New Year's Eve - Paris - 1968 [Full length][Entire show - Rare] The Who - The Small Faces
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- RARE:New Year's Eve - Paris - 1968 [Full length][Entire show] The Who - The Small Faces - Pink Floyd - The Troggs - Joe Cocker - Fleetwood Mac 94m
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super , thank.
minute 40'35 , le gars à la veste marron qui danse sur les Equals d'Eddy Grant, ça serait pas le jeune Etienne Chicot ?
00:00 The Who
10:53 Small Faces
18:07 : Booker T and Mg's
27:11 Pink Floyd
33:45 The Equals
42:41 The Variations
1:02:00 The Troggs
1:13:00 Joe Cocker
1:22:00 Fleetwood Mac
Bon , merci.
si si et Vigon à 21:34
To RT
Hi
The who and the small faces where lip sinking and I didn't l in like the variations. The rest was good and Booker T And The Mgs killed it, stand out in my opinion.
This is great to watch and tho I only watched part of it, thought I should comment and watch the rest later.
Back in 1965/66. I was the Small Faces 1st road manager (driver humper) picked up an old van from Jimmy Winstone's dads pub, swapped it out for a brand new one at a used car dealership???? Drove London to Birmingham for my first gig, I did not have a clue how to wire up the gear and the lads showed me, Kenny Jones assembled his drum kit.
A week or so later the organist swapped out for Ian Maclagan and his Hammond organ and Lesley speaker, the van was now full, then Kenny decided he needed a second base drum. Thats where I had to get creative and make the rear speaker panels easily removable to store mikes cables, etc. To get the extra drum in.
The Small Faces had little control of the first batch of records that were released, but their stage show made them very popular, lots of James Brown and Steve's voice made for a great group, Ian's Hammond had that deep sound and coupled with the Lesley was great. Kenny had a review from the Joe Loss band drummer that his playing style was a very technical and not the bang and crash of other drummers of the time.
The year I worked for them was hard doing TV appearances during the day and club dates in the evenings plus driving long distances between the next day's gigs. But then having a ringside view each night to their great music, was great. Thanks for reminding me off those times on my 79th Birthday TODAY.
Astonishing that there was ever a time in popular music that you could see such fantastic bands all in ONE show! And cool haircuts and clothes and good dancing....There is absolutely nothing to match this nowadays. and great to see Pete and Keith from The Who sitting righting behind the Small Faces, dancing away, really in it, supporting their friends. What an era this was!
As much as I love both bands, seeing them lip sync along to a recording makes it something less then astonishing in my book.
Right, it was great! Trouble is we’re now in our 70s!
Probably the best era ever !
@@theodorus45 absolutely, Ted! Wish I could go back to these day’s…darn it! 👍😊
@@jennycraigadventures3314 well, you are wrong, we didn’t care, we had too much fun back then!
Just can't tear my eyes off of Keith Moon's drum playing antics. He steals the show every time.
More like play drumming, lol.
Yes but ,the people there dance and dont even look to him play,😅how stupid can humans be. lol
😊😊😮de p0
Who even cares if some of this isn't live? This 1968 in full colour showing exactly what its all about! Keith moon and Pete Townshend going mad sitting by the side of the stage while steve marriot throws his guitar around inches from them. Rock and roll history! the people, the clothes, everything. I'm 22 and im just happy i've been able to see this. Get in man!
Yeah, but a live performance would have been real nice.
I don’t understand why they couldn’t play live back then. I just cringed when Steve Marriott didn’t even have his guitar strapped on yet but you could hear him “playing.”
I'm 72 ... and im just happy i've been able to see this ... Missing this time of love and peace.👍✌
I disagree. Whether it's 1968 or 2023, if a band appears on stage then they should be playing live and if they dont then they're conning the audience. The irony is The Who and The Small Faces were two of the best live bands around.
@@ViN-kr3ri Stuart here. Couldn't agree more. I'm 65 and was only 10 in 68, but I was already a Cream, Doors and Bubble Puppy fan, among others. But even at 10, I would have caught the fake playing and lip synching.
