S. Howe, A. Lee, S. Hunter, L. West, R. California, T. Turner & S. Copeland - LIVE

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[@southerngirl300]

Leslie West, what a legend. Then directing the cameraman to Alvin Lee's playing, a true gentleman.

[@miguelbazaaranaantunez4608]

Absolutamente un caballero y la mejor guitarra de todas ...

[@amoruzz]

It doesn't matter how many guitar's are live on stage. You will hear Leslie! Alvin did a great job of holding the groove down. RIP Gentlemen

[@chrisyonkus7424]

Priceless!!!!!!!!

[@david1044]

Just curious, are you claiming that Leslie west is even in the same league as Alvin Lee? Wow, I have heard everything now.

[@loulasher]

@@david1044 As I understand it, Leslie was always the loudest guitarist on stage in these kinds of situations. I think that's what he's referring. I think Leslie's phrasing, and his playing Felix's tunes, is inspiring, though he had limitations that are easy for some to focus on. It seems like people who took lessons with him found it changed their playing and their approach to building solos (it seems that was his focus, unsurprisingly)

[@jimnagel5611]

@@david1044 MAY BE IN THE SAME LEAGUE OR BALL PARK BUT HE CERTAINLY DID NOT ECLIPSE OR OVERSHADOW ALVIN -- NOT HAPPENING -- WEST WAS EXCEPTIONAL INDEED BUT CMON MAN

[@Chiroman527]

​@@david1044David, I completely agree.... Alvin Lee is one of the GOATs. No one else could make that Gibson sing like him !! Shame on the R & R HofF for not inducting TYA and Alvin Lee. For their performance at Woodstock alone as generational changing. I'm Goin' Home (by Helicopter).

[@david1044]

Alvin Lee was special. Get him the hall of fame!!

[@Zycopolis]

He definitely deserves it !

[@MichaelMattison]

Choo Choo mama 👍

[@anonymousbrown]

Videos like this is what makes KZbin worthwhile. True rock and roll history.

[@sylvesterbestertester1013]

Leslie's had his guitar hooked up to an old simple style of effect and it always sounded so powerful. He could play one note and it sounded like a freight train just rolled in. He said once he liked playing leads you could remember them and basically hum every note. Just loved his sound. And of course Lee will always be one of the most underrated rock and blues guitarist ever. When the greats are mentioned, you can't leave him out or your list is incomplete. Can't believe these guys are gone.

[@chrisyonkus7424]

He played through the PA system! Jimi Hendricks told him that’s how he done it @ Woodstock

[@SoWhat.BigDeal.]

Hendrix. 🤦🏻

[@mitchgawlik1175]

Alvin Lee...what a piece of work. If he didn't get you moving and grinning there was something wrong with you. I learned to appreciate Leslie West most in the last ten years as both a rocker and a bluesman.

[@mcliester]

Thanks for all you gave us Alvin. The world will not see your like again.

[@josephmccaughey3486]

Leslie having a blast

[@scottcollins5060]

John is a great guitarist, now and forever. All you have to do is to play his music and he is right there with you and brings your heart up when it's down. You are now in the Valley of Kings and will be joining you one day. Rest in Peace John Sykes......

[@timbaldwin6283]

Had to watch this twice. So much to see. Leslie West was the man. A stage full of legends.

[@Omega21456]

Big shout out to Derek Holt from the Climax Blues Band who held the Bass together on this performance and others during this Concert 👍🏻

[@danh367]

The Late Great Leslie West. Lost today.:( At least the music remains.

[@sulladrum]

I just found this out from you. I didn't see it in the news. I was lucky enough to see him in 73 with Bruce and Lang. Now nothing but far distant memories. I was also crushed when Mr. Lee passed away too

[@roberthamill1277]

Steve Hunter, Steve Howe of Yes, two of my favorites. Hunter, along with Dick Wagner, provide the greatest dual lead guitars I've ever heard on the Intro to Sweet Jane, on Lou Reed Rock and Roll Animal, and, starting with Billion Dollar Babies, joined Alice Cooper along with Wagner.

[@andrewcarpenter3991]

The guitar solos on the non acoustic version of 'Heroin' on 'Rock and Roll Animal' live is some of my favorite guitar work ever. I still love the acoustic version by The Velvet Underground but this live version makes me so happy.

[@jimiplayscobo5877]

The Frost played my high school in Windsor Ontario. What a great band :-) Peace

[@no834]

​@@andrewcarpenter3991 that's what I thought the Heroin solo

[@kimreed4468]

They fony make rock n roll groups like this any more. They did it live on stage. No computer help at all. The way it used to be. Live

[@kentlowry5435]

Just wow how i hsve never saw this until 5/27/2033. R.I.P. all.

