It Must Be Love - James Gang | The Midnight Special
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- January 25, 1974
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Its getting close to 50 years since Tommy Bolin passed on, this wonderful clip reminds us of what a great talent he was.
I’m here for Tommy Bolin !!! 💖
Jimmy Fox was no slouch either awesome drummer 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷
@@brads2330 Big fan of Jimmy Fox here...
Met Tommy Bolins Brother Johnny at least a half dozen times. Drummer for Black Oak Arkansas. Friend of mine is a promoter. Was on their Guest List!
@@brads2330 You did? Wow that’s very cool! I’ve never heard about Tommy’s family nor the other band members here, thanks for the drummers name - yes he’s very good!
When I think of Black Oak Arkansas drummer I think of Tommy Aldridge. Believe I saw them perform in Tulsa, OK as a teenager, we had a live rock “n” roll club where the up and coming bands would perform and “get their feet wet.” Great memories that are just a little hazy now ha! Is Johnny still alive? So sad about his brothers early demise. I’ve got the album “Teaser” on my wishlist - read that jazz musician David Sanborn who just passed away at age 78 - played on it. Loved David’s music too may he R.I.P. 🎷🤍🤍
@@KittyGrizGriz RIP David Great Session Sax Player! Johnnie is still alive. First real concert 1973 St. Paul Civic Center Theatre Black Oak/ James Montgomery Band I was 15 Tommy was doing those mid concert drum solos back then. 90s 2000s was on Joe Walsh / Big Bro and Holding Co. Sam Andrew, Peter Albin, David Getz / Iron Butterfly Lee Dorman/ Southern Rock Allstars Duane Roland Jimmy Farrar Molly Hachett fame/ Jakson Spires Blackfoot Guest Lists. Joe Peter and David are the only ones still living!
WOW !! Been waiting Years to See This Clip !! Tommy is SO Amazing
Guitar virtuoso Tommy Bolin-outstanding clip!
Such well shot video of Tommy Bolin is so rare!
So great seeing this vintage Tommy Bolin.clip. Even better than I had hoped for.Looks and sounds great.
Same guy who played on Billy Cobham Spectrum album. One of the greats who left us too soon.
Yup
The whole time I'm saying keep the camera on Tommy Bolin. Then they did and i was so happy!!! He was one of a kind i love his playing so much
Yeah!!! 😂 🤩 😍
Yup
Another classic 70's memory.
Holy shit! I was prepared to not like this but it rocked my face. Great song
-cheers !-
Wow Tommy Bolin working his Strat to the bone.
@1:20 when you know your date is vibing well.
Happy Mothers Day to all the Momma’s out there. Enjoy your day.
With a tele neck
Great tune and great memories! Actually had the 45 of this, the ‘flip side’ song “Got no time for trouble” is also a gem of a song - from the LP ‘Bang’.
Fantastic !
Tommy B...amazing!
Yup
Thanx for this. The album Bang is my absolute James Gang favorite and Tommy Bolin is awesome.❤❤❤
-kool !-
Song went to # 54 (Billboard Hot 100) in March 1974. The follow up "Standing In The Rain" went to # 101 (Bubbling Under) also in June 1974 (both songs from the album "Bang!" on Atco) & their last charted song.
Tommy Bolin plays like hell❤
Yup
Yup
Tommy Bolin and the echoplex! What a great video
Yup
For gear heads Tommy appears to be playing his "Shoe Polish" Strat with a Tele neck and at 2:35 can be seen fiddling with a Maestro Echoplex and perhaps some sort of phaser. Unique player good far too soon.
Mr. Thomas Richard Bolin 🎸 😢
Indeed
Wow. My brother James used to drsw pictures as a kid of us and our friends all together under the banner James Gang 😂 he passed on rhe first of april and everytime i see or find things that bring me joy i give him some credit, like a gift from wherever the dead go 🙏
Take each day as it comes, grieving is weird but thinking too far ahead or too far back can be problematic. I hope everyone who reads this has the strength to deal with whatever they have going on.