The Who, Small Faces, Booker T and the MGs.... Paris 1968. That must have been a magical time.
From 1962 to 1974 was a magical time for music. Glad I lived it.
1968 was above a magical spring !
This is awesome. I still remember the old days and Rock N Roll, Rhythm N Blues, Boogie N Woogie Blues and good old ass kickin rockin music. When I Wake Up and crawl out of bed I'm still playing the Rockin Blues. I never listened to CZcams until 2 years ago. I always played my technics stereo equipment with six feet tall speakers and I have thousands of old vinyl albums in great shape. I'm old and I can't get enough so play it loud for me.
That is without doubt the best footage I have ever seen of Booker T and the MGs, god those guys rocked.
Man, I've just seen the first 12 minutes of this, and even 50 plus years later, the 60s seem so far out and other worldly. And "I Can See For Miles" is still one of the most ferocious, other worldly rock songs. Then that's followed up with the Small Faces "Ogden's Nut Gone Flake". A real other worldly, rock revolution. Staggering music.
Lips synch.
Momentarily humanity got hip ………….
Absolut
The Who look great But...they are obviously miming.
Oh my gosh! I can't believe this came up on my feed, an absolute gem! This is a true classic, I wish I could find hundreds more like this. Thank you so much for sharing this.
It's all mimed though so it's a big fail.
@@willbee7925 only the first two bands. I gather that this was a X-mas show filmed mostly in a big film or TV studio and the French TV producers by then already favoured mimed perfos. I think it was down to cost and not paying engineers. also this trend carries through to the seventies when THE CLASH played live on TV for the first time, they were told to bring their PUNK volume down to 2. Pathetic. (I'm reading about the show now and how TRAFFIC was stopped by French customs (presumably) and could not attend day three of the show so a band called THE VARIATION with 16 years old Tobaly on guitar walked in to join the party with all their equipment in the van nearby. The producer approached them, waiting for TRAFFIC caught in traffic and offered them the slot. Peter Green s band blew my top. never really heard F Mac b4. Great outfit.
so true Sweet Faith, It's Rock History, to some a rocken fantasy, wish I could transport this 67 yr body back. Rock On*
This is fabulous. Takes me back to a golden Era and best time to be young....
Thank You for sharing. This concert was AWESOME. ...Loved The Who...Joe Cocker...Small Faces...Fleetwood Mac. ..Pink Floyd...Booker T & The Mg's...and a young guitarist ..Eddy Grant with The Equals....Epic concert from New Years Eve...1968..A timeless and priceless piece of Music History...really.
The Equals finde ich auch cool
So many great bands and the crowd dancing to all this music on New Years Eve 1968! What a trip that must have been! Thanks for sharing this extravaganza
I saw The Who many times during the 1960's and early 70's. A great rock band
WOW, amazing performances! Small Faces rocked, a great young Joe Cocker, and Peter Greene's Fleetwood Mac w/ Danny Kirwan and Jeremy Spencer! Pink Floyd, this would have been just after Syd leaving the band. Amazing! Did The Troggs suck? O yes they did , they didst suck soo bad! How great to stumble across this vid, thanks Peter Marshall!
***** why would anyone wanna knock Reg and the mighty Troggs!!?
For me ,this is the absolute best footage of the 60s, I had seen the WHO and Small faces in this year 68, add the Pink Floyd ,thank you France for keeping it live!
OMG!! Les Variations, The Equals and Booker T. & The M.G.’s just totally blew me away!!! What amazing musicianship!!! They were the highlight of the show!!! I’m enthralled!!!
How lucky we are to be able to watch this incredible show again, can't thank you enough for posting it.
The small faces are heavily under appreciated
Agree 👍
People say greta van fleet ripped off led zep but I think led zep ripped off small faces!!
16:20 Pete Townsend grooving behind Steve Marriott's amplifier! That's says it all!
I discovered the Small Faces while watching exerpts from that video (New Year 1968) 10 years ago on YT ... The fact that the Who were enjoying the music played by the Small Faces was a hint ... what a gem, and what a shame the world doesn't know enough about the Small Faces! Ever since, when I meet people who like rock, even dj's, I tell them to check out the Small Faces.
