Slade - Gudbuy T'Jane

[@stevewalker422]

I loved Slade at 17 . I love Slade at 67. Will forever be one of my top five bands. God bless’em.

[@shereemcclelland2186]

I loved Slade at 15 and still do at 65, Dave Hill my silver god, Australia loved Slade, in my top 3 bands. Still know all the words to hits ie, alright everybody, let your hair down, clap your hands and stamp your feet ......Slade rocked our world.

[@mammothenterprises2921]

@@shereemcclelland2186 I thought I remembered them saying stamp your hands and clap your feet everybody get down and git with it. That's what made it funny.

[@TheBlueOwl21]

Who’s still enjoying this great record in 2023 ? 👍🏻

[@barrymuir4086]

I still listen to slade from time to time, they were a massive part of my youth. Still got some of their vinyl. Slayed was the first LP I ever bought.

[@henryhartley9993]

Me....

[@atomicdruid]

LOTS of punk rock kids.

[@onemanband3579]

yepp

[@dmitridoubtsov3098]

And me

[@macca8562]

I saw them many many times in their prime in the early 70s, i have seen all of the big groups over the years, and i can tell you none of them where as good as Slade live, Noddy had the best voice in rock ever too, oh yes and boy they were loud.

[@philjm3103]

I saw Slade at the Reading Rock Festival in 1980 - they blew every other band away. Awesome!

[@WesW3187]

⁠@alexhills38It was Ozzy Osbourne with Blizzard of Oz, who couldn’t or didn’t turn up. The promoters contacted Slade who had actually split up, and told them they would go down really well. Dave Hill needed to be convinced to give it one last try but they showed up with only their instruments, and parked with the general public - and boom! The boost from this one performance got us a bunch more songs from Slade. My Oh My, Run Run Away etc. It was a second wind.

[@stevenmoran4060]

It was Thin Lizzy that didn’t turn up! I was there!

[@WesW3187]

@@stevenmoran4060 Do some investigation. It certainly was Ozzy Osbourne. 🙂

[@chrisg2533]

Yes I was there watching Slade filling in for Blizzard of Ozz . Fantastic performance! A few weeks later my local night club “The Norbreck Nite Spot “ advertised that a band who recently cancelled at Reading would be playing , well I knew exactly who that was going to be . So I saw Ozzy Ozbourne playing in the smallest most intimate venue ever . Amazing time . Coincidentally I also managed to see Slade twice at that same venue , brilliant times .

[@goplanit]

@@stevenmoran4060 It was Ozzy who didn't turn up, I was there.

[@roadkillofficialaustralia]

One of the best 70's UK bands... \m/

[@СергейланцоФ]

СОВЕТСКОГО союза

[@thomasclark8242]

@@СергейланцоФ fuck Russia.

[@samhamitch5504]

I absolutely love noddys voice, he does not get the recognition he deserves

[@robertmiller3750]

One of the best live bands in the world 👍🎸🎸🎸

[@shereemcclelland2186]

Live at the Melbourne Showgrounds, hot and wet , typical Australian weather, it was sold out, what a concert. Australia loved Slade. Never, ever forget it. Wow what a blast 🇦🇺🌟🎸🎤🎼

[@lllovegunlll7907]

This is Slade's performance at the Lochem Festival in the Netherlands. Thursday, May 28, 1981

[@61st-highland-anti-tank]

Not a slade fan but noddy holder is one of my favourite rock singers. He really doesn't get enough credit

[@klausrain111]

Noddy is my hero! I loved Slade back in the day, and I love them now! I lived in Israel when GoodBuy tJane came out and they played it constantly on Israeli radio. I was about 25 then, I'm 76 now. Still rocking out!

[@ZippyThePinhead]

Living in the U.S. they never got much airplay here, and I find rather remiss they they didn't get the attention they deserved. I only heard about them through a friend of mine at the time. His older brother had the "Sladest" album, and played it for me in my formative teens. He also introduced me to Mott The Hoople at the same time, another band that should've gotten more attention here too.

