Geno Washington - You Don't Know (Like I Know) video free download
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Ein weiterer Liveauftritt aus dem Londoner Marquee-Club, präsentiert vom Beat Club am 11.03.1967: Geno Washington und seine Ram Jam Band mit der Isaac Hayes/ David Porter Komposition "You Don't Know (Like I Know)"!
Geno Washongton is an American Soul/ R&B Singer who joined the English soul band The Ram Jam Band in 1965. Due to their energetic live performances - as seen in this Marquee club show - they build a strong fan following and became even popular in the mod scene. They also recorded two of the biggest selling UK albums of the 60s - and both were live albums! After the group broke up in 1969, Geno Washiington started a solo career and returned to the USA. It's said that Geno Washington met the young musician Ian Brown in 1984 at a birthday party in Manchester and told him that he should start to sing and became a star. Ian Brown went on to form The Stone Roses - one of the most popular bands of the late 80s Madchester movement (also known as Manchester Rave or short Rave).
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10 years ago
john cwik
Brilliant ,ain't sure about the boots though LOL10 years ago
David Willington
LP's are still rotating10 years ago
zeboczulu
Used to watch them in the magic 60,s Fantastic!!10 years ago
mzbfromthebay
this. 3 people are deaf, stupid, and have NO SOUL.!10 years ago
Valerie Porch
Seen these in the Muni Pontypridd South Wales about 1968 or 69. Loved them 10 years ago
Gerie Graham
Wow, what can I say this brought back so many memories from the 60's and early 70's. I saw Geno and the Ram Jam band numerous times at Falkirk Town Hall. That place was packed out every time they appeared, absolutely brilliant. Loved this song and came across it by accident on Youtube and had to share it :-)))11 years ago
kidfromtheseventies
Shoe shop owner regrets buying a the gross of silver boots he can't sell, just then Geno and his band walk past....11 years ago
Larry Wyse
Geno Washington's life was depicted in the Dexy's Midnight Runners song "Geno", which became the first of two UK #1 hits for the band. The song also went to #2 in Ireland.11 years ago
Terry Heaton
Saw them a few times at the Twisted Wheel ,Manchester,mid 60,s and again a couple of years ago at the Philharmonic Hall ,Liverpool ...still full of soul and energy !!11 years ago
Anthony Russell
Love the boots... Hounslow RickyTick 1966/7...blew my mind. The backing band are unsung heroes..11 years ago
Liz Wright
Saw them at the Ricky Tick Club Windsor mid 60's, brilliant11 years ago
Susan Moffat
I saw them at the Club A'Gogo on Percy St, Ncle as well - loved the band - last time I heard them play was on Newbiggin Beach, Northumberland by chance. Heard their music on the beach and couldn't believe my luck.... !11 years ago
ian belsham
seen them at the club a gogo on percy street newcastle about the mid 60s, they were great.11 years ago
erfa55
Three people dont know, like we now about soul-funky good music!11 years ago
ArexHedlick
Thank you for introducing me to Geno and The Ram Jam! absolutely wonderful music!11 years ago
Marcus Clements
Norman, is that you? JQ may well have been on the door around that time; Jerry and I supported Geno recently in London...must be in his late 60s, couldn't believe the energy he was putting out even at this stage of the game. A very sweet guy - No airs and graces.11 years ago
pat tiern
Ah, the Locarno, what a great place that was. Remember parking our scooters on a nearby roof. Nice library now. Bands gotta play a lot quieter.11 years ago
pat tiern
It was called Hand Clappin' Foot Stompin' Funky-Butt ... Live! Got a very scratched copy of it a few years ago from a car boot for about 50p. Can't play it. Have to get a cd if ever I see one. Geno was a legend in the 60's. Probably one of the biggest live bands in the UK.11 years ago
rockon1966
Simply brilliant live show11 years ago
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