@@marienkavergnes8134 ... so much so, that Pete Townsend would choose Kenny Jones, the small faces drummer, to replace Keith Moon in The Who!
What a rare performance by Joe Cocker singing, I Shall Be Released. What a gem! Thanks for the upload!
19:09 - Booker T & The MGs (definitely NOT lip syncing) playing perhaps the most savage and gnarly versions of Green Onions ever...Cropper dressed impeccably and shaking his head emphatically as Al Jackson Jr just SMOKES with that legendary right foot of his
Incredible
so glad to have lived in a age that allowed me to see them live! imho the best band ever...
Incredible
I knew they were good and came from a studio background, but they’re goddam virtuosos! And fucking rainbow! I’m in awe. We need a movie. Casting?
Agreed. Methinks however, Duck replaced his bass parts, cause there's some spots where he's going crazy and what's comin out of the speakers is, well... different. I'm guessin the bass was poorly recorded and unsalvageable.
I love Moon's discombobulated drumming technique. He was the perfect compliment to Townsend's own crazed gesticulations and frenzied bashing about the stage. These two were about as far away from "by the book" as you can get. I listened to Tommy for the first time in many years a few days ago and reveled again in the glorious power of that classic creation. The power and the glory.
They're playing with a track
Notable how similar Moon's and Kenny Jones' playing was.
I was lucky enough to be 19yrs old 🧓 in 68, and saw all of the bands playing today's Gig live in Leicester GB, Booker T
was brilliant instrumentally made you want to dance magical memories thanks.
Take me back in the time machine!. I was a high school sophomore, and 6 thousand miles away when these gigs were played. Saw some of these Bands in concert a few years later.
Top quality video and sound. Thanks for the memories.
Who knew The Equals rocked that much?!!
Wow. What a show: a gorgeous bouquet of Sixties musical performances.
Absolute GOLD!!! - this tape, even the bands I'm not fans of.
The absolute best Sixties music I've heard in ages.
Thanks for posting this unique show ,from probably the best era in Rock music !
Wow! A treasure chest of 60's giants live and so up close you can feel the sweat.
Les Who. Love it.👍 Booker T killed it. And the Small Faces has to be the most underrated British bands of all time.
and Humble Pie
Booker T band was great----a real class act
I've never heard of The Equals before. Awesome
Eddy Grant on lead guitar (yes...the Electric Avenue Eddy Grant)
Also wrote and recorded the original version of "Police on My Back" that was covered by the Clash.
Excellent lead vocalist Derv Gordon
Thank you very much......I was 10 years young in 1968...but even back then I gradually became enthusiastic about this music until today...
Geez! This is pretty freakin' awesome! Thank you for posting.
Hard to believe now, how lucky were we to be living in the 60’s cool clothes music & living the dream.
Screaming Joe Cocker at his best. Beautiful
This is really incredible, I just keep on watching. All my favorite groups in stunning performances, thanks very very much! I’ m reliving my youth!!!
I don't think they're all playing live. The Small Faces especially. Booker T was live though.
Keith Moon sitting behind Kenny Jones while he is playing is a great tribute !!
Pete sits behind him next to Keith, both are playing air guitar and drums. When Marriott switches from Hammond organ to guitar after the first song Keith punches his leg since Marriott almost skipped a beat in the transition.
@@susanborkenhagen58 looks to me like he missed more than a beat. They started the music before he had a chance to pick up his guitar. Then he looks pissed and doesn't bother with his solo on Song of a Baker. Bless his heart - don't think he likes to mime. Thank you for this film - I believe this as not too long before they broke up? So happy to see them again.
@@cindyfalstrom7231 Keith helps Marriot
@@cindyfalstrom7231Yes, Steve Marriott threw his guitar down at this show and quit the band shortly afterwards.
@@susanborkenhagen58 That's correct. From what I have read, SF's were in Paris to record w/ Johnnie Halliday. Glen Johns (engineer) has said that while they were in the studio, a huge fight broke out and it was clear to him that was what broke them up. This was I believe in Nov/Early Dec. This show was recorded earlier than New Years, just shown then on TV. Glen's book "Soundman" is very interesting as he was present when all the greats recorded in the 60/70's.