[@Lostmineagain]

Look at the stage floor, No gadjets, Computers etc... Plugged in from the amp to the guitar, Mikes to PA and away they go. Loud and clear ready to rock!!! Lucky to see them live back in the day.

[@bigmallly7863]

Likewise, saw them in '72 @ Leeds Town Hall supported by Suzi Quatro & Thin Lizzy. What a night.

[@sahhull]

Look at the audience... No phones

[@paulweston285]

ACDC were the same no gadgets between the guitars and amps

[@capitanvonchickenpants8492]

Bet they didn't hike those massive Stacks on stage themselves

[@paulweston285]

@@capitanvonchickenpants8492 Well of course they didnt thats what roadies do

[@sharonsimmonds3197]

I saw this lot half a dozen times in the 70s ( and missed me paper round once!! Late home again, sorry dad! Bless you) believe me they were loud. Excellent band. Not everybody's cuppa but what you saw is what you got. They were right up there with the big boys for a great gig and night. Consider myself fortunate because you aint never going to see them again. John, Sharon's husband

[@davidnoakes1434]

Loved Slade at 8yrs old, still love them at 58♥️

[@buzx1313]

Don't think a lot of people realize what a great rock band they were..

[@spudbyrne9497]

Slade are the most underrated rock band ever and noddy holder has the best rock voice ever

[@thomasmurphy9348]

Dug Slade back in 73....too bad I never got to see them..they never got the radio play in my area...

[@georgerodrigues4638]

Noddy was an underrated rhythm player, as well as a superb singer.

[@SAHB]

Yes I do agree he was much better than we even thought

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

@@SAHB Yes, especially considering how difficult it is to play and sing at the same time.

[@paulhoughton5164]

First band I ever saw in the very early 70s in a small club in the midlands. My ears are still hurting but they were amazing !!

[@СергейланцоФ]

😃👍

[@Anonym-mg3si]

2x SLADE LIVE in Frankfurt/Germany.Great Concerts 💯🕺🍻💥😉💢💃🎆🎹🎸🎸🎸🎸🔊🎵🎶🎼🎸

[@Anonym-mg3si]

Habe die Eintrittskarten noch 🥁🎸👍🤣😁🎸🥁😝🔉🔊📢🎸🥁

[@eoint2524]

My all time fave band. Wonderful song writing from Nod and Jim but also one of the greatest live bands.

[@spudbyrne9497]

Time for slade to be in the rock hall of fame

[@gregboardman915]

fuck yeah

[@SurreyMan0409]

Yes, definitely!! There are bands a lot worse than them in it...

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Spud Byrne - Absolutely!!!

[@colinwilkes8957]

Spud not necessary we all know how great they were!

[@RandyFricke]

They're not?

[@petoasaurus]

Noddy was HUGELY underrated! That scream!!!!!

[@ericdenamur]

underrated ??? are you serious? Where were you in the 70's ???

[@stephenwhiting6265]

I was there😃 42 years ago this bank holiday August, pure magic, expectations were blown away still love this MEMORIES😍

[@apm763]

This is Lochem, Netherlands, May 1981.

[@rogermoore5764]

Seen these guy's open for Status Quo in Offenbach Germany many moons ago. They put on a wild show, had a good time that night.

[@m623]

Was there 1980 Reading, everyone was wtf Slade but they rocked the place, was singing merry Christmas everybody in August 😅🤣

[@byronwoodleymaund1439]

Saw them at Monsters in 81, one off my bucket list, bloody marvellous!!

[@kenwood4508]

1972 i thought they were the dogs wotsits,and bought every album on vinyl,if it wasn't for Slade my teenage years would never have been the same without them,still in my collection today and still played very loud.......big thanks to Noddy,Dave,Jimmy and Don for some great songs and great memories that go with them.......11/10 guys and 11 on the volume button

[@christate3976]

I have seen many bands in my time ,up there were Slade ,one of the loudest hard rockin' bands I was privileged to see on many occasions ,if you never saw them live and on fire ,buy the live albums and play loud .

