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Has the guitar historian ever lived in the 70's ? ...

prepackage pop content .... shame on Dave for not sharing the wealth with the rest of the members ....

Sticky Fingers is Peak Stones. Fantastic album

definitely The Allmans at Fillmore !

Other than the masterpiece that is 'All Right Now' and maybe a couple of other songs, i could never really get into his phrasing as the blues giant he allegedly is hailed as. Kind of like a Rory Gallagher whose fans have a long winded reverence for, and somehow can sway dilettantes into believing the majority of the songs are great and not just B-side sounding and plodding along with very marginal vocal charms.

The 'second album' is a good one to learn to play guitar from. And thankfully his 'singing' is very minimal. Mostly instrumental.

Totally understand what he went thru, I burnt out on Acid in 2001-2002, it was bad, took me a long time to recover, as soon as my brain popped on acid I just want to be left alone, so it's been 22+ years of pushing people away.

Imagine they picked John Paul Jones on bass 👍🏻🎸

Quit with the forgotten shit…it’s juvenile.

Legend!! ..love it

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards could have made Ian Stewart a full member of the band later, if they so wished, but they didn't. Why not? He deserved it. They mourned his passing and eulogized him, spoke of him as though he was a full member of the group, but never gave him what he deserved for staying so loyal to the group.

THANK YOU--MOST INFORMATIVE.

Bill's birthday was not a secret then, they just called it 1941, not the real year, 1936.

Dave Clarks aging face pretty much speaks for his ominous character. A protege of talent riding thief and con man ( or prototype or imitation) of Col. Tom Parker

The lost weekend

A gentle pushback … sure, The Who. BUT I never thought “A Quick One” the best showcase song. Tull, a relative unknown, was a great opener. Taj was the eclectic act and delivered. The Dirty Mac - half a performance, although the violinist was the redeeming performer on “Whole Lotta Yoko”, a tune that probably found its title well after Led Zeppelin’s demise. BTW, Zep was one of Brian’s picks for the invited performers but got rejected. Marianne’s choice of tune was odd, though she did glow. The Stones took the stage wasted but performed admirably, despite rumors Brian’s licks were mixed down or simply uncaptured. A very worthy concert film and glad the band released it.

Like Roberto Clemente , gone so quickly and legacy in progress.

He was too good.

It was never buried. Just went under the radar and over some HEADS.😎

Thank you for a great video. Lots of info I never knew. Love love love Bill and BeBop Deluxe ! Maid in Heaven and the Modern Music Suite being my favorites.

His string bends frightend me to death. The first time I thought to better quit guitar playing was when hearing Joe Pass. The second time it was Roy Buchanan.

Kossoff forgotten? Never! What a loss! That solo on the live version of Mr Big (Doing their thing) 1970 gives me goosebumps every single time! That shit is like matches & gasoline..... Kossoff is the poster child for the guitar face, nobody can do it better

A wise man said believe nothing of what you hear, and only half of what you see. That means this message too I guess. No offense to Ron but he made bad decisions and further if he really had a case lawyers would smell money and he would get his. It's a little unbelievable that if it matters enough that it's been known for decades AFTER the DC5's 10 minutes in the limelight that at some point Ron would not have seek advice and filed copyright suits. That he would be concerned about Rick and Lenny after say '66? nahhh, that doesn't land well. I'm sure he didn't "get his" but I'm also sure we won't ever know the truth. Even as a kid in '64 I knew the DC5 records were phony as a 3 dollar bill. They sounded like my parents music compared to the Beatles... Zip a Dee Doo Dah? On Broadway? Chaquita? (Tequila) Give me a break, and the production was so fake commercial smooth I just knew that wasn't them playing and I was only 11-12. In the 80s I'd run into Dave all the time when he had his offices in the Capitol tower for his RSG and Time projects 'bout same time Brian May was always there with the StarFleet project and Queen were doing Flash Gordon also on EMI/Capitol at the time. 👀

My 73 year old grandpa is still working a job at 73.

Brilliant!

Canned heat is so underrated some real jams

Nice work. Ian deserves such a thoughtful tribute

I cried while listening to Baby Blue after reading the Band's history with the greedy/scammer manager that caused Pete Ham to end his potential music career...also his life.

Roy along with Danny Gatton were never going to be household names they didn,t do the stupid look at me im a guitar god poses. They didn,t fit the profile. Roy looked and dressed like your Geography Teacher and Danny walked on stage dressed like he,d come to fix the roof. They might be unknown to the masses. But the lesser more succesful guitar gods of today are very aware of them

Got Tommy's 2 solo albums , each in its own right a masterpiece. He was taken from us much too soon. I'm sure he's making music somewhere. God bless you Tommy, you are sorely missed!

Koss is NOT forgotten and never will be!!!!!!

Their music has always been enough for me.

Bill Wyman says Rory would not have fit well with the Stones because he could not be subservient to Mick and Keith. True. Rory was a hardcore (and very good) soloist. But Ronnie Wood can solo, play rhythm guitar, and he always does what Keith says. Think about it. The punk style of most of "Some Girls," "Emotional Rescue," and "Tattoo You," etc would never have happened. Ronnie worked out way better, weaving with Keith. I know a guy who kept a $1000 Bose stereo in his college dorm room in 1975. He played Rory Gallagher constantly. So I knew of the deep admiration.

I really enjoyed this little retrospective on Big Star, and I actually even learned a few things! The only little complaint I have is the loop of the instrumental in the background. Over and over, it gets really annoying. Why not put a few clips of Big Star and Alex Chilton music making your short even more interesting?

Bought my JV Squier Strat back in 83. Little idea what I had; sure glad I kept it. She still looks and sounds beautiful.

Classic radio never plays any Mott The Hoople or Ian solo.

I was able to see Roy twice in my younger years, an I have never seen anyone who could ever come close to playing at his level 🎸🎸🎸🎸 And I have seen most of the Greatest players Great Guitarist 🎸🎸🎸🎸♥️

It was a huge mistake to invite The Who just when they were beginning their untouchable live era. Even way past their prime at the concert for 9/11 they stole the show. Pete has a knack for having the right song, at the right place, at the right time. This performance was one of those. That was more than just music, it was a theatrical performance.

Too many guys buy this guitar and don't play blues on it which is crap! like 149.

Worked in a record store and found a vinyl copy of Teaser. Been a fan ever since. He could of been one of the best guitarist of all time had he lived longer.

His sound was pure no pedals no effect no wha wha great sound one of the best

It wasn’t a gift from Clapton. Stop rehashing the same bollocks.

The first rock super group and the first jam band. Hard to deny the massive impact and influence made by Cream in just 30 months.

This is great, but you don’t mention Billy price and change my mind

At 14:20............"a partner in crime" ????????? What the fuck is that supposed to mean ?

I remember that month, not for the music but for the February 9th earthquake that happened that year. Known as the Sylmar earthquake, I was 9 and a half and living with my parents in our home in Yorba Linda. I'm going to be 62 this year and I still remember that.

Caned haet sux

The Les and Mary team were great. She could play the hell out of a guitar. As for not-as-well-known as should be, have you considered doing a video on Richard Thompson?

Not sold on mentall illness, i know 2 casualties of acid myself, its acid.

The AC band was my favorite in high school. The first album I ever bought was Billion Dollar Babies, and I wore that sucker out. I never saw the original band live, but, I saw them on Halloween, here in Phoenix when they played at the AZ State Fair, probably in 2015 or so. I had chills and tears in my eyes when they played Halo of Flies. They even brought out the gallows for the first time in many years. My Mom always thought I flipped when she heard me listening to Killer and BDB! What great albums.