because they are magical and know how to convey true love for music

[@108Ultraviolet]

Stones/Ron fan & Rod raver loves a 2 for 1 combo anytime it shows up! Good listen.

[@jbsamakis]

Everyone in this video is at the top of their game

[@SternOfOld]

This is actually a song originally performed by R&B artist James Ray (penned by Rudy Clark). This is a great rendition, in any case.

[@honey_bee65]

Yeah, I have the 45". Found it randomly in a thrift store for ¢.25 👍

[@nickfanzo]

the original song is great but this is next level.

[@108Ultraviolet]

Beautiful. No time these days to hurt anybody.

[@kknobody73]

Damn good song, Today's music, has no heart or musicianship behind it.

[@joeyslick2072]

So great beyond awesome. 💜💟💜

[@MrJimmyoc00]

WOW that is great...the three of them singing together!!! haven't seen any of this before thank you for the post glad i fgound it!!!

[@platter1000]

classic old school rockers. wouldn't it be nice to turn back time

[@cailrichards1221]

Ah it's so nostalgic! Maybe Rod should git down and damn well join The Stones now...what a great gas that band would be..the best of 1971, together at last! Jagger singing Stay With me, Rod doing the inevitable Start Me Up etc. Ah....I can see it all!

[@salguodmc]

What a great find, Fantastic, Thanks for posting this

[@danieljaimes4803]

Ronnie and Keith’s okaying are endless

[@tonycree]

FOOOKKKIN AWESOME

[@billmccabe6188]

I like original but these guys have a pretty good rendition of the song.

[@MrMusicguyma]

Great!

[@annabearden7160]

💝🎸Thank You 🥳😘🎸💝

[@JimAdsit]

I have a bootleg of their Toronto show on video. But, it's The New Barbarians.

[@honey_bee65]

Yeah the Keith and Ron band was actually called the *NEW Barbarians* but they were just called "First Barbarians" on this DVD because this performance was actually a few years before they gave themselves the "New Barbarians" name. I don't think they were even an ACTUAL band yet, so I don't think they had a name at this point. So the "First Barbarians" name is just something the DVD producers came up with, kinda like saying "BEFORE the Barbarians".

[@greatunz67]

Incredible. So much more passion than the studio version that was on Ronnie's first solo album. Rod's mic could have been a bit more up front but it's still great. Too bad this version has never been professionally cleaned up and released on cd. The audio on this video version is full of crackles and pops.

[@rubenfm1]

a pesar de ser antigua esta cancion es linda:

[@flohayron]

Love your weissenborn ... You don't want to sell it ?lolll Havec a nice year, Florent

[@honey_bee65]

Unfortunately, it was sold THAT day. Biggest regret of his life :-(

[@deebee76]

As good as it gets.

[@Darkangelrock92]

ronnie !!!

[@honey_bee65]

I concur 😁

[@aazo999]

Top men

[@burnsybaby1987]

John McKevitt Gives me goosebumps when the three get singing together. Ronnie and Keith never renowned singers but have a lot of passion. Ronnie's voice around the mid-70's was good, but he lost it, god bless him. Keith kind of adapted his and can sing pretty well these days. Rod had a voice bestowed onto him by other wordly forces! It's English booze rock at its best.

[@lamper2]

+Adam Burns i agree-something blew out what limited vocal range he had

[@SternOfOld]

@chromedeluxe Nope... she covered it on her fourth album but it was written by Rudy Clark.

[@Smudgefizz]

@titostacos I guess that's why the song is called "If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody".

[@titostacos]

It looks like Rod and Ron are laughing at Keith's singing at about the 2:03 mark...

[@TheSirRiot]

0 dislikes??? wow!

[@jbsamakis]

3:15

[@blackandtanful]

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[@scrabble58]

Pedantic, I know, but this has nothing to do with the Barbarians, New or otherwise! The name "The Barbarians" was suggested by Neil Young in '79 for the band Woody pulled together, initially to promote his solo album "Gimme Some Neck) but who also played in Canada so Keith could fulfil his sentence following his drugs bust in Toronto. They couldn't use the name "The Barbarians" as there was already a band of that name in US that originated in the 60's, hence them being named "The New Barbarians"

[@davidmaslow2931]

Originally done by Ray Parker!

[@jamielinda1]

try james ray 1961 cool song

[@honey_bee65]

Found the 45" in a thrift store for .25¢

[@TheEDZEPPELINBAND]

waiting for the tooth fairy-

[@titostacos]

Keith looks a bit skeletal here.

[@zapkvr]

Has Rod had some work done. I swear he doesn't look that ugly now.