What are some of the best live videos you've seen?This album is incredible for its sincerity, atmosphere, song selection and audience participation (audio only)https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eQL4Mtk4Cdg&list=OLAK5uy_nVpkj3ot2J2CAKFnpCJGh4EqxlfZB6X_8&index=1Here's to Cheshire, Here's to Cheese (track 4) is amazing when the kids learn the chorus.Also,The Carpenters in Concert at New London Theatre (video) is great. Unreal talent, taste and varietyhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1MCarkGd4Xk&list=RD1MCarkGd4Xk&start_radio=1A few honorable mentions are Rory Gallagher at Rockpalast 1977, Bo Diddley at Cornell Spring Weekend 1959 and especially Throbbing Gristle at the London Film Makers Co-Op 1978. There's so many gems out there.
*meant to only link the Carpenters' performance, not a mix someone else made.
The Complete Bowdoin College Concert 1960 [Smithsonian/Folkways, 2012]Aesthetically and politically, Seeger has his soft and sometimes dishonest sides. But he's a titan nonetheless, and as rock criticism's longest-running anti-folkie I'm qualified to swear that such standards as "Good Night Irene," "Wimoweh," "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore," and the magnificent "Bells of Rhymney" are as much a part of the American songbook as "White Christmas" and "Summertime"--which latter, as it happens, Seeger anointed at Bowdoin in 1960, one of the thousands of solo shows he played during his 17-year blacklist. There are Harry Smith picks, "Old Dan Tucker," "Big Rock Candy Mountain," a just-germinating "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?," a cutting soldiers-as-workers song called "D-Day Dodgers," and not much dreck at all--luckily, Malvina Reynolds hasn't written "Little Boxes" yet. Impeccable yet conversational, as avuncular singing as talking, Seeger evokes the folk far more cannily than most patricians, and his beloved banjo provides exactly as much unassuming musicality as he needs. He recorded hundreds more songs. But these two discs serve his legend well. A-
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>>132102657nice pedo b8 cover. if that came out today Seeger would be wearing an electronic bracelet.
Sam cooke's "one night stand live at the Harlem square club 1963" is the best live music will ever be, it was all just downhill from there.
>>132104603back then he only had to worry about being on a government watchlist for being a commie
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>>132102657this guy was singing to kids about unions kek
>>132104936The exact reference goes over my head, but from what I've read, and for what it's worth, he always got parent permission before beginning each sketch.
>>132104603>>132104889he had three children of his own, bit rude to call him that tbqh
>>132104603>>132104889>>132105154All yts are pedos just look at that cover no Black or Brown artist would celebrate pedophilia like that that’s a wypipo thing
>>132102657did he include a cover of Louis Jordan's "That Chick's Too Young To Fry" on here? he really should have.
>>132104858You didn't miss with this one anon. Incredible energy
>>132105268Hi, this baited me. Thanks
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