What a great childhood you had, JT. The music and show exposure you had a young boy is fantastic! Great records. All of them struck a cord with me as a young boy. Thanks for sharing.
A hotel brat, for sure, Steve ! Haha😉 It really was cool, and I appreciated it more later on. My Dad was still juicing me into shows at our hotels here in Nevada well into my late 20s... Beach Boys, Jerry Garcia ( He played Caesars at Tahoe in the small showroom ).
Thanks so much.. I live for upcoming concerts as a kid, and I continued going to live music for decades. My last big one was Brian Wilson 6 years ago, and Fastball and Ah ha played our Best In The West Rib Cook-Off ( Free ).. Oh, and The Wailers were my very last live show ! 😊
Thanks, Aaron.. Thought I would touch on later records that changed my life.. I seem to always start blabbing about the start of this whole music thing ! Haha. See you on yours, bro.. Thank you ! 🎵
Remember seeing Elton John supporting the Who at the Roundhouse Chalk Farm in London, it was an all day Christmas Show in 1970. Saw so many gigs, hopefully when we meet up we can name drop who we’ve seen over the years 😊. Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, Doors and Rory Gallagher etc and so many memorable shows. Looking back who’d of thought that so many people now think that was the best era for rock, specifically blues rock that can still resonate to this day!
I don't know Roy.. I had a feeling. even in the 80's when this music was getting swallowed up by other great bands.. That this era would forever live on ! You have seen more important artists than me, but I absolutely love the ones I got to experience ! Cheers for now..
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Oh yes, of course there are many talented bands and artists that created great music in the 80’s too. Every new generation will want to have there own band or artist that they love and see performing 🎭
And that's why we still love these records ! Thanks, Steve ! I'm on the hunt for more BOC, Golden Earring and more Thin Lizzy.. I'm getting close ! LOL !!! 🤘
Do one! I got it from Melinda, and she picked it up from Sea Of Tranquility. I hear from folks commenting.. That it was a thread years ago. I don't know, I bumped my regular weekly video to use this idea. Thanks, Art !
Lovely heartfelt stories JT . Especially Tull & Yes . Thank you for sharing with us . Big fan of all the albums you selected although we didn’t have Big Ball in Australia ,love them all . I was lucky enough to see Deep Purple , Pink Floyd , Canned Heat , Black Sabbath , Uriah Heep ,Status Quo and of course early years AC/DC in a small town hall 🇦🇺 😂Dave Evans singing before Bon Scott
Amazing to have seen the mighty AC/ DC with Bon in the early days .. I like Jailbreak 74 and Powerage an awful lot ! I would be listening to Aqualyng nightly.. " Wind Up" would be playing at the end, and I would fall fast asleep on the last note from all the activity in the day and night. back in 71 and 72 ! Thank you, Craig 🎵
Wow, I envy you being able to seeing all those great bands! I was born in the early 70’s so I missed out unfortunately. My first real concert was Kiss in 1984. Very fun video and great stories. Thank you!
That's a very cool first concert ! So many of you guys grew up with KISS !!! After a long time, I am finally diving into their awesome albums in about the last 5 years ! Best thing about all of this is discovering the bands that I missed along the way ! Thanks so much ⚡️
Hi JT There is an album Called The Guitar Album With Various artists like Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Freddie King Rory Gallagher, Jan Akkerman, B.B. King, Albert King and more . I think I was 14 years old. I never heard any of these artists. The album was on Polydor.
I remember seeing that record ! I don't have it. Isn't it amazing how influential these certain records are to us as kids ! I'm picking up Freddie King "Getting Ready" on vinyl for 18 dollars today.. Good price, and I have always had it on Cd, better to have it on vinyl, though.. Thanks, again ! 👍
Hi JT!!! so cool those albums and how they changed your life and helped to shape your music journey..... it must have been and awesome time to be around and getting all those cool record and listening for the first time, priceless!!! from Zappa to Purple that's awesome. cheers and be well
It really was mind-blowing to see these famous bands back at the start of it all. Slade and Humble Pie was a great show as well..Slades 1st show ever in the U.S. was in Las Vegas
Nice that you like Jethro Tull as well, Steve ! I had wonderful conversation with Martin ( 1 hour ).. And next time, he had me sit down with him, a friend, and Martin's wife.. A true gentleman 😊
Loved the video JT. As far as music you've lived a charmed life 😊. Being near the west coast definitely has it's advantages. I found that Ball album last summer at my flea market for a buck! I'm relieved to hear I got it @ 50% off retail 😊. I saw Yes on the Fragile tour too. Good stuff 👌. Greg
Cool to hear that you saw Yes on that tour ! We were really unaware of the bulk of that music at that early part of 1972 ! We did have Roundabout on the radio, as it was released 3 months before this March show. West coast is definitely cool, and I think we tend to be partial to our home turf.. East and West ! I listened to the Big Ball, again before work today.. The Ed Sanders tune blew my mind as a 15 year old kid.. Good old fashioned satire ! 🤣
JT, not to be repetitive but I want to say how much I enjoy your videos. You’re so down to earth and humble. So cool that you saw Elvis way back when and I saw Elton John rehearsing on a Hollywood soundstage in 74. I’ve purged quite a few other VC channels I used to watch because I started sensing their political leanings. I’m here for a love of music…..not that. Thanks again
Yeah, Scott.. What a boring subject , and there is no place for politics in our VC. It's about music and what we love ! Friendship, and coming together with a common passion. I sure appreciate this.. You made my day ! See you soon. I have a big box of records to open next week from a friend over in Chicago 😊
Great video JT! I share your love for “Bare Trees” and Danny Kirwan. I saw one of his last shows ever at the N.C. Motor Speedway in August of 1972 (Peachtree Celebration). Evidently Mick had no choice due to his mental health issues and substance abuse. What a tortured genius! Great Martin Barre story! I saw Ian and Tull this past December at the York Minster. Great show, and Ian donated every dime of the proceeds to the cathedral. (Saw Rory in 1974 at a little roadhouse in Cheraw SC. Wish I had a Time Machine and could go back!)
I guess you're right about Danny. The band needed a break, anyway ! Too much constant touring, and.. He Jeremy and Peter were never the same after Germany. Also.. Once they hit the west coast.. You know who was turning the boys onto .. You know what ! Very cool that you got to see him in the summer of 1972 !
Rory added Lou Martin on keys when you seen him. That was his best band he put together and played throughout the 70s. Irish Tour 74 album should take you back in time lol.
As much as I love the 72 live album, I love the Irish Tour 74 more. “Calling Card” with Lou is one of my favorite studio albums, but trying to rank them is a task I wouldn’t even attempt!
You are right about Irish Tour 74.. It's the complete package !! Ranking would be difficult, as a player ( guitar ). I'm not much of a ranked, but I would take a shot at Rory albums ! Deuce and Calling Card come to mind.. Thanks for the Rory conversation ! Cheers 🎵
Amazing selections. So many of the same favs, and then you bring out the Big Ball, the best of the samplers! Saw same Wild Turkey show with Yes, Sabbath, but Yes only played about 30 minutes maybe. Mind-blowing Yes tour was following year.
You're right .. The Yes tour the next year was supernatural ! Haha⚡️ I was there as well, and in a smaller venue in Vegas ( Close To The Edge tour ). Thanks ! 🎵
Loved this JT! It’s great to hear you talk about your musical influences and tell some great stories. So many amazing albums here. Such a shame you didn’t get to see Deep Purple. That CSNY album is amazing as well as Gold Rush. I found that Slider record at a thrift shop last year for $2. I was sad to learn after taking it home that it skipped. You were on the Fragile tour! Wow- amazing. Great video JT!
I goofed and meant I saw them ( Yes ) on the Fragile Tour.. Haha. It was amazing to see Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman shredding away ! Sabbath was good, but not as dynamic as Yes that night !
So true.. Too many life changing records.. When I think of this, I have to go way back, instead of records that I discovered later. I need to move on, though.. It's getting repetitive with me and those early years back in the ancient times ! LoL !!! 😅 Thanks, Brian
Great records you showed! I love the Warner's Loss Leaders....I have most of them including Big Ball and side four is a banger! So is side 5 of the Looney Tunes box!
Yes ! Loss leaders is another one that I could use and enjoy ! I remember the Looney Tunes box.. I'm gonna have a look at that one here in a bit online ! Thanks, Bill, I appreciate the cool comments about these awesome Warner comps.
Those were all such great stories man, especially the Jethro Tull one. You sure saw a lot of great bands in the beginning of their careers, unbelievable. I know 80% of those records and they're all fantastic. Those are some great memories and experiences for sure. Consider yourself lucky!
Thanks so much, I do feel fortunate and loved growing up during my time ! Another good one was seeing Ronnie Van Zant and Skynyrd on their last West Coast show before going home to Florida, then getting on that broken-down old plane that crashed ! Ronnie was barefoot as usual onstage ! ⚡️
Nice stories JT! Yes and Sabbath on the same bill, wow. I guess that was Yes' 2nd US tour, I think they didn't come to the US until '71 and "the Yes Album" Shame they never played the Fillmores. - JT
Right.. It was March of 1972. Wild Turkey was way cool as the opener with Glen Cornick. Again.. Yes upstaged Sabbath big time ! I saw them next on the Close To The Edge tour soon thereafter ! Thanks, John .. I'll see what you guys are up to soon. 🎵
JT, killer acts you got to see at a young age. Survived Deep Purple riot, lol great stuff! Top notch Jethro Tull, Yes and Sabbath and those are all shows you went to to influence you. My first concert wasn’t til after I joined the military and left the house. My influence was probably just from listening on the radio or something a friend turned me onto. Cool video. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman
Hey Steve ! I really did get an early start at all of this ! Mick Fleetwood came out and flipped the audience off.. That's what started the riot ! I was very lucky to not get creamed by that quart beer bottle ! Others were not so lucky at that scary aftermath, shows were shut down there for over a year, and what a shame, end of an era, for sure ! Thanks, Bro ✌
Hey JT, great selection, you’ve shown loads of my favourites. Those late 60s live shows in Vegas must have been phenomenal and really life changing. Good times! Really enjoyed your stories, Jack
This was awesome that you checked out mine. Las Vegas was much smaller back in the Golden era.. Good rock shows as well. Slade played their very first appearance in the US. 3 blocks from my house, opening for Humble Pie ! 1973 or so. Thanks, Jack 🎵
Tumbleweed ? Awesome ! Such a complete album, Catherine. Have you seen his last concert at Dodger Stadium on Disney ? Terrific performance, and he really warmed up after a few songs ! Thank you ✌
Ahhh, OK. It was my favorite until I really got into Tumbleweed years later. All of us here in the U.S. really embraced that self-titled album of Elton's.. Didn't we !
