Renaissance - Can You Understand - 5/21/1976 - Capitol Theatre

[@gilmarferreiradocarmo3904]

Ohhh GOD! This is a great, brilliant masterpiece ever! RIP Jon Camp!

[@writer125]

Annie is still the best and greatest female singer of all time. The voice of an angel. I loved everything Renaissance did and Annie sang. Thanx for posting this.

[@jimeddard5767]

Your so right on with your comments. Cannot agree more. Thank you for the song/video

[@peterapazidis7561]

Criminally underrated

[@arjenav5968]

OMG that voice. I feel so sorry for the billions of people who have never experienced Annie's beautiful voice and the awesome musicians to support her.

[@taransivaznic]

Jon Camp, you're the master of bass guitar!

[@ZeroMod]

Damn right ! I am a bassist and he was my youthful hero. Connected to him on FB these days. I ALWAYS bring him up on bass group pages. The lack of attention he gets is criminal.

[@marlachristensen2076]

You are damn right on this one!

[@marlachristensen2076]

@@ZeroMod Yeah I know. They list the top bass players of all time on all these different pages and do not even mention his name.

[@marlachristensen2076]

@@ZeroMod And, he is such a good guy! Answers everyone's questions, wishes all a happy Birthday. I do not understand why his professional capabilities as a Bass Guitarist is not taken seriously by some of the "Powers to be".

[@dbvetter7485]

Very underrated Bass player, he’s up there with Chris Squire, Geddy Lee and Sir Paul all of used the great Rickenbacker 4001 series. He is all over the fretboard. I am trying hard to do bass covers of Renaissance and it’s not so easy. I like that he uses a pick for that punch.

[@coldistheshoulder]

this band were absolute musical geniuses, and this song is one of best examples of their finest work

[@vano758]

totally breath-taking.... and it's performed bloody live!! she's in such fine voice. awesome!!

[@henriqueportugal3300]

The best music of them.

[@derekbone6803]

Extremely underrated band!!

[@altercharmeur2554]

Incredible, this was the music in the 70's! Renaissance toured together with Gentle Giant. Oh god, please take me back! ... please! ... or helped me Scottie???

[@ChristopherNau-fr1zv]

Think i saw them 4 or 5 Times. Carnegie Hall, Beacon Theater, Westchester Theater and somewhere else.

[@likesnoozn]

Seeing this very tour later that year in a small college auditorium, and all I remember is Annie Haslam in that dress, looking and sounding like an angel.

[@islandhopperstuart]

Indeed. I saw them in Coventry on the same tour. Annie in that dress, lit from behind, was sensational.

[@hermiasvisser812]

I heard this first in 1974, when I was 18.... I love their sound and Annie singing. And I love to see her dancing, she is so beautiful ❤❤❤

[@nunuloki]

Renaissance are one of the reasons I love progressive rock so much!

[@dragon-lf9ow]

Beautiful song. I forgot how nice we dressed in the 70's

[@marcmanis2970]

WNEW FM 102.7 In NYC played them all the time including live concerts. Annie has one of the most beautiful voices of all time

[@loucontino4804]

Every time I see this I marvel at the playing of Jon Camp. I don't play bass, but if I did Camp would be at the top of my list. The punch, the clarity and the technique he has are incredible. This song and A Song For All Seasons are a showcase for Jon. Just great!

[@alexandercaviedes2559]

Let's not forget the phenomenal work on Ashes are Burning on the Live at Carnegie Hall album. I am trying to get my 13 year old daughter to move from Alto Bass to electric bass guitar. I am showing her Renaissance videos to get her inspired.

[@reckia]

I love that piano line! Annie Haslem sings beautifully and looks beautiful as well. This song made me a Renaissance fan.

[@chrisleafe]

Fantastic bass by Jon Camp

[@alessandrareis3328]

I like this music. Very, very, very good. Thank you Very much. Adriana. Brazil. 😊 ❤❤❤

[@carlogiottones348]

Pure mastery of one's art - taken to a virtuoso level - you can forget about music like this these days kids....I kind of feel sorry for you that you never got to experience this live....