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

Wow you are from the future! Who won the 2030 Super Bowl so I can bet every dollar I have on it and then retire

[@nathandodge665]

Nice to hear from someone from the future 😊😊😊😊

[@pieve5516]

How have I not seen this video before????? Leslie and Alvin. Bloody hell!!!! Two of the greatest. Now I need to did for the whole concert. Both these guys did not get the love they deserve. Thank you both.

[@joethompson2910]

Oh man!! This is golden... WOW! I grew up with all these guys and the music nowadays just doesn't compare.... I was so freekin lucky to grow up in the 70,s..... Ive played guitar for 50 years and my playing was influenced by all these guys... God bless you all... someday I’ll be able to play music with all of them...Yeehaww!!!

[@jimjones6657]

It sure was great growing up with such awesome music. I had the mountain live album, what a album. These kids today don't know what real music is, sad.

[@lewisprice3156]

I too have been playing guitar for over 50 years, and I love these guys Forever.... just saying 😛

[@joethompson2910]

Im sure every generation probably claims it but we WERE fortunate gentleman…🤙🏻🎸

[@rickyhiemstra9993]

SO TRUE. THE BEST OF TIMES.60'S-70'S-80'S-(GRUNGE 90'S)

[@johnmorrissey5105]

Listening to all that talent on one stage made me get out of my chair, get on my knees, and thank the Lord that my ears still work fine.

[@lastrada52]

I always enjoyed Alvin Lee's vocals & guitar. Lee really shines as vocalist in this live show. What a true rock voice. Up there with Presley, Jim Morrison, John Lennon & yeah, even Jerry Lee Lewis. Many of his tracks were fiery. Leslie West is always incredible. Steve Hunter & the others all monsters of guitar. I also admired the reason Alvin called his band Ten Years After. He said the band formed 10 years after Elvis Presley. Appropriate. RIP Spirit's Randy California also.

[@markgray8065]

I just love the way Alvin Lee mixes all the songs together! It's way too bad that he died. Who is going to replace him who is as good as he was?

[@robertlavorna2968]

wow!!!!! im blown away 2 of my biggest heroes together , alvin lee and leslie west.....its ashame it took leslies death to dig deeper and find this gem.....R.I.P. all of you legends that have brought me so much great joy over 50yrs.........

[@MrPurpleZeppelin]

Thank you for posting. Amazing jam. Alvin Lee RIP - Randy California RIP.

[@mereniecrosby7120]

Why wasnt Randy playing guitar?

[@janegva]

broke my heart too when alvin died....rip ...much love

[@chesterschzck]

I named my dog Alvin Lee!!! My Idol!!! Rest his soul!

[@BrianEllischannel]

All this great talents gone - very sad!

[@dannybarcenas9701]

So sad He'll be missed I surely will He's finally gone Home

[@rodmcdonough6111]

What a treat to see Leslie West, great player with a kick ass style, almost like he's playing with a slide. I like how he moves about the stage so easily like he would in his own living room. The one guitarist up there that I think about all the time is (who else?) Alvin Lee. R I P mate!

[@spiderreed350]

If I had to pick 2 I'd go with Led and Alvin,no doubt.

[@markgarner2725]

I'm fortunate to have seen Leslie and Alvin in concert in relatively small venues, and those are cherished memories. Both received a career boost by appearing at Woodstock.

[@dplzkc6713]

I was there 🙂 London, 1988

[@daisywrabbit]

Alvin Lee, a king among heroes. ⚡️🎸❤️ what an incredible assembly. when Andy Powell walked forward with his flying V, just the cherry on top.

[@odelldaniel7868]

Alvin was so far ahead of his time, I can tell he truly loved to play for people.

[@earlgilliam6431]

I have an album by Alvin Lee, RX5 and I love it.

[@oatnoid]

When Alvin died it broke my heart. He brought so much joy into this world. It's like the lights went out. I still play your music Alvin. Although we only spoke a couple of times, I want to thank for teaching me how to play rock and roll.

[@carlosolid7187]

Grandes músicos y cantantes y mi baterista favorito Stuart Copeland

[@eduardocerioni5331]

Steve Hunter, The deacon, is a monster of guitar.

[@jjzuc]

The man who took the 1st solo on Aerosmith's "Train Kept A Rollin'"!

