Geordie perform You've Gotta Help Me on the Geordie Scene March 1975

[@jeffreydaniels348]

Brian is a great singer.

[@paulwedgar573]

What a song! Brian has a fantastic voice. I'm proud to be a geordie!

[@BPoweredLove]

I wish I could visit Newcastle. Will people there welcome an enthusiastic tourist like me? Even though this footage is almost a half-century old, I hope Geordies are still welcoming with open arms.

[@Lualua25able]

@@BPoweredLoveOf course they would mate. More than welcome in the Toon 😊!

[@afishcalledwonder]

IM A GEORDIE FAN 😊THANKS TO BRIAN JOHNSON,I JUST LOVE HIM AND I LOVE THE GEORDIE ACCENT 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

[@MrsJadeCurtiss]

this is such a great song, and brian has amazing vocals

[@deller5924]

..or rather used to have. Lol Unlike his later life time career, where he was made to scream like Donald Duck throttling his throat instead of singing. Lol

[@Mark-gd5vr]

@@deller5924 and?

[@meryltrue8773]

@@deller5924 - Brian wasn’t MADE to do anything!

[@briceheftmanleon1280]

@@deller5924 try singing at 73 years old so high it's impossible .

[@richardhincemon9423]

@@deller5924 have you ever heard of respect cheers to Brian Johnson

[@martinfernandez8005]

i like this band, i like this brian!

[@rockersn_rollers8460]

Brian's such a beautiful human being

[@TheSFCjaymo]

GEEZ!!!! That’s actually the best performance of Brian I have ever heard!!! WHAT A VOICE!!!

[@emightis]

Geordie - House of the Rising Sun. You're welcome.

[@randywissler9923]

​@@emightis that version is right up there with The Animals version!!!

[@СергейКорнилов-у8ю]

​@@randywissler9923день и ночь

[@sanjamatsuri]

Try Goodbye love

[@afishcalledwonder]

@@emightisI love Geordie’s version better than The Animals ,it’s soooo good 👍 Brian can sing anything 😊😊😊😊😊

[@ahole6531]

Brian is extremely under rated great blues singer!

[@asensibleyoungman2978]

Yeah really underrated - massive global success, 7th best selling album of all time in the world, sell-out tours of the biggest stadiums in the world, platinum album sales, multi-millionaire. He must be wondering where it all went wrong.

[@SillySongs4Everyone2001]

A Sensible Young Man Well his success was only joining AC/ DC which was already climbing the music charts.

[@rolandkobelbauer8280]

No.....he is overrated...

[@pehache2]

Once he joined AC/DC he started screaming instead of singing... Don't get me wrong, I am a huge fan of AC/DC, I love Back in Black, I like Brian as a person... I don't know if he deliberately chose to change his singing style or if he could no longer sing as he was used with Geordie, but there's something wrong somewhere.

[@pehache2]

@@asensibleyoungman2978 Success does not imply artistic quality... If it was so, then you would have to say that Justin Bieber is a great artist :) !

[@deanladue2327]

so way cool to see this stuff! to see Brian Johnson at another time in his musical career before he became who everyone knows him now. and his vocal range was astonishing! it's no wonder that Bon Scott was floored when he watched Brian onstage!

[@billmiller5741]

This was a great band of its time...and this music still rocks !

[@mark_beastpriest5539]

Those who say Brian can't sing should go back and listen to his early Geordie material.

[@francescorossi3796]

He can sing, but at the same time I say that he was better as a singer when he was with Geordie: he seemed to be able to sing every kind of music. With AC/DC he has reduced his range and in the comparison with Bon Scott (as "the" singer of AC/DC), to me he comes out as the loser.

[@olivernewton8584]

@@francescorossi3796 too me I think acdc had made their best album with Brian. Back in black

[@Danimal77]

He destroyed his voice on the first 3 ACDC albums and was never the same after that. In Geordie he actually SUNG which would have preserved his voice for decades, not for a mere 3-4 years while in ACDC.