Isn't it absolutely sensational ! ( Queen Bitch ) The whole of Hunky Dory was a revelation for us kids ! T Rex , Mott The Hoople, Lou Reed.. All of that were so much fun ! Yes in 73 was their best tour I feel... Close To The Edge, right ! Thanks. Lawrence..
Terrific stories. Thank you. .. I have many of your favourites, including the Traffic album, with 2 of the 4 corners cut off on the record sleeve. Well done, sir.
Thanks for this ! I do have my originals as well , mostly Island US pressings that I bought in the 70's, and they still spin well and sound good. I do have a few Island remastered as shown, very good sonics on them ! I love indie bands and many different genres, changing stuff all of the time so I don't get music burn-out !
Thanks for your enjoyable and good review. I understand that we have a very similar taste🙂 I saw Rory Gallagher first time 1979 in Oslo "Top priority Tour". He made such an impact and changed my life forever as well. I have all his records and since that day in 79 I listen to Rory almost every day still. I also love all the other artist you mention and have most of the very same records..
It's fantastic that we have similar tastes in music ! I was 16 when I saw Rory, and I felt like.. This is my music ! 🎵 I did come up with a lot of blues and blues rock, so it was just right for me ! I should have bought Top Priority in Bangkok.. I didn't realize that I did not have a copy on vinyl ! Thanks, and hello from Nevada 🙏
I just subscribed after seeing this top ten vid. Outstanding stories! Obviously a first time caller here. I’m the youngest of five siblings, born outside of Detroit in ‘61, and my oldest brother Randy saw some incredibly historic ‘60s shows in Detroit at The Grande Ballroom, and Cobo Arena. MC5, TheDoors, Janis Joplin, The Who, Stones, and his wife saw The Beatles at that old hockey barn, Olympia Stadium. I couldn’t get enough of his rock show stories. Randy passed in 93, and I sure miss picking his brain for his memories. But here you come, on a random video, to fill me up with good feelings. My first concert at 12 years old was Elton John on the’74Caribou tour at the aforementioned Olympia Stadium, and remember every single moment from that show!I so completely enjoyed your top 10! Gonna go watch your older clips now. Thanks again! Loving you here in the Motah City!
Thanks for this cool message, and good to meet you ! Even at 66, I can say that I missed out on shows earlier than 1971, and very cool about your older brother and the exposure you had personally from him and the great and rich region you guys grew up in !
Awesome that you saw Elton in '74 ! We both got started very young, and I'm grateful for that ! I sure appreciate your messaging me and watching my videos ! My main thing, as you will see, is taking the viewer on the journey to where I thrift and pick up great records for cheap ! 👍
top 12 albums of all time for me Forever Changes - Love Buffalo Springfield Again - Buffalo Springfield Live Rust Concert - Neil Young The Replacements - Tim The Replacements - Let it Be Astral Weeks - Van Morrison This Years Model - Elvis Costello and the Attractions The Doors - The Doors Velvet Underground and Nico - Banana album Get Happy! Elvis C and the Attractions Heat Treatment or maybe better is Howlin' Wind - Graham Parker and the Rumour Where you Been - Dinosaur Jr
Hey Jt, fantastic selections, I have and love them all. I don’t have any of the Warner comps, but I was always tempted to send in my $2 with the coupon found on the promo sleeves. Plaid shirt, jeans and Kodiak boots were my uniform of choice in the early 70s. Yes, hair as long as Rory’s as well. Will be looking out for those comps. Cheers.
The early ones are the best, and the 4 right around the time of " The Big Ball" .. 1970-71. Glad your contest is going well, I watched your latest after getting Sean to bed last night. See you soon, Jack 🎵
👍 Time keeps on ticking... Going through a box of old ticket stubs not long ago. My first rock concert: May 19, 1973 East Tennessee State University (lol yeah, I'm old, but still above the dirt...) Rory Gallagher - ZZ Top 4 bucks It was about two months before Tres Hombres came out. (Dusty Hill's 24th birthday, I came to find out on his passing) It was Festival Seating and I managed to get about 15 feet from mic center. Rory Gallagher was pure fire right out of the gate, and his band was phenomenal. (particularly Lou Martin on his electric piano) Rory was amazing to see play and I think that he had as much fun as anyone. Then, BG and the boys came out. Back when they were the most badass blues rock band that ever was. Straw hats, jeans, no beards (but Frank. lol), and BG in a white tshirt w/ pack of Marlboros rolled up in the sleeve(lol). Needless to say, Rory and Billy made a big impression on a 16 yr old. Blues rock, slide guitar nut ever since. RIP Rory, Rod, Lou, & Dusty. Thank You! Keep Rockin' Billy, Frank, & Gerry
In '75, I turned 18, graduated HS, and could buy beer. I saw Jaws in the theater and the Frampton "Comes Alive" tour in the summer, but the highlight of the year was seeing The Who with Mooney in November. Great year! RIP Mooney and John. Thank You! On Topic: Quadrophenia (all of this record in headphones at 14yo) ZZ Top's First Album (or any of the first 5) Rory G Tatoo Thick As A Brick (still a Sunday morning fav) Manassas (THE Sunday morning fav) Tumbleweed (one of 1st record club membership selections) TYA A Space In Time (Cricklewood Green a very close second) Uncle Neil Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere Jorma and Jack Burgers Allman Bros Fillmore (forever)
Killer 1st show ! My goodness. and my grandmother is from Campbell Co. ( Cupp TN.) back in the old timey days ! Thanks for this cool message.. And time does keep marching on !
I love your experience at your 1st show.. I was right under Rory as well, but as a power trio April 27th 1973.. Then Deep Purple didn't show. A riot ensued, I was lucky to get out alive ! A life changing experience, for sure !
Hello JT. Hope all is well with you and the family. Very much enjoyed your video and the background stories. I’ve been seeing a lot of people doing this thread lately. Seems like this was a thread several years ago in the VC before. Not sure tho. I’ve enjoyed watching yours and others jumping in on this. Tull would definitely make my list as well
Good to hear from you ! Yeah.. I picked this up from Melinda and Sea Of Tranquility. I bumbed my other idea for this one.. Better to do it while the thoughts are fresh. Thanks, man ! 🎵
Jt I love the Vegas stories about all of the amazing legends you got to see. AC when it was a band were fantastic. T Rex, FZ That Rory Gallagher & Purps no show story was wild. Hunky Dory & Station To Station possibly my favourite Bowie. After The Goldrush was my introduction to NY. His 60's & 70's were amazing. Yes opened for The Sabs!!! No prizes for guessing which one I'd prefer 😂Great vid Jt. Cheers...Ben
In the last 15 years or so, I appreciate Sabbath way more than Yes.. It really was the time, back then.. Station To Station is so short and sweet, I love that album ! I am a slow poke on stuff.. Still gonna drop a response to your cool thread, but.. Jack's contest first, right under the wire ! Thanks, Ben 🎵
Thank you ! I hope I was clear enough.. These records I bought with my own money at age 14. They were a big part of a major life change, my concienceness had changed, stopped getting haircuts ( 1970 ).. By age 15, I had 45 records ! All treasures to me.. Nothing has changed. My records still mean the same thing to me at 66 ! Haha 🎵
Thanks again. At first i thought this was going to be just another pop gavorite list but you were the real deal. Too bad you didn't have a chance to see Deep Purple in 1975 before Blackmore left. For 6 months the toured with Rory Gallagher opening. Side note: Rory's next album was produced by Roger Glover!...rock on!
Thanks for this.. Actually, the DP " No Show" was in 1973.. On their " Who Do We Think We Are Tour", We thought it was " Machine Head ( tour ).. because the 3 tracks on that LP were all.over FM radio. daily ! Mick Fleetwood came out onstage and said.. " Rory and us will come out and play the blues for you all night long" !! I said.. YEAH !!! and the whole audience mostly screamed. NO!!! Mick then proceeded to flip all of us off ! and the mayhem started ! People got hurt, and kids that I went to high school with. That was my only chance to see DP. Otherwise, I would have had to travel to SF or L.A. to see them.
Appreciated ! thank goodness we have a wealth of great music from both of our countries, and Canada, NZ, Australia.. And Golden Earring ! Haha 🤣 These are the records from age 14-15 when all kinds of changes were happening !
Let me add a couple to jog your memory. Fleetwood Mac "Then Play On", Peter Greens last album with band. David Bronberg "Wanted dead or alive". Cheers, Chicago Ray
Then Play On is such a fantasic album ! Danny's opener " Coming Our Way" really sets the tone for this special LP by the mighty Mac ! Wanted Dead Or Alive.. I have on Cd, I need a vinyl copy one on David's best ! Thanks for this ! And too bad we didn't get one more with Peter. Danny and Jeremy after Then Play On. I have almost all of the Mac, and definitely the " Wilderness Years". What a funny term for an era that was equally as interesting as the great Peter Green years !
Great albums JT and thanks for sharing the stories behind them. You were privileged to have grown up around Vegas with all those great artists and having access to the concerts. That era will probably never be repeated. Music was evolving at rapid speed in the 60's and 70's, must have been very exciting to witness.
You are right about that era, never coming around again. It reminded me of Cameron Crowe's film " Almost Famous" the scene with Stillwater onstage, and the camera pans to the kids in the audience.. That's the closest anyone has ever come to capture the feeling of the early 70s ! Festival seating, although we didn't call it that back in 72-74. Thanks so much for this nice message, the smell, and the scene , coming into these shows. Waiting for the opening band to come out, lights go down, and we would get lost in our passion for our musical heroes up there on our local stage !
