Slade - Midnight Special Performances

[@patbrennan6572]

What a delight to live through this period of music, wish I could I could go back and start all over again.

[@Rokonroller]

Awesome, I’m 65 now, I am still loving Slades music after hearing their music over 50 years ago crusin & boozin😝😎😀

[@melprice8961]

first record I ever bought, Gudbye t Jane , December 1972

[@davehunter6920]

61 first album bought sladest

[@ursulaschlapbach311]

🎉❤🎉❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 yeah they are great phantastic great 👍

[@ursulaschlapbach311]

I am 59 and still feeling young after many struggles survived 🙃 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤

[@helmutarentz7161]

Ich bin 68 und mir geht es genauso 🇩🇪😊

[@williampaxton871]

Noddy Holder. One of the most iconic voices in the history of rock and roll. I wish he could have done a duet with Bon Scott.

[@dieterjaut1196]

For what?? We ALL know the winner of such a meeting! Ha, in contrary to the Nod, the bon just would had been 3rd-classed in a direct "battle".

[@Владимир-м3ц4н]

Мне 60 с хвостиком до сих пор слушаю эту рок группу .Легенда Глэм Рока ❤.

[@ЖеняФ-т2ч]

Мне 64,5, считаю Слэйд самой отпи.. дышной группой всех времён, привет из Мелитополя, слушаю Слэйд до сих пор.кстати, самая любимая, -"ду ю рэмэбэ зе найт оф семтембер, ин фор э пенни "

[@nuwache]

Ребята, вы правы. Мне 65

[@noddyholder1976]

I'm 63 and I still have slade on full blast going deaf or not I still rock with the boys nod don dave and Jim

[@АндрейОсинов-х4ц]

65 лет. Слушал, усилитель сам делал, магнитофон тоже.

[@dieterjaut1196]

@@АндрейОсинов-х4ц ??

[@chriscampbell9191]

Jim Lea, one of my bass guitar heroes. The best player that nobody in the US (aside from a few fans here and there) even knew existed. Totally kickass. Made me get an EB-3..... Well, an Electra EB-3, but it sounds like an EB-3 just the same...

[@drychaf]

Rock bass was a leading force around 1970 - 1974. I don't know why, or why it faded away, but it still sounds great listening to these bands today.

[@chriscampbell9191]

@@drychaf Yeah, the glam era bassists -- Jim Lea, Steve Currie (T.Rex), John Gustafson (Roxy Music) and Trevor Bolder (Bowie) all were really good.

[@Geese-farting-in-the-wind]

If you watch a lot of Slade videos, you often find Dave or Nod playing the bass too. Especially when Jim is on the Fiddle or the Joanna.

[@fernandogarajalde4066]

So does the €piphone Asian solid body with the phat EB0 ‘bucks 😎🎸

[@Omega21456]

⁠​⁠@@chriscampbell9191and Steve Priest from Sweet and although not a glam rock band Andy Fraser from Free

[@tommyd5238]

Jimmy Lea has so much musical talent, bass, guitar, violin, and piano. They all could play, no faking !

[@andrewrobinson2565]

They could, but weren't live in these clips.

[@BigBri550]

They used tracks in these television appearances, though. People think miming/backing tracks is something new, but it isn't: it's as old as television.

[@andrewrobinson2565]

@@BigBri550 I saw them at Polytechnic of Central London in 1979. They weren't miming then but my head exploded. 😃👍

[@BigBri550]

@@andrewrobinson2565 Yes, in 1979 backing tracks for concerts weren't easy or typical. When I saw KISS in 1977, Peter Criss sang "Beth" to an obvious backing track, but that was the only one as far as I could tell. Pre-digital technology prevented '70s rock stars from copping out 😁

[@carstenwalter259]

🤣🤣🤣 - sorry .... you are wrong -- ALL THESE takes are fully-playbacked ... and you can be lucky with it ... I worked as sound engineer on quite big "Oldie-Shows"! in Germany ... and this band live was truely horrible

[@renedocekal1626]

Ano, tohle jsou klasická sedmdesátá léta. Slade společně se Sweet nahráli tak skvělou muziku, které se nikdy neoposlouchá. Je mi už více než šedesát, ale když vidím a slyším Slade, cítím jako by mi bylo znovu patnáct. Kluci díky. Jste stále skvělí.