However, he is too much of a gentleman to spill the dirt - darn! He said in his book he couldn't remember what the fight was about, but it was clear to him that it was serious. Watching this film, I believe you can see that there is tension. So sad, I wish they hadn't broken up....
I wouldnt tire of watching this every week for the rest of my life it's Music Heaven EPIC
Yes,this really rocks and a big big important slice of British rock history! Kenny Jones later joined the the Who as a replacement for Keith Moon. The Small Faces later became the Faces with Rod Stewart and Ron Wood. Steve Marriott later formed Humble Pie with Peter Frampton. The Small Faces had recently had their big hit "Itchycoo Park". In August 1969 The Who appeared at Woodstock. Also included here are Booker T. & The M.G. s , Pink Floyd, Joe Cocker, Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, The Troggs, The Equals , The Variations
I clicked on this video to watch The Who but was really floored by watching Joe Cocker‘s performance at 1:15:27. So true to the way he performed it less than a year later at Woodstock. (CZcams) The closest thing we may ever have to a time machine.
Why does it appear that Chris Stainton (usually Joe's keyboardist) is playing bass?
Some seriously heavy rock in this perfomance of WALHFMF! :-)
@@bobberry5809 Same at Woodstock?..
@@DM-hh7wl it looks like Alan Spenner (bassist) and Chris Stainton have switched instruments here.... at Woodstock they were in their proper spots.
Absolutely fantastic. A time machine back to this time again would be fantastic. I've already lived it once. The 60s were brilliant.
Christ what a collection all in one place, I wish I'd been there!
I'll bet everyone of us here,wishes we were there:).
Yes, especially since I was only 14. I still haven't been to Paris, so I don't always have that either...
Amen Brother...
Yes, of course! I was born in the 80s unfortunately and in my mind that 60s atmosphere and spirit will only and always be idealised ...
That’s for sure😅
Rock Yeah* If only we could time travel, I'd want to hit every concert. click your Beatle Boots "I Wish to go ---- fill in blank now". Rock On. "oh no Mr. Wizard". I'm 67 now a rock lifer.
THE WHO! Pink Floyd! Joe Cocker! Fleetwood Mac! What a show.
Real great Concert from the good old days. This is truly rare. -Thanks for sharing this and thanks to CZcams for possibility.
I'm so glad I was born in the 60's. The best decade in human history.
Peter,
I was born in "52" and agree the 60's were FUCKING Fantastic. The 50's
were pretty damned cool also. The 70's were not too shabby either. It
went downhill after that I'm sorry to say.
Even better to be born in '53
so I was a teen in the sixties
while you were a baby...
@@smkh2890 but you're nearly dead now...
@@peterantaki6747 in my family we live into our nineties.
@@smkh2890 I'm glad to hear that (I was only joking). I was born in 1961 so I still remember quite a a lot. Anyway, let's try and keep those days alive.
I wonder hw many gems like this are hidden in storage rooms and private colections?
Thanks for uploading.
Good point.
@@petermarshall1221 So, what else IS in the "Peter Marshall video collection," Peter?
Do you have any Peter Frampton contributions to Humble Pie ?
Answer A Lot! Legal & Publishing Crap Lol
the trafgely ...the tragedy about the BBC disposing of tapes and filmed material. 50s and 60's stars footage will never been seen again because they either dumped the lot or burned the footage. the French scrap their cars and destroy entire historic buildings, trash their environment but we treasure music and books like some old wizard in his castle. 1968 was the year that burned politicians and in a very ageist way, told the old folks to stuff it and dance.
Great to see people enjoying real music and lyrics
GREAT Share thanks for the upload!!!
Thank you so much
, this is absolutely amazing!
Fantastic! What an awesome band to have at your New Year's party. God bless everyone
Never realized the Troggs looked like a frat band.
The Variations- never heard of them, but they put on a heck of a show!
And my favorite FM lineup. Mick shirtless as usual!