Obviously a different James Gang with Bolin and Canadian vocalist Roy Kenner joining Dale and Jim. The Bang and Miami LPs are worth checking out. Btw, Kenner is still active, doing jingles and voice-over work in his native Toronto.
Thx for the update on Kenner.
Yup
I saw them play at Indiana State University in Bloomington Indiana they were touring for the James gang bang album and it was an excellent show
Indeed
I love Roy Kenners shiny dark red outfit - it’s gorgeous !!!
My favorite color ♥️♥️♥️
Great song from a great album! I have James Gang's Bang! on vinyl and CD.
Indeed
Bolin, superb!
Yup
They were cool. 😎💜
Yup
Always loved the song but never saw this iteration of the James Gang doing it. Thanks for posting. By the way, there's an old video of a UK band with an Indonesian guitarist actually doing a pretty decent version of this song. Check out "Must Be Love - The James Gang - Gugun & the UK Blues Connect" on CZcams.
Totally different sounding band with Bolin and Kenner I cherish both versions of the Gang.if bolin had lived no doubt he would have been a household name
Tommy!
Indeed
Tommy Bolin... gone too soon
Indeed
I'm here for Jim Fox.
Tommy Bolin Rocks On.................................
Indeed
Indeed
James Gang Bang
Classic
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Tommy Bolin. What amazing guitarrist 🎼🎸🎼
Pretty basic standard pentatonic blues rock soloing here.
@@dmitryowens yup. But...
@@dmitryowensDig into his albums - “Teaser” & “Private Eyes”. The great jazz musician David Sanborn who just passed away at age 78 - played on Tommy’s “Teaser” album.
R.I.P. David 🎷🤍🤍.
Indeed
@@lucianovargas6677
But what?
Tommy Bolin - Sheer dynamite
Indeed
Tommy & Koss both left us at 25 years old, such a waste and tragic. Drugs are not cool kids! ✌️💜🇬🇧
Yep, Paul Kossoff was a phenomenal guitarist too I didn’t realize they were the same age when they died, a tragedy. I loved the band “Free.”
I wish there was footage of 'From Another Time' , that solo is awesome.
My favorite track from "Bang." Amazing Latin feel...
This playing is pretty great
Tommy Bolin & Dominic Troiano RIP.
In a 1975 article, Bolin called himself an entirely self-taught guitarist who plays by ear, stating, "I only ever had four lessons. I don't know any scales at all. I know what to play, but don't know any scales because I never bothered to learn any."
I've thought learning scales assures you will play like everyone else.
That’s a fact
@@tommybolinarchives7394 My guitar teacher told me that from his experience, trying to learn scales was when many students lost complete interest in the guitar.
The song title is MUST BE LOVE!
Thank you!
Let’s hope the Midnight Special will fix it?!
What is the device that Tommy Bolin has on the stand? He also had it on stage when we saw Deep Purple MkVI’s last ever gig at the Liverpool Empire in 1976.
Echoplex - tape looping device
Echoplex
Voltou a ser uma banda de rock tradicional após a saída de Walsh e manteve o vigor. Jimmy é um exímio baterista.
Nothing traditional about the great Tommy Bolin
Big banda. Dá um look. #CarolMariano..
Fantástic
This is Music
Indeed
Roy "Skunk" Kenner
おぉーJamesGangでのトミー・ボーリン格好良い。この雰囲気、現代ではジョン・フルシアンテが継承してますね。
Indeed
Tele neck on a strat- that’s cool
It’s interesting that the lead guitarist is playing intermittent slide guitar. I played for quite a few years but mostly classical. But I’m wondering if you could get some similar sounds on a fretless guitar? You should be able to play tweener notes that way too although I’ve never played one of those either. I think fretless would be hard but there are advantages.
That’s Tommy Bolin - the legend
Oh wow, this guy has blue hair a few years before the punk explosion! Wonder how he got that color when literally no one in the entire world knew how to make it (it hadn't been thought of yet, unless you count what they were doing about a thousand years ago in rich kingdoms where people would paint their hair pink, purple, blue, etc.).