[@johnwilson1689]

Jon Camp was such an underrated bass player.

[@nunuloki]

Upfront like Chris Squire.

[@verissimodenise]

I totally agree with you.

[@mauro6676]

Live at carnegie hall 1976 ,my first double album, fabulous !!!

[@marlachristensen2076]

My first double album was Yessongs. You know, this double album with triple flips used to sift the seeds out of the marijuana. Though, Live at Carnegie Hall I purchased a few years later. This album remains the most important album I believe to be ever recorded.

[@brodydog8447]

I saw this tour at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. I can still picture Annie in that dress.

[@thefairsquare7432]

Annie made such fantastic clothing as well. What an incredible presence!

[@paulgentile1024]

So much more variety in rock music back in the day..

[@HughCorbyCruick]

I sooooo agree with you. I could see a Deep Purple concert and then bounce over to a Renaissance concert the next night, followed by Jethro Tull or Yes the next week.

[@kurtwk]

If you veer away from the radio, there’s so much variety in rock nowadays, it’s mind boggling. There’s tons of good music out there, you just have to look for it !

[@kathleenconnors9013]

I w was there, age 18. It was magical.

[@marlachristensen2076]

OMG! How cool is that!

[@jacimoita3494]

Music true.

[@petermaier9520]

Novella is a wonderful Album I love Renaissance 😎👍❤💐

[@daveguy11]

Over 40 years later, and I'm lusting for Annie Haslam.

[@SEAKPhotog]

You're not alone 😉

[@SEAKPhotog]

Discovered them in the early 1980's. Was fortunate enough to see them a handful of times in and around the Philly area. Good times!

[@alexno.335]

Down Bad

[@HughCorbyCruick]

Get in line.

[@sharonpulliam6845]

Renaissance is my old time favorite band. I have seen them in concert at several venues and every time is great this is the music that I grew up on I have met them in person and really enjoyed that

[@2visiondigital]

Just a while back I was in love with Sonja. Now I am in love with Annie. Two brief affairs in one night so far. I feel ficle, but my heart is full. Who could it be to follow, there is always Sandy. How can I be so blessed to have the songs of these people to keep me company and to know some of us bring to life immortal talent.

[@andrepereira8107]

Timeless

[@ZeroMod]

I need to create more accounts to give this more "likes" ! AWESOME performance at their peak.

[@zotv5691]

Classic Rickenbacker tone.

[@higinovitor5075]

Amazing. Brilliant. From:Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Regards

[@МаксРогозин-е1ю]

Can you understand and Can you hear me call your name easily can be considered among Renaissance greatest songs. There are a plenty of jewels between 1972 - 1979.

[@MarcusVinicius-we2pg]

Most 70's prog rock bands...i mean the great ones sounds unique. VDGG, King Crimson, Yes, Magma, Jethro Tull, Zappa, Genesis, Camel, ELP and Renaissance.

[@pugnacious1]

I've never heard of them.. they had a serious Yes vibe. Very good and her singing was lovely!

[@emanuelvalente1526]

Memories...good old times...Saudades

[@loiseaunoir1021]

1976, I'm sure I attended their tour date in Montreal at Théâtre Outremont. I took pictures which I've lost unfortunately.

[@souldavidthompson4854]

When I was 20 and in love, this music provided a beautiful refuge for the most wonderful summer of my life. 💕 ♥️ 💕

[@paulquintin3607]

When we received Live at Carnegie Hall at our College Radio station, I took to it immediately. Loved the long format songs, and was captivated by Annie Haslam’s wonderful voice. Played selections from it quite a lot on my shows, and started building my own collection of Renaissance vinyl. Would loved to have seen them live, especially the Carnegie Hall shows…

[@edljnehan2811]

John tout is no slouch on keyboards either. Especially when he's doing running hard on the live from the BBC video 1977😊

[@kb-tq5rr]

UNO DEI GRUPPI PIU' AMATI EVER! E QUESTA VOCE DIVINA DI ANNIE HASLAM!

[@richardkell4888]

1,000% fabulous!

