Renaissance (transitional line-up ) - Golden Thread (1080p HD) video free download
Renaissance before Annie Haslam!
Back on again... in a better quality!... Enjoy! ;-)
Most of you are probably more familiar with the Renaissance group featuring Annie Haslam as main vocalist instead of the original line-up featuring Keith Relf and Jane Relf as front singers...
In between this transitional stage however, Renaissance had seen a succession of personnel and changes in style over a year or so!..
The line-up shown here, only knew a short existence from November till December 1970.
It consisted of:
Terry Crowe (lead vocals and backing vocals)
Binky Cullom (lead vocals and backing vocals)
Mike Dunford (guitar and backing vocals)
John Tout (keyboards)
Terry Slade (drums)
Neil Korner (bass guitar)
NB: This track was originally sung lead by Jim McCarty! ;-)
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Comments
9 years ago
Jan Harkema
SUPERBE9 years ago
nondepouk
Bravo !!!10 years ago
Caitlyn Martin
I have the DVD and it is worth the price of admission. I don't know if there is any other live version of Renaissance doing "Golden Thread" out there.11 years ago
Qkano
Thanks for adding this. Have the music on DVD ... but first time I've seen the line up. Some very haunting vocals there.11 years ago
DarthABBA
now I have to dig up Illusion to listen to it again...and the first album...i wonder if they were made on tape...vinyl is not exactly portable12 years ago
Vives1000
Eh, neguim, fera demais, supermassa. À parte, a beleza da vocalista, bela, bela.13 years ago
moby boy
what is the tradiniotnal line-up ? i dont see the orginal soloist here13 years ago
tim g
@MidnightMoses69 Thanks and yes! I did get a copy of Bacharach Baroque which turned out to be a Baroque version of songs by Burt Bacharach lol. Seems obvious of course - but no internet and very difficult to obtain accurate information in 1972. I must be one of the few people to have all Renaissance /Illusion and Bacharach Baroque in their vinyl collection. Not sure if this is something to be proud or ashamed...... :-) The Bacharach ownership I mean of course...13 years ago
tim g
@MidnightMoses69 Thanks and yes! I did get a copy of Bacharach Baroque which turned out to be a Baroque version of songs by Burt Bacharach lol. Seems obvious of course - but no internet and very difficult to obtain accurate information in 1972. I must be one of the few people to have all Renaissance /Illusion and Bacharach Baroque in their vinyl collection. Not sure if this is something to be proud or ashamed...... :-)13 years ago
Alex Harvey
@londonbangkok Thanks, you just brought back a distant memory. Do you remember the old Phonolog? It was a huge directory that listed almost every musical recording ever made. It had an erroneous listing of a nonexistent Renaissance album named "Bacharach Baroque". I tried for at least two years to special order it. I have all Illusion (I think) and all pre-1980 Renaissance albums. Illusion's "Face Of Yesterday" was playing in my cassette deck when my car was totaled almost 30 years ago.13 years ago
Alex Harvey
I found it interesting to see John with sheet music. Had he just joined the band and not familiar with the songs?13 years ago
JimMcCartyandCo
@IntuitionDigression This is an extract of the caption, underneath the video! ;-) The line-up shown here, only knew a short existence from November till December 1970. It consisted of: Terry Crowe (lead vocals and backing vocals) Binky Cullom (lead vocals and backing vocals) NB: This track was originally sung lead by Jim McCarty! ;-) This is indeed the transitional line-up just after Keith's Relf Renaissance and just before Annie Haslam!... I'm glad you like the original line-up!...13 years ago
tim g
@JimMcCartyandCo Yes! I own all of them! Was at the Victoria Theatre Concert in c77 when Illusion supported Dory Previn. I seem to remember it was billed the other way round initially with DP supporting Illusion, somehow it was switched. DP was OK but I went to see Illusion of course. When I questioned "Is Jim McC here at all?" , I meant in this video of Golden Thread, not on this website in general!! :-). We all looked differnet in 1970 or whenever the video was taken:-)13 years ago
JimMcCartyandCo
@londonbangkok Yes, I'm here... every now and then! ;-) Cheers for your kind comment! Do you also own any of the Illusion material?13 years ago
tim g
@phasedin Surely it is John Tout on piano in this clip. Is Jim McCarty here at all? In any case a brilliant few minutes of music. I own every Renaissance LP/CD (not counting some greatest hits stuff whuch would be pure duplication) and love the music of all the various line-ups. Often for different reasons!13 years ago
GOLDEN WISDON
THANK-YOU FOR POSTING13 years ago
JimMcCartyandCo
@phasedin Neil Korner is the bass player and you'll find Terry Slade on the drums! Binky and Terry Slade met durring this very occasion, got married, had three children and are still going strong these days!... ;-)13 years ago
JimMcCartyandCo
@thatmuse76 Less than 12 months actually! I suspect Terry Crowe was chosen because he sounded a bit like Keith in the first place!... ;-) I don't know much of it myself, but John Hawken surely has the answer as he was the one involved with recruiting the new line-up!13 years ago
thatmuse76
@JimMcCartyandCo But it was this line-up with Jane, not Binky. This footage is the only recording of Binky in the band. Remarkably, Terry Crowe sounds a lot like Keith on this track. I still find it amazing that Renaissance appeared on Beat Club just 12 months earlier with a completely different line-up.14 years ago
Saikofan
wow! amazing quality, thanks again!Related Videos
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