I must watch that film JT, its one I've not seen, sounds great. You should consider writing a book about your experiences. It would be good to capture that information for others to experience.👍
You really should watch it when you have a chance.. So many parallels with me in his film ! Thanks.. A book would be extensive, I was starting one based around my parents and the night life of Nevada back in 2002. It never quite worked out..
Well.. For me, at age 14 and 15, these albums did ! It was the time, as I said.. A lot if firsts for me, two in particular. The first one I don't need to say.. pretty obvious, and the second, went along with the year.. 1971 and altering my consciousness ( you know what I'm getting at ). For me, a special and definite life changing time. If the beer bottle would have squared me in the head when DP didn't show up, it could have easily been End of life ! Thanks for checking this one out !
Absolutely.. I love the first two Butterfield Band records.. In my first 45 records that I bought at age 14-15.. I didn't have a single Stones record.. Of course, I loved them. Early on, I was light on Beatles as well !
What a great video - loved your stories and reasons why you chose the various albums. Most would not be my choices (Jethro Tull & Fleetwood Mac being exceptions) but that is irrelevant. I was lucky enough to be a teenager in the 60's - great times - I was really influenced by the blues /folk & folk rock. Still listen to that music.
Thank you, Alan ! I have a lot of influences.. The Bay Area bands were always in our wave lengths back in the early 70s. To this day, I love all of those bands, I'd say more than the LA scene. Much later, I saw The Dead, about 40 times with Jerry, which influences me to jazz, and just about all genres. This video was based on my 1st 50 records that I bought with my own money. ( 1971-72 ) Your choices, I'm sure are mine .. As well ! Thank you for this, and looking in on my little video ! Regards. JT
Keep it coming - love the fact that you provide a balanced discussion around your choices. Very impressed. BTW my first album (that I can remember) was Astral Weeks by Van Morrison. And I still regularly play it. My early influences were Delaney, Bonnie & Friends, John Mayall, Bloomfield, Rolling Stones, Clapton. Then to folk & folk rock - Dylan, Joni Mitchell, PP&M, Fairport Convention, Pentangle Fotheringay etc etc. Also loved the Jam bands like Allman Bros, The Dead however we did not see much of them in Australia. BTW say Bob Dylan (I'm a great fan) a couple of years ago. He was absolutely terrible - awful arrangements of his songs - very poor singing. Very disappointing but I'm still a fan.@@jtsrecordroom3963
Wow ! You like them ? Awesome.. I bet that was a killer show.. The last time I saw Yes was at Lake Tahoe in an intimate showroom back in 2002.. With the original lineup of Rick Wakeman, Bill Bruford and Alan White, trading off between songs ! Awakening was transendental 💫 Thanks, Maria
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Although I talk about a lot of punk on my channel, Prog is my 1st love. Not only is Yes the most represented in my collection, but I've seen them 6 times in many different iterations. There were 3 months in 1985 where I listened to them exclusively.
That's fantastic ! I can relate.. I'm all over the musical map, a good way not to get burnt out by enjoying different genres. I love Yes, and lately, I'm into Beulah again. An indie band from San Francisco. Thanks. Maria 🎵
Just amazing, Mark ! My long hair should have been blowing horizontally the first time I stood under him onstage way back in '73 ! Thanks for agreeance on this dynamo of a blues rocker ! I need Deuce on vinyl !!!! ✌
Just the title made the rolodex in my head spin right to Yes, the other record was K-Tel original hits '73 with Raspberries ''Go all the way'' hey I was only 10. The Freak Brothers Baby!
I think I have that K-Tel.. Gonna look, and spin it ! Wasn't Yes breathtaking in the early days ! I saw them for the last time at Harrah's Tahoe back in 2002.. An unannounced show, half full, with Bill Bruford and Rick Wakeman ! 🎵 Thanks..
Tough one ! I have about 50 I'll take a shot at this.. The Zombies " Care Of Cell 44" As good as anything the Beatles wrote. It's off of Odessey And Oracle , the bands masterpiece. Please listen on CZcams when you have a chance !
Dark Side Of The Moon, Pink Floyd.... Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd.... Who's Next, The Who.... Sticky Fingers, The Rolling Stones.... Deep Purple In Rock, Deep Purple.... Bridge Over Troubled Water, Simon & Garfunkel.... Volume 4, Black Sabbath.... Electric Warrior, T Rex.... Desperado, The Eagles.... The Division Bell, Pink Floyd........ albums that in some way changed my life.
Terrific list ! I have and love every single one of those records and absolute killer choices. The ones I chose are the records at age 14 with my own money, and were with me at a very big change in life..1971 long hair , dr**gs.. All of that ! The music carried me through. always ! Thanks for your list, I'll spin some of those real soon !
Thank You ! I had that framed back in the 90's.. I love that artwork. It came from A Hell's Kitchen wall on the side of a Chinese Restaurant in Manhattan !
Interesting bit of family history being a motel kid. I imagine growing up in Vegas was pretty different. We share a lot of the same interest in music growing up: Yes, NY, CSN&Y, etc. So crazy that some a-hole would throw a beer bottle, evidently drunk/stoned. I hate that type behavior, but thankfully it missed. Scary.
It was a massive riot once Mick Fleetwood came out and announced that Deep Purple couldn't make it to a slew of stoned kids ! Woah.. I barely made it out as I was front and center ! I like.. motel kid ! 😁 That too ! Haha. Thanks for checking this one out..
Those are both Rory's greatest I believe but Irish Tour 74 has a mirrored DVD video of that concert with extra behind the scenes entitled the dame name. You can probably find it online or on Rory or Donal's site. It's like going back in time!
Wow ! The film of Irish 74 tour..I need to see it !! Thanks for letting me know.. I get lost in a mountain of incoming records of all genres. It's good to lock in on the stuff you really love !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 this is as close to a time machine as we can get...I felt like I was backstage with Rory & Co lol plus walking the town of Cork with Rory narrating...my nephew found this for me( another gen of Rory fans!) and surprised me!
I think you will like " Battle Hymns" ! I'll never forget how much I liked them opening the show for Yes, and then.. Sabbath on their " Master Of Reality" Tour ! Let me know what you think when you have time.. Cheers ! 🎵
Do you mean Rory ? I'd recommend Deuce.. his 2nd solo LP.. Irish Tour 74, and Rory Gallagher " Live In Europe".. He didn't make a bad record ! Thanks so much 🎵
I believe there's enough history that shows that Danny Kirwan's behavior got him the boot from Fleetwood Mac. Kirwan lost himself a bit when Peter Green left. He clashed with Bob Welch and he flat out refused to play a show. "Bare Trees" happens to be my favorite FM album because of Kirwan's songs. But FM seemed to be plagued with genius guitarists who had mental illness issues: Peter Green, Danny Kirwan and Jeremy Spencer. Rory Gallagher is my favorite guitarist. Never heard of him until 1975, didn't get to see him live until around 1991 on the Top Priority tour. David Bromberg is another favorite. "Sharon," "Bullfrog Blues," "Will Not Be Your Fool," and the best covers of "Come On in My Kitchen" and "Mr. Bojangles." I saw Bromberg in 1972 and around 1978.
You pretty much nailed Danny's issues ! Once the boys hit the west coast of the US ( 1969 ).. In the San Francisco scene, notable musicians were turning on Danny, Jeremy, and Peter to .. You know what !" and a lot of it ! The fiasco in Germany at the mansion didn't help the mental health of all 3 guitarists really, and the constant touring was relentless ! Thanks for your cool comment, I am a big fan, for life 🎵
He really did clash with Bob, and in turn, Bob did a good job of hanging in there with Danny being so uneven at times. The road back then was brutal ! Lots of dates, lots of shows was enough to wear many good man down ! Thank you 👍
My 10 is pretty ordinary choices. Still , they made a difference for me. Led Zeppelin-II Black Sabbath-S/T Band of gypsys-S/T Johnny Winter And-Live Pink Floyd-Dark side of the moon Mike Oldfield-Tubular bells David Bowie-Pinups Sex pistols-Nevermind the bollocks Motörhead-No sleep til Hammersmith Nirvana-Nevermind Rage against the machine-S/T
I'm missing Pin-Ups and No Sleep Til Hammersmith ! And I need both !!! Great list, nothing ordinary about this, just greatness ! Thanks for this, I'm adding these two to my want list for overseas. Cheers !
My ten albums: Aerosmith - Rocks Beatles - the "Red" and "Blue" double album anthologies. Elton John - Greatest Hits Kiss - Alive! Led Zeppelin - same Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life The Who - Live At Leeds U2 - Boy Metallica - Kill Em' All Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced
This is a fantastic list ! I have all of them on vinyl and very recently got two gold stamped promos from my friend Ted of the Beatles Red & Blue ( a recent previous video of mine ). Thanks for this ! 🎵
@@jtsrecordroom3963Greatly appreciate your kind response, and I notice you give excellent and informative responses to a lot of your watchers! Really cool, you make YT what it is! Keep that music spinning!
True, I spent all day spinning records up until picking Sean up from school here in a bit. We can't listen to them all.. But, they are there when we want to.. Right ! LoL !! 🎵 What I listened to is a big box of records a friend from Chicago sent me ! Thanks, Greg.
I am, too. I do know that someday I can sell a bit.. Or, in my case, a lot, and thin down the herd. It is a beautiful herd, though, right now, I am having too much fun building a great collection ! I try not to sweat it. Try is the key word here, Greg🎵
@@jtsrecordroom3963 I would send you pictures of my room where I store my collection but CZcams doesn’t Have a way for me to post my photos or I am too behind the times to figure out how to do it
so for number 3. you should see the records well loved my Queen record has tape around the sleeve the lyric sheet Van Halen -5150 a little bit of tape by the sleeve Boston has drops of a patch cardboard missing by the names of the band members. these records were handled there original records purchased from Caldors, Bradles, Korvettes, Record world , music den originals.