[@JacksonAxe]

Man, Slade's best songs were as good as anyone's.

[@RSTI191]

You bump your head? These guys were 3 degrees away from Spinal Tap

[@JacksonAxe]

@@RSTI191 Try listening with your ears instead of your eyes.

[@hewitc]

Talent wasn't their forte. I think they would agree.

[@JacksonAxe]

@@hewitc 17 consecutive top 20 hits and 7 number 1's. Must be a shit of talent-less bands that'd love to own those numbers.

[@alangreenley3257]

@@RSTI191 slade were the best live group of the 70,s and early 80,s by a mile, sorry,

[@dieterjaut1196]

LOVED them with 1 year ... and now with my 111 ones, I STILL DO!! Get this, freaks all ova!

[@r.c.daviesbooks1138]

Saw them in 1975 at Morris Civic Auditorium South Bend Indiana and it's still top five of all the shows we ever saw.

[@macca1146]

If you look it up they were always dogged with some bad luck every time they toured America, they should have been huge their.

[@carrkizz]

Yess Slade in The R'N'R Hall of Fame!!! Greatest Band ... Great Songs ... Hail from AustriA

[@daa2608]

Possibly the most underrated live rock'n'roll band ever. I was lucky enough to see them live in the 70's, the 80's and the 90's and they were always superb. 100%, everytime they set foot on a stage. The only modern bands that I can say the same about are Black Stone Cherry, Halestorm and Shinedown.

[@jeffoliver2298]

I think I'm right in saying that Slade had more or less broken up at this point and then they were offered this festival slot. The band member who was most keen not to carry on was Dave, he had most or less left the band, the other three were considering stopping though. The headliners 'Blizzard Of Oz' (Ozzy Osborunes band) cancelled, Slade were offered it - and all four members were keen and they did the show.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

Most fun Band in Rock. Great songs with personality. Also Dave Hill and his stage cloths were great.

[@rickydicky100]

a real rockin version of a Slade classic, go to it lads

[@albertomartinez2479]

Mid 70s Slade was in pursuit of the maximum decibel live show record. I think they held the record for a period of time.

[@Richard_Gatecliffe_Photography]

An awesome band to see live. Don't judge the audio of this concert by what you hear on your PC. I assure you it was an entirely different deal stood in front of Slade's speaker stacks. They sure did 'Play It Loud'.

[@MartinCube42]

Painfully loud at times! Lol.

[@sladeippie5841]

@@MartinCube42 I know, my ears have been ringing since the seventies 😂💖🎩

[@koroba01]

Agreed! Saw them in New Orleans at The Warehouse back in ‘74 or ‘75 (damn, can’t remember). We were there early hanging on the stage and you could feel the air pushing against your face from the speakers...great fun!

[@Richard_Gatecliffe_Photography]

@@koroba01 We both felt the noize then my friend.

[@alrayner4935]

@@MartinCube42 Charlie Newnham used to know how to turn them up thats for sure.

[@maximumrnb66]

One of the best bands ive seen live for sure..boy were the loud and seriously rocked the place🤘

[@sdvol9077]

Takes me back to high school in High Wycombe UK - went to high school on US Military Base - they were on Top o the Pops. 40 years later I travel to Wolverhampton frequently for business - guess they had a club there called Slade - assume its connected

[@michael5089]

Wow how random I should come across your comment so quickly!! I live in High Wycombe area! Daws Hill was the military base. Love Slade. You still in Wycombe??🧑‍🎄🧑‍🎄🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@sdvol9077]

@@michael5089 LOL - No I live in San Diego I was in London on business on one of many of my trips to UK and had an extra day so took the train to High Wycombe walked up the Rye and hiked up the hill that takes you to the back of the base - sad to see it being demo’d for the new housing development ( all named after US /UK Generals ) but was happy to do that walk up memory lane. I completed the loop by walking down Daws Hill back to town center , into the pub right across from the train station - used to go between ages 16-18. I watched the 4 part slade documentary on U-tube it was magic…

[@michael5089]

@@sdvol9077 Amazing memories! Thanks for that! So when was that you did that walk? Recent years? Do you still visit here ? You spent years growing up here ? Lovely to message you. 🤘🤘🎸🎸 PS Flint Cottage is the pub????

