I've had Alchemy for a while. this is a particularly evocative track and i never found anythin else quite like TEB. anyone have any idea what the fourth sound is - perhaps very high notes on a stringed instrument?
Mel's slide pipes can be heard to the full on Dragon Lines - apparently they were made with old inner-tubes. The high sound is most likely Coff on a violin...
Yes, they always started the concerts and it always seemed to be sunny so you could lay down on the grass and let the sound wash all over you - bliss ......
I saw the band at a gig at Loughton College in about 1969. Changed so many ideas I had about music. I think I could get a flash back just listening to this!
I've got all their vinyl up my loft. But the mind can play strange tricks because I could have sworn this track was on "Macbeth"... is there a very similar track on the Macbeth album? Nice video btw
Thanks for the comment!This is track 1 side 1 off of "Alchemy" Macbeth has a similar bleak sound only with Simon House VCS3 and Denny Bridges guitar,Best get up in that loft and check it out!!
And lets not forget that the song "Fleance" on Macbeth was - bizarrely enough- sung by none other than Keith Chegwin....it's quite obviously Cheggers when you watch the movie. I still listen to "air, earth Fire & water" which I have on CD.
There are many of us wondering what the f**k we have mutated into from this much simpler (if naive) time; so don't be hard on yourself. The fact TEB could actually exist (and be broadcast) alongside Zep and the rest says it all really. Impossible to explain to kids now, not that I particularly want to try. Gonna play it again, then dig out the vinyl...
I might be naive ,But I believe that unless we promote it, Third ear music might just be a distant memory to us and something the younger generation never get to hear.
I think many musicians have absorbed TEB and continue to develop the mosaic. I bought Hymn To The Sphynx, which I assumed was a new TEB CD, a few years ago and banged it on. Suddenly the synths stopped, Paul Minns' oboe chilled the room and my life froze over as Abelard and Heloise began. I had never heard of the suite (recorded '70) before. That sublime, disjointed and truly unexpected moment brought back the impact TEB had thirty odd years previous. Unreal and timeless.
Felt the same way when I first discovered "A&H" Paul Minns is superb on that C.D.Just got Third Ear band as "National Balkans Assm"On e-bay!(Just need to purchase a deck to play it on!)
i bought this album after seeng them at hyde park with edgar broughton band also reminds me i took alot of psycotropic substances in those days memories of lying in a trance in my bedroom in perivale!!!1969 ha ha happy daze!!! lol
the deafer I get, the less this shit means...I mean that in a caring way
Rikk303 5 months ago
The track is called "Mosaic" .
willHulbert 9 months ago
what is the name of this song,?
lukethebelgian 9 months ago
Very good job, friend
immolation333 1 year ago
@immolation333 Many thanks for your kind comments!
willHulbert 1 year ago
@immolation333 Absolutely - you've really caught the mood, the spirit, the ethos of this extraordinary music by one of the all-time great bands.
I just wonder who the two tin-eared/visually impaired/aesthetically challenged idiots (so far) are who DIDN'T like this!
Fredigundis22 11 months ago
good video, make one for ghetto raga next!
urckrecords 1 year ago
listen to flowers of romance by PIL where did lydon and co get the inspiration ???
MrBloomdido 2 years ago
Hmmnn!See what you mean, But surely not???
willHulbert 2 years ago
Excellent stuff. Very weird but right up my street.
philipsmovies 2 years ago
come on will, cut out the edgar broughton stuff and give us some more of this
alamo11 2 years ago
What?
willHulbert 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Utter nonsense.
clivetemple 3 years ago
clive - believe me , you had to have been there - then you might understand. And I'm not being condescending at all.
P + L
coolredmudball 3 years ago
I'll give it another go. Before you know it I'll be grooving to The Incredible String Band. ;)
clivetemple 3 years ago
back for another dose !!
alamo11 3 years ago
Saw them at the Roundhouse chalk farm road in the 60s also on Parliament hill as I lived next to them in Tufnell park, sounded the same live.
sambollet 3 years ago 3
I've had Alchemy for a while. this is a particularly evocative track and i never found anythin else quite like TEB. anyone have any idea what the fourth sound is - perhaps very high notes on a stringed instrument?
demisemi88 3 years ago 2
I always thought it was Mel Davies on Slide pipes (Not quite sure what they are though).
willHulbert 3 years ago
Mel's slide pipes can be heard to the full on Dragon Lines - apparently they were made with old inner-tubes. The high sound is most likely Coff on a violin...
sabrinaeden 3 years ago
Werner Herzog used 'Ghetto Raga' for his Fata Morgana movie, perfect match images - music
vogelmandrie 3 years ago
I did'nt know which piece he used for Fata morgana,Never having seen it,But I just knew it had to be Ghetto Raga,As you say the perfect match!
willHulbert 3 years ago
Yes, they always started the concerts and it always seemed to be sunny so you could lay down on the grass and let the sound wash all over you - bliss ......
vintagekitsch 3 years ago 3
Glad this has brought back fond memories!Wish I could have been there.Have posted another T.E.B.video hope you like it.
willHulbert 3 years ago
Yay! The Third Ear Band. Watched/listened to them in Hyde Park in the sun in the sixties - bliss! They were amazing.
