Max Merritt - LIVE 1970? Pt 2. Western Union Man скачать видео бесплатно

Paul Thompson

my dad used to play in a band with stewie spears in the sixties. the smartest part about stewies drumming was resting the six pack on the floor tom.when you play at venues as a drummer with small stages you have to improvise.

Joe Brown

Sublime.

Stephen Howell

i  saw  them  live   stkilda  town  hall   opus  uptown    the  best

vidform

I almost feel sorry for the sax player because he has to use all his breath to play his instrument, and then use his breath to sing backup. If I had to do that, I would've passed out on stage. LOL This performance is excellent.

Diane Brewer

awesome :)

Paul David Cross

Tight as a drum, top Musicians playing live!

albert freed

Go Stuey!

majesticofliving

both studio concerts - 'memphis' and 'rock' - are screening tonight on rage goes retro, at about 3.30am.

Joe Brown

Max is enjoying a bit of a resurgence at the moment.

vidform

This is beautiful. There's nothing like real instruments.

Garry Dureau

Solid Gold it dont get any better than this totally live balls out performance..THANK YOU for this gem.

howlinblues

GOOD OLE KIWI LEGENDS MAX N THE BOYS B 4 THEY ELOPED TO AUSTRALIA ROCKIN BLUES TOON...WESTERN UNION MAN...RELEASHED ON 45RPM SINGLE 1969. WERATI PENETANA AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND.

rutwilk

Definitely live.......definitely brilliant!!!!!!

Prenty52

its live mate

croweater1952

It is live and it is 1970 - I was there!

RettroDood

Are you serious?? This is as live as it gets. I reckon I know why you think this isn't live. Sometimes there aren't enough cameras covering the band. Perhaps the ABC cut in some visuals from elsewhere in the song to add to the visual experience. (I reckon they did this at around 43 secs into the clip.) Watch from 1:35 and you'll see what I mean. Cheers.

John Fowler

Thanks for posting this.Great to see Stewie behind the kit.

TheBlueDukes

Max Vocal, Bob Birtles Sax, Dave Russell Bass and Stewie Spears Drums

drumsontherange

bob birtles saxaphone, yuk harrison bass the great stewie speers playing the drums

Max Merrit

Max Merrit - Slippin Away - Live 1979

The La De Da's

The La De Da's - I'm Gonna See My Baby Tonight (1971)