[@nicknick6298]

Смоки еще нужно добавить

[@flammaferus2998]

Slade + Sweet + Suzi Quatro = Heavy Metal

[@ЮрийОганян-э3я]

SLADE, SWEET ,ЛУЧШИЕ МОИ 70 ГОДЫ ЭТО БЫЛО ОХРЕНЕННО!😂😂😂😂❤

[@ЮрийОганян-э3я]

Точно жто сейчас одно овно ничего в памяти не остаётся , а у ХИПОВ КАКИЕ МЕДЛЯКИ 🎉

[@Maccaxxx]

Best live band i ever saw, and i have seen them all since the late 60s, their Civic Hall Wolverhampton concerts were the best, and boy they were loud, Noddy has the best voice in rock music ever by miles.

[@helmutarentz7161]

Du glückliche, ich bin 68 und habe kein einziges gesehen 🇩🇪

[@dieterjaut1196]

@@helmutarentz7161 poor devil

[@DeniseAnastasiou-y5w]

I was to join my brother in seeing them live playing @Festival Hall Melb Australia in the 70.s , however, my husband bought me the Box set of greatest hits as a 10 year old , I can sing along , ❤

[@stephenstone8480]

Noddy's good, but he sure isn't the best rock singer ever...John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Roger Daltrey, Steve Marriott, Paul Rodgers, Ian Gillan, Eric Burdon, Robert Plant, Robin Zander, Chris Cornell are all ahead of him...

[@dieterjaut1196]

@@stephenstone8480 Thee PROOF you don´t almost n o t h i n g regarding REAL rock sounds ... AND their OUTstanding leaders, like NODDY without any doubt had been. And now, ... ... go listen to abba and genesis!! !!

[@finneguitarplayer9825]

Meine Jugend , die 1970‘er , Slade - 👏👏👏

[@drychaf]

Loved them since 'Coz I Luv You', when I was 9. Slade Alive = my first album. What a band.

[@Бориска-сосиска]

Любимая группа с 1972 года

[@1968barmen]

Замечательная банда!!!🎉

[@Occident.]

Loved Slade from 1971 till around 76. Still love to hear them till this day. Thanks for the music Boys.

[@Lostmineagain]

Was lucky enough to see them at the Forum in NYC. One of my top 5 bands ever!!! Spoke to Lemmy of Motorhead about Slade and he thought the world about Noddy!!!

[@alanrockman2469]

Lemmy was also a huge fan of Steve Marriott. I ran into him backstage after a Marriott gig at the Half Moon in London in the late 1980s. RIP Steve and Lemmy

[@vincebalosky771]

I had the Good Fortune of seeing Slade in 1975 they backed up Black Sabbath one of the best and most underrated bands of the 70s I was 18 years old and life was great!!!!!!

[@terrikirschenzaft4353]

I live in Montreal and no one played this in the 70's, I thought they were just fun and great to look at, very authentic english rock, always loved Slade! Terri

[@letsbefrankcanadasforemost7818]

Yes, they ruled England in the 70's and never made it over here.

[@terrikirschenzaft4353]

@@letsbefrankcanadasforemost7818 Somehow i heard them on the radio or seen them on television, i was hooked, I'm a real anglophile, same with a lot of fabulous groups and artists, like Soundtrack of our lives from Sweden and Chris Brain from Yorkshire, but Slade, I belonged in the UK, oh well, Canada is ok i guess, but for music, wow, they were really fun and electric to hear and see!

[@letsbefrankcanadasforemost7818]

@@terrikirschenzaft4353 My best friend introduced me to the album, slayed. And I loved it. I love the high energy and Noddy's voice. Oh man. What a voice.

[@stevefarmer5232]

Like you, I live in Montreal. Had my first apartment in 1973, turned on the Midnight Special, program and saw Slade for the first time. I was hooked. Next day, bought Slade Alive album, great music. BTW, was born in England, came over to Montreal when I was 6.British rock rules.

[@terrikirschenzaft4353]

@@stevefarmer5232 That is the total truth, British rock rules for me, I love England, everything, i was born here, but am proud we were under their rule for almost 300 years, the music, almost hard to fathom how they come up with this riveting stuff, the folk is great too! Thankyou

[@andrewthompson2831]

Some people obviously don't realise what a phenomenal band slade were back in the 70s and yes they certainly were a proper rock band who could perform live listen to slade alive then you will hear what a great band they really were plus they had legends who appreciated them live like Robert plant and Ozzy Osborne they know what music is all about sadly some people are narrow minded who don't appreciate great bands like slade fortunately we do and that's all that matters true fans know this band really kicked butt and rocked the house down

[@cfgjr]

Some people obviously don't realize what a phenomenal thing punctuation is.

