Iron Butterfly - Iron Butterfly Theme (Live from Itchycoo Park 1999)
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Larry Rust - vocals, keyboards.
Lee Dorman - vocals, bass.
Erik Barnett - vocals, guitar.
Ron Bushy - drums, percussion.
R.I.P Ron Bushy. December 23, 1941 - August 29, 2021. One of the best drummers from the late 1960s.
Oh no. Every day another great goes down. So sad. Spent hours listening to Iron Butterfly first LP as a teen. loved every song. RIP Ron!
@@blayneb7290-- Their first was OK, but the 2nd put them firmly in R&R legendry. The next few albums were a totally forgettable mess.....
I’m 16 and enjoying this so much!
Ron and Lee, the heaviest backbone a rock band could ask for. These dudes rock out!!!!
One of the absolute coolest songs of the late 60's~!!!
Always loved this song......and remember it when it came out on their first album album.
It wasnt on IAGDV…..
I saw Iron Butterfly perform live in concert here in Edmonton,Alberta,Canada at the Sales Pavilion Annex on December 4,1970.
I was at that show to Brian.....
Must’ve been epic. Did they play this jam?
This is fuckin' HEAVY!
I saw Iron Butterfly 3 nights in a row at the San Jose Teen Fair in the 1960s. Strange, I don't recall the Iron Butterfly Theme getting any airplay in the 60s on the fledgling FM radio here in SoCal. I only recently discovered this gem.
Warlord❤🔥Deliver Us❤🔥1983❤🔥William J Tsamis❤🔥R I P
This was a theme song for me when I was 13. No really! This song played as a background for the George Chakaris choreographed Ann Margret stage show at the South Shore Room at Harrahs Lake Tahoe. I remember it like it was yesterday. What a privilege it was to hear this music in 1969!
IRON BUTTERFLY FANS -This Itchycoo Park 1999 line up is: Lee Dorman - Bass, Ron Bushy - Drums, Eric Barnett - Guitar, Larry Rust - Organ
KILLER! Well done, and great sound for a live performance!
La chance d’avoir un grand frère qui achetait les disques de cet immense groupe❤.
Same here he made me cool
You made an impact on my life Larry Rust...Your music will live on...RIP my friend niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiite \m/
one of the first metal songs I got hooked on.....
Thanks for the upload, they just don't make music like this anymore
I had NO idea they were still playing around this time if not later... I grew up to their material
RIP Lee
Considering that 2 Original Members aren't sharing that stage got to say this was quite good..
Erik Brann actually their second guitarist. Replacing Danny Weis.
Their first guitarist, bassist and drummer actually Danny Weis, Greg Willis and Jack Pinney.
Awesome rock band!!!!!
I like the part where its like dun dun dun dun da duuunnnnn dunnnn du dunnn duuu das daa
I FUCKING LOVE THIS SONG!!!
I was the 8th rv arriving and the last one leaving.. What an incredible 4 days of peace and love.. we with others played the campground impromptu after the stage closed for the evening every nite . We were parked right behind the big double decke English bus..
Man, I found this & it played for years in the background of my GEARS. Straight-up folks, me house was full of this BUZZ with Big Pistons in MY Cupboards. Made me HIP!!!! THANKS "SONNY-RIP, Our FRIEND FOREVER!!!!!! CJ - Cleve./Akron, '60's!
Second favorite song from Iron Butterfly, first one being There's a Soldier in our Town
Saw them in Kansas City 1968. Set the stage on fire!!!!
Amazing band.....
heavy mettle began with this song from the great LP Heavy ....
Always be nice to a butterfly.
This gets my vote for the first heavy metal song, predating Black Sabbath.
agreed
Metal? This is pure acid rock
Not sure about "Metal" either. Maybe 1st official Stoner Rock song? Not sure but it is indeed Acid Rock. Pure Psych music with a heavy edge to it.
Maybe , definitely a precurser , some post said it was 1st progressive rock band . Definitely breaking ground though for sure . Psychedelic rock too . Heavy Rock was progressing quickly exploring many sounds and directions . It was an unbelievable time . Glad I was there to experience it .
How about Blue Cheer though, they were recording in '67.
awesome
This is my favorite of their tunes.
Now that they're all gone/ hopefully bands will stop calling themselves Iron Butterfly and more fittingly a Tribute to keep their music alive !!!
Are you happy!!!
I remember this when it came out....just WOW!!!! But they didn't type out "L O V E" in Morse Code at the end like on the album. ;-(
DAMN this is some good music man!
When dont need lyrics, AND music really makes you dance at the same time headbang , a place somewhere.... butterflys get happy
not even close to the power and distortion of the first Danny Weis version... that was really mind blowing
Who is Danny Weis ? Thought it was Eric Braun with the over modulated fuzz tone from the sixties . The Hallmark signature sound of early iron butterfly .
Nope. Danny Weis played guitar on the original version of this. Braun joined the band after the first album was recorded.
Danny Weis went on to be a founder of the underrated Rhinoceros - some great tunes on that 1st album (the only good one from them).