[@TheShotgunslade]

Do me a favour. Sit back and restart this clip and imagine this appearing a T in the park. HEH HEH HEH GOD bless NOD,DAVE ,JIM and DON forever. They annoyed a helluva lot of people but they were so very very loud live. I used to love watching the non believers cringe when they cranked it up. Bless them and each and every Slade nut in the world.

[@Richard_Gatecliffe_Photography]

Well said brother🤘🏻❤️

[@philhopper8875]

This is brilliant upload. Hardly any live footage of Reading 80. My first festival. Keep ‘‘em coming. Thanks for posting.

[@susanpritchard6164]

Saw them in 1971 in a small club in Bolton so loud 50 pence to get in just before they became famous

[@АлександрКлиманов-к6и]

☝️НОДДИ, НОДДИЧКА, НОДДИЩЕ...САМЫЙ ЛУЧШИЙ В СВОЁМ СТИЛЕ И ДЕЛЕ👈😍👍❗ОБОЖАЮ УЖЕ 48 лет подряд☝️❗

[@repairer4182]

А ведь придурок придурком. ))

[@cliveedwards2958]

I know I'm stating the obvious but Noddy had one heck of a voice..predated Brian Johnson AC/DC voice by ten years..what a great rock n roll band!!! Makes me proud to be from the midlands

[@paulshepherd8295]

Not quite. Don't forget that Brian was lead singer with Geordie in 1972.

[@MarkGelderland]

Awesome, as always! So energetic and Dave's outfit is the best by far. I like the way he always has an edge but still looks like a real rocker; the man's got style!

[@lindaparizeau6346]

Wow this is so good. I am discovering these. Jim Lea is a great Bass payer and he has so much energy!!

[@stephenhill8991]

Not only a fine bass player, but a damn good guitar player as well.

[@lindaparizeau6346]

@@stephenhill8991 yes I saw that too in videos from 2002. He is truly a great multi talented musician.

[@myk5875]

Yep Slade forever, been a fan since early 70s❤️✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇪👴🏻

[@2HughMann]

I said goodbye to a Jane leaving my life this way, over a PA system at a summer training camp. She ditched me the night before and this went on the breakfast airwaves before she left for home! It was totally cathartic! My thanks always to Noddy and the boys!

[@reetpateet8656]

I saw Slade at the Birmingham Odeon - absolutely electric atmosphere! One of the best gigs I’ve been to 👍

[@neilcutler8064]

and me can’t remember the year though

[@mattcartwright8272]

@@neilcutler8064 likewise. saw them for an xmas one-off gig at the Odeon. Maybe '82 or '83??

[@macca1146]

Their Wolverhampton Civic Hall gigs were always special.

[@vladditrich2799]

Молодцы ребята, в живую, без фанеры...не то, что сейчас...

[@MrJasdog107]

Slade stole the show at The Great Western Festival Bardney Lincoln 72 along with Rory.

[@nivanblitz355]

SLADE & SWEET tinham q está na ativa até hj!!!👏👏👏♥💪💪📟🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@snejananaidenova9567]

Great and very Favourite song! Sweet and Slade, my favourite group!❤️ Glam Rock forever! ❤️

[@MaxPulse1]

Saw them in Adelaide in 197? (It was hazy) Shared the bill with Status Quo, Lindisfarne! and a brilliant Adelaide band Fraternity, with a young Bon Scott (AC/DC) on vocals. What an eclectic lineup at the old showground, but brilliant. Don Powell swigged from a large bottle of scotch between songs!