Very Nice.. I bet they sound good, Mark ! We play the record, not the jacket.. right ! I just received Secret Treaties Blue Oyster Cult from a customer at work.. I love that jacket art work. Luckily, I was able to take an eraser and get al of the dirt of of it.. I brought it back to its original good looks and glory !
Crumb didn't do "The Fabulous Freak Brothers,: That was primarily Gilbert Sheldon. And, also, wasn't "Dead Babys" on "Billion Dollar Baby's?" Very cool. Peace on earth.
First part you have right.. It was Gilbert Shelton.. I forgot, it's been a while ! Dead Babies is definitely on "Killer" Thanks so much.. I needed to know that about Shelton. So important, right up there with Crumb.
I just did some more follow-up. First off his last name is.. Shelton, and secondly, you are right on the money. He was the sole creator of " The Furry Freak Brothers" !! I liked Fat Freddie's cat ! Haha 🤣
Elton John's 3rd album was released in Jan of 71? I thought 11-17-70 (an album you talk about ) was released in Jan of 71. I saw that tour in early 71. It was recorded in Nov of 70. I don't see how his 3rd album could also have been released in Jan of 71. Something's odd about that timeline.
OK.. I didn't say Elton was performing Madman in its entirety. I said that he performed Tumbleweed material at my show in Sept. of 1971. I didn't say anything about the great live album 11/ 17 / 70. I did say that from my set- list from that night in Las Vegas before the San Diego.show, and then jumping to Tokyo... That Elton performed at least two songs from his upcoming album ( Madman released Nov. '71 ) that night ! I wasn't counting 11/17 /70 ( A Live Album as his studio catalog.. Either way, we both saw him in 1971.. Agreed ! And by the way.. Thanks for watching !
And yes.. Elton's 3rd album was released in the US in Jan. Of 1971 ( Tumbleweed ) Counting the studio albums from Empty Sky.. Not including the amazing live album 11 17 70. I had to go back and make sure I had it right. Tumbleweed.. The true 3rd studio album was released in the UK in the fall of 1970. Thanks for the challenge !
I'm listening right now ! Thanks for turning me on to their debut. I have 1 LP only by them. I'll listen to this on my commute home from work ! Excellent intro and 1st track...love it ! 🎵
Elton John that must have been a cool concert , yeah Elton John has a huge following!! nice Fleetwood Mack , Alice Cooper , Traffic , T Rex , freak out - mothers of invention Rory Gallagher ,David Bowie , Crosby stills Nash and young Neil Young , Bob Dylan , Jethro Tull , Wild Turkey, Yes , I heard of Wild Turkey !!! yes that is 1,000% correct about Sabbath and Wild Turkey!!! WPLJ was the Rock radio station from new York !!! smith was a Rock band or Smith was a Rock band for that time period? or Smith files under soft rock? 2. whats the difference between 10 records that changed my life and 10 classic albums? for example is somebody allowed to say these are the ten that changed my life? 1. Queen - Hot space 2. Ac/dc - Flick of the switch 3. Judas Priest - Point of Entry 4. Def Leppard - on through the night 5. Black Sabbath Technical ectsay 6.. kiss - Dynasty 7. Iron Maiden - killers 8. Van Halen- Diver down I know i'm off 2 albums but can people say these albums changed my life? or do you think most people would say not the greatest albums? 10 classic albums would be these? 1. Queen- News of the world 2. Ac/Dc - Back in Black 3. Judas Priest - British steel 4. Def Leppard - Pyromania 5. Black Sabbath - Paranoid 6. Kiss - Destroyer 7. Iron Maiden - number beast 8. Van Halen -1 9. Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard/ Diary 10. Metallica - Ride the lightening 3. when you were a kid say 11 years old and up did you ever have the album Queen - News of the world? so on presidents day I had a chance to put on some records after the Leafs Blues. this is what was on my turn table Kiss- Unmasked Pink Floyd - wish you were here Jefferson Starsship - Modern times Queen- News of the world Van Halen- 5150 Pat Benitar - Crimes of passion Foreigner- Boston- Debut do you have any of these albums on vinyl? I think you showed the kiss album a few months ago do you have any of the other ones?
Mark.. This is a lot of questions, and way too many.. It borderlines.. Rude ! Is it because you watched an 18 minute video of mine, so you're gonna make me work for the same amount of time ? I'll answer some of them, alright ! first off.. Records that changed my life because I stopped getting haircuts at age 14, along with buying these records, and started doing dr**gs at this age.. Life changing, for sure !
Smith was a rock band. I Was 11 in 1968.. I do have all of those LP's that you mentioned, and I have other KISS albums. I never owned a KISS album on vinyl until a few years ago.. The vinyl community got me into the band more than I ever would have, and now .. I like them.
@@jtsrecordroom3963 these are the questions I was thinking of yeah asking about the difference between 10 that changed my life and 10 classic that's one question I was thinking of. no work you tube is to have fun NOT meant to make anybody work.
@@jtsrecordroom3963 3. you should see what the albums look like Queen has tape along the record sleeve where they have the song lyrics Van Halen 5150 a little bit of tape on the Boston album has ware around the back where they have the performers names handled but these are records purchased from Caldors, Bradles, music den, record world, korvettes my records have been loved same with my brothers.
Yeah.. He was great in 75-76. I'm gonna say that I like him better as a trio without that keyboard player. I think Hammond B3 would have been a better choice for keys with Rory. Don't get me wrong, Lou Martin was one hell of a player, I didn't care for his tinkly tone he was using. I'm alright with it. I just much prefer Rory when he once again went as a 3 piece !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Wow, I wish I could say something like that. Lour Martin is not exactly my favourite keyboard player either. IIrc he played organ on a few songs. My point is rather that RG kept on improving after 1972. But my view is highly influenced by my preference for early 1970s hardrock and especially Deep Purple. So Tattoo and Calling Hard are my favrourite RG studio albums, so of course I have collected live versions of their songs. RG has build quite a reputation in The Netherlands in the 1970s with his live performances. Ane story - I don't know how reliable it is, but it is certainly typical - tells that an RG show in Rotterdam began too late. When he was done there were no trains anymore until early next morning. So a huge part of the audience was stuck. When RG learned about this he went back to stage and kept on playing until it was time to catch the first trains. In the 1990s German WDR broadcasted many RG concerts late Saturday night and earlly Sunday morning. That's how I learned how awesome he was on stage.
What a great message, Mark.. and I agree with everything you just said ! He did keep getting better and better.. Thanks for the Rotterdam story. What an outstanding guy, Rory was ! Speaking of DP.. What a bummer that they were a no-show in Vegas ' 73.. I seriously was lucky not to get slammed in the head by that large beer bottle ! Others from my high school were injured Mick Fleetwood added fuel to the fire by flipping all of us off.. Instantly, that's when the riot started. He had offered to come out and play blues with Rory.. All night long.. I said YEAH ! and everyone else said.. NO ! Kids were there for Deep Purple.
Overdramatize a speck maybe..I mean a change of LIFE? Hotel California changed my life too. Made me never want to listen to the goddamned eagles ever again.
Agreed with Hotel California ! I don't care for that record.. The first two and the 3rd Eagles LP's are alright in my book. Life changing ?.. Yes, I almost died, and luckily escaped a massive head injury at the Deep Purple riot.. And these other key records that I mentioned😮 are where I grew my hair very long, and started experimenting heavily, quite a change from my young life before.. Also, switched from drums to guitar because of these records.. Life changing, does that qualify ? Thanks for watching..🎵
What a great childhood you had, JT. The music and show exposure you had a young boy is fantastic! Great records. All of them struck a cord with me as a young boy. Thanks for sharing.
A hotel brat, for sure, Steve ! Haha😉 It really was cool, and I appreciated it more later on. My Dad was still juicing me into shows at our hotels here in Nevada well into my late 20s... Beach Boys, Jerry Garcia ( He played Caesars at Tahoe in the small showroom ).
Your live music resume is staggering! Really enjoyed your stories.
Thanks so much.. I live for upcoming concerts as a kid, and I continued going to live music for decades. My last big one was Brian Wilson 6 years ago, and Fastball and Ah ha played our Best In The West Rib Cook-Off ( Free ).. Oh, and The Wailers were my very last live show ! 😊
Killer video JT! A cool walk through your life, awesome job my friend 👍🤘🤘
Thanks, Aaron.. Thought I would touch on later records that changed my life.. I seem to always start blabbing about the start of this whole music thing ! Haha. See you on yours, bro.. Thank you ! 🎵
Remember seeing Elton John supporting the Who at the Roundhouse Chalk Farm in London, it was an all day Christmas Show in 1970. Saw so many gigs, hopefully when we meet up we can name drop who we’ve seen over the years 😊. Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, Doors and Rory Gallagher etc and so many memorable shows. Looking back who’d of thought that so many people now think that was the best era for rock, specifically blues rock that can still resonate to this day!
I don't know Roy.. I had a feeling. even in the 80's when this music was getting swallowed up by other great bands.. That this era would forever live on ! You have seen more important artists than me, but I absolutely love the ones I got to experience ! Cheers for now..
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Oh yes, of course there are many talented bands and artists that created great music in the 80’s too. Every new generation will want to have there own band or artist that they love and see performing 🎭
Hey JT! Nice trip down memory lane, I own 90% of these, and they still get heavy play to this day. Cheers!
And that's why we still love these records ! Thanks, Steve ! I'm on the hunt for more BOC, Golden Earring and more Thin Lizzy.. I'm getting close ! LOL !!! 🤘
Great show JT. Got me thinking abt the early days. Maybe I should do this one. Take care art
Do one! I got it from Melinda, and she picked it up from Sea Of Tranquility. I hear from folks commenting.. That it was a thread years ago. I don't know, I bumped my regular weekly video to use this idea. Thanks, Art !