[@bispomanoelangelo8783]

Que maravilha de voz!

[@ptramalho]

Me amarro tmb.

[@greenetolstoy]

All Annie has to do is sway..it's enough for me!!!!

[@THumanQTip]

She had kind of that hot nerdy vibe. So few girls into prog, and she just clearly loved it.

[@gregsawka201]

Agreed! I had a massive crush on her from the moment I saw her! Was lucky enough to see them in Vancouver in 1978, during the 'Song for All Seasons' tour.

[@marlachristensen2076]

Though do not think to get up her skirt. Understood?

[@gregsawka201]

@@marlachristensen2076 What the hell does that even mean?!?!

[@marlachristensen2076]

@@gregsawka201 Exactly what I said.

[@ricardol5482]

Som mágico,cara!!! Tanto no Ashes are burning, quanto ao vivo no Carnegie hall ou Capitol, eles arrebentam! Que banda!!!!!

[@carloseduardocaeco8875]

Voz era voz, baixo era baixo. Visitando o passado e relembrando a arte sem tantos efeitos. Outra coisa que me chamou a atenção foi os comentários de outros Brasileiros aqui tambem rsrs.

[@ricardol5482]

@@carloseduardocaeco8875 Verdade Carlos... 🎸

[@tarakb7606]

A truly wonderful band. I would love to have seen them live.

[@richaedcoleman178]

I was there with a wonderful girl. Love her but never told her

[@ricardorodriguezisidoro4066]

Excelente grupo, bellísima voz, músicos muy finos... Una magna obra!

[@garyminetola8630]

1975 tower theater philly with the love of my life terri I will never forget it have seen them 5 times Annie is Amazing I think of you

[@nathaliemMoens]

still a hge fan since 1974

[@massimomarchesin8708]

JOHN CAMP grande bassista al livello dei migliori es TONY LEVIN CHRIS SQUIRE RIP JOHN WETTON RIP JACK BRUCE GEDDY LEE HUGH HOPPER RIP GLENN CORNICK RIP JOHN GLASCOCK RIP PATRICK DJIVAS JACO PASTORIUS RIP ARES TAVOLAZZI JOHN GREAVES NIC POTTER RIP MICHAEL RUTHERFORD ROGER WATERS ALDO TAGLIAPIETRA RAY SHULMAN ROGER GLOVER MICK KARN RIP STEVE HARRIS GREG LAKE RIP PETER GILES BOZ BURRELL MIKE WEDGWOOD ed altri di alto altissimo livello !!!!! Dimenticavo dire che anche JACK BRUCE è venuto a mancare RIP !!!! Concludendo ribadis co che anche JOHN CAMP è in questo novero di grandi bassisti !!!!!!!

[@dennislaporte2010]

Add Derick "Mo" Moore from Nektar

[@robsonforum1277]

Amazing, fabulous, incredible, fantastic, top

[@jphilli7929]

Oh that bass player especially at around 5mins....then boom at 8:56 through ~9:46

[@АлександрСтафиевских-с5д]

Renaissance super good luck

[@АлександрСтафиевских-с5д]

Jon Camp bass guitar super.светлая память.

[@АлександрСтафиевских-с5д]

Ошибся

[@АлександрСтафиевских-с5д]

Светлая память Michael Dunfford .

[@erosram2]

Annie has been always the goddess of the prog rock.

[@markwhealan9583]

Annie dancing, mmmmmmmm...oh ya.

[@Angel-dk3lf]

Gruppomeraviglioso

[@anthonycongiunti367]

I was in love 💕 with Annie years ago I will be 58 this year I know she's older than these days

[@joannerubin892]

Saw them twice once at the Carnegie Hall then later in Buffalo while in college! Awesome!!

[@edblumenthal7110]

The Question on Facebook is which band did you fall in love first listen. Answer simply said is Renaissance

[@HughCorbyCruick]

Saw them five times back then. This reminds me of why

[@philmann3476]

You are a lucky man. Saw them only twice and lament my many missed chances to have seen them more. But still, am grateful for what I saw and heard. They were great.

[@Pexster]

RIP, Jon Camp . . .

