Stone The Crows - Live England 1970

[@ScottishTeeVee]

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[@16ploog79]

One of the best bands in the beginning of the 70s. Guitarrist here Les Harvey (brother of Alex) who tragically died on stage because of an electric shock in 1972.

[@user-zt5cu7ew7r]

How did this band slip beneath my radar? Heard of Stone the Crows and Maggie Bell back in the day but sadly neither got much recognition here in the states, that I know of. What musicians and what a vocalist! Thank you so much for posting. They just kill it!

[@andrerock6754]

Nice one! Cheers, ScottishTeeVee!

[@PhilipNoble]

Been a big fan of many many bands from the 60s and 70s since I was young and inherited my parents records! Have heard of these but never given them a good try. This is pretty banging I gotta say! Always prefer a good live set to get acquainted with a group!! Thanks man.

[@donaldknox3608]

Penultimate song is called "The Touch of your Loving Hand" and the opening song is "Raining in Your Heart". Both were composed by guitarist Les Harvey and are the first two tracks on STC's eponymous first album. Stone The Crows were my favourite band in my early teens - great stuff.

[@Spodsie]

Another great find mate!

[@jabbalechat7910]

Saw STC when they supported Led Zepplin in November 1971 at the Empire Pool Wembley, great gig... 👍👏😻

[@buriedverydeep]

Mindblowing Upload, Thank You so Much..Rip Les Harvey and James Dewar❤️🔥❤️

[@texasfreedomlover4730]

Singer gives off some Janis and Grace Slick vibes. Cool piece of music history.

[@bak-mariterry9143]

Maggie Bell

[@YoXarek]

WOAW Thank You so much for this JEWEL, greetings from Switzerland

[@DB-fo1im]

What a pleasant find

[@user-ux9bx8kc5y]

Colin Allen, brilliant percussionist.

[@johndrx165]

Very cool! New to me.

[@reinermunch5159]

Didn't know the band. What a great voice. I have to dig more in the 70th

[@CarlDraper]

Maggie bell, she later went on to sing the original Taggart theme

[@mandoprince1]

She also appeared in a couple of episodes (a three part story). Her character was murdered!

[@davidbutler8850]

Groovy stuff man I really dig it 😎

[@EdwinJack64]

Sounds adventurous! Knew the band's name but not their music. The images of the band and the audience are great, a time document. My 24-year-old son watched along and thought it was a bit like Deep Purple 😅... I have just discovered that they performed at the illustrious Pop Festival Kralingen (Rotterdam) on 26 June 1970.

[@legandrydirk]

Second song is like early Syd Barrett freak out psychedelic Pink Floyd which isn't a bad thing live in a club

[@thecritic6998]

England 1970. Nuff said

[@legandrydirk]

What is that meant to mean?Scottish bands play England and Europe and the world

[@arthurmurfitt7698]

Only here for Dewar 🤩

[@floydcassista1577]

James Dewar building up for Robin Trower trio with Bill Lordan .

[@ScottishTeeVee]

Thank you for watching and commenting

[@Platewarp]

Sounds like Joplin, Santana and Allman Brothers mixed together.

[@sboistan]

with a dollop of Soft Machine on top!

[@potimori]

oh! Maggie Bell.

[@taralholden4696]

Guitar guy, a little Terry Kath vibe.

[@ytnsanw]

Maggie Bell dressed like a canteen lady, but what a set of pipes....

[@user-ux9bx8kc5y]

And Colin's dressed like a skater but what a classic drummer.

[@user-vk1kp6fp8d]

prog at its best from scotland way ahead of their time

[@user-xk9it5uy1j]

Maggie Bell, far better than Janis Joplin.

[@bimbobaggypants4820]

She reminds me of Janis Joplin.