~(:o})=
vintagekitsch 3 years ago
They always started those free concerts didnt they? I dont think they were filmed though.
bigboxbobby2 3 years ago
You never know what will turn up on "Youtube"!
willHulbert 3 years ago
I saw the band at a gig at Loughton College in about 1969. Changed so many ideas I had about music. I think I could get a flash back just listening to this!
FullersRd 3 years ago
...the music are excelent¡¡ It's like Univers Zero.
roroguitar 3 years ago
Saw this band back in the late 60s,it was i belive what tripping out was all about,just magic,thankyou.
terminater1952 4 years ago 3
1st time ever hearing this band... certainly wont be the last !!!!
wigmiester 4 years ago
How did you discover this?
willHulbert 4 years ago
Looking up world fusion music i saw the name on wikipedia. I thought the name sounded interesting so i looked it up here....
Have u any more u could post ???
wigmiester 4 years ago
Am in the process of doing another vid!Meanwhile you could check out Paukuttaja site,Has a fragment of "Fire" off second
Album.(It,s the one that starts with"P"and has
about 10 a's in the title!)
willHulbert 4 years ago
I found them in the credits for Polanski's MacBeth. They do the music for the movie.
fosterch 3 years ago
Can anyone tell me which song (and album) is used by Werner Herzog in his 'Fata Morgana' movie, you can check here on youtube, thxs
glfgecko 4 years ago
Ei kovin kaksinen kuvitus, mutta ainut ja paras.
paukuttaja 4 years ago
Just wish I knew what that meant?
willHulbert 4 years ago
Only and therefore the best TEB-video available :-)
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Wrote a fan since summer -72
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P.S
Check also "Pääsiääsvalakialla" on my videos.
paukuttaja 4 years ago
Excellent! Also a fan from summer of 72.
willHulbert 4 years ago
I've got all their vinyl up my loft. But the mind can play strange tricks because I could have sworn this track was on "Macbeth"... is there a very similar track on the Macbeth album? Nice video btw
incongra 4 years ago
Thanks for the comment!This is track 1 side 1 off of "Alchemy" Macbeth has a similar bleak sound only with Simon House VCS3 and Denny Bridges guitar,Best get up in that loft and check it out!!
willHulbert 4 years ago
And lets not forget that the song "Fleance" on Macbeth was - bizarrely enough- sung by none other than Keith Chegwin....it's quite obviously Cheggers when you watch the movie. I still listen to "air, earth Fire & water" which I have on CD.
incongra 4 years ago
Played thier first albnum incessantly when I was young. It stuck.
kezmo52 4 years ago
one of my fav bands, wish I could have seen them live. This track is my favourite and so too is the album. Nice work.
3977wampy 4 years ago
ps now all i seem to do now is slave for money went wrong somewhere didnt it!!!)*(didnt i ))
brightonmod 4 years ago
There are many of us wondering what the f**k we have mutated into from this much simpler (if naive) time; so don't be hard on yourself. The fact TEB could actually exist (and be broadcast) alongside Zep and the rest says it all really. Impossible to explain to kids now, not that I particularly want to try. Gonna play it again, then dig out the vinyl...
DannyDesperate 4 years ago
Hi Danny! TEB Only exists if we make it exist.
I might be naive ,But I believe that unless we promote it, Third ear music might just be a distant memory to us and something the younger generation never get to hear.
willHulbert 4 years ago
I think many musicians have absorbed TEB and continue to develop the mosaic. I bought Hymn To The Sphynx, which I assumed was a new TEB CD, a few years ago and banged it on. Suddenly the synths stopped, Paul Minns' oboe chilled the room and my life froze over as Abelard and Heloise began. I had never heard of the suite (recorded '70) before. That sublime, disjointed and truly unexpected moment brought back the impact TEB had thirty odd years previous. Unreal and timeless.
DannyDesperate 4 years ago
Felt the same way when I first discovered "A&H" Paul Minns is superb on that C.D.Just got Third Ear band as "National Balkans Assm"On e-bay!(Just need to purchase a deck to play it on!)
willHulbert 4 years ago
i bought this album after seeng them at hyde park with edgar broughton band also reminds me i took alot of psycotropic substances in those days memories of lying in a trance in my bedroom in perivale!!!1969 ha ha happy daze!!! lol
brightonmod 4 years ago
fantastic ! thanks
davidreedmedia 4 years ago
Glad you liked it!Are you a fan of the TEB?
willHulbert 4 years ago
Me encanta Third Ear Band. Tengo varios discos de ellos, nunca pensé ver esta video. Muchas gracias.
psaavedrat 4 years ago
Thank you for rating my video, I would be interested in any comments.
willHulbert 4 years ago