Interesting quote I found: Weis later recounted "Erik Braunn replaced me in Iron Butterfly, and if I remember correctly, he bought a lot of my equipment, some of my clothes, they tried to clone me basically..."
I first saw the Butterfly at the World's Fair NY State Pavilion (maybe the Ball tour?). Actually, I heard them as one of our friends couldn't handle the mix of Butterfly and some outstanding hits of Blue Barrel. We ended up staying outside with him on a bench. Saw them again in May 1999 at Texas Station in Las Vegas.
@P S The bassist on that time they recording "Iron Butterfly Theme" was Jerry Penrod (The second bassist)
@@Cienega32 I like Danny Weis a lot. 🙂
The Children do not understand where us 1950's kids came from...
grew up with this kind of music
arch O Awesome!! Glad you love it as much as this 'ol guy does!! RAWK ON, brother!! (or sister) was not defined...sorry (y)
the (y) was supposed to be a 'thumbs UP' sign.
I agree with you Richard, but it is up to us to introduce them to it. No radio stations play it.
Nice old ('63 I think) Gibson single cutaway Melody Maker w. Humbuckers mine .adual cutaway '64 w. Two pafs
A little bit too fast, but so good to see them. Saw them in Amsterdam's Paradiso club and I didn't go backstage to say hello and shook hands. I'll regret it till this day. Love them Always.
It’s their song. They can play it any way they want.
I was there!
Admirable
the making of evolution was a very high time indeed
...anyone who sez that IB is a one hit wonder is full of crap. "Iron Butterfly Theme," "Get Out Of My Life Woman," "Possession," and "Flowers And Beads" for starters...
brnleague99
Termination !!
Soul Experience!
Butterfly bleu
In the Crowds......
I saw them back in 1997 in Alkmaar, Holland 💜💜💜
And Doug Ingle was one of the two keyboardists.
good.......................................
Sweet🎸☮️
5:17 That 3rd major, my god
Отлично!!! 👍👍👍
What happened with Eric?
Iron Butterfly aren't only IAGDV
Indeed.
iagdv the baddest heaviest meanest love song ever
NO Doug Ingle= NO Iron Butterfly......
why is there a guy doing his taxes at the concession stand in the background?
yesh3. And why is Lee Dorman wearing those ridiculous shorts?
farOut! SoundS ONO ! as we say on MAUI ..A VERY AUTHENTIC PRESENTATION of ThmSelVeS!
And, i didnt eVen know there Really IS an ITCHICOO PARK! eXtrA farOut!!
Can I buy ion butterfly DVD itchycoo park concert 1999 newyork
That EQ bro, mental trip
Heavy was my favorite. Ok, who knows what the structure was they are sitting around on the album cover?
ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME? YOU CUT IT OFF BEFORE THE DRUM SOLO?!
Dig it Freaks - the Iron Butterfly & Steppenwolf - invented HEAVY metal - Proof? = = = The ol'
KingFish was there.
steppenwolf in there song B T B W they said heavy metal thunder that dont mean there a heavy metal band
Chingón
I believe it's 90s Gibson Melody Maker Special, if you haven't found your answer yet..
The original, Eric Braun, played lead on a Mosrite with a nasty fuzz distortion like Hendrix in ‘67. He was 17!
@@gregoryjenkins8645 Yes he did . I believe the guy was asking what the guitar in this clip was. That's not a Mosrite. Man that was six years ago . Thanks Got to see them twice back in 69 . Once at The Atlantic City Pop Fest. & once at The Shady Grove Music Hall both in MD. At 65 years young you need not give me any lessons on music from that generation as i was there. But i do appreciate anyone that knows their guitars . I started learning guitar in 67. Please feel free to give a listen & leave me a comment. Rock on ... You can also just click my icon button to find my clips , they are just audio, one is my own the other is the band i'm in. czcams.com/video/RHj04fFTrZI/video.html By the way i can't even find the comment i answered but he was asking what the guitar in the clip was. We do miss Erik he was an amazing player & yea he was only 17 back then.
I should have kept my mid 60's Melody Maker. It was heavily modified with one P-90 and one humbucker.
;-)
Doug Ingle was not here.
No Ingle, No Iron Butterfly
Oh I loved Iron Butterfly back then! But shorts and white socks??? Really ...
GREAT SONG , BUT IT WAS A HELLVA LOT BETTER 30+ years ago Live @ The FILMORE WEST !!!!
30 years ago they were 30 years younger
1:16 Scooby Doo!
No doug ingle = no iron butterfly
Needs more bass!!
What sorttof guitar is that?
Gibson les paul junior
I see a Melody Maker neck.
@@dennismcqueen725 Actually, an original 1st generation (early '60s) Gibson single cutaway Melody Maker. See how thin the body is! The headstock is very narrow too. Initially, for a very brief time, the single pickup version was called the Les Paul Melody Maker. The double pickup single cutaway Melody Maker came out shortly later. They all sounded surprisingly good!
Sure needed Mike Pinera
This song is so old and could have been done so much better. Absolute hack job. So disappointed.