The Variations was a french band.They had a little succes in the late 60's and disbanded in the early 70's
Thanks Peter Marshall for posting this awesome New Year's Eve show from 49 years ago. Every act (except perhaps Les Variations) is enjoyable (and even watching Keith Moon and Pete Townsend getting into The Small Faces performance was amusing). The hard rock/soul fusion of Equality was a revelation -- I never heard of them before.
I thought Les Variations were mindblowing! that eastern tinged guitar solo during satisfaction just floored me. The Equals were a revelation to me too , I knew their singles and the song covered by the Clash but i wasn't ready for this!
@@TimBucknallLes Variations just plain old R&R, brilliant
My favorite of the night.
@@TimBucknall I thought the Variations were embarrassingly awful. Dude didn't even know the words to the songs, much less pronounce them correctly.
it is a real pleasure to immerse and reflect on those good old times. Thanks.
Thank You!
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO, SUCH A BLOOMIN MASTERPIECE !!!! NOW I HAVE TO REALIZE HOW OLD I AM, LOL, I SAW ALL OF THESE BANDS GROWING UP, COUSIN FIGEL
I was 13 when this was filmed. Had I seen it I would have fainted from excitement. I was in a small town in Texas, but I was familiar with all these bands (except one).
i love it when pete hands steve the guitar on song for a baker
27:09 The earliest footage I've ever seen of the Gilmour Pink Floyd
What a treat to see this footage, many thanks.
Wow awesome footage! Sometimes I hate algorithms from youtube sometimes I adore it.
Et tout ce beau monde a fait nôtre bonheur ! Merci pour le partage ! 🌹🎼🎶🎵💝🎵🎶🎼🌹☮☯️
The footage by the early Les Variations which starts at around 42:30 is excellent..great post. This should be added to the list of groups in the title.
Booker T and The Mg's Pink Floyd The who Small Faces , oh my God that venue is like heaven to me
.When I die I wont see something so incredibly cool.
oooo thanks for finding and posting the whole show. Been wondering about this for 10 years.
Awesome, thanks
Some of the best live recordings ever .. best new years day of anybody's life
They are miming, so not "live"
Excellent video... The Mac stuff at the end is well worth waiting for!!
I was in my teen , a runaway living in the streets of Paris, this type of show was prohibitive for people like me ( the crowd looks like they belonged to the Parisian "Bourgeoisie"), but I managed to see Jimmy Hendrix in a Small club in the suburbs, on his way to England his band got stuck as the airlines were striking, (damn, the whole France was striking in 1968) so he ended up performing where ever he could... Those were the days my friend :>)
Sure. And I taught Jim Morrison how to play harmonica.
Les Variations are excellent !
Boy could Pete Townsend make that guitar "sing". Wish I had found youtube before this, I missed out on a lot of really great music and musicians. Thank you Peter Marshall for this great video of "The Who and my favorite group "Small Faces"
This is unswervingly EXCELLENT!
Pete Townsend sitting grooving away to Faces at about 16.22 is all too beautiful
Jeremy Spencer must of been about 19 or 20 yrs old what a talent
Thoroughly enjoyed that thanks for uploading This Keep them coming 👍
Wow, I was never a fan of Fleetwood Mac, until now!
They were rocking some righteous blues at the end of this video! Love that authentic sound!
Peter Green RIP
Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac was awesome!!! No Stevie and Lindsey here...
lindsey buckingham ruinned that band
Yep about Peter, and Jeremy was bringing it too. Maybe one-dimensional compared to Peter, but helluva dimension!
@@douggray8557 is Jeremy the guy doing bottleneck blues? Absolutely grandissime...loved every minute of this what a band !! F M I is disgraceful compared with this hey
No lip sync for Joe and that awesome drummer !
What a fantastic period piece, shame some of the bands had to mime though. Live footage was wonderful....thank you Peter Marshall for sharing this little treasure.
Every performance is 100% live except for The who The who lip synced probably cuz for some contractual agreement or something who the hell knows but every performances LIVE
Felt sorry for some of the bands at that time who had no choice but to mime !!!
