Big Country - when Stuart Adamson stops the gig in New York video free download
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Duration: 02:53
Uploaded: 2011/04/09
During Big Country's massive 1986 USA gig at The Pier in New York, trouble breaks out in front of the stage. Two thirds of their way through 'Inwards' and much to the appreciation of the audience, Stuart notices what's going on and promply stops the band to deal with the offenders, having a stern word with the security guys in the process. 'For a group who is definitely not about violence, that was a little bit stupid.' The man is a legend and this is Big Country at their finest.
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9 years ago
Dawne Abdul Al-Bari
Social Responsibility is being right at the Right time. Thanks Stuart and Big Country. The Spirit Never Dies ;-> 'For a group who is definitely not about violence, that was a little bit stupid.' The man is a legend and this is Big Country at their finest.9 years ago
Aaron50001
I saw him and Tony dragging bouncers off an over excited fan during a gig at the Liverpool Empire in 1983 . A true caring , sincere Human Being . RIP Stuart you`re sorely missed .9 years ago
Jakob Glocke
one amazing gig one amazing guy. bless u stuart u were one of a kind9 years ago
Mark Seery
Adamson showing himself as a class act. RIP mate9 years ago
Frank Bickelhaupt
Great video.Could someone tell me how the classic music piece respectively theme (intro) is called, before Big Country began to play?Many thanks9 years ago
pauldogsalad
seen many bands over the years, too many to count, but these have always been up there with the best. R.I.P. Stuart.9 years ago
Dawne Abdul Al-Bari
Stuart...The Consummate Adult ;->9 years ago
Baz Smith
that was me..in the fight with security..i regret it but they were been very heavy handed 9 years ago
katoness
Ah, that's a true Scotsman9 years ago
Mark Mark
Rip stuart great singer, missed x9 years ago
Paul Reilly
One big regret I have is never seen them live they were the best 9 years ago
Elvis Has left the building
Stuart Adamson a monster of a talent. A sad, sad end indeed, but so much to celebrate from the music he left behind, timeless. 9 years ago
Bob Smiley
Still so sad to think of how depressed Stuart had become....such a great band. Stuart was such a good so writer...honest and passionate. Oh...and he could play a little Ebow guitar also....RIP Stuart.9 years ago
Brian Brady
God i miss bands like this. What ever happened to all the good sounds. Rip stuart from a fellow addict9 years ago
John Campbell
Stuart, Willie Simpson, and I were all in the same class at Secondary School Cowdenbeath in the early 70's. He was learning to play guitar then. He and his mates were always going on about Monty Pythons Flying Circus! RIP.9 years ago
amaranth7777
Saw them in Sheffield in the 80'sAwesome and still the loudest band I've seen....and I've seen oooooooooodles lolRIP Stuart9 years ago
Colin Moore
Saw them live three times, the most memorable was at Knebworth when they played at Queens last Concert.RIP Freddie and Stuart two great musicians greatly missed9 years ago
73KHS
Bless you Stuart, you are still missed by so many.9 years ago
john fallen
Legend..please stay with the UK..The English really do love the jocks..9 years ago