Lovely heartfelt stories JT . Especially Tull & Yes . Thank you for sharing with us . Big fan of all the albums you selected although we didn’t have Big Ball in Australia ,love them all . I was lucky enough to see Deep Purple , Pink Floyd , Canned Heat , Black Sabbath , Uriah Heep ,Status Quo and of course early years AC/DC in a small town hall 🇦🇺 😂Dave Evans singing before Bon Scott
Amazing to have seen the mighty AC/ DC with Bon in the early days .. I like Jailbreak 74 and Powerage an awful lot ! I would be listening to Aqualyng nightly.. " Wind Up" would be playing at the end, and I would fall fast asleep on the last note from all the activity in the day and night. back in 71 and 72 ! Thank you, Craig 🎵
Wow, I envy you being able to seeing all those great bands! I was born in the early 70’s so I missed out unfortunately. My first real concert was Kiss in 1984.
Very fun video and great stories. Thank you!
That's a very cool first concert ! So many of you guys grew up with KISS !!! After a long time, I am finally diving into their awesome albums in about the last 5 years ! Best thing about all of this is discovering the bands that I missed along the way ! Thanks so much ⚡️
Hi JT
There is an album Called The Guitar Album
With Various artists like Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Freddie King
Rory Gallagher, Jan Akkerman, B.B. King, Albert King and more . I think I was 14 years old.
I never heard any of these artists. The album was on Polydor.
I remember seeing that record ! I don't have it. Isn't it amazing how influential these certain records are to us as kids ! I'm picking up Freddie King "Getting Ready" on vinyl for 18 dollars today.. Good price, and I have always had it on Cd, better to have it on vinyl, though.. Thanks, again ! 👍
Hi JT!!! so cool those albums and how they changed your life and helped to shape your music journey..... it must have been and awesome time to be around and getting all those cool record and listening for the first time, priceless!!! from Zappa to Purple that's awesome. cheers and be well
I always think that I'm gonna show newer influences.. And I end up back at the beginning of it all ! Thank you, Cristian ⚡️
It really was mind-blowing to see these famous bands back at the start of it all. Slade and Humble Pie was a great show as well..Slades 1st show ever in the U.S. was in Las Vegas
Well I did see Jethro Tull 3 times but that would be it when it comes to the same concert. Great you got to meet Barre.
Nice that you like Jethro Tull as well, Steve ! I had wonderful conversation with Martin ( 1 hour ).. And next time, he had me sit down with him, a friend, and Martin's wife.. A true gentleman 😊
Loved the video JT. As far as music you've lived a charmed life 😊. Being near the west coast definitely has it's advantages. I found that Ball album last summer at my flea market for a buck! I'm relieved to hear I got it @ 50% off retail 😊. I saw Yes on the Fragile tour too. Good stuff 👌. Greg
Cool to hear that you saw Yes on that tour ! We were really unaware of the bulk of that music at that early part of 1972 ! We did have Roundabout on the radio, as it was released 3 months before this March show. West coast is definitely cool, and I think we tend to be partial to our home turf.. East and West ! I listened to the Big Ball, again before work today.. The Ed Sanders tune blew my mind as a 15 year old kid.. Good old fashioned satire ! 🤣
JT, not to be repetitive but I want to say how much I enjoy your videos. You’re so down to earth and humble. So cool that you saw Elvis way back when and I saw Elton John rehearsing on a Hollywood soundstage in 74. I’ve purged quite a few other VC channels I used to watch because I started sensing their political leanings. I’m here for a love of music…..not that. Thanks again
Yeah, Scott.. What a boring subject , and there is no place for politics in our VC. It's about music and what we love ! Friendship, and coming together with a common passion. I sure appreciate this.. You made my day ! See you soon. I have a big box of records to open next week from a friend over in Chicago 😊
@@jtsrecordroom3963 very cool! Can’t wait to see the next video.
Great video JT! I share your love for “Bare Trees” and Danny Kirwan. I saw one of his last shows ever at the N.C. Motor Speedway in August of 1972 (Peachtree Celebration). Evidently Mick had no choice due to his mental health issues and substance abuse. What a tortured genius!
Great Martin Barre story! I saw Ian and Tull this past December at the York Minster. Great show, and Ian donated every dime of the proceeds to the cathedral.
(Saw Rory in 1974 at a little roadhouse in Cheraw SC. Wish I had a Time Machine and could go back!)
I guess you're right about Danny. The band needed a break, anyway ! Too much constant touring, and.. He Jeremy and Peter were never the same after Germany. Also.. Once they hit the west coast.. You know who was turning the boys onto .. You know what ! Very cool that you got to see him in the summer of 1972 !
I wouldn't mind going back in time for a couple of months to hit shows all over the place ! 🎵
Rory added Lou Martin on keys when you seen him. That was his best band he put together and played throughout the 70s. Irish Tour 74 album should take you back in time lol.
As much as I love the 72 live album, I love the Irish Tour 74 more. “Calling Card” with Lou is one of my favorite studio albums, but trying to rank them is a task I wouldn’t even attempt!
You are right about Irish Tour 74.. It's the complete package !! Ranking would be difficult, as a player ( guitar ). I'm not much of a ranked, but I would take a shot at Rory albums ! Deuce and Calling Card come to mind.. Thanks for the Rory conversation !
Cheers 🎵
Amazing selections. So many of the same favs, and then you bring out the Big Ball, the best of the samplers! Saw same Wild Turkey show with Yes, Sabbath, but Yes only played about 30 minutes maybe. Mind-blowing Yes tour was following year.
You're right .. The Yes tour the next year was supernatural ! Haha⚡️ I was there as well, and in a smaller venue in Vegas ( Close To The Edge tour ). Thanks ! 🎵
Loved this JT! It’s great to hear you talk about your musical influences and tell some great stories. So many amazing albums here. Such a shame you didn’t get to see Deep Purple. That CSNY album is amazing as well as Gold Rush. I found that Slider record at a thrift shop last year for $2. I was sad to learn after taking it home that it skipped. You were on the Fragile tour! Wow- amazing. Great video JT!
I goofed and meant I saw them ( Yes ) on the Fragile Tour.. Haha. It was amazing to see Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman shredding away ! Sabbath was good, but not as dynamic as Yes that night !
Bummer about The Slider ! I would still spin the songs that didn't skip.. That album is so very good ! Hope you score another copy..🎵 Thanks !
Hey JT - There are so many life changing records, I'd find it tough to chose. These are all great 👍
So true.. Too many life changing records.. When I think of this, I have to go way back, instead of records that I discovered later. I need to move on, though.. It's getting repetitive with me and those early years back in the ancient times ! LoL !!! 😅 Thanks, Brian
@@jtsrecordroom3963 The Elvis story never gets old.
Great records you showed! I love the Warner's Loss Leaders....I have most of them including Big Ball and side four is a banger! So is side 5 of the Looney Tunes box!
Yes ! Loss leaders is another one that I could use and enjoy ! I remember the Looney Tunes box.. I'm gonna have a look at that one here in a bit online ! Thanks, Bill, I appreciate the cool comments about these awesome Warner comps.
Those were all such great stories man, especially the Jethro Tull one. You sure saw a lot of great bands in the beginning of their careers, unbelievable. I know 80% of those records and they're all fantastic. Those are some great memories and experiences for sure. Consider yourself lucky!
Thanks so much, I do feel fortunate and loved growing up during my time ! Another good one was seeing Ronnie Van Zant and Skynyrd on their last West Coast show before going home to Florida, then getting on that broken-down old plane that crashed ! Ronnie was barefoot as usual onstage ! ⚡️
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Wow!
Nice stories JT! Yes and Sabbath on the same bill, wow. I guess that was Yes' 2nd US tour, I think they didn't come to the US until '71 and "the Yes Album" Shame they never played the Fillmores. - JT
Right.. It was March of 1972. Wild Turkey was way cool as the opener with Glen Cornick.
Again.. Yes upstaged Sabbath big time ! I saw them next on the Close To The Edge tour soon thereafter ! Thanks, John .. I'll see what you guys are up to soon. 🎵
JT, killer acts you got to see at a young age. Survived Deep Purple riot, lol great stuff! Top notch Jethro Tull, Yes and Sabbath and those are all shows you went to to influence you. My first concert wasn’t til after I joined the military and left the house. My influence was probably just from listening on the radio or something a friend turned me onto. Cool video. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman
Hey Steve ! I really did get an early start at all of this ! Mick Fleetwood came out and flipped the audience off.. That's what started the riot ! I was very lucky to not get creamed by that quart beer bottle ! Others were not so lucky at that scary aftermath, shows were shut down there for over a year, and what a shame, end of an era, for sure ! Thanks, Bro ✌
Hey JT, great selection, you’ve shown loads of my favourites. Those late 60s live shows in Vegas must have been phenomenal and really life changing. Good times! Really enjoyed your stories, Jack
This was awesome that you checked out mine. Las Vegas was much smaller back in the Golden era.. Good rock shows as well.
Slade played their very first appearance in the US. 3 blocks from my house, opening for Humble Pie ! 1973 or so. Thanks, Jack 🎵
Nice stories. That is my favorite Elton John record too. Elton always puts on a great show.
Tumbleweed ? Awesome ! Such a complete album, Catherine. Have you seen his last concert at Dodger Stadium on Disney ? Terrific performance, and he really warmed up after a few songs ! Thank you ✌
@jtsrecordroom3963 My favorite is the self-titled album 1970. I do love Burn Down the Mission. I saw Elton in 1995.
Ahhh, OK. It was my favorite until I really got into Tumbleweed years later. All of us here in the U.S. really embraced that self-titled album of Elton's.. Didn't we !
Great reminiscences! I saw Yes in 73 and Rory in 75. Queen Bitch has always been my favourite Bowie song!
Isn't it absolutely sensational ! ( Queen Bitch ) The whole of Hunky Dory was a revelation for us kids ! T Rex , Mott The Hoople, Lou Reed.. All of that were so much fun ! Yes in 73 was their best tour I feel... Close To The Edge, right ! Thanks. Lawrence..
Terrific stories. Thank you. .. I have many of your favourites, including the Traffic album, with 2 of the 4 corners cut off on the record sleeve. Well done, sir.
Thanks for this ! I do have my originals as well , mostly Island US pressings that I bought in the 70's, and they still spin well and sound good. I do have a few Island remastered as shown, very good sonics on them ! I love indie bands and many different genres, changing stuff all of the time so I don't get music burn-out !
