Good morning Little school girl - The Yardbirds скачать видео бесплатно

shelley Ganz

Soo Kool!! GREAT! REALLY ROCKIN' FUN!!

Sands of time

Early Yardbirds recordings were not of the best quality but You kind of knew that this guys were a cut above.

ELIZABETH-ANNE

Yet another one of my depression-killing songs. Can listen to this all day

parrish6696

this is a rock version of a very old early blues song

gilgamess

There is a lot of talk about this, so let me clarify a few things. 1. There are two songs called "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl". John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson recorded his song in 1937. The other song, first recorded by Don (Level) and Bob (Love) on Argo in 1961 shares a couple of lines with the SBW song, but it's a different song. 2. The Don and Bob song exists in two different versions: one has echo on the vocals, the other doesn't. 3. The Yardbirds seemed to have heard the "echo version", hence, "hug-hug", "squeeze-squeeze".4. The versions of "Five Live Yardbirds" I've heard over the years had the studio version of GMLS. The Repertoire and Fuel 2000 reissues, so I've read, reassemble the concert at the Crawdaddy Club, which includes the live version; this, is the studio version. For another great version of the Don and Bob song, Rod Stewart's is nice. He's backed by Jimmy Powell and the Five Dimensions.

wolfe david

early Clapton still rocks after all these years.........................

pinchold pinch

the lyrics sound like a chant of a pedophile

ElComadreja777

Originally done by Don and Bob. It's on here. The Yardbirds blow them away.

ElComadreja777

This has nothing to do with the Sonny Boy Williamson I song of the same name. I have the original of this but the name of the group that did it escapes me. I'll post when I find it.

Susie196921

Where did all the great bands go - they sure don't have bands like they used to! The Yardbirds rocked!

Kathy Jones

I used to listen to this every morning while getting ready for school :).

Bryan Briggs

Eric Clapton at his absolute rockin' best! On one of his earliest recordings with THE YARDBIRDS,in 1964! He is indeed a true guitar legend!

MrLiasion

I pulled out my Gibson Es-335 after hearing this... last night and played it; quite simple.. even Eric's hot lead..(for that era) yeah i love it.ii

MrLiasion

Eric played a Fender Jazzmaster at 1st with the Yardbirds; me .. i dig him playing a Gibson ES-335 (ONE of my favorites to play)

MrLiasion

Steph; thanks for the info; i always though Eric's 1st recorded vocal was with Mayall's Bluesbreakers-Ramblin' on my Mind; the Yardbirds were so hip!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MrLiasion

Dig Eric's lead here; short,precise, and tasty! 19 yrs old... much more to come from Eric; i adore this band; listen to five live Yardbirds!!

Stephanjnj

This song was Clapton's first recorded vocal. He sings co-lead with Paul Samwell-Smith. Relf is on the track, playing harp and 3rd harmony on the choruses and backup during the guitar solo.

Susie196921

I was so lucky to have been around when excellent music like this was being played!

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