[@Alex-pr6zv]

What a GREAT Song. Never heard it before. Its got everything going on here. Bit of Skynyrd, bit of Sabbath, bit of Journey. Terrific.

[@shootingshark4375]

I never heard of Geordie until now. They didn't play Geordie songs on US radio in the 70's. If they would have, there is no doubt the band would have been popular here.

[@JTRocks4Ever]

Why they never came to the states is crazy.

[@marcaustin1413]

If you wanna hear the best version of "House Of The Rising Sun," if you like Brian Johnson's voice, listen for yourself...I was blown away...his range was absolutely amazing!

[@daves4645]

Geordie does an outstanding cover.

[@christopherrenfro8447]

Marc Austin I definitely agree! I was blown away at how good it was.

[@canigettawhatwhat]

Yupp I listen to it all the time

[@LucaSantos88]

The range used in the song "Oh Lord" is a great one.

[@billywilliams8753]

I agree. Great version

[@USAMehdi]

Been a fan since 73 :-) I still have my Geordie cassette tape. They're dressed in suits ties n hats like the gangsters (on the cover) lol ;-) but this is wonderful .we get sound n the sight here. Thanks a lot.

[@SilverM1y]

This ROCKS! I think that singer has a great future ahead of him ...

[@overtimefreak2685]

Oh god, what a underrated band

[@MrMojoRisin]

Talented man the great Brian from AC/DC.

[@woody1456]

my mate was a roadie for geordie got to see them on many occasions , brian could kick ass live !

[@MC-0690]

Great fucking song...gotta love Brian Johnson...

[@garyhines6767]

I used to have a couple of Geordie Los they were hard to find here in the U.S

[@shawn372011]

This shows you why Bon was so impressed with Brian. I would have loved to seen one of their shows. I can only imagine fans of this band when they first heard Back In Black. Nothing exciting like that will never happen again cause nothing can top the talents of these hard working rock n roll animals. Fucking love it.

[@russellj.s.257]

Bon Scott once recommended Brian to AC/DC if he ever decided to leave the band for a solo project,so when you think about it Brian already had the blessings of Bon Scott.

[@jakebroz9116]

​@@russellj.s.257wow I've been listening to acdc for years and never knew this bit of info, thanks for sharing

[@voltaspeeder17]

What a fantastic bit of singing.. Bryan truly was an exceptional singer back then. Don't get me wrong, he was and still is an absolute legend in AC/DC, but here he was really singing.

[@ANTON_KOTT]

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[@themadmattster9647]

wow this band is super underrated, good stuff I didn't expect to be so good

[@nikolaosmosxakis3395]

very good....................................................................................................

[@thomasrusselgall327]

Great to see Geordie live!

[@tammiealmany6239]

Excellent 👍👌

[@felipechocojayperez1069]

good music

[@dorajeancreation]

There is are much rare memories and photographs still at the Studio . I love working through it . Feel good vibe!

[@JoséHuertas-i9t]

Que pedazo de canción, se siente profundamente la letra y más aún si la persona que amaste por tanto tiempo ni viene a tu rescate.

[@edwardbliss8931]

When Geordie broke up, Brian Johnson went back to his business of customizing cars. Geordie already had made TV appearances, so not to be recognized by customers, he started wearing a hat. He continues to wear one till this day

[@kikofaria0051]

That is not true, where did you get that from?

[@toddgakk5783]

That's not true at all... he started wearing the hat with Geordie because sweat would get in his eyes... geordie became known as the band with the singer that wears the hat

[@liuck-kd1bd]

Indossava un cappellino perché diceva che il sudore gli colava negli occhi .. un grande Front man . Nei Geordie mostrava tutta la sua autenticità e dote a cantare. Voce straordinaria

[@rejuvenator8966]

That's some Clark Kent level of disguise... Wear a hat!

[@diamondj77]

He really looked better showing his eyes!

[@wrecklessfilmsofficial]

2:36 I love when the song goes all metal mode and the people in the crowd are like "how do we dance to this?"