[@vincebalosky771]

​@@cfgjrhey punctuate this you don't know music Slade was one of the best bands of the 70s if that's the best you got that's pretty sad!!!

[@nathandodge665]

They appeal to twelve year old girls only 😊

[@vincebalosky771]

@@nathandodge665 hey stop talking about your preferences you can get locked up for that idiot!!! Punctuate that!!

[@TomTomicMic]

​@@nathandodge665 Funny, I'm not a 12 year old girl but then I'm not a leftie so I know what a girl is and Slade are one of my musical influences, a hard grafting band in their day!?!

[@richardscobieofficial4113]

The soundtrack of my youth. ❤️ Slade.

[@waynerichards2944]

Hey, I was about to type that. 😂

[@arcoulant87]

@@waynerichards2944 yep

[@Georg-Friedr]

Ich hatte das Privileg Slade zu sehen als sie noch unbekannt waren....vor 30 Leuten in der Wiesbadener "Wartburg"...Sie waren laut oder noch lauter und spieleten ca.3 Stunden und hatten ihren Spass mit den paar Leuten......Es war geil und die Luft war geschwängert von guter Laune und positiver Energie. Manchmal denke ich, das diese Energie bis heute hält...Danke Slade ihr wart einfach nur geil und gut, trotz der affigen Verkleidung...

[@Anonym-mg3si]

Habe SLADE 1972 & 1973 IN FRANKFURT-HÖCHST JAHRHUNDERTHALLE GESEHEN.HABE DIE EINTRITTSKARTEN NOCH JEWEILS 18 DM 🤗😝🥁🎸🥁🎸 Vor 2 Tagen SLADE in Wölfersheim nur noch mit DAVE HILL 🎸🥁📢🔊🔉🎶🎵🎸🥁🎸🥁

[@alangreenley3257]

only the best live band in england" in the 70,s early 80,s top,top, live band, " sadly never to be repeated" the mighty slade

[@nathandodge665]

Yeah if you're a twelve year old girl 😊

[@stephenmoore3035]

Unfortunately these are not live

[@alangreenley3257]

@@stephenmoore3035 the vocal is" nod the rock god

[@cheshirebowman4465]

They not live

[@alangreenley3257]

@@cheshirebowman4465 nods vocals are live"

[@ЮрийОганян-э3я]

С НАЧАЛА 70 СЛУШАЮ МНЕ 62 И ДО СИХ ПОР БАХАЮ В МАШИНЕ МОЛОДЕЖЬ ОХРЕНЕВАЕТ😂🎉

[@flammaferus2998]

Love Slade. They're fabulous!

[@richardheedfpv9626]

One of the best voices in rock.

[@dudovich13]

Slade Alive was my favorite live album for a long time.

[@paulwhite8519]

Still one of my fave albums 👍👍

[@geowynleda4641]

My big brother was a huge Slade fan and was lucky enough to see them several times. He wore his hair and sideburns just like Noddy's. One day he came in looking as though someone had died, when asked he said "Noddy's got pleurisy." He took me to see Flame in 1975.

[@bobnel16]

The best band I have ever been fortunate to listen too

[@rocka-cb7kk]

MY IT TAKES ME RIGHT BACK WHAT A GREAT BAND SLADE SAW THEM LIVE BLOODY HELL THEY WAS LOUD BUT IT WAS A GREAT NIGHT THANKS SLADE

[@stevenwalton537]

Slide are one of the reasons I’m a bit deaf now,but when you are 16 years old it doesn’t matter,one of the best live bands ever

[@philippeemery9821]

Alors nous avons le même âge et le même amour pour Slade !!!!!

[@BigPoppa-t3z]

Yeah well I was like 5 row at the felt forum NY talk about loud. They blew a cops hat off his head. No lie

[@johnmccree8941]

A bit deaf from going down a Slide? Couldn't imagine that... go head first?

[@boogermeister1]

I know what you mean! I had 3rd row for a Slade/Robin Trower concert when I was maybe 17. I still think to this day that was the cause for hearing loss in my left ear. I am now 67, but I would not trade that experiance for my hearing. Best times!

[@TomTomicMic]

​@@johnmccree8941 Slide? Slade as in prison!?!

[@alanheinz2287]

I saw these performances when they originally aired. I became a SLADE instantly. The second I heard the intro to DO WE STILL DO IT I was hooked. The changed my life and started my music journey. Can someone please let me know how I can get a copy of these performances for my home collection? I’ve waited 51 years to see my heroes perform Do We Still Do It, Everyday, My Friend Stan on the Midnight Special again. Thanks in advance.