Thanks for your enjoyable and good review. I understand that we have a very similar taste🙂 I saw Rory Gallagher first time 1979 in Oslo "Top priority
Tour". He made such an impact and changed my life forever as well. I have all his records and since that day in 79 I listen to Rory almost every day still. I also love all the other artist you mention and have most of the very same records..
It's fantastic that we have similar tastes in music ! I was 16 when I saw Rory, and I felt like.. This is my music ! 🎵 I did come up with a lot of blues and blues rock, so it was just right for me ! I should have bought Top Priority in Bangkok.. I didn't realize that I did not have a copy on vinyl ! Thanks, and hello from Nevada 🙏
I just subscribed after seeing this top ten vid. Outstanding stories! Obviously a first time caller here. I’m the youngest of five siblings, born outside of Detroit in ‘61, and my oldest brother Randy saw some incredibly historic ‘60s shows in Detroit at The Grande Ballroom, and Cobo Arena. MC5, TheDoors, Janis Joplin, The Who, Stones, and his wife saw The Beatles at that old hockey barn, Olympia Stadium. I couldn’t get enough of his rock show stories. Randy passed in 93, and I sure miss picking his brain for his memories. But here you come, on a random video, to fill me up with good feelings. My first concert at 12 years old was Elton John on the’74Caribou tour at the aforementioned Olympia Stadium, and remember every single moment from that show!I so completely enjoyed your top 10! Gonna go watch your older clips now. Thanks again! Loving you here in the Motah City!
Thanks for this cool message, and good to meet you ! Even at 66, I can say that I missed out on shows earlier than 1971, and very cool about your older brother and the exposure you had personally from him and the great and rich region you guys grew up in !
Awesome that you saw Elton in '74 ! We both got started very young, and I'm grateful for that ! I sure appreciate your messaging me and watching my videos ! My main thing, as you will see, is taking the viewer on the journey to where I thrift and pick up great records for cheap ! 👍
Thanks so much JT!
Sure thing ! We'll talk soon 🤙
top 12 albums of all time for me
Forever Changes - Love
Buffalo Springfield Again - Buffalo Springfield
Live Rust Concert - Neil Young
The Replacements - Tim
The Replacements - Let it Be
Astral Weeks - Van Morrison
This Years Model - Elvis Costello and the Attractions
The Doors - The Doors
Velvet Underground and Nico - Banana album
Get Happy! Elvis C and the Attractions
Heat Treatment or maybe better is Howlin' Wind - Graham Parker and the Rumour
Where you Been - Dinosaur Jr
Hey Jt, fantastic selections, I have and love them all. I don’t have any of the Warner comps, but I was always tempted to send in my $2 with the coupon found on the promo sleeves. Plaid shirt, jeans and Kodiak boots were my uniform of choice in the early 70s. Yes, hair as long as Rory’s as well. Will be looking out for those comps. Cheers.
The early ones are the best, and the 4 right around the time of " The Big Ball" .. 1970-71. Glad your contest is going well, I watched your latest after getting Sean to bed last night. See you soon, Jack 🎵
Jack.. Do you have Wild Turkey Battle Hymn ?
I have to confess I’m missing that one, but I’ll be looking out for it. 😁😁
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Time keeps on ticking... Going through a box of old ticket stubs not long ago. My first rock concert:
May 19, 1973 East Tennessee State University (lol yeah, I'm old, but still above the dirt...)
Rory Gallagher - ZZ Top
4 bucks
It was about two months before Tres Hombres came out. (Dusty Hill's 24th birthday, I came to find out on his passing) It was Festival Seating and I managed to get about 15 feet from mic center. Rory Gallagher was pure fire right out of the gate, and his band was phenomenal. (particularly Lou Martin on his electric piano) Rory was amazing to see play and I think that he had as much fun as anyone. Then, BG and the boys came out. Back when they were the most badass blues rock band that ever was. Straw hats, jeans, no beards (but Frank. lol), and BG in a white tshirt w/ pack of Marlboros rolled up in the sleeve(lol). Needless to say, Rory and Billy made a big impression on a 16 yr old. Blues rock, slide guitar nut ever since.
RIP Rory, Rod, Lou, & Dusty. Thank You!
Keep Rockin' Billy, Frank, & Gerry
In '75, I turned 18, graduated HS, and could buy beer. I saw Jaws in the theater and the Frampton "Comes Alive" tour in the summer, but the highlight of the year was seeing The Who with Mooney in November. Great year!
RIP Mooney and John. Thank You!
On Topic:
Quadrophenia (all of this record in headphones at 14yo)
ZZ Top's First Album (or any of the first 5)
Rory G Tatoo
Thick As A Brick (still a Sunday morning fav)
Manassas (THE Sunday morning fav)
Tumbleweed (one of 1st record club membership selections)
TYA A Space In Time (Cricklewood Green a very close second)
Uncle Neil Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Jorma and Jack Burgers
Allman Bros Fillmore (forever)
Killer 1st show ! My goodness. and my grandmother is from Campbell Co. ( Cupp TN.) back in the old timey days ! Thanks for this cool message.. And time does keep marching on !
I love your experience at your 1st show.. I was right under Rory as well, but as a power trio April 27th 1973.. Then Deep Purple didn't show. A riot ensued, I was lucky to get out alive ! A life changing experience, for sure !
Hello JT. Hope all is well with you and the family. Very much enjoyed your video and the background stories. I’ve been seeing a lot of people doing this thread lately. Seems like this was a thread several years ago in the VC before. Not sure tho. I’ve enjoyed watching yours and others jumping in on this.
Tull would definitely make my list as well
Good to hear from you ! Yeah.. I picked this up from Melinda and Sea Of Tranquility. I bumbed my other idea for this one.. Better to do it while the thoughts are fresh. Thanks, man ! 🎵
Jt I love the Vegas stories about all of the amazing legends you got to see. AC when it was a band were fantastic. T Rex, FZ That Rory Gallagher & Purps no show story was wild. Hunky Dory & Station To Station possibly my favourite Bowie. After The Goldrush was my introduction to NY. His 60's & 70's were amazing. Yes opened for The Sabs!!! No prizes for guessing which one I'd prefer 😂Great vid Jt. Cheers...Ben
In the last 15 years or so, I appreciate Sabbath way more than Yes.. It really was the time, back then.. Station To Station is so short and sweet, I love that album ! I am a slow poke on stuff.. Still gonna drop a response to your cool thread, but.. Jack's contest first, right under the wire ! Thanks, Ben 🎵
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Yeah the clock is ticking for Jack’s comp 👍
I got 'er done ! 👍
Great choices JT !
Thank you ! I hope I was clear enough.. These records I bought with my own money at age 14. They were a big part of a major life change, my concienceness had changed, stopped getting haircuts ( 1970 ).. By age 15, I had 45 records ! All treasures to me.. Nothing has changed. My records still mean the same thing to me at 66 ! Haha 🎵
Thanks again. At first i thought this was going to be just another pop gavorite list but you were the real deal. Too bad you didn't have a chance to see Deep Purple in 1975 before Blackmore left. For 6 months the toured with Rory Gallagher opening. Side note: Rory's next album was produced by Roger Glover!...rock on!
Thanks for this.. Actually, the DP " No Show" was in 1973.. On their " Who Do We Think We Are Tour", We thought it was " Machine Head ( tour ).. because the 3 tracks on that LP were all.over FM radio. daily ! Mick Fleetwood came out onstage and said.. " Rory and us will come out and play the blues for you all night long" !! I said.. YEAH !!! and the whole audience mostly screamed. NO!!! Mick then proceeded to flip all of us off ! and the mayhem started ! People got hurt, and kids that I went to high school with. That was my only chance to see DP. Otherwise, I would have had to travel to SF or L.A. to see them.
As an English guy I loved seeing all the British artists. But you have great taste regardless :)
Appreciated ! thank goodness we have a wealth of great music from both of our countries, and Canada, NZ, Australia.. And Golden Earring ! Haha 🤣 These are the records from age 14-15 when all kinds of changes were happening !
Let me add a couple to jog your memory. Fleetwood Mac "Then Play On", Peter Greens last album with band. David Bronberg "Wanted dead or alive". Cheers, Chicago Ray
Then Play On is such a fantasic album ! Danny's opener " Coming Our Way" really sets the tone for this special LP by the mighty Mac ! Wanted Dead Or Alive.. I have on Cd, I need a vinyl copy
one on David's best ! Thanks for this ! And too bad we didn't get one more with Peter. Danny and Jeremy after Then Play On. I have almost all of the Mac, and definitely the " Wilderness Years". What a funny term for an era that was equally as interesting as the great Peter Green years !
Great albums JT and thanks for sharing the stories behind them. You were privileged to have grown up around Vegas with all those great artists and having access to the concerts. That era will probably never be repeated. Music was evolving at rapid speed in the 60's and 70's, must have been very exciting to witness.
You are right about that era, never coming around again. It reminded me of Cameron Crowe's film " Almost Famous" the scene with Stillwater onstage, and the camera pans to the kids in the audience.. That's the closest anyone has ever come to capture the feeling of the early 70s ! Festival seating, although we didn't call it that back in 72-74. Thanks so much for this nice message, the smell, and the scene , coming into these shows. Waiting for the opening band to come out, lights go down, and we would get lost in our passion for our musical heroes up there on our local stage !
I must watch that film JT, its one I've not seen, sounds great. You should consider writing a book about your experiences. It would be good to capture that information for others to experience.👍
You really should watch it when you have a chance.. So many parallels with me in his film ! Thanks.. A book would be extensive, I was starting one based around my parents and the night life of Nevada back in 2002. It never quite worked out..
No album changed my life...but a bunch added a lot of joy to my life.
Well.. For me, at age 14 and 15, these albums did ! It was the time, as I said.. A lot if firsts for me, two in particular. The first one I don't need to say.. pretty obvious, and the second, went along with the year.. 1971 and altering my consciousness ( you know what I'm getting at ). For me, a special and definite life changing time. If the beer bottle would have squared me in the head when DP didn't show up, it could have easily been
End of life ! Thanks for checking this one out !
