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Roxy Music Forever

I've been looking on RUclips for footage of Richard Lester getting that award for being the father of MTV. I've read about it in articles, that it happened at one of their VMAs.

Robin and Michael hutchence make me swoon. ❤

Absolutely FANTASTIC!!!! So very sad and hard to believe that within a year or so of this wonderful concert he would take his own life. You could see the ABSOLUTE JOY he brought to that audience. They were so happy and dancing. To have that effect on countless numbers of people around the world is truly a gift from God. But his "demons" were just too much for him to bear. And if this were not tragic enough, his daughter Kim died of a brain tumor in the 90s as well. Hopefully they are in heaven singing together! RIP😢

That female backup singer was REALLY moving and gyrating the whole time!! She looked a little up in years- how did she do it??😂

It's a trip a Fucking Trip

They don't make 'em like that anymore. A real rocker...

The Beatles were a walking zeitgeist

Horrible

Roxy, Rule Ok.

"As we endeavoured to become partners in this explosion of interest worldwide." Interesting phrasing.

Bryan Ferry could have been James Bond

God I want a Thunderbird Guitar now..

nah where's the crims ? would have better with the abos up front crying "Hey brother i never done it " lol ffs... cheers

Brian Ferry.... handsomest Englishman❤🎶💕

Such a great performance. Brings back to mind what a great voice he had. One of the GOATs for sure. RIP Del Shannon

i saw them twice. At the Cow Palace in 65, and the last show at Candle Stick Park in 66.

Great performance

At 0:02 a Spinal Tap moment when Robin didn't know what the Sydney Opera House building was...lol.

Mark's Rickenbacker is a fucking beast of a guitar.

You call them cool i always called them posers,i was into Roxy Music from beginning with Eno,so much more inventive than some bands,but alas later on it was less substance more filler,after Manifesto,that was it for me,but at their peak they were great,saw them at Leeds Uni on Country Life tour that was awsome.

I would like this better ......if they stopped singing for a while & let the music breath a little bit. Great band but ....... wish they had a rockin Instrumental or something in there.

what did Rick throw out in the audience at 59:29 ??? Its not a KISS record. so what is it?

Any one the name of the girl playing guitar next to him.

Even from Cincy USA.... Billy is the man, just now a legend and forever flying higher than any eagle! ☀️🛰️🌘 🌏 Child of the sun-

I must be cool 😎 then I've listened to them for years

Knowing that when the Beatles performed, the screaming was so deafening, that the audience couldn’t hear them, and they couldn’t hear each other, I thought I would watch their concerts, minus the sound, to see what effect, if any, it had on me. I noticed I was reacting to their body language, rhythmic movements, the way they strummed, the swing that Ringo had, and especially their smiles. The way they looked at each other, seemed as if they were able to admire what each one of them contributed to the whole. They were a well oiled machine, and a package of talent, honed to perfection, to produce maximum musical enjoyment. I felt as if there was an enormous bolus of energy inside their bodies, and I imagined their voices, fingers, and instruments acting as conduits to places where their combined rhythmic musical energies could escape, and be converted into sound. You could see in their faces, how much they were enjoying the music they created, and they were enjoying the fact that people loved them as people, and also loved them for the way their music made them feel. That came as a surprise to me, because considering the crowd couldn’t hear them, what I would have expected to see were four guys with blank facial expressions and unenthusiastic body movement, going through the motions. For the Beatles, ‘showmanship’ and a dedicated work ethic, went hand in hand.

The Beatles’ mix of playful silliness with musical genius has become the gift that keeps on giving, as we move from one generation to the next. How remarkable was it that 4 unbelievably talented men would find their way into the same band, none of them concerned with anything else but musicianship, who were, for all intents and purposes, married to each other for about 5 years, who eventually went off on their own, still able to impress us with their special gifts in music. They paved the way for the changes we are accustomed to seeing today, in the way live shows are put on. They didn’t have an entourage, and they came close to being electrocuted while doing live shows in the rain. Although they weren’t able to hear themselves perform, which drove them into the studio for good, it is a testament to how well they understood each other’s musical “gait”, that enabled them to perform as if they could hear each other. Their experiences showed how important it was to have people with backgrounds in business and contracts who you could trust, which has certainly benefited the likes of Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, and many others.

My precious recordings, that I have own and collected! Now, Bryan performs!🤣😂😍🥰❣

Here in 2024. I saw Roxy Mysic at the Forum here in LA about 6 months ago. Bryan’s voice isn’t quite the same, but the music and the feeling are still there.

One of my favorites. God's speed, Del Shannon.

RIP Billy. You could really SHAKE'M DOWN. I bought this single after hearing it on a BBC prog back at that time. I'll have it played when I pass.

Thank you for this… I was too young to go to the theater by myself to see A Hard Days Night so my mom took me (we walked no short distance) and came for me when it was over. Thanks mom ❤

I was there to mate in the scene John wasn't in I was his stand in they were great to me they gave me a nice watch with no hands John said that I will never be late

Only once in a universe!

Perhaps the funnest thing to do is to goof off and have a good time and that’s what the Beatles were doing. And because they were witty and intelligent it worked like a charm.

I was 11, saving my nickels dimes and quarters to buy a mail order guitar and amp combo… I convinced my mother to take me to the nearest Flagg Bros. shoe store and buy me “Beatle Boots” for my 12th birthday and I thought I was the Luckiest Kid on the planet‼️

I love the Phil Collins bit .

Considering how nowadays AHDN is considered to be a masterpiece, a gem, a treasure -- something that's beyond just being a movie and that never gets old... It's so hard to believe that at the time of its release it was expected to be a throwaway item. But that's the facts -- When Walter Shenson was preparing to restore, remaster and reissue the movie for the first time in 1981, he told me that when he got ahold of the master 35mm negative film reels he was horrified to discover that whoever had been given the job of making trailers for overseas release of the film in the '60s had simply chosen 30 seconds here and a minute there to suit their purposes -- AND CHOPPED IT OUT OF THE MASTER NEGATIVE! Working with inferior prints of those missing chunks and trying to get them fixed up to look and sound as good as the rest of the footage without today's modern computer techniques was an absolutely hellish chore!

This is good music. Probably not a lot of music this man sang. I didn't like. Mark

A wonderful walk down memory lane for this elderly guy who had to ask his parents if he could stay up late to see The Beatles in the Ed Sullivan Show.

Either it's the video that has an overdub or it he was using playback and singback on Walk Away during the concert because that is unmistakenly the studio version of the song.

How is this filmed 1988? The sound and video are sooo good! Better than many similar era videos.

These guys changed the world.

i read del was being considered as a replacement for roy orbison after roy died.Just imagine if they would have done a couple of more albums and a roy orbison tribute tour,what a supergroup.I wish he had been helped with his depression.

Wow, I saw them in 1988 at the Tivoli club in Sydney. That was a memorable show. Does anyone know if this show was just before or after that one? Can’t believe I just ran into this video. 👍

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1:25:00 God I miss the Mentals ... two good singers and a beautiful Quirky Rhythm section .. Where or why arent they doing today what they did then? .. Being totally offscale and original ?

1:12:00 Have the 'amazing Brewster Brothers' ever found (or will they ever find?) A Front man Worthy of their Angels name ? Me thinks Not ... Good luck Brewsters for you are both legends of the ORIGINAL Band 👍👍

Wow John Paul young, as a 1st act sets the stage for 🇦🇺rock 👍👍