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Great venue been there 3 times saw papa chubbie, corky Lang, And Artimus Pile Bands Loved It gata come back!!!

Hope they had fun . All noise

Sorry but a strat and a les Paul shouldn't be on the same stage together.

Well done !

def not a must hear.....the bassman rocks it!

is that the guy that to play with the old outlaws

It was good until the singing started 😮

MONSTER ALWAYS :))))))))))))))))))

Is this from his time with One Eyed Jacks?

Thak you for sharing

I was at this!

I keep seeing these videos saying 1975... but he appeared on the original lineup for 1974 and didn't appear anywhere in lineup for 75 so I'm confused which it was.

Useless

All great guitarists, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, David Gilmore and others really admired B.B. King. I was lucky to see him in 1977 at the Central Park Schaefer Music Festival and then saw him many times at his own club B.B. King Blues Bar and Grill on 42nd Street; great place to see a show💯% Many great musicians played there like Dave Mason, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, Al Green, Bo Diddley and many more😎🎶🎵🎼👏

I was there with my wife patty … love you always …. I would marry you again if I had the chance .. love you always pino

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Great song, venue, and budding great jazz pianist!

Nothing like bernie doing his solos

One of the greatest, rock fusion ,jazz ,composer, arranger, guitarist ever walked, he is bad,check him out,ask David Sanborn,David Letterman House Band,Carlos Santana, Terry Lynn Carington, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, 😮

I'm sure God kicked some old stuffy dude off of the keys and said it's Joey's turn

I got hold on a GRANT GREEN record recorded CHRISTMAS NIGHT in 1959... at a club called The HOLY BARBARIAN. Interestingly... between his sets-- " JAZZ POETRY " was read from stage to the patrons of that night On DeBaliviere and Delmar in St. Louis. Lou Donaldson shortly Introduced him to Alfred Lion... -- REST IS HISTORY --

The greatest.

Well this is out of control!! especially the "new groove" at about 4:00

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What happened to the video of Bullfrog Blues with Alan Merrill from this gig???

I was there at this show, I met Marc Almond (yeah), saw Delite on the street...., Jacky O died later that next morning after Debbie's rocking show ... my heart was full when I left NYC later that day

incredible recording! I'm working on a story about Sly at this time, would love to know more about where this recording came from! please message me if you know!

This rocks, wish I'd been there. Singing is on fire w/authentic feel & attitude and great energy, what live music is all about!

My late husband Tony Massanet was the controller for Blue Note Jazz Club at that time.

I think I was there the other night. There was a moment in the sheltering sky that made a big impression on me the night that I saw. That was so long ago yet when I listen to this I believe that it wasn't this performance it must have been the other night at the pier but I saw them

Great footage!

I WAS THERE! So glad I have been a Zappa fan since 1973 and got to see him too many times to count...like Every Halloween show in NYC for 7 years in a row. My sisters boyfriend used to plug a Nacamichi tape deck right into the sound board because the sound guys all knew us from years of seeing them... Amazing bootleg tapes. Some great connections to Frank. Warren Cucarillo was a friend of mine and played with FZ. A determined kid, he took guitar lessons 5 days a week to become good enough for Frank. Also, My cousin dated Steve Vai's son for a while and she got to see Steve's sacred Frank Zappa room in his house. Almost nobody got to go in that room. But being a huge fan, he let her in. I miss the wit and wisdom of Frank Zappa but mostly I miss those improv solos where no two shows were alike. PS-check out Warren's tribute to Frank here... czcams.com/video/oFuopBASH64/video.html

I was in attendance.

Why did you show the temptations in a four tops song

by 83 the band was omar hakim and victor bailey...this is that band. a completely smokin band....

Good Lord!! I was at that concert, and it was GREAT!!! It was booked as his sextet, but turned out to be 8 guys. When all the 50 something’s in the good seats left at the end of the set, we (the bleachers) moved down front and cheered them back out on stage for a 40 minute encore. At the end of that, Benny stepped up to the mic and said 2 words- “We’re old…”and got cheered off the stage.

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Getting to know Buzzy & playing with him in the early '90's was a uniquely joyous time! A most lovable fella indeed.

wonderful!

Saw him live a week before he passed. 🕊️

Miss u Joey D 💔

RIP Mr.HAMMOND

Missing you, Joey, and ever grateful to you too 🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩

RIP to this legend

Not trying to be mean you can’t really hear him but he plays really good

Keep rockin your good!!!

Wow. I now let my neighbor's cat "sing" at night. Thanks.

I miss my friend.

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