Good topic, by the way.. Albums that added joy to my life ! I like it.. Thanks !
We have a lot in common. I would have to include an early Stones album, "Big Hits" and an early Butterfield blues band album on my list...
Absolutely.. I love the first two Butterfield Band records.. In my first 45 records that I bought at age 14-15.. I didn't have a single Stones record.. Of course, I loved them. Early on, I was light on Beatles as well !
What a great video - loved your stories and reasons why you chose the various albums. Most would not be my choices (Jethro Tull & Fleetwood Mac being exceptions) but that is irrelevant. I was lucky enough to be a teenager in the 60's - great times - I was really influenced by the blues /folk & folk rock. Still listen to that music.
Thank you, Alan ! I have a lot of influences.. The Bay Area bands were always in our wave lengths back in the early 70s. To this day, I love all of those bands, I'd say more than the LA scene. Much later, I saw The Dead, about 40 times with Jerry, which influences me to jazz, and just about all genres. This video was based on my 1st 50 records that I bought with my own money. ( 1971-72 ) Your choices, I'm sure are mine .. As well ! Thank you for this, and looking in on my little video ! Regards. JT
Keep it coming - love the fact that you provide a balanced discussion around your choices. Very impressed. BTW my first album (that I can remember) was Astral Weeks by Van Morrison. And I still regularly play it. My early influences were Delaney, Bonnie & Friends, John Mayall, Bloomfield, Rolling Stones, Clapton. Then to folk & folk rock - Dylan, Joni Mitchell, PP&M, Fairport Convention, Pentangle Fotheringay etc etc. Also loved the Jam bands like Allman Bros, The Dead however we did not see much of them in Australia.
BTW say Bob Dylan (I'm a great fan) a couple of years ago. He was absolutely terrible - awful arrangements of his songs - very poor singing. Very disappointing but I'm still a fan.@@jtsrecordroom3963
The explosion of musical creativity of the early 1970s is still a wonder to me.
It really is, and a comfort for me to revel in the memory of .. All of it ! Thank you 🎵
It really is ! And a comfort to have the memory of... All of it ! 🎵 Thank you
I'm so envious. The 1st time I saw Yes was the Big Generator tour. 😅
Wow ! You like them ? Awesome.. I bet that was a killer show.. The last time I saw Yes was at Lake Tahoe in an intimate showroom back in 2002.. With the original lineup of Rick Wakeman, Bill Bruford and Alan White, trading off between songs ! Awakening was transendental 💫 Thanks, Maria
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Although I talk about a lot of punk on my channel, Prog is my 1st love. Not only is Yes the most represented in my collection, but I've seen them 6 times in many different iterations. There were 3 months in 1985 where I listened to them exclusively.
That's fantastic ! I can relate.. I'm all over the musical map, a good way not to get burnt out by enjoying different genres. I love Yes, and lately, I'm into Beulah again. An indie band from San Francisco. Thanks. Maria 🎵
Rory Gallagher stole a lot of shows. He is my favorite musician. R.I.P.
Just amazing, Mark ! My long hair should have been blowing horizontally the first time I stood under him onstage way back in '73 ! Thanks for agreeance on this dynamo of a blues rocker ! I need Deuce on vinyl !!!! ✌
Just the title made the rolodex in my head spin right to Yes, the other record was K-Tel original hits '73 with Raspberries ''Go all the way'' hey I was only 10. The Freak Brothers Baby!
I think I have that K-Tel.. Gonna look, and spin it ! Wasn't Yes breathtaking in the early days ! I saw them for the last time at Harrah's Tahoe back in 2002.. An unannounced show, half full, with Bill Bruford and Rick Wakeman ! 🎵 Thanks..
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Hey Jt, What's your #1favorite song? I'll go first ''Stuck in the Middle''
Tough one ! I have about 50
I'll take a shot at this.. The Zombies " Care Of Cell 44"
As good as anything the Beatles wrote. It's off of Odessey And Oracle , the bands masterpiece.
Please listen on CZcams when you have a chance !
That's a good one ! The girls on CZcams Reina And Toni do a killer cover of that great Gerry Rafferty song !
Dark Side Of The Moon, Pink Floyd.... Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd.... Who's Next, The Who.... Sticky Fingers, The Rolling Stones.... Deep Purple In Rock, Deep Purple.... Bridge Over Troubled Water, Simon & Garfunkel.... Volume 4, Black Sabbath.... Electric Warrior, T Rex.... Desperado, The Eagles.... The Division Bell, Pink Floyd........ albums that in some way changed my life.
Terrific list ! I have and love every single one of those records and absolute killer choices. The ones I chose are the records at age 14 with my own money, and were with me at a very big change in life..1971 long hair , dr**gs.. All of that ! The music carried me through. always ! Thanks for your list, I'll spin some of those real soon !
Like the Oh Mercy!
Thank You ! I had that framed back in the 90's.. I love that artwork. It came from A Hell's Kitchen wall on the side of a Chinese Restaurant in Manhattan !
Interesting bit of family history being a motel kid. I imagine growing up in Vegas was pretty different. We share a lot of the same interest in music growing up: Yes, NY, CSN&Y, etc. So crazy that some a-hole would throw a beer bottle, evidently drunk/stoned. I hate that type behavior, but thankfully it missed. Scary.
It was a massive riot once Mick Fleetwood came out and announced that Deep Purple couldn't make it to a slew of stoned kids ! Woah.. I barely made it out as I was front and center ! I like.. motel kid ! 😁 That too ! Haha. Thanks for checking this one out..
Rory Rory!
Woo Hoo ! Rory was.. The Man ! 😅
Wow. I just bought Rory live yesterday
Did you buy.. Rory Live In Europe, or Irish Tour '74 ?
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Live in Europe, Polydor label
Those are both Rory's greatest I believe but Irish Tour 74 has a mirrored DVD video of that concert with extra behind the scenes entitled the dame name. You can probably find it online or on Rory or Donal's site. It's like going back in time!
Wow ! The film of Irish 74 tour..I need to see it !! Thanks for letting me know.. I get lost in a mountain of incoming records of all genres. It's good to lock in on the stuff you really love !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 this is as close to a time machine as we can get...I felt like I was backstage with Rory & Co lol plus walking the town of Cork with Rory narrating...my nephew found this for me( another gen of Rory fans!) and surprised me!
Wild Turkey ? I didn't know it, thank you for the contribution
I think you will like " Battle Hymns" ! I'll never forget how much I liked them opening the show for Yes, and then.. Sabbath on their " Master Of Reality" Tour ! Let me know what you think when you have time.. Cheers ! 🎵
Amazing vocals and Wild Guitar !!! I need hear all this album
Do you mean Rory ? I'd recommend Deuce.. his 2nd solo LP.. Irish Tour 74, and Rory Gallagher " Live In Europe".. He didn't make a bad record ! Thanks so much 🎵
Larry Fast.. Right ? King Crimson "Red" is my jam ! ( I like them all, actually..
I believe there's enough history that shows that Danny Kirwan's behavior got him the boot from Fleetwood Mac. Kirwan lost himself a bit when Peter Green left. He clashed with Bob Welch and he flat out refused to play a show. "Bare Trees" happens to be my favorite FM album because of Kirwan's songs. But FM seemed to be plagued with genius guitarists who had mental illness issues: Peter Green, Danny Kirwan and Jeremy Spencer. Rory Gallagher is my favorite guitarist. Never heard of him until 1975, didn't get to see him live until around 1991 on the Top Priority tour. David Bromberg is another favorite. "Sharon," "Bullfrog Blues," "Will Not Be Your Fool," and the best covers of "Come On in My Kitchen" and "Mr. Bojangles." I saw Bromberg in 1972 and around 1978.
You pretty much nailed Danny's issues ! Once the boys hit the west coast of the US ( 1969 ).. In the San Francisco scene, notable musicians were turning on Danny, Jeremy, and Peter to .. You know what !" and a lot of it ! The fiasco in Germany at the mansion didn't help the mental health of all 3 guitarists really, and the constant touring was relentless ! Thanks for your cool comment, I am a big fan, for life 🎵
He really did clash with Bob, and in turn, Bob did a good job of hanging in there with Danny being so uneven at times. The road back then was brutal ! Lots of dates, lots of shows was enough to wear many good man down ! Thank you 👍
Do you have David's debut ? I love it and have several others ! Thanks ⚡️
Got quite a few of the Warner Bros comps.
Cool ! I'm looking for a few around the same years as the Big Ball !
Rory’s yer man 🎸✌️
He is.. Indeed ! Thanks ✌️
My 10 is pretty ordinary choices. Still , they made a difference for me.
Led Zeppelin-II
Black Sabbath-S/T
Band of gypsys-S/T
Johnny Winter And-Live
Pink Floyd-Dark side of the moon
Mike Oldfield-Tubular bells
David Bowie-Pinups
Sex pistols-Nevermind the bollocks
Motörhead-No sleep til Hammersmith
Nirvana-Nevermind
Rage against the machine-S/T
I'm missing Pin-Ups and No Sleep Til Hammersmith ! And I need both !!! Great list, nothing ordinary about this, just greatness ! Thanks for this, I'm adding these two to my want list for overseas. Cheers !
In the Court od The Crimson King,Cords( Synergy).
Excellent choices, thanks !
My ten albums:
Aerosmith - Rocks
Beatles - the "Red" and "Blue" double album anthologies.
Elton John - Greatest Hits
Kiss - Alive!
Led Zeppelin - same
Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life
The Who - Live At Leeds
U2 - Boy
Metallica - Kill Em' All
Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced
This is a fantastic list ! I have all of them on vinyl and very recently got two gold stamped promos from my friend Ted of the Beatles Red & Blue ( a recent previous video of mine ). Thanks for this ! 🎵
@@jtsrecordroom3963Greatly appreciate your kind response, and I notice you give excellent and informative responses to a lot of your watchers! Really cool, you make YT what it is! Keep that music spinning!