[@boblilley7429]

Grew up listening to slade now im 63 still love it

[@ronwhitfield8872]

The first single that I bought as a 14 year old , awesome

[@stephenhill8991]

Same here!..my 50p (cost of a 45rpm single back in the day) was a choice between Lynsey DePaul (Sugar Me) or Gudbuy t'Jane - Slade it was.

[@slaphead59]

fantastic!...best LIVE band ever...cheers.

[@double6rrr200]

slaphead59 i

[@colinlatham7905]

For sure. Best I ever saw I

[@philchadwick1428]

@@colinlatham7905 cheers Colin

[@10ampsloblo21]

Dang I forgot all about these guys awesome raw great rock n roll listened to them in early 70s clap your feet stomp your hands

[@johnfellows2867]

Slade WERE the 70's !!!

[@rodhall1454]

Still one of my all time favorite bands... and Noddy Holder is one of the best singers EVER.

[@cypeman8037]

My first love and it never diminished. Met Dave at a meet and greet at Wolverhampton Racecourse a few years ago. He's not very tall. 😂

[@ronwhitfield8872]

My first single bought as a 14 year old. Loved the 70s

[@WaterWorld1]

Great energy!

[@barrysims5708]

Growing up school you were either in the Sweet camp or the Slade one. I was i the Sweet one. Move on a few years to Donnington AC/DC were headlining along witb Whitsnake, Blue Oyster Cult and a number of others. 2nd or 3rd band on during the day Slade. Not looking forward to this my mate said. They were amazing so good i fact we went to see them ag Newcastle City Hall a Christmas gig the will never be forgotten. Go listen to Slade on Stage some if not all comes from that gig. I have seen some of the top bands but Slade were truly fabtastic both I saw them. Great memories shame Noddy packed i when he did

[@drsuses73fenderstratocaster]

January 1974 in Milwaukee. They were top-notch!!!

[@darren5203]

they were some live band in their time !!

[@namor357]

darren Morgan They were the most entertaining and fun live band in the 70s and then 80s. I miss them. Their energy was amazing.

[@adamwarlock5286]

I first saw them at MoR . I thought they were a pop group until that point. Absolutley phenomenal lol

[@jonathanwile4404]

@@namor357 NY Academy of Music, with Grin and Black Oak Arkansas

[@paultribe7231]

Look at the back line and they were 200 watt heads !

[@cliffbungalow9373]

Those Hiwatts must have been deafening. They used the 200 watt models. I have two 100 watt tops and they move some air, I‘ll tell ya.

[@РАМУАЛЬДРАМУАЛЬДОВИЧ]

Спасибо что вы были!

[@alanbitterman9909]

This is what happens when you have four exceptionally talented noise makers 👍

[@chased-penguins]

Слэйд...Супергруппа!!!👍

[@mistorlazy4366]

Noddy Holder это золотой голос рок н ролла без него Slade не Slade, как жаль, что он уже 25 лет молчит....

[@jonmarshallsay7774]

Loved this in the 70s, love in2022

[@anniesprout5374]

Glastonbury ask them to play one final gig with original members What a gig that would be.

[@philp2088]

Brill im 63 , love em.

[@andreascharalambous8296]

best live band ever

[@larrykarr1968]

Seen them in st louis mo in early 70$ dont remember who they opened for but they stole the show . Rocked the house keil autotorium a great place to see a concert!

[@douglasadams6024]

a real honest rock band!!!

[@raiderdave80]

Drums pounding 3 guitars in your Noddy noggin' ♥ 🦅 ✌

[@tonybevan1742]

i was there too, Slade were brilliant should have been on just before DC, ironic as the young brothers asked Noddy to replace bon scott but turned them down. what a band that would have been, loved to have had them make even just one album.

[@TheDemoniodelaSelva]

En la actualidad, aún existe esta gran banda.

