Paris - Black Book скачать видео бесплатно

teecuzbruh

oh------my-----goodness,,,,did I just find another gnarly heavy rocker?

man Leather

とても大好きなLPです、日本人の方がコメントしてくれてるの嬉しいですね。メッチャかっこいいｗ

Shin Yoshida

渋谷陽一氏が大昔かなりプッシュしてましたね。ｗかなりかっこいいですな。

Broadfieldpoint

This guy was so underated its ridiculous

Going Crazy

Have enjoyed Welch's music for years. So before you hate on someone lets hear what you did recently.

Augmuse

Bob's work in the Fleetwood Mac Blues Band was awesome. I thought the intial Paris recordings could use some work. There was some potential there.

Maximus Tull

Glenn Cornick Sloppy bass ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

松野京子

イントロがカッコいい！

Krash Magoo

I thought I knew quite about rock...I knew Bob Welch's work with Fleetwood Mac and his solo stuff from the late 70's, but, This Paris excursion, I never had or heard. Very nice...I like Black Book, Beautiful Youth and Religion. What a cool discovery of this obvious Led Zeppelin/Steve Miller inspired LP.

Bremer62

Lang gesucht-endlich gefunden

Gary Gray

This is available on CD. Said to be produced by Jimmy Page

dick man

I have a copy of this LP on vinyl if anyone needs it...........

Michaelslayer1

is coming in cd by rock candy

Babaziba

Turned so many people onto this album by blasting it in my dorm room at college. It still holds up, and this is my favorite track on it. And I've still got it! RIP Bob Welch.

rdb96

This was one noisy album... but one that Bob Welch had to make. I liked the 2nd Paris album even better -- to me it was 10 years ahead of its time. Some crazy stuff on there. So sad that he's gone -- but he left us lots of great music. Bang yer heads with Black Book, I say.

Chris Meulbroek

God rest his soul.

Yasuhiko SHIMOKIHARA

R. I. P.

BackToTheBlues

Drums to one side of the stage is a jazz set-up, even then you don't see it too often these days. I found this track because I heard of Bob Welch's sad death just now. Sounds like a good LP, and a testament to a talented guy I've only just found.

blackandtanful

ﾎﾞﾌﾞ･ｳｪﾙﾁのﾊﾟﾘｽだ!ﾌﾞﾘﾃｨｯｼｭの底力を見せつけた､当時真っ先に買った私の永遠必携LPの一つだった!独特の切れ味の黄金１作目"BlackBook"

Maximus Tull

Big old Sloppy Bass Glenn Cornick, Love it. Him and Jeffery where the best.

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