@@chris7brook i don't believe the Small Faces are live. Music for Song of a Baker starts before Steve has a chance to run from organ to pick up his guitar. He doesn't look too happy and doesn't even bother to mime his solo on same song. Still, how wonderful to see them one last time before they broke up )-:
@@cindyfalstrom7231 At one point you can clearly see Ian playing the Hammond organ but you actually hear the electric piano, so they are not playing 'live'.
@@chris7brookNo way the Small Faces are live here.
This has to be the best gig ever. Joe Cocker, The Who, Small Faces, and the best blues man of all time Peter Green.
Second best. Number one will always go to The 1966 NME Poll Winners Concert. Featuring The Animals, The Walker Brothers, The Small Faces, The Who, The Rolling Stones, and The Beatles.
So Peter Green, an excellent guitarist from 1960's England, is the best blues man of all time? You sir, are a fucking fool.
+Thomas Anselmi ~ Well... both Page and Clapton spoke highly of Green, and B.B. King himself referred to him as the best white blues player around. Quote " he has the sweetest tone I ever heard; he was the only one who gave me the cold sweats."
slimshine918 and peter green a hero of gary moore gave him his guitar
there is no "best" there's greatness and opinion, the end.
the one the only Joe Cocker ... A true legend rip
Saw Joe live ! What a show and what a talent !!
This is simply fantastic. It would have been better had The Who and Small Faces played live but that said just terrific. Thank you very much indeed. Booked T were just the bomb. Joe Cocker... wow. And The Equals... where did that come from? As for the FMac at the end... such a shame they disintegrated such a short time later. What a band. Thanks for this wonderful post. Made my day.
New Years eve in Paris & I don't see even a single drink in anyones' hand. Tremendous footage, thx for posting...
The bands were so awesome, they didn’t have time to go to the bar, too busy dancing themselves into the New Year. Could never happen again, ever !
Thanks for sharing this - what a document of the times! Tuned in to see my favourite ravers - small faces! Talk about no strings attached - it looks like Steve hasn't even bothered to string his guitar and Ronnie? Flying so hiiiiiiigh!!!!! They all look like they had a great time!
jim Byrne at 15:37 during his guitar solo...Steve quits "playing" to scratch his head LOL!!
From my knowledge Steve actually quit the band right after this show because he was so disappointed by the performance and was sick of the fact that they had to lip sing everything off of Ogden Nut Gone Flake because of the studio intricacies.
The clothes, the hair, the WOMEN!!!
All those unshaved muffs! :P
+whitemannativemind ~ Yeah baby this can't be beat! Everyone is dressed hip and cool. Those Parisians had style... and of course the Brits too!
The noise, the crowds, the Perfume!!
these were the cream of the Paris In-Crowd -
Paris Incrowd indeed, a mash-up of actresses and fashion models. Wouldn't be surprised if the side-whisker guy dancing @ 10.10 is some TV or Movie production type.
Like everyone says, "Never see this again". Multiple bands all on the same venue. Man, how I miss those days when everything was new and so much fun. So damn innocent. You could hitchhike and not worry. You could have sex without a condom. EVERYBODY smoked pot. Difficult not to get melancholy.
CLEARLY they are not all at the same venue. There are at least four different venues that I can see (and I haven't gotten all the way through this).
There was the days...the heydays of life! So true...
@@chuckschillingvideos yea but still his point stands multiple of these guys were playing the venues. If anything makes his point stronger, it's that multiple of the same bands played at a bunch of different venues together.
I was in London for those years - it was just a magnificent time.
@@chuckschillingvideos This is at different venues but what Sam said is true. There were a lot of great shows back then where there were plenty of shows with multiple headliners, but when those shows were going on, lots of them weren't then.
Thanks for posting - a gem . Somehow think this is really compilation of different shows .. the punters are not the same throughout . But great to see all these . Two great multi racial bands - The Equals and Booker T ... great lads ...
Has to rank among the top shows of all time
Crikey. It’s like someone just invited The Who to the local disco. Moon and Townsend still giving their all like it was their last gig on earth, even though the audience just wanna dance ! AWESOME !!!
