Fairport Convention - (1/4) 30 June 1971. Live on Ainsdale Beach nr Southport, England. скачать видео бесплатно

sitithesecond

I've seen better audiences, this one seems completely apathetic.

lukefenderrhodes

love the toaster pickup on ukelellee taped very fine

sooperheep

I love how the rhythm section could easily fill in on a funk track

silas roberts

Excellent stuff!! The colour is fantastic!!!

rideoutsf

I remember going to this conceret, steeleye span where also on, hitched a ride home in an army wagon. lol

Pete Hydes

Best line up ever......Pete

mariohoo

great stuff i was there, never 4get it deep joy :-)

Simonc1952

Damned close... Summer 1971

Howard Cherniack

It was about this time that I attended a Traffic concert in Durham NC; they were very good, but the band that opened for them really struck us--they sang of Sir Patrick Spens (a poem I learned in grade school), they had this short guy with a transparent-plastic fiddle who was having a wonderful time jumping around the stage. The next day we went to the record store and picked up Angel Delight, and loved it. I was later fortunate enough to make it to a Cropredy concert (and London rehearsals).

trev dowson

these Ainsdale clips are real treasures both Fairport and Span, love them all. great to see the glory days of these bands captured in time so we can enjoy them forever.cheers, cheers, sirpatrick

shel b

christ, i miss this...

James Billian

simon nicol with fender gibson custom hybrid.

Brian Middleton

It's funny, I saw Furthur (the latest neo-Grateful Dead project) earlier this year and was struck by how much "Morning Dew" sounded like an early Fairport song. And now I'm being struck by how much this sounds like a Dead song (Swarbrick is practically channeling Jerry's lead style on his mandolin solos). Some interesting shared DNA between the two bands.

crapitoutjim

Wow Swarb on electric mandolin. Absolutely fantastic. Brilliant stuff.

angieb1970

We were there. Summer of 1970. On Ainsdale Beach, Young and carefree ;-)

novadrian

@9wolfy9 Many British Hell's Angels and bikers wore Nazi memorabilia in the 60s...not because of any Nazi sympathies but because it looked cool and there was plenty available in Army Navy surplus stores. Remember this was only 20-25 years after the end of the 2nd World War. Likewise standard hippie gear among students of the time was an Army combat jacket or a long greatcoat (with shoulder length hairand by1969 with the first Led Zeppelin or Black Sabbath album tucked under your arm)

stanleymoon

Looked like a male Hells Angel to me

9wolfy9

The shot of the girl in the ss uniform at 3.57 is weird considering this was 5 years before punks started flirting with nazi imagery.

mickigoe

Was there ever a more phlegmatic , or better , drummer than Mattacks ? Thanks so much sps for these and the Steeleye ones - didn't think there was such great footage available from those halcyon days.

R. ROOKSBY

I love this period of Fairport, thanks for posting...

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