[@ИгорьКарпов-и6ф]

Вот кто по настоящему великие, на все века.

[@1968barmen]

Великолепные, незабываемые, нетленны!!!🎉

[@olegsnikiforovs4421]

Обажаю Слейд,мне 65,слушаю с начала 70- ых,Нодди супер,голос ни скем не спутаешь🤠

[@vonzipper7854]

So cool to them preform Do We Still do It one of my all time favorite SLADE songs. Thanks for the upload

[@stevefarmer5232]

Should have been a number one single.

[@zabadakxanadu]

Agree. Why was that never released as a single instead of those wet ballad-y things?

[@vonzipper7854]

@@zabadakxanadu They should have flipped the record sides to make Do We Still Do It the lead off track. The main riff is crunchy and heavy as hell and a rousing chorus and is one of Noddy's strongest vocals EVER. Ok there is no guitar solo but who cares it is still a BANGER!

[@paulgoddard8133]

What great different versions of the all them Originals.. I have loved and been a huge massive fan of Slade for over 50 years and will love them for Eternity for me there will never be a better band.. Best Etertaining Band Ever.. Love Noddy and the Boyz..Just Simply The Best👌

[@ronaldtant]

I think Noddy was singing live over a pre recorded track …..don’t think we were watching a live performance.

[@DavidMorgan-e1s]

Saw them at Reading festival 1980 .a glorious performance !

[@randomguy70]

Awesome - Thank you for this! Its about time a slade concert was upscaled and released on Blu-ray........

[@sergiooliveira7778]

Concordo com você .

[@shereemcclelland2186]

Fanf#&(%tastic, Slade in Australia, absolutely amazing 4 th February 1973, Melbourne Showgrounds, take me back, a 15 year old and her heroes. Part of her DNA now, Thankyou Noddy, Dave, Jim and Don, for being part of my 67 year old life, I don’t reakon you blokes actually knew how popular you were here, and we will never forget yooz. 🇦🇺❤️

[@garyprusha3883]

Their eccentricities didn't catch on in the States the way it did in Europe and Britain. That is the great tragedy of this band. They rocked like no other ❤ long live Slade!!!!!!!

[@ingridlooze3839]

It is😂 so uniek typickle brittish without any yankee inflluence.

[@PatrickTowers]

i was to0 cool for slade but really slade was too cool for me

[@letsbefrankcanadasforemost7818]

My fav band of all time. Hell they'd release songs in the number one position, like Sqeeze Pleeze me. The energy was crazy, wish I could have seen one of their concerts.

[@hwmbo727]

Thank you for uploading this video! I remember when I was 11 y/o in 1974 staying up late to watch this show. I loved Slade! I had bought the LP "Old New Borrowed and Blue", and my favourite track at at the start of side 2, "Do We Still Do it", would skip due to poor manufacturing!

[@mikeowen1192]

Slade where a great pop band in a time when there was a lot off top bands and vocalists ,faces, bad company ,led zep, humble pie , who, ther singers noddy , Rod , paul Rodgers, plant, steve marriott, daltrey those boys could sing,

[@tonygard1424]

I saw them at Bournemouth Winter Gardens 1974. I was aged 8. Mental.

[@kmgnr]

Saw them live over 20 times in the 70s and 80s and still they are the best live band ive ever seen and ive seen a few !!!!

[@mikebrown9850]

Slade opened for Judas Priest who opened for Aerosmith at my very first concert in 1976. I was 13 and afterwards I couldn’t hear for a week🙉😱

[@StuartPadgett]

Just the best ever band and singer the rock voice ever ❤

[@josuegonzalez1913]

This band has been for me the beginning of the aventure of rock !!

[@RichardCook-on3gf]

Slade was neat! I loved how many song titles were misspelled. I loved the title Stomp Your Hands and Clap Your Feet. Do We Still Do It is from that album. This album was my introduction to the group. I saw it in a record store in Portsmouth when I was in the USCG and my ship was in the shipyard. I bought it just to see what this was and been a fan since.

[@dinshawpocha4882]

Picture quality is amazing considering its over 50 years ago, can't beat Slade they look like they are enjoying themselves.

[@iSiberianHusky]

That's because they took the original video and released it on DVD.

