Stone the Crows: Live at the Taverne de Olympia February 15th, 1971

POP2 20/3/1971:
01. Interview
02. Fool On The Hill
03. Ode To John Law
04. Love
05. Sad Mary

[@jackspry9736]

RIP the two members of Stone the Crows Jimmy Dewar (October 12, 1942 - May 16, 2002), aged 59 Les Harvey (September 13, 1944 - May 3, 1972), aged 27 You both will be remembered as legends.

[@Mynamesalexa]

Super Maggie! I saw her open for Bad Company Phila. Spectrum ,1975 James Dewar with ROBIN TROWER the year after

[@sorabiamg1]

Fantastic, Les Harvey show them here as briliant improvisator, as Miles and McLaughlin, normaly, it was same time with them, early 70s. Once again, thank for posting.

[@towhee89]

Nice! Thanks for posting

[@raddmann99]

Great jam !

[@Chem_Zone_Total]

Kudos to Glasgow for that band

[@johndoyle486]

Leslie was a fantastic talent. God rest his soul.

[@JimmyMcCullochFan]

It's still on there.

[@manoftheworld1000]

Pure energy with no moneymaker asshole behind them! Just great!

[@johnsmith-zf1fd]

shame the only speaking ever recorded of james dewar was overdubbed by french translator

[@wjwmorrow]

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing. Does anybody know the name of the short opening number that runs from around 0.45-1.55...?

[@wjwmorrow]

OK, I'm going to answer my own question as I've just stumbled across the answer...so if anybody is interested that opening track is "Sad Mary".

[@Dermot2927]

Cheers...I was going to reply that it was an improvised jam, but I would have been wrong!

[@anthonycongiunti4421]

Love. 74 I think