1 Delaney & Bonnie with Eric Clapton - Comin' Home (1970).avi video free download

Chris Muse

I had an 8 track tape with Delaney and Bonnie songs that I have never found else where. Delaney and Bonnie were the first great ensemble band that I ever saw live - what a trip. I love Bonnie, Delaney a true Southern Gentleman. Peace.

NJcruiser

Kinda sad seeing this video. Harrison gone, Radle gone, Delaney gone, Keys gone and Gordon locked up probably forever.

Vinnie Damato

wow, what a lineup, I'm willing to bet a few of our friends here look like they shared a nice "spoon" before this performance, nice!

Siegfried Otto Seidenstücker

das ist handgemacht-einfach ne Messe!

Sublime Music Channel

Poor Jim Gordon: lost his fuckin' mind behind the white powder.

Allen Albright

Wow this is so good ! I wonder how many people know that Delaney wrote the song "Superstar " made popular by Karen Carpenter and the person playing the drums wrote that cool piano at the end of Eric Clapton's Layla.

TR5T

Was she HOT or whaaaat!!

Dave Pipe

Delaney & Bonnie were the opening act for Blind Faith & yes, E.C wuz there!#dapimusic #mymusichangout #rockmusic #delaneyandbonnie #ericclapton #the60s #georgeharrison 

Mark Buscemi

Wow Never saw this video..Wicked coolForgot Billy Preston on Keyboards.... Double WOW!!!!

Jørgen Andersen

See this one: Deleany & Bonnie & Friends; Copenhagen December 10, 1969. Thats where this foto is from, I think ! You wille find Full show, full line up and setlist.

David Balcon

Pretty much the Derek and the Dominoes line up here too. Jim Gordon on drums and Carl Radle on bass in the band. Couldn't see if it was Bobby Whitlock on keys too

Joan Flores Constans

Espectacular!

iDigaNicePony

If its not its somebody who looks more like George than George did at the time ;)

Aaron Bean

fuckin bobby keys on sax too, he played with the stones all through the 70s i would have killed to have seen this show.

xosoccer6

When Apple comes up with the time machine app, I will be at this show : )

Bass1955Man

I saw the show in '69 at Liverpool Empire when I was 14. When Delaney introduced George, ONE PERSON squealed ( not me ). Everyone was awestruck by George's presence. He looked like a prince. Brilliant show. Delaney played a maroon Les Paul, Eric, a black beauty, George played what looked like Lennon's Epiphone from Let it Be. Rita Coolidge was there and could have had me if she'd played her cards right!

Bernhard Torsch

band introduction says. "Eric Clapton and George Harrison on guitars". So yes.

urbane guerilla

great rock 'n' smack track, honest rock...

splendidcurves

If I were alive 50 years from now, and some child asked me "what is rock and roll?", (or maybe tomorrow), I'd point them to this...what more do you want?

c. k. sandi

Amazing, what a neat YouTube find! :) awesome awesome awesome awesome :)