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Richard Thompson - The Weight
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Richard Thompson plays guitar and sings a verse of the "The Weight" by the Band.
Richard Thompson - Shoot Out The Lights
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Richard Thompson performs Shoot Out The Lights
A Certain Girl - Allen Toussaint
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Allen Toussaint with Richard Thompson on Guitar
Richard Thompson talks about The Band
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Richard Thompson discusses the influence of the Band on his band, Fairport Convention.
Richard Thompson - Who Knows Where The Time Goes
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Richard Thompson sings former bandmate Sandy Denny's classic song, "Who Knows Where The Time Goes".
Greatest Movie Punch Ever: from Main Man
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A key scene from the Genie nominated Canadian opus "Main Man"
I love your home. It's so well decorated and not a thing out of place. I hope that beautiful lady that you gave us a glimpse of is not responsible for it all. Just had one further question. Where does she sleep while your playing the organ in the bedroom at night?
Terrible vocals, guy sounds like he has swallowed a hedgehog, zero power and looks deeply unwell too.
Good songs
You listen to his solos on this song, and they sound at times atonal, almost Dadaist. Then you realize he's finding sonic equivalents for the confused, self-destructive character who's portrayed in the song... and also pushing the other musicians to be more innovative. Brilliant.
listening to this a year and a day since my mate went by his his own hand , hope your peacefully resting now fella , no one one so that act coming ya lovable git x peace
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Always amazed at what seems to be a complete misunderstanding of the lyrics. Speaks to the struggle of trying to fend off the demons of depression and the temptation of "shooting out the lights' not a story about a criminal as so many seem to think.
Allen Toussaint, Richard Thompson, Levon Helm, Nick Lowe, Elvis Costello.... Whew! And of course an all-time great Toussaint song.
What a line up! 😳
Nobody chooses the notes quite like like Henry.
One of the all time great rock songs, and a great performance - what a stage of musicians and singers
I had the extraordinary honour of seeing Mr. Thompson live at the Town Pump (a small bar with a minuscule stage) in the mid-80’s and stood directly in front of him mesmerized by his left hand on his guitar. His solos art pure art.
This Elvis series was really excellent. But this performance with RT is my favorite.
Total brilliance
Is that guy an actor? He sure ain't a singer.
Oh the talent on that stage, i swear
Bob Mould from Hüsker Dü brought me here. ❤
Pedestrian
There is an alternate reality in which this is the 5th or 6th incarnation of the Traveling Wilburys.
I'm a Yank, and I admit that it took me until my 40's to realize how talented and just plain wonderful that Richard Thompson really is. And I try to catch him live when he comes on tour to my area (SoCal, and before NoCal), and I'm proud to say that I have had the priviledge of seeing him on a number of occassions. And I'm looking forward to seeing him again.
No shame on Depeche Mode, Joy Division, etc… BUT… if I had taken a moment and heard THIS in 1982… It’s 2023 and I’ve had this on repeat for 14 counts… and probably 14 more…
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All the stars came out that night…
What a ridiculous batch of talent
And now Robbie Robertson died too... Sad week, sad days, sad life... We always love you brothers musicians. Coz life is a little bit easy with you areound us....😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love, love Allen. A great, great loss.
I was there at the Apollo for the taping of this show. What an absolute thrill!
I was there at the Apollo for this. Fantastic.
You, sir, are what we call a lucky bastard.
Can't get a better line up of talent as this.
This is one of Richard Thompson's best songs, definitely. It's kind of fun to see him playing it with Elvis Costello as a sideman. This isn't quite up to the standard of the recorded version, but it's well-done. I suddenly thought of Tom Verlaine, maybe some overlap or influence between them, or maybe not. But some of the playing puts me in mind of Tom Verlaine as in the live performance of an extended "1880 (or So)" with Richard Lloyd and the Television band as it was off and on. That live performance from the Jools Holland TV program is available on this site.
Umm...the original is by The Band.
fluidity fear
Ah, this is from back when Elvis had a TV show called Spectacle. The Imposters are a great band. I love Richard's intentional use of dissonances to make the guitar solo reflect how disorganized, errratic, and unhinged the character in the song is. The man is a genius on anything with strings. There is no one like him.
Your the one here who is helping to bring clarity... But it Should be the poster who tells the source of the performance... This common failure is just a comment on a epidemic of the pathetic.
Good singer good richard
Hate this song, but love Richard.
Alan yes! What a gig... stellar.
Levon!!!!
Nott very good
The musical sweatshop in the back room 😂
CHRIST!!! and fffK ME! this isjust beauiful!
I wonder if Toussaint was channeling Fats Domino when he wrote this? The versions by The Yardbirds and Warren Zevon certainly lack that New Orleans flair, while Ernie K. Doe's certainly is very New Orleans style. As he performs his own composition, Toussaint's New Orleans rhythm and blues/rock and roll style is obvious, and reminds me of Fats Domino.
Just fecking fantastic! All the shite RR spread about Levon Helm, has there ever been a like tribute for him? RIP Levon!
this fruit cake sucks
Thank you for posting this!!
I'm sorry but did my brain just explode or did I just watch a video with Nick Lowe, Elvis Costello, Richard Thompson, Levon Helm and ALLEN TOUSSAINT all on the same stage? This can't be real. I must be dreaming this.
Its helmer on drums