[@lookatmyplaylists9848]

Headbanging

[@davidg1612]

Especially when they've only got the one guitar so there's no rhythm guitar behind the solo to fill the sound out and still give them something to dance to.

[@wotsdis9610]

Sounds like the early Black Sabbath music

[@s1bnn]

Mickey Bennison. One of the worlds greatest guitarists

[@celosemnexo]

They have no idea of how to dance it all through.

[@askledhead]

Excellent Bluesy Rock , great tune

[@owenrees7544]

Brian Johnson and a guy with a cherry red Gibson SG.... always a great combo.

[@francescorossi3796]

An exceptional singer.

[@MovieMike-o9b]

These guys are cracking live! One of the best I’ve ever heard live from this era! They put many bands of their peers that had more success to Shame. They are that damn good! The Gibson with devil horns their guitarist was playing. It was a sign from the universe that things we’re gonna; and supposed to change.

[@dariobava]

So fantastic!!

[@jillburn1]

I was actually there , I was only a kid , but we knew the members of the bands Fogg and Geordie, Im now 53 and remember it like yesterday, obviously we weren't allowed to be on film due too our ages. but may mam was ! Ive tried to spot her in the crowd ha ha

[@andreiwayneandrewbrucewayn3421]

They massively impressed me with this song!

[@peterberry225]

Seen Geordie loads of times Old Shildon wmc Class ! In the day 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kawuniadarunia2]

Shame they never released/recorded any studio version of this track. Definitely one of my favourites from their catalouge.

[@dariobava]

Yes it’s a Real shame and such a Amazing song!! When I bought there full discography on CD 💿 a few years ago I was sadly disappointed that this Phenomenal song wasn’t on any of there albums!! It needs to be included on a new edition Best of CD 💿 DVD 📀 set imo! I really hope this happens..

[@francescorossi3796]

A very talented singer. A very talented group. This was Geordie, sadly, a very undervalued band. But it was great all the same.

[@josephkohlerjr.8407]

I've never heard this song before.. nor have I heard of, "Geordie"... I love these discoveries! Brian Johnson had that Stevie Winwood vibe going on.

[@sammurphy5573]

👍👏 good band man. I think the lead singer has good looks, a good voice and good chances of doing great on the live circuit. 😄😜

[@PallesWorld6309]

This is Gold..🙏💖🤘

[@craigbeaumont5224]

goodness, that guy can sing!

[@randolfo1265]

Well he had to be pretty good to be in AC/DC for a few decades!

[@stevenredpath6397]

Superb!

[@eduardootero5106]

Hermoso tema. Hermosa vos

[@sanitamiezite348]

I love Geordie,super band!!!

[@afishcalledwonder]

Brian is just the best ,I can see what Bon Scott saw 😊😊

[@russianRUSSIANblood]

so simple - but so brilliant

[@tonyparks9565]

never heard this before . cracking song.

[@krissmith2396]

Wow, cant believe they weren't a household name. Good thing for ACDC though. Watching some of their other videos, who would have known Brian was so good. Don't get me wrong, I love him in ACDC but wow, what a style and range he has.

[@stevogeezer]

awesome...Brian's voice massive for a young guy,,,,,

[@prado624]

Eu ganhei um disco do Geordie na década de 70, um dos meu discos preferidos e só depois conheci AC/DC, não foi a toa que hoje ele é o vocal do AC/DC

[@Voxtender]

Awesome!

[@ajdoman317]

That voice. Wow.

[@Danimal77]

He destroyed his voice on the first 3 ACDC albums and was never the same after that. In Geordie he actually SUNG which would have preserved his voice for decades, not for a mere 3-4 years while in ACDC.

[@TheBent139]

Best Geordie song I have heard...

[@johnnyringo9759]

If I had a time machine I would spend the rest of my life in 1975!!!

[@SupaStah01]

Amazing find. Thank you very much pal!

[@валерийсухов-э5п]

Geordie, though they didn’t steer the stage for a long time. But all. That they did it with dignity and it’s very pleasant to listen. Well, Brian is generally the best !!!!