Tight ! Bolin was an exceptional player The entire Band red Hot baby !
Yup
А Томми Болин вас не впечатляет😊 ?
We have been since 1969
I've never heard James Gang without Joe Walsh.
Me neither………this is great though 👍🏻
Tommy was a genius grade guitarist- Joe got him this gig
@@tommybolinarchives7394
Some of his stuff was pretty good. Mothing very impressive in his soloing here though - just pretty standard blues licks.
Love that Strat that Bolin is slinging.
Just not the same without the great Joe Walsh!
Not the same without Glenn Shwartz
Tommy Bolin's death was a huge loss to hard rock, such a total natural he was.
Indeed
👍😀
코쟁이가 여기 출신이네요.
Where they not from the great state of Ohio?
Suckeye?
Akron, Ohio area. Joe went to school at Kent State University.
@@laramiefj40Yep, the shooting of students by the National Guard was the precursor for Joe dropping out & pursuing music. It affected him profoundly.
The Bang! LP was recorded in Cleveland.
Tommy Bolin is fucking brillant
Yes he is
I never seen James Gang without Joe Walsh, I do like Tommy Bolin, but man what a change
It sounds like he played with one string in a different tuning, maybe the E string? That last cord was odd
What bands were the drummer and bass player in besides the James gang?
None
Bolin's action reminded me of Rory Gallagher, same aggressiveness on stage.
I wish he could play electric live like this with Deep Purple. Ian Paice said Bolin was superb in the studio, but live performances with Purple were.. Like Hughes said, the tour was horrendously wrong. Purple could have continued after 1976, the UK audience would have accepted him, if not for Bolin and Hughes substance problems. RIP Tommy Bolin
Never heard this version of the Jame Gang,the guitarist is bad ass but the singer,not so much.
Roy isn't doing the cocaine march in place like on Don Kirschner rock concert.
This is fine, but it's just not the same without Joe. On the plus side, Tommy Bolin sounds great. It's too bad the heroin took hold of him.
Joe got him this gg
Dudes playing the nose
Until this period, Tommy's guitar playing was excellent. However, after he moved to Deep Purple...
He manifested great guitar playing all the way through his career
Nevermind. Got names mixed up. Tommy Bolin is still awesome, though.
It was Terry Reid who was asked by Jimmy Page to join the New Yardbirds not Tommy Bolin. Bolin joined Deep Purple when Ritchie Blackmore left.
@@vmax4steve524 Shit. You're right. I completely forgot. I don't know how I got those 2 names mixed up. Thanks for the correction. Well, hopefully I can edit my post.
Indeed he is
Where's Joe?
He had left by this point.
Never heard of this singer or this song. Don’t care for it. Makes me wanna “walk away”.
wow...that is a bad song.
tommy bolin.......you can hear the ease of his playing...he's like Blackmore or Beck here, big time
such a bad a tune
Bad-ass!
A legend
Good but, no Joe Walsh, no James Gang. Sorry.
Not bad, but it ain't Joe Walsh!
Joe Reccomended Bolin ,not Tommys Fault that Joe Quit , Tommy is a much better Player Songwriter and even Singer .
@@davidmontgomery5047 Tommy was a mess and died at age 25, whereas Joe got his act together and is still rocking in 2024.
@@eric_in_floridaI’d like to think that if Tommy had lived as long as Joe has, he’d have “got his act together,” too. Tis sad and we’ll never know “what could have been.”
Joe did say Tommy was probably better than he was!!!
@@eric_in_florida Joe was a Mess too ,luckily He actually had management that helped Him and Didn't take Out a Life Insurance Policy on Him .
Definitely not the James Gang Joe Walsh made! Never as good without him. Nolan was good but not that good. In the end the needle took him anyway.
Yip, tooooooo bad The Eagles sanitised Joe Walsh 🙁