Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride (Version 1969) скачать видео бесплатно

Brooklyn Avenue

I don't know if Nicholas St. Nicholas played on the original, this was maybe recorded a bit later?

Sunny Wakefield

THEY MADE REPLICAS OF MY FRIENDS ON FACE BOOK

George Repa

Is that Melania in the video? ;}

Joseph Cote

Hammond B3, best musical instrument ever invented. Get you some Jimmy Smith too.

Alex Ander

Respectically musically ...

Scott Dane

Goldie McJohn with some awesome keyboards.

Richard Henderson

Didn't Goldie McJohn pass away recently? They were one of my favorite bands around 1968! (Then along came Zep and Yes!)

MrJx4000

They were and still are the definition of COOL. This has gotta be one of the most iconic pieces of '60s rock, never get tired of listening to this great tune, and it was all real.

Alexandre Hebert

All Right

Badlaama Urukehu

You'll need more butter for this cornbread...

SUNNY WAKEFIELD

YOU DON'T WANT ONE OF MY CARPET RIDES !!!!

SUNNY WAKEFIELD

WHO IS SCROLLING IN MY SISTER'S PHONE ????

Miguel_Uno

I want to squeeze that thing on his face.

ghostspirit52

I am 65, so that would make me 17 in 1969, I was in my junior year of High School. I was going to Western Military Academy. So no drugs. This was one of the best songs to come out in 69. Started smoking, as one reviewer called it, 'Doobies' when I hit college at 18. Point is those songs where all filled with symbolism back then. They told a story. In this music video he showed you... 'Aladin's Magic Lamp' and talks about the flying carpet. So we assume he is telling his version of, Aladin. But those of us that grew up with those songs took it to mean, getting high. 'Come withe me little girl and I will set you free'. Those where the days and yes, Virginia there is a Santa Claus! And for those of you wondering, the pot back then was the best... I said all this to put it in perspective. So peace out and thanks for posting this brilliant song!!! The ever lovable and 'groovy' ... Ghost!!!

samualwatkins

the power of marijuana

william fleckwillfleck5

Yes, all true and they were so anti establishment that they are not in the rock music hall of fame!

Michael Hull

I saw this video on tv when i was 12 years old and from that very moment on i was a rock n roll fanatic thank you John Kay you rock and opened the door to a lifetime of great music for me forever grateful brother

hempseed57

Who would have known that almost 60 years later Southern Alberta Radio would be playing this song about 32 times a day every day.

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