[@sillllverback]

I just became A "Geordie" fan.

[@GreenJeep1998]

I know, been listening to more and more since I read the band name on an AC⚡️DC video!

[@GreenJeep1998]

Aaaaaannndd.........I just bought the 2 Geordie albums that are on iTunes tonight.....

[@mikelewis4351]

I'm digging the giant Leon Russell mural in the background.

[@jasonsmith902]

Good shout

[@TCDL11]

Yeah I spotted it too. That was cool. The Geordie Scene was Old Grey Whistle Test meets Top Of The Pops excluding Pan's People back in the day and bands were allowed to perform live. And it was made by Tyne Tees ITV so it seemed appropriate to have a local band named Geordie appear on the show. Haway the lads 😀!!!

[@roaringivory]

That gem help me, go through and hope that nothing finished yet with my love, after 45 years all time classic, that still speaks and help

[@SwordAgainstChaos]

This band should have been huge.

[@mattmelnyk8848]

4:37 WOW JUST WOW!!! LOVE IT

[@jacobmike7169]

So good

[@johnconway8199]

This is a gem.

[@rohnakp2396]

Brian's voice is heaven, and monstrous sometimes

[@ТехноДом-я1у]

Музыканты 60 70 80 супер рок 🎸 навсегда

[@JayTor2112]

When he starts singing high you can hear his early AC/DC vocals a bit. With AC/DC he just sang much louder, then he blew out his voice somewhere in the mid 80's had had to go falsetto from there. At least that's how it seems to my ears. You can clearly hear a full throated screaming voice on Back in Black and the next couple albums, but on Razor's Edge it sounds more like a falsetto trying to imitate how he used to sound.

[@Paolo8772]

Back in Black was also sung in falsetto, although he sung better on that album than in other AC/DC albums. Johnson naturally had a baritone voice and is probably bass now.

[@dupersuper6516]

Man y'all don't know what a falsetto is lmfao

[@chuckkourouklis1980]

Well, falsetto, not falsetto, point stands. There's a tiny bit of wear audible album by album from Back in Black thru For Those About To Rock to Flick Of The Switch. More drastic on Fly On The Wall, lots more on Blow Up Your Video, and then a pretty laryngitic gargle from Razor's Edge thru Stiff Upper lip (one kid new to Dacca heard Thunderstruck the first time and asked "who's the old lady singing" - OUCH). And what can anyone expect? That kind of thrashing isn't sustainable indefinitely - which made it all the more jaw-dropping and miraculous when Johnson returned with much of his edge and snarl back on Black Ice, sounding better than he had since 1988.

[@pepemujica3744]

Excelente material!

[@whiteangel160]

даже не верится, что это солист AC/DC с лужёной металлической глоткой. А через пять лет он впервые споёт Back in Black и Hells Bells

[@edziopedzio9701]

3:05 first notes sound like "Are You Ready" by ACDC XD

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Great stuff!!! :)

[@phillarsson8253]

The part from 2:56 on to 3:05 is Purple's 'Highway Star'

[@trevorvogler4661]

Awesome 🤟🤟🤟

[@andrewgreaves6448]

Great voice.

[@Danimal77]

He destroyed his voice on the first 3 ACDC albums and was never the same after that. In Geordie he actually SUNG which would have preserved his voice for decades, not for a mere 3-4 years while in ACDC.

[@andrewgreaves6448]

@@Danimal77 40 years on, still going. I admit, he was a little more mellow here and with Geordie. i do respect the guy and his ability and longevity.

[@coolnmaster]

Всем, кто на этом видео сейчас 70+. Здоровья и счастья, долгих лет.

[@mattmelnyk8848]

YES BRIAN JOHNSON!! THE BEST VOICE IN ROCK RIGHT THERE!!!

