Manny's Cool live clips thread

Johnny Winter

James B very cool clips of Nazareth, got to see them live once around 1998 in small dive here in Tampa, and during the encore Brian Johnson gets up and sings with them! Very cool and Brian Johnson lives here in Florida somewhere.


Johnny Winter I was never a fan til I saw him live in the early 90's in this cool bar/concert venue called Skipper's Smokehouse. Cool clips dude.

My alltime favorite female vocalist, Beth Hart. Who'd have believed a woman could pull off this song?

Alot of folks on this board hate this band, but I love 'em. Saw them live co headling with the Black Crowes and was inspired with how good they sounded live, and here's a small sample.

I have that DVD and Beth Hart rules!

manny wrote:

I have that DVD and Beth Hart rules!

You have great taste Manny.

This was her hit single and listen how much better it sounds live.

Yep! As an avowed hater of live albums I have to admit that Beth Hart's "Live At Paradiso" blows her studio stuff away. That DVD is one of the prized concert DVDs in my collection. Not only do I have the live DVD but I also bought the live CD and that's a total rarity in the Toho Vault.

speaking of chick singer's..... (Beth Hart ) Here is my favorite

and then we have........

Yeah, Janis' music was always too much blues based to really reel me in but that woman could really, really sing.

I love raspy female vocals and Janis was the pioneer of that style IMO.

James B. wrote:

and then we have........

Countdown to MC666...

tohostudios wrote:

Yeah, Janis' music was always too much blues based to really reel me in but that woman could really, really sing.

I love raspy female vocals and Janis was the pioneer of that style IMO.

the style of Beth hart on the Zep clip you posted is really Janis like (IMHO)

Now watch the SRV haters come out of the woodwork....

James B. wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Yeah, Janis' music was always too much blues based to really reel me in but that woman could really, really sing.

I love raspy female vocals and Janis was the pioneer of that style IMO.

the style of Beth hart on the Zep clip you posted is really Janis like (IMHO)

A lot of her music is VERY Janis like.

I just find the music less bluesy than Janis' works but Janis was unquestionably a big influence on Beth Hart's vocals.

I'd LOVE to see this whole show. DP were the quintessential live band back then....

SpectreFate wrote:

I'd LOVE to see this whole show. DP were the quintessential live band back then....

Ritchie Blackmore is my favorite guitarist of all time.

And this clip illustrates why. Subtle yet intricate playing...

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Ritchie Blackmore is my favorite guitarist of all time.

Wow, I didn't know that. He's my favorite as well.

SpectreFate wrote:

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Ritchie Blackmore is my favorite guitarist of all time.

Wow, I didn't know that. He's my favorite as well.

I always heard about what a great guitarist Ritchie was but I didn't really hear it until he went acoustic with Blackmore's Night.

On their first album he did a tradeoff with Ian Anderson on flute in the song "Play Minstrel Play" and I was like "Holy sh!t, he's fingering the same notes that Ian is playing!"

Since then I've revisted early Deep Purple and I now recognize what a great guitar player Blackmore is.

Check this out at about the 3:15 mark. And this flute player can't hold a candle to Ian Anderson but check out Blackmore's playing.