Yeah the sound is from the original recordings the footage was synch'ed to that. This is not the sound from a live performance. But, it's a lot of fun to watch.
a lifetime of musical learning in 1:33:41 thank you for posting
That drumming on I can see for Miles is so experimental.....and love the start of Nut Gone Flake....so psychadelic
Or as the sub title said......” Not gone Flake”......🥸
The WHO (mimed) 01 - I’m A Boy 02 - I Can See For Miles 03 - Magis Bus Roger Daltrey : vocals Peter Townshend : guitar, vocals John Entwistle : bass Keith Moon : drums
The SMALL FACES (mimed) 01 - Odgen’s Nut Gone Flake 02 - Song Of A Baker 03 - Rollin’ Over Steve Marriott : guitar, vocal Ian McLagan : keyboards Ronnie Lane : bass Kenny Jones : drums
BOOKER T & The MGs live at “Bibelot", unknown date” 01 - Green Onions 02 - Hooker Loo Booker T Jones : organ Steve Cropper : guitar Donald “Duck” Dunn : bass Al Jackson : drums
PINK FLOYD live at “Bilboquet" - Paris, Sept 7, 1968 01 - Let There Be More Light David Gilmour : guitar, vocals Richard Wright : keyboards, vocals Roger Waters : bass, vocals Nick Mason : drums
The EQUALS 01 - Softly Softly 02 - Equality 03 - Baby Come Back Derv Gordon - lead vocals Lincoln Gordon - guitar Eddy Grant - guitar Pat Lloyd - bass guitar John Hall - drums
Les VARIATIONS 01 - Around & Around 02 - Everybody Needs Somebody To Love 03 - Satisfaction Joe Lebb : vocals Marc Tobaly : guitar Jacques “Petit Pois” Grande : bass Jacky Bitton : drums
The TROGGS 01 - I Can’t Control Myself 02 - Peggy Sue 03 - Somewhere My Girl Is Waiting Reg Presley : vocals Chris Britton : guitar Pete Staples : bass Ronnie Bond : drums
JOE COCKER live at "Tour de Nesle" - Paris, unknown date 01 - I Shall Be Released 02 - With A Little Help From My Friends
FLEETWOOD MAC 01 - Homework 02 - My Baby's Sweet 03 - Dust My Broom Peter Green : guitar, vocals Jeremy Spencer : slide guitar, piano, vocals Danny Kirwan : guitar John McVie : bass Mick Fleetwood : drums
Other artists who performed on the show included: Davy Jones, Marie La Foret, Jaques Dutronic, Aphrodite's Child, Antoine, Herbert Leonard, Johnny Haliday, Francoise Hardy (performing À quoi ça sert, Où va la chance, Suzanne) and PP Arnold (performing If You Think You're Groovy)
Watching Keith Moon miming is bloody entertaining in its own right!
According to the subtitles, tracks include I Can't See For Miles and Not Gone Flake.
Uh-huh....
From that excellent show I would love to see Jacques Dutronc, Aphrodite's Child and Francoise Hardy❤ Any chance?
Thanks for posting this cest les piers.marklespark in Australia Sydney bises
Piets
RIP Peter Green
My favourite guitarist. Nobody could play the Blues like Peter Green.
Terrific! Amazing time capsule, the music, the fashions, the hair and in COLOUR!
Extended versions of I'm a Boy! (worth looking on CZcams for a video of the drumming technique from I Can See for Miles, it is incredible) But it is Joe Cockers LIVE set piece which hits the stratosphere!
A veritable time capsule of awesome delights.
Would have been nice to hear what they sounded like live. These songs were voice overed by their studio recordings.
Yeah, it comes off as pretty darned phoney- sounds like Joe Cocker and a few others were actually live...
Floyd were 100% live.
Priceless footage of some great bands!
A historic musical event in it's own right.
Merci d'avoir posté tout ça, l'ambiance de mes seize ans ;-)
Les Variations, meilleur groupe de rock français de tous les temps !
Holy crap this is awesome :)
THANK YOU PETER MARSHALL..!!!