The Herd - From the underworld скачать видео бесплатно

morevaseret

Always loved The Herd and this particular song as it is about Orpheus and Eurydice.Because another passion of mine (apart from Playford Dancing) is Greek Mythology.

SpittingMage

How much more creative the sixties were than now.

Hans Wouters

Such a great song. 

cliffyjb

This is Frampton singing , if you listen to the stuff he 's done with Humble Pie and his solo career . No mistake . Turned into a guitar hero . Here he was the Face of 1968 .

Mick Woods

Frampton Does NOT play on this record - It is just Andy Bown singing with an orchestra and session players - I read that in an interview with Framprton

paul mccuytney

Already in 1967 Frampton came alive.

themanagerno1

Liz where are you? Boots Saturday mornings, still love you.

Martin De Wilde

great composition... good song... good performance... amazing sound... mooi... nice... schön... bella.. magnifique... baie mooj... 

Susan Charlton

Great song to dance to..

banglaroad100

How interesting is that The Herd got this eccentuated bass sound what is later became Deep Purple's distinct style. By the way the singer is Peter Framptom 16 years old, he's voice just amazes me. 

obbor4

No offense to any fans,but Peter certainly traded way up by joining Humble Pie. I've just watched/listened to 'Paradise Lost' and then this one and couldn't hear any of the band, other than the drummer, as the production buried everything behind the 'aaaaahhs' and the studio musicians. I wonder what they sounded like when they plugged in. (And, no, that 'thumbs down' vote did not come from me!) I'm going to look through a few more of these because I really love hearing Frampton's guitar...

KrisVids

Where is the horn section and the grand piano?That Peter Frampton, such a dreamboat. :)Thank you for posting!

Tony Codling

fantastic

orietia1

awwwww luv this !!!!

spbairro

....and at the end! Thanks for posting this.

spbairro

Francoise Hardy in the background at the start of the video.

Steve Hillman

About 20 years ahead of it's time.

Terry Charles

This is an all time classic, epitomises the flower power era of the 60s perfectly, love this song so much... thanks for this rare video of The Herd with the brilliant Peter Frampton on lead vocals...

LuSandoz

que hermoso video peter frampton tan jovencito! que hermoso papito bello chunkupalimitay me encanta!!!!!!!!!!

shemanic1

truly wonderful video, thanks. One of my prized 45s I will spin it this Friday on my pub gig just for you

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