[@zebipbamboom6982]

Amazing you could put Steve Howe on an acoustic in the background and not even care. What a lineup. RIP Alvin and Randy. Steve Hunter just up there getting it done like always.

[@stevenbaty6247]

I agree . . . it is almost surreal seeing Steve Howe not strutting on the electric . . .

[@sulladrum]

@@stevenbaty6247 totally agree! They are all great, but Mr. Howe should have had his chance to shine

[@ElrondHubbard_1]

Yes, it's interesting how Steve could have ended up as "the acoustic rhythm guitar guy". I'm wondering if he volunteered for some sort of "Steve Howe reason". Howe can certainly play and write rock and roll tunes, but maybe he thought his lead style would stand out too much / not fit in or something.

[@lfader]

​@@ElrondHubbard_1Howe playing rhythm on an acoustic no less 🤣👌 Steve Howe can toe 2 toe any of these guys .. shame seems maybe a class move for whatever reason on his part ?

[@curtismedders7133]

RIP Alvin Lee. My Heart Cries, You will be Miss You will be Missed. .

[@schmidt9746]

Leslie , in my opinion is one of the most talented guitarist ever.He doesnt try to play fast,however his licks are short and sweet And to the point.

[@drj602]

Thank you.

[@suem4605]

your damn right !!!!!!!

[@stewgotz1]

There are Guitarists...and then there's Leslie West

[@suem4605]

@@stewgotz1 Is this pagan from chat room?

[@jimlaguardia8185]

p schmidt Very underrated. Saw him at Woodstock. Awesome!

[@julipander5684]

Leslie's licks are unsurpassable...best shredder in the world. He reinvented the guitar completely...

[@basilfromeen]

First LP I purchased as a kid. Loved it then and now. Columbia record club I still owe you money.

[@Ultra_30]

Me too!

[@davidbracher8322]

Alvin Lee was special. Looked like Leslie knew that as well.

[@wolfbernstett2677]

Whatabigapproach of Blues and Rock'n Roll. Thank you, You Tube!!

[@frankierodriguez8661]

I remember when I bought this album back in the day. Miles Copeland, IRS boss had this label within IRS called something like no words for instrumental music hw is Stewart Copeland's brother, in fact he helped his brother's band The Police when they were starting and He, Miles is the man behind this live album "NIght of the Guitar" and tours. Truly a musical legend Mr. Copeland.

[@frankfrischmuth6820]

R.I.P. the legendary Alvin Lee

[@andrewcarpenter3991]

Thank you for uploading this gem. Very seldom will you see such a compilition of masters of guitar on stage today. I am sad to say that "gone are the days of the knights", although their legacy is eternal.

[@moztheroz]

It was from a tour called night of the guitars...not looked but I'm guessing there'll be clips on YT, they all did their own set and then jammed at the end. It was so good because at the time there was all the up and coming shredders and it was good to remember these guys could absolutely kill it.

[@georgejasper8794]

Hunter one of my top 5 always - but man what a line up! And Howe going crazy on the floating guitar barge!

[@tomcusack884]

There's some world class talent on that stage. Shit-kicking music. Love every second of it.

[@msaintpc]

It's amazing how good Les can play guitar. I saw him at Woodstock, blew my mind how good he and Mountain were. He's one of my three favorite players.

[@JonnySublime]

m. saint me too, he plays some of of sweetest slide you ever heard.

[@leeinoregon1326]

Much love & respect to all these players, especially Randy California & Leslie West.

[@drohegda]

Nothing better than a bunch of the Greatest get together on one stage.nothing but Love on their faces for what they Love the most. Rock n Roll.Every time I watch Woodstock the movie.and I had never seen or heard of Alvin Lee.when he comes on that stage at night and does I'm Coming Home I get chills on my arms and legs.incredible then he grabs that watermelon and walks off.tanks for the video I love it.

[@dickjohnson1158]

drohegda it’s “Going Home” thank you

[@suer6103]

that Woodstock performance of 'I'm Going Home' was gold! Gawd he could play!!

[@gillesmorin9439]

Can't get any better !

[@christian-albrechtgroddeck3320]

We never will see this amazing line-up together on stage again. :( :( :(

[@MarkJohnson-qj6bp]

Amazing the amount of talent on this stage. Howe, West, Lee, California, et al.

[@patricklong1187]

So nice to see that mile o' Marshalls across the back line of that stage...sounds wonderful!

[@dagostinoification]

Very good musicians... I love Leslie West and his feeling !

[@CSDJK]

You can't play like that if your aren't feeling it. LOVE IT!!!!

