The B-52's Channel Z live - New York 1990 video free download


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Duration: 04:50
Uploaded: 2009/10/28

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9 years ago

djpollux

This is real "live". Some pop stars should learn how to do it.

9 years ago

ID Learning

They ROCKED this one live during the actual rebroadcast 1990 show last week. Difficult arrangement...but better than Love Shack IMHO

9 years ago

thinkimfunny

Not a fan of B52's or the genre, but this performance was outstanding! Bravo

10 years ago

Alyssa Lane

Saw them for $6 in del mar!! Awesome band

11 years ago

skeleman1963

she even looks good with rollers in her hair....

11 years ago

kaibar25

oh love those girls

11 years ago

stretchmonster2

You are right...my mistake....that is Zachary Alford.

11 years ago

Craig Rice

No! That is Zachary Alford

11 years ago

ra91342

This group always makes me HAPPY with their cosmic songs!

11 years ago

stretchmonster2

No, I don't.

11 years ago

ronjon83

Do you have the televised performance? I don't know why, but this performance stuck in my head for so many years...

11 years ago

James Ebert

B52s in Hall!

11 years ago

rabbitfish63

I think it's Zachary Alford.

11 years ago

rabbitfish63

Oh, isn't it Zachary Alford?

12 years ago

robin danar

actually, that's Zach Alford on drums. Charley worked with us a bunch back then sitting in on guitar. amazing to see this after all these years.

12 years ago

chets808

there's gold in them that youtube archives ! ! ! this is a really rocking version of Channel Z, think the B-52s were just a kitschy surf rock band, check out the groove after 4:17 that's sick Keith

12 years ago

stretchmonster2

@jnadle1 Yeah, that was him.

12 years ago

Jason Nadle

Who was on drums? That looked a lot like Charley Drayton. I could be wrong.

12 years ago

stretchmonster2

@byamrcn Thanks, ..sorry, but I don't have that version, if there even is one.

12 years ago

byamrcn

This is an extraordinary piece of video--where the heck did you get it? The broadcast performance of this, I thought it was and still is the best #2 song in the history of SNL. Blew me away. Amazing how crude the camerawork is here, knowing how the live version was shot so expertly just a few hours later. Amazed that this footage even exists. (Do you have the full run on all five cameras? Would love to see it all merged like the "Shiny Happy People" posting.) Thank you VERY much for posting it.

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