[@marisaelenenadiejamusiccom3974]

Sublime 🙂🌹

[@edljnehan2811]

Can you spell moron😮

[@dansimsss]

J'ai vu ce groupe à mon 30e anniversaire au Spectrum.

[@marcosfrancisco7046]

Jon Camp deveria estar na lista dos melhores baixista .

[@marlachristensen2076]

Oh, I did not know Renaissance played at Capitol Theatre

[@coldistheshoulder]

why did Jon ever decide to play bass? he clearly wants to be the lead guitarist.

[@edljnehan2811]

That John Camp was just like another Chris Squire on bass. He played that damn Rickenbacker bass like it was a lead guitar😊

[@thomasmcnamara5929]

“ I was in a band with the lead singer, a lead bassist and a lead drummer.” -Pete Towshend

[@elisdias1958]

O vídeo com a melhor introdução instrumental. Os 3 minutos iniciais são de rock progressivo da mais alta qualidade. Sou Frederico, marido da dona da conta do KZbin.

[@santamariadenigris5989]

Puro Renaissance! Puro Rock Progressivo! Viva Jon Camp! Viva Annie Haslam, a primeira dama do Rock Progressivo!

[@MrRafloyd]

Até a Annie dançando tem um conceito, pura poesia, arte progressiva.

[@jackcade68]

I've heard that she designed her own dresses. Not that it's more important than this great music, in any way.

[@marlachristensen2076]

This IS important! She recently asked about what current fashion she should be sporting. Oh, and I had no idea she was a fashion designer as well. Though to let you know, she is an artist. I mean a REAL artist as in paintings you would not believe.

[@Baribrotzer]

@@marlachristensen2076 She started out as a fashion designer, then wound up moving sideways into music because she had that amazing voice.

[@marlachristensen2076]

@@Baribrotzer Oh, that you for this information! It is amazing how she so multi-talented.

[@foolishwatcher]

@@Baribrotzer And she had the great fortune to get the chance to be trained professionally, in a classical way to use her gifted voice to the full potential.

[@edljnehan2811]

The best song is running hard on the live at BBC video😊

[@mikemasail823]

My second favorite band after Deep Purple mark 2.

[@ericjohnson6105]

I believe Jon Camp was soley responsible for the tradition of bass player in silk kimono.

[@toodlevy9703]

Saw renasanansance carnig hall

[@davidg1087]

Oy vey

[@israelfwm]

4:00 !!!!!!!!!

[@santamariadenigris5989]

If God Was a woman has been Annie's Haslam voice...

[@jphill6093]

Jon Ccmp, amazing amazing bass run !

[@philsmith2444]

Can someone tell me about Jon’s left hand technique? I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone playing quite like that, it’s like he’s pressing the string just long enough for the note to form.

[@cristiancossio8462]

Annie Aslan voz de angel

[@luizgonzagaegascarlucho1800]

🎸👍🎵❤

[@peterbland7227]

Interesting. I was a big prog rock fan in the early 70’s, but I never heard of them until now.

[@richardmoloney689]

Check out Magenta and Iona

[@francosantini9939]

if you are asking yourself who Florence Welch was inspired from ...

[@kimnelson9910]

its a ladder progression of movements a-B-C -B A

[@MarcoLozano-f3x]

🍊🕊

[@richardmarshall6751]

There is something about the Renaissance sound that makes me think of Russia. It just feels "Russian" to me, at least the early albums; Prologue, Ashes are Burning and Turn of the Cards.

[@edljnehan2811]

Probably because of Mother Russia Einstein😅

[@patricebrousseau1517]

John Tout piano playing style is heavily influenced by Russian composers. The harmonies and melodies are also following this…

[@gortaina]

Parasite Eve from PS1 ? Wow, the game soundtrack is very similar!

[@Richard-dg7bf]

Blood Ceremony...

[@mullhollandmace7271]

Highgate Cemetery

[@MMSound-zl4eo]

баба испортила весь кайф.

[@martinbutton5776]

That bass is quality.

[@jphill6093]

Rap music is a sign of the world sinking into sh/t