[@dinshawpocha4882]

@@iSiberianHusky There's a lot of music videos that need to be upgraded and released on Blu ray right now there just rotting away in an archive.

[@iSiberianHusky]

@@dinshawpocha4882 I don't know...there is so much post-production phoniness added to them, that it's not remotely close to the actual original performances.

[@solcasared]

I remember way back in the day seeing the sweet on a Friday night slade on the Saturday night all of the best live music events of my entire life I’m sure I was deaf for nearly a week after

[@srvuk]

They were a vital part of my earlier years and their impact was huge. If they had not gone off into other tangents such as the skinhead phase, they would likely have conquered America too. Following their acclaimed performance at Donnington, despite essentially having been left behind, I saw them at the Birmingham Odeon, where they almost literally bought the house down. It was a performance that both shocked and astonished the crowd in equal parts. Brilliant. And as for Christmas, it can never happen without Slade and Wizzard.

[@alasdairfinlayson]

Slade were playing as support for the headliners who I believe were Black Sabbath. For some reason Black Sabbath couldn't make it and Slade held the fort LIVE for the whole night. By the end of it, the audience had forgotten Black Sabbath were even supposed to be there!

[@markbrooks7372]

Some of it available on the excellent jet fueled Live @ Reading EP.

[@bxbxbxjxnxndndn1123]

Found a Slade cassette tape at Kadena air force base while in Marines at Okinawa and was hooked! Never understood why they weren't big in the States!

[@AndrewShtoll]

Да, Slade создали свой стиль, своё пространство в роке. Они трудно повторяемы, т.е. уникальны, в своём роде.🎉 Это как незнакомое блюдо среди привычной жратвы))

[@tobyihli9470]

One of my favorite bands. Many covers done on their songs.

[@nylesglynn8727]

When you hear the claptrap about how bad the '70s were, three day working week, power cuts, etc, etc, just remember that Slade was who everyone in the UK was listening to. Bigger than Bowie. It was f***ing brilliant!

[@drbluzer]

I went to this used CD and multimedia store and what to my surprise was the album "SLAYED ? " by SLADE on CD for $6.00 ! This was too good to pass up as I had sold all of my LP's and "SLAYED? " was one of the LP's that I had .

[@ursulaschlapbach311]

Oh no

[@mathill6869]

Great the Slade were a good time band like the Quo and the Faces very much an English thing carrying on the music hall tradition as such all three bands will remembered in time to come.

[@terrydickinson7252]

Saw them live in Chatham Town Hall in 1970’s. They were great.

[@sergeikovalskie.5035]

ЛЕГЕНДА!!!♥♥♥

[@Jimmy-n7p2b]

Saw them in Copenhagen 1974 kb hallen Köpenhamn sooo mutch heavy konsert. Great memmoy ❤❤❤

[@stephenlangsl67]

I heard that Slide performed on the Midnight Special but the footage of there performance was lost. I am just thrilled to have just now found that footage on KZbin! Very well played Adygill .🙂🙂😊🥰😇😇

[@smithpm81]

wow amazing a fan since 1972

[@rickl5596]

Top 5 rock singer right there...Thanks Noddy.

[@marcfouarge3057]

Bonjour cela rappel tellement de souvenir Merci a Slade pour nous avoir bercer notre jeunesse

[@macarchers]

mais oui monsieur Marc et nóublier pas cest everyday

[@Jimmy-n7p2b]

The Best of the best Slade alive 4 ever in my Heart ♥️ ♥️♥️💯

[@Ladypavs]

63 Year old Metal Head just had an eargasm

[@IgorAlekseevich]

Ambrose Slade оставили глубокий и неизгладимый слейд в истории рока🤘🎩

[@rocka-cb7kk]

SLADE MADE SOME GREAT ALBUMS AND GOODNESS KNOWS HOW MANY SINGLES

[@niccymak8243]

But they never broke the USA despite shows like this. Good forum to discuss why not.

[@Lostmineagain]

@@niccymak8243 Either did Uriah Heep.

[@alanwhitney3263]

​@@niccymak8243too English like The Jam

[@9997-g4g]

I left England in 72, no one knew who they were in the US until maybe a year later. Fav band since 70.

[@glennhfriedman4571]

loved them !!! So much energy

[@lynndewees2051]

My first rock and roll concert, in the round at the Valley Forge Music Center in 1973. My ears still bleed from it sometimes

[@1tylersdad]

One of my favourite bands ever.In my opinion should have been much bigger internationally,

[@Noname-j5m]

Спасибо им, что были в нашей жизни все эти полвека!