[@debbieedwards711]

This is too cool!!! Leslie, Alvin, Steve H. and the rest, true heavy hitters of rock & roll! This video should be cherished as it can never happen again. ♥️

[@docwill184]

Alvin Lee Ten Years After Undead, 1967. Listened to that album everyday for two years until I graduated and moved. Still stands up; classic Look it up. He was killing it; basically invented shred. Nobody could touch him.

[@vaneipontes3279]

Alvim "fuck " Lee 🎵🎼🎶🎤🎸😎👊

[@docwill184]

Vanei pissant Pontes

[@vaneipontes3279]

@@docwill184 🎵🎼🎶🎤🎹🎸😎👊

[@grorob52]

Lets see Mountain, Ten Years After, Wishbone Ash, and Yes all represented WOW what a stage full Thanks

[@marionherrera8075]

Thanks for posting, it is FREAKING BEAUTIFUL...THE TALENT ON STAGE..GAVE ME GOOSEBUMPS..

[@josbruls]

Perfect jam of real musicians!

[@gerrylavelle8433]

Went to a Mountain concert at University of Colorado Mackie Auditorium way back in the early 70's - Leslie West almost blew the doors and windows out. Went to a Ten Years After concert at the Golden Bear across from Huntington Beach pier in the early 70's and it was the same deal -- Alivin Lee almost exploded the boards off that place. And Randy California with Spirit concerts back in the day were mindblowing.

[@robertshaefer7760]

Love the way Leslie just looks at everyone and knows EXACTLY what to do!

[@Live4NowOK]

Steve Hunter is one of the greatest Bluesmen I have ever heard, and what can one say about Leslie West and Alvin Lee, just stupendous.

[@stevecox2020]

The glory days of rock n roll guitar!!! Thanks for posting this.

[@nigelpickett2471]

Back in 1974 I was playing lead guitar in a band called Medusa, we had a review in Melody Maker and the reviewer said we were like Sabbath with Leslie West on guitar. I'll take that any day of the week even now.

[@GIGMUSIC-o6z]

Guitar legends! Wow! Incredible!

[@singerbob72]

Mountain was my first concert 48 years ago!

[@travelinben1966]

Would have loved to have been at that show.What a stage full of talent!🎸

[@chadkauffy]

you know its a damn jamfest when it takes almost the whole way thru to let us know that Copeland is on drums

[@IamGalvatron]

Stewart didn’t get on the drums till the last 2 minutes.

[@lornestein7248]

I don't know why for the past few weeks, I keep getting links to Leslie West performances.. I was never a fan of this guy.. But since watching lots.. I am Now!!

[@j40bob1]

A whole bunch of guitar dudes having a lot of fun. Love the combo of Alvin Lee and Leslie West.

[@B4iGo2it]

what a treat this is! Just thankful this fine music will live on forever and never be forgotten!

[@stevenbaty6247]

I am kind of speechless . . . so many of my favorites taking up the same space. I never imagined you could have too much talent on stage but this is pretty close. Awesome, thanks for posting. The only thing better would have been an electric axe in Mr Howes' hands.

[@lennarthallberg9918]

All great players, but Leslie West is my personal favorite, simply love the way he plays.

[@francobenedetti3142]

Amazing super session 👍👍❤️

[@RandyFricke]

Nice to see Ted rockin' on the slide guitar. I used to work with Ted in a Venice, CA phone room. Good guy.

[@Magnetron33]

I saw Ted with Wishbone in late 70 or early 71. The opener was Trapeze. WA used a wall of Orange Amps. First time I ever heard of Orange. Great show!

[@johnb7644]

@@Magnetron33 Note perfect as well, I saw them on the Liverpool Stadium, Happy Days

[@rapidfirerob4]

Night of The Guitar. I have all three cassettes, now on a flash drive in my car, with about 450 other cassettes. Took me a year. Worth it.

[@carrrexx7190]

Leslie, the air traffic controller for these high-flying acts.

[@lakehawklakehawk7830]

I agree It also seems to me he is obsessed with alvin cant take his eyes off him lol

[@carrrexx7190]

@@lakehawklakehawk7830 lol, that's funny, Alvin had the same affect on me! 😎

[@Wyndham53]

Guitars and skins extraordinaire!

[@shirleydillard7127]

What a line up!

[@johntiggleman4686]

All that talent. All those Marshall Amps! Helluva performance.

[@carlo6230]

THE MOUNTAIN IN HIS ELEMENT...GOD BLESS ALL OF THEM ...

[@robertperry1293]

Honestly these guys sound like they been playing together for years!