[@caseyjones831]

Matt Melnyk im sorry matt thats up for debate but he was incredible here absolutely amazing a fact which i dont know how to process as soon as i hear him sing with acdc , his voice changed to absolutley average

[@Nau4aa]

cantankerous ken Avarage?? Nobody could sing him on BIB, FTATR, FOTS, TRE (albums). And the last two - Black Ice and ROB he sounded great, especially for his age and considering how hard he sang throughout his career. A lot of singers of his age can barely sing easy to sing songs, let alone blasting it like he can still.

[@Bb-pw1zi]

Fake voice with Acdc. Never wrote a song

[@mattmelnyk8848]

Average???? No way!!! His voice is way above average!! For his age to sound that good still is amazing!!! His voice is a dying breed of rock voice. Its what Rock n roll is all about!!!

[@joseluizaguilar2271]

O cara é o MELHOR

[@andrewgreaves6448]

On a serious note, he has an amazing voice. Some one should look into him. God bless Brian, hope you are well. Stay sane and seriously, thanks. You are the best.

[@krisscanlon4051]

He was singing completely different but it's got a lot of character and range. Geordie were a different band that needed a big push and better production. ACDC more single minded in vision.

[@davidgraham2413]

I always looked forward to their version of 'Please don't let me be misunderstood ' and ' NutBush City Limits' absolute belters.

[@karenpato1]

So ever since 1980 he's had a newsboy cap glued to the top of his head?

[@dariobava]

Hahaha pretty much 😂

[@deanladue3151]

It was the glam period, which would also probably explain the outrageous clothes and scarves.

[@azimuth361]

Only when he wants to be recognized. metaladdicts.com/site/ac-dcs-brian-johnson-explains-why-he-always-wears-a-cap/

[@flaccidego4291]

Angus looks rediculous here in that scarf. But the platform shoes make him look taller than the rest of the band. Wouldn't have recognized him without his signature Gibson. And Phil's got that 70's porn star mustache goin on.

[@TraceyBallsongs]

Love this song, Geordie reformed with 2 original members Tom Hill, Bass and Brian Gibson Drums. They put out new music, check out a song called "See You Now"

[@denajens2086]

Dad gum, it's a shock hearing him with Geordie! He's good with his vocals clean and.true! And Geordie were pretty good, too.

[@caseyjones831]

Incredible yes

[@DcnBls]

ACDC meets Skynyrd.

[@DammDamian]

I honestly never thought Brian could sing... Wow I'm shocked what a voice

[@roybartholet9746]

What a stupid comment dude. Also on the ACDC stuff he can "sing"

[@rockybillbao5085]

Brain has help AC/DC to be the Band in the World !

[@Danimal77]

Brian**** not Brain.

[@АлександрЗахарченко-л6я]

yes, long live our youth!

[@susanrednour1605]

I love brian!! I've never heard this, he's amazing

[@OUTWOZ]

The guitar riff sounds like The Razors Edge intro.

[@TheTriggeredDuckguitarist]

I think it sounds more like Are You Ready but I can also here a bit of The Razor's Edge riff too.

[@twistedsis100]

@@TheTriggeredDuckguitarist i was getting The Furor vibes from it

[@dupersuper6516]

@@twistedsis100 Definitely more furor, but the tone feels more like can't stand still or hold me back

[@alaormedina]

Uuuooollllll Jeeesusssss 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😎🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 love yours

[@marcioantoniofelicio488]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@FabrizioMarongiu]

On this show: Brian Johnson vocals, Micky Bennison guitar, Tom Hill bass and Brian Gibson drums. Live 1975 at "The Geordie Scene".

[@robhargis6980]

This is seriously a good song.

[@Вадим-ж6ш]

❤❤❤

[@spartanx5806]

awesome

[@leonardocaprisi1123]

Brian Johnson hat eine unglaubliche Stimme ! Kein Wunder das er der Nachfolger von Bon Scott bei AC/DC wurde. Es gab damals keinen besseren Sänger !

[@lucianopradoctba]

Graças a Pandemia virei um rato de KZbin procurando por todo tipo de sol, antigo, novo...e conhecendo bandas como essa. Como sempre curti ACDC e sempre li bastante sobre a história, já tinha lido sobre a banda Geordie, mas nunca ouvido