[@josemanuelayastaduran5188]

SLADE es una SUPER BANDA y debe ser reconocida como tal.

[@AndrewShtoll]

Ок. Я признаю !!🎉🎉

[@IngolfStein-mm3vi]

sie waren fantastisch..das beste war das wenn sie als vorgruppe auftraten die sache für den ,, hauptact ,, gegessen war 😂❤

[@КоцаМарсик]

Голос Нодди,это НЕЧТО!

[@philruitcel2696]

My parents picked up an English LP on a trip to England "Sladest" They had a lot of top songs on that LP. Not big in the US, however lots of people covered them

[@EdZepful]

Saw the guys 4/30/74 MSG Felt Forum - Aerosmith opened - 2nd row next to Jimmy - Dave can out holding a bottle of Jack D but the neck - opened with Take Me Back Home - WHAT A PERFORMANCE !

[@cliffbungalow9373]

The greatest singer out of all of them in that day

[@KathyWilber-hy1sq]

"OHH HELL YES"!!! And yet another killer classic tune from the killer outfit called Slade!!! And maybe most people don't remember this, but another very killer rock outfit from the 80's and I think even some of the 90's called Brittany Fox did a very good cover of this diddy!!! Ernie Wilber 🤘👹🤘✌️

[@lpwienert7358]

Mirror hat and Jim's red suit....I'll never forget . Party on!

[@carloscosta1923]

SLADE FOR ME IS ONE OF THE GREATEST EVER!!!!!!!

[@wlodell]

Even though the video is phony, this a great song and this a great band. Slade and Quiet Riot were similar in style, liked them both.

[@xomthood]

why can't they just post the actual video and audio?

[@taxi134-y1q]

The dogs bollocks during the Seventies dominated the charts and filled halls and clubs the length and breadth of the UK.All still with us thank God!

[@PeKe999]

I was 11 years old back in 1973. Got my bedroom walls covered with Slade posters. But their 7 inches and made my recordings wirh that good old Philips cassette recorder. Screaming Noddy Holder and funny Dave Hill. Good memories.

[@DianasYTChannel]

Thanks for uploading this.

[@KevinReynolds-q4k]

Slade alive a bloody classic, listen to it in your doc martens for a stomping good time 🌋

[@StephenMay-hn3fn]

The very brilliant underated slade .luckily i saw them a few times in Birmingham still love their music must be why im deaf .noddys voice is unique no wonder ac/dc considered him after bin died. Rock on lad's 5:09

[@RichardCook-on3gf]

Slade made good rock and roll.

[@rodolfoolgin2044]

Cuando los Dioses crearon la música y el ser humano era afortunado de verlos en vivo. Ellos nos legaron presentaciones épicas para la eternidad. Hoy dan pena

[@StuartPadgett]

Just the best ever slade at there very very best ❤

[@mihalyhalasz-fs4im]

Nagyon nagy kedvencem volt még má igis hallgatom öket,, cédén megvan azöszszes jó sláger ük.. 💤🎼🎙️🎼✌️✌️✌️💤👌👌

[@ДмитрийНикитин-о5ь]

Их сразу узнаёшь, это и есть большой талант!

[@jeanfrancoisgadouin5222]

Everyday, grandissime succes, j'adore 🎸🎸🎤🎤🎶🎶😊😊👍🎤🎼

[@Anonym-mg3si]

SLADE 1972,& 1973 LIVE IN FRANKFURT/GERMANY 🥁🎸🎵🎶🔉🔊📢🤗👈 Habe die Eintrittskarten noch. 18 DM 🤣😀🤭😁

[@ursulaschlapbach311]

I heard them on cassette and was blasted away 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TheSecretLegacy-yw2ge]

One of the best voices ever - some great songs

[@paularnold823]

I saw them in the 70s at the Calderon on long island In. New York. They opened up for z.z. top. I saw them with my buddy Kenny Kane. Party.

[@ventues9751]

Slade Rocked !!!!

[@alanserjeant4947]

FIFTY YEARS AGO !!!!!! Where did it go ??

[@wolfganglupobuelter2912]

Habe Slade A'Live damals in Hamburg gesehen... einfach eine Mega Liveband damals.

[@fernandogarajalde4066]

Just after 5am 🇺🇸 my time; time to wake up the neighbors. 😆🎸🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😎

[@andreverhagemusic]

👌noddy was singing live…

[@craigbart7086]

I remember getting Slade alive album , Them and Alex Harvey band under rated