[@MaizeANDBlue1957]

After following REO speedwagon to a small bar after a show in Grand Rapids Michigan, they played this song for my birthday request. We walked into the bar a couple minutes behind the band and I sat down next to Gary Richrath. I immediately struck up a conversation. Nobody in the bar had a CLUE who they were, so we were uninterpreted. I mentioned it was my birthday and that I was at the show (asking him to autograph my ticket stub). Kevin Cronin was talking to the house band about giving up the stage and their instruments to play a couple songs for the patrons, so Gary asked if I had a birthday request. Without thinking 'Little Queen' came out. Gary just laughed saying "not with those instruments". Every band knows Johnny B. Goode, so that was my next request. Gary just smiled and said "we can do that". This was in the late 70's, about the time the 'Tuna Fish' LP was released. BEST BIRTHDAY of my life, and this song always reminds me of that night.

[@reedbender1179]

Ask and ye shall receive ! 👍

[@joedefilippo2521]

This is gold, jerry, gold, freaking awesome

[@RKHarm24]

RIP Leslie West, 12-23-2020 at 75 yoa.

[@metalmanalishi]

Poor Steve Howe stuck out there with an acoustic guitar ! What a downright jam that was !

[@paulsalazar858]

True. Steve is still an excellent guitarist. I do see what you are saying.

[@patrick6484]

Da brividi, grazie mille, un regalo immenso

[@francoandreoni6439]

Spettacolo irripetibile

[@chuckrastchannel]

This gives me goosebumps

[@rainbowbill531]

Absolutely fantastic!

[@ianramage1593]

Rock & Roll the way it should be played. Awesome!

[@Johnny-oy9fh]

I had the whole show on video recorded off the TV. I saw it when it was broadcast. And then had the album too on vynil. After this point rock music was never the same!!

[@Summertimeblues50]

Thats sooooooo great .... its a real steaming BLUES-engine ...full of power 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@docstahl]

West and Lee , OUTSTANDING !!!!!!

[@MD-zo7cl]

MAKES ME HAPPY😁👍🎁 ALOT OF TALENT ON STAGE!!!!!!!

[@djm4457]

Is that Steve Howe on an acoustic guitar, in the background?? Really?? Amazing!

[@billsmith2212]

I was lucky to see Mountain and TYA at The Fillmore East . True talents , each with their own voices . RIP !

[@Zycopolis]

Night of the guitar in France (1989)

[@djharp51]

Super UPLOAD! Awww, shit. When music was fun and there was lots of room for everyone!

[@jackvai2681]

RIP AL...You were one of my primary inspirations to pick up a guitar and fly... "I'm going home...by heli-copter"

[@drohegda]

Powell and Turner ""Wishbone Ash"" ,Steve Hunter the Deacon, Leslie West "" Blood on the Moon"", Steve Howe the group""Yes"" guitarist my favorite tune "" I'll be a round about"", Stewart Copeland the Police played a basic drum set like a maniac, Randy California "" I Got a Line on You"", Alvin Lee for me seeing the movie Woodstock for the first time his performance was the one etched in my mind. Him and the band 10 Years After came out at night his Red electric Guitar and Alvin said we are going to do a song by Helicopter they did ""I'm going Home"" floored the place! After he was done someone gave him a watermelon he had on stage he put his guitar done and tried to put it over his shoulder but he was exhausted so a roadie carried it for him. What a bunch of Greats assembled together. Thank you for the Video.😁😎😁

[@rodmcdonough6111]

Great description, just how it happened!

[@Not2shabbe]

just simply the best , Alvin may not be in a class by himself but it only takes a moment to call roll, Captan Speedfingers ,fastest Guitar in the West, the Guitar that stole Woodstock....

[@Chiroman527]

You can say that AGAIN. Nobody could "smoke" a Gibson like that!! He is one of the GOATS in the Guitar world. R.I.P. Alvin and Leslie West. Amazingly, Alvin Lee passed away about 6 months after this concert. It was never revealed of what other than some operation that was performed in Spain where he lived. "I'm Going Home.....by Helicopter"... That was WOODSTOCK. TYA never got the acclaim as agreat Blues /Rock band with Captain Speed Fingers.

[@ТехноДом-я1у]

Здорово 👍 рок 🎸 навсегда здорово 👍

[@frankorobinson1540]

What a classic line up ,must have been one hell of a show,rest in peace ✌ boyz thank go your music 🎶 is captured on video to enjoy forever 😀 ❤

[@jongray4828]

Phenomenal! Just phenomenal with all that talent on stage!