[@shannonlucas2980]

I've NEVER seen a Slade clip where Don wasn't chewing gum. Jimmy Lea's bass sounds like a chainsaw🤘

[@stephenwhiting6265]

Woz there 😂 Reading rocked that afternoon 😎

[@randlerobbertson8792]

Jesus, they could rock !

[@andreverhagemusic]

for nevetsfeen.. The where the fourth band at the festval in row, iwas at the concert and i tell ya they where the best! But they had to hurry up i am afraid that explain the temp! Rrrrrrrrrock on Slade for ever

[@petermole6101]

SAW THEM AT LEEDS TOWN HALL '72, THIN LIZZY WERE SUPPORT. WHAT A NIGHT!!!!!!!!!

[@JuanLopez-ny7yg]

JOER..QUE BUENOS SLADE..😊❤❤

[@briantranter4317]

Noddy was a GREAT singer

[@A.L.I.E.N.6.6.6.]

Как свежий ветер над тухлым болотом нынешних "звёзд"

[@timippolito1182]

Saw these guys in Rochester, N.Y. with Foghat and a 3rd band. I think maybe Mott the Hoople. Good show..

[@IdleAl]

Fantastic footage. Was this before or after Donington that year (81)? I saw them there and they were absolutely brilliant...blew everyone except AC/DC right off the stage! C'mon Noddy & jim, a reunion is waaaayyyy overdue!

[@timdavies1951]

Including AC/DC.....

[@andreverhagemusic]

ac/dc had full lightshow slade the rain but the blew every band off stage!

[@Daiversion1]

Tim - I was there as well and totally agree.

[@MartinCube42]

I was there too, mainly to see Slade (and Blackfoot). None of the other bands impressed me much - zero interaction with the crowd.

[@DavidUKesb]

Blackfoot and Slade were the stars that day.

[@zbyszek-ui3yl]

Przy was dorastałem i was uwielbiałem to było to

[@alanstrom2221]

The whole beauty of this tune was the Drumming and the tempo of it. I've noticed that there are other comments supporting my sentiment here, that this LIVE version is too fast. Some bands think that they have to create hysteria by playing much faster. Be true to the original recording as the Mighty STATUS QUO do. Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters destroys their songs by yelling and screaming.

[@OldWhitebelly]

Blah, rock should be played however the hell the poeople playing it want to play it, and anyone who doesn't like it can fuck off. It's not Bach ffs. Pandering to people who think it always has to sound like their record is what pop is all about, not rock. As soon as rock became safe and comfortable and predictable, it died.

[@riccardodallagnese4786]

Slade fan forever🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍🇮🇹

[@johntrue7113]

They rocked. They rolled. You might even say that they rock and rolled.

[@eveningtsar]

Damn it looks hot! Kickass uptempo version. I wish I coulda seen 'em live at their height . . .

[@martinr3101]

eveningtsar oh yea speaking as someone who did over 20 times it was a gift from GOD !!

[@alterreifen]

Blimey aren't we a wee bit pumped up?! That's a speed metal version, tempowise. Also note the lack of pedalboards on stage. Not even one stompbox. Todays bands they all have a pedalboard the size of a childrens coffin, full of FX.

[@sphere82]

Yes, their drummer seems to be frequently way faster on the stage than in the studio... Adrenaline? Anyway, they're so great, that then can play in almost any tempo.... Sometimes it works, sometimes less so.

[@Kwanglebeh]

A Les Paul (even a good copy), Ibanez TubeScreamer,Boss DM2 echo and a Boss BF2 Flanger is pretty much what any hard rock guitarist needs to have on board.(flanger optional).

[@1988JoeMiller]

That is the most bizarre size comparison I think I’ve ever heard. 😆

[@thomasgoergens6048]

immer wieder gerne......in der richtigen stimmung........geil,,,,,,

[@andywells397]

Who loves this in november 2022 ?

[@KGE_1961]

Я ичо? Am I.

[@thomasbobran2567]

Geile Musik. Immer noch gut😊