My problemJT is I am so addicted to buying vinyl that I don’t seem to have time to listen
To them
True, I spent all day spinning records up until picking Sean up from school here in a bit. We can't listen to them all.. But, they are there when we want to..
Right ! LoL !! 🎵 What I listened to is a big box of records a friend from Chicago sent me ! Thanks, Greg.
I am, too. I do know that someday I can sell a bit.. Or, in my case, a lot, and thin down the herd. It is a beautiful herd, though, right now, I am having too much fun building a great collection ! I try not to sweat it. Try is the key word here, Greg🎵
@@jtsrecordroom3963 I would send you pictures of my room where I store my collection but CZcams doesn’t
Have a way for me to post my photos or I am too behind the times to figure out how to do it
so for number 3.
you should see the records well loved my Queen record has tape around the sleeve the lyric sheet
Van Halen -5150 a little bit of tape by the sleeve
Boston has drops of a patch cardboard missing by the names of the band members.
these records were handled there original records purchased from Caldors, Bradles, Korvettes, Record world , music den
originals.
Very Nice.. I bet they sound good, Mark ! We play the record, not the jacket.. right ! I just received Secret Treaties Blue Oyster Cult from a customer at work.. I love that jacket art work. Luckily, I was able to take an eraser and get al of the dirt of of it.. I brought it back to its original good looks and glory !
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your absoutley correct we play the record NOT the Jacket.
Thanks, Mark.. Talk soon 🎵
Crumb didn't do "The Fabulous Freak Brothers,:
That was primarily Gilbert Sheldon.
And, also, wasn't "Dead Babys"
on "Billion Dollar Baby's?"
Very cool.
Peace on earth.
First part you have right.. It was Gilbert Shelton.. I forgot, it's been a while ! Dead Babies is definitely on "Killer" Thanks so much.. I needed to know that about Shelton. So important, right up there with Crumb.
I just did some more follow-up. First off his last name is.. Shelton, and secondly, you are right on the money. He was the sole creator of " The Furry Freak Brothers" !! I liked Fat Freddie's cat ! Haha 🤣
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Right on. Peace on earth.
Thanks, Kevin! I like your style 🎵
I got it! "Dead Babies" was a live bonus on the special edition of "Billion Dollar Babies." Whew. Peace on earth.@@jtsrecordroom3963
Tommy Bolin - TEASER !!!!!
Absolute phenomenal album, and I'm missing a copy ! I have Private Eyes" and that's it.. Well, Come Taste The Band as well.
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Now you're talkin'!!!
Elton John's 3rd album was released in Jan of 71? I thought 11-17-70 (an album you talk about ) was released in Jan of 71. I saw that tour in early 71. It was recorded in Nov of 70. I don't see how his 3rd album could also have been released in Jan of 71. Something's odd about that timeline.
OK.. I didn't say Elton was performing Madman in its entirety. I said that he performed Tumbleweed material at my show in Sept. of 1971. I didn't say anything about the great live album 11/ 17 / 70. I did say that from my set- list from that night in Las Vegas before the San Diego.show, and then jumping to Tokyo... That Elton performed at least two songs from his upcoming album ( Madman released Nov. '71 ) that night ! I wasn't counting 11/17 /70 ( A Live Album as his studio catalog.. Either way, we both saw him in 1971.. Agreed ! And by the way.. Thanks for watching !
Where did you see Elton in the early part of 1971 ? Thanks 🎵
And yes.. Elton's 3rd album was released in the US in Jan. Of 1971 ( Tumbleweed ) Counting the studio albums from Empty Sky.. Not including the amazing live album 11 17 70. I had to go back and make sure I had it right. Tumbleweed.. The true 3rd studio album was released in the UK in the fall of 1970. Thanks for the challenge !
Check out never never land pink fairies. And stray. Stray album
I'm listening right now ! Thanks for turning me on to their debut. I have 1 LP only by them. I'll listen to this on my commute home from work ! Excellent intro and 1st track...love it ! 🎵
I have " What A Bunch Of Sweeties".. I really enjoyed Never Never Land ! Thank you 🎵
What is.. Stray ?
Alright, I listened to Stray as well.. Really great band, again.. Thanks for the recommendation 🎵
Elton John that must have been a cool concert , yeah Elton John has a huge following!!
nice Fleetwood Mack , Alice Cooper , Traffic , T Rex , freak out - mothers of invention Rory Gallagher ,David Bowie , Crosby stills Nash and young
Neil Young , Bob Dylan , Jethro Tull , Wild Turkey, Yes ,
I heard of Wild Turkey !!!
yes that is 1,000% correct about Sabbath and Wild Turkey!!!
WPLJ was the Rock radio station from new York !!!
smith was a Rock band
or Smith was a Rock band for that time period?
or Smith files under soft rock?
2. whats the difference between 10 records that changed my life and 10 classic albums?
for example is somebody allowed to say these are the ten that changed my life?
1. Queen - Hot space
2. Ac/dc - Flick of the switch
3. Judas Priest - Point of Entry
4. Def Leppard - on through the night
5. Black Sabbath Technical ectsay
6.. kiss - Dynasty
7. Iron Maiden - killers
8. Van Halen- Diver down
I know i'm off 2 albums but can people say these albums changed my life? or do you think most people would say not the greatest albums?
10 classic albums would be these?
1. Queen- News of the world
2. Ac/Dc - Back in Black
3. Judas Priest - British steel
4. Def Leppard - Pyromania
5. Black Sabbath - Paranoid
6. Kiss - Destroyer
7. Iron Maiden - number beast
8. Van Halen -1
9. Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard/ Diary
10. Metallica - Ride the lightening
3. when you were a kid say 11 years old and up did you ever have the album
Queen - News of the world?
so on presidents day I had a chance to put on some records after the Leafs Blues.
this is what was on my turn table
Kiss- Unmasked
Pink Floyd - wish you were here
Jefferson Starsship - Modern times
Queen- News of the world
Van Halen- 5150
Pat Benitar - Crimes of passion
Foreigner-
Boston- Debut
do you have any of these albums on vinyl?
I think you showed the kiss album a few months ago do you have any of the other ones?
Mark.. This is a lot of questions, and way too many.. It borderlines.. Rude ! Is it because you watched an 18 minute video of mine, so you're gonna make me work for the same amount of time ? I'll answer some of them, alright ! first off.. Records that changed my life because I stopped getting haircuts at age 14, along with buying these records, and started doing dr**gs at this age.. Life changing, for sure !
WPLJ is a Frank Zappa Doo Wop song from Burt Weeny Sandwich.
Smith was a rock band. I Was 11 in 1968.. I do have all of those LP's that you mentioned, and I have other KISS albums. I never owned a KISS album on vinyl until a few years ago.. The vinyl community got me into the band more than I ever would have, and now .. I like them.
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these are the questions I was thinking of yeah asking about the difference between 10 that changed my life and 10 classic that's one question I was thinking of. no work you tube is to have fun NOT meant to make anybody work.
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3. you should see what the albums look like Queen has tape along the record sleeve where they have the song lyrics
Van Halen 5150 a little bit of tape
on the Boston album has ware around the back where they have the performers names
handled but these are records purchased from Caldors, Bradles, music den, record world, korvettes
my records have been loved same with my brothers.
In 1973 Rory Gallagher wasn't even at his best yet. That would be 1975-76, before he fired Rod d'Ath and Lou Martin.
Yeah.. He was great in 75-76. I'm gonna say that I like him better as a trio without that keyboard player. I think Hammond B3 would have been a better choice for keys with Rory. Don't get me wrong, Lou Martin was one hell of a player, I didn't care for his tinkly tone he was using. I'm alright with it. I just much prefer Rory when he once again went as a 3 piece !
I agree and disagree with you.. 75-6 was amazing ! His Taste years were cool, and once he went solo.. Rory was like a frikin rock n blues hurricane !
Thanks for this, I enjoyed chatting with about one of my all-time favorites. My Mom's family hails from Donegal, where Rory was born !
I like that ! 😄
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Wow, I wish I could say something like that. Lour Martin is not exactly my favourite keyboard player either. IIrc he played organ on a few songs. My point is rather that RG kept on improving after 1972. But my view is highly influenced by my preference for early 1970s hardrock and especially Deep Purple. So Tattoo and Calling Hard are my favrourite RG studio albums, so of course I have collected live versions of their songs.
RG has build quite a reputation in The Netherlands in the 1970s with his live performances. Ane story - I don't know how reliable it is, but it is certainly typical - tells that an RG show in Rotterdam began too late. When he was done there were no trains anymore until early next morning. So a huge part of the audience was stuck. When RG learned about this he went back to stage and kept on playing until it was time to catch the first trains.
In the 1990s German WDR broadcasted many RG concerts late Saturday night and earlly Sunday morning. That's how I learned how awesome he was on stage.
What a great message, Mark.. and I agree with everything you just said ! He did keep getting better and better.. Thanks for the Rotterdam story. What an outstanding guy, Rory was ! Speaking of DP.. What a bummer that they were a no-show in Vegas ' 73.. I seriously was lucky not to get slammed in the head by that large beer bottle ! Others from my high school were injured
Mick Fleetwood added fuel to the fire by flipping all of us off.. Instantly, that's when the riot started. He had offered to come out and play blues with Rory.. All night long.. I said YEAH ! and everyone else said.. NO ! Kids were there for Deep Purple.
Disco duck?
Elaborate ? I'm not sure of your meaning.. What year was that, anyway, Disco Duck 1976 ? 👍
Overdramatize a speck maybe..I mean a change of LIFE?
Hotel California changed my life too. Made me never want to listen to the goddamned eagles ever again.
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Agreed with Hotel California ! I don't care for that record.. The first two and the 3rd Eagles LP's are alright in my book. Life changing ?.. Yes, I almost died, and luckily escaped a massive head injury at the Deep Purple riot.. And these other key records that I mentioned😮 are where I grew my hair very long, and started experimenting heavily, quite a change from my young life before.. Also, switched from drums to guitar because of these records.. Life changing, does that qualify ? Thanks for watching..🎵
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