You're looking at the greatest soul duo of all time with The Righteous Brothers second on that ladder. And can you imagine if Sam & Dave had not had that internal feud how many more great songs they could have possibly made, fuhgettaboudiut, at least another dozen or so god only knows, thanks foir posting, you are righteous brother, amen to you!!!!!
@acromagnonman You can see the whole audience? What's your point? The men on stage are hugely talented and are earning money. The audience is paying. This is show biz, not the Birmingham bus strike.
It was probably a bit of culture shock for some of them, but the audience looked pleased and were smiling, when we finally saw their faces at the end. Where on earth did folks get the idea they were 'grumpy?'
The crow was seated cause dancing was not allowed at the house of culture back then. You can find a german vid from this tour that has the same thing going on.
Used to be a lumberjack in the UK and had this blaring from our winch crane the entire summer while we worked the woods. I was 17 yo but this music is a timeless masterpiece!
Of course Sam and Dave are always great but I'm confused. Wasn't Booker T and The MGs the Stax house and touring band? I'm not familiar with these musicians.
As someone famous once said, "Imitation is the greatest form of flattery". I have always been a big fan of Sam and Dave. Check out the songs credits: Isaac Hayes, Steve Cropper. I could never stand the Blues Brother's version. Nor could I understand everyone going nuts over their version of this great American hit. When I would introduce my friends to the original artists, they went crazy for it. Child of the sixties diggin' soul music.
@mariothepookster as someone who was a fan of comedy fist, and not alive when all these version were made, I like Jim and Dan singing it. but that said, this version is still great!
I don't think so... We've got a band like this too, but there are too many saxophones :(. It still sounds kinda nice ^^. I think music like this sounds good anyway XD
No, my friend. The BluesBrothers were a carefully constructed act meant to honor and memorialize the great music of the sixties. Much like Eric Clapton's intense reverence for the blues, bringing recognition to obscure artists who would have never seen a peep of fame otherwise.
Love this! .... Am afraid to say I had never heard of Sam & Dave until the other night on an episode of Eli Stone!! They sounded good, so decided to give them a listen on youtube.
@FatCatMedia I played in Germany in the early 90s. Same thing there. As soon as we took a break there they all got up to dance. After talking with them, some said they were paying attention out of respect and some didn't hear live music that often, so they wanted to appreciate it. They all enjoyed it, just not all countries were/are conditioned to respond the same.
I once asked a Finnish lady why they all look so deadly serious when they dance the tango. She said something like, 'you wouldn't want everyone around you to think you were having a better time than they were, would you?" No I guess not.
I've been to a lot of sit-down concerts. They started around here (Louisville area) after The Who tragedy in Cincinnati. But I still either chair dance or stand up and dance in my spot. I am amazed and bummed that the Finnish audience just sat there, not even bobbing their heads, especially at a Sam and Dave concert. Oh well, to each his own. That was the 60's...Hopefully they move to the music today.
HA! loved the part where one of the guys accidentally spits in the other guys face and they play it off towards the end. u can tell that the guy who got spat on is pissed and the other dude is like "aw,shit not again" lol
read an article from ny times of music royalties when dealing with music downloads:
“This is life-changing,” said Joyce Moore, the wife of Sam Moore of Sam & Dave, the duo that had hits in the 1960s like “Soul Man.” “If we were being paid a nickel a download, as opposed to 35 cents — that’s a huge amount of money for a guy that is on a fixed income or has to run up and down the road at 75 years old.”
Man I was like in the sixth or seventh grade we would go beserk in the basement with our parents upstairs all the kids on the block would have these get togethers...oh what a time! I dfon't see how these people could sit there with stick up their butts NO SOUL!
I was hoping it'd be the MG's backing them up here, but then they were very busy guys back then with all the studio work they did, and with their own stuff, too. This band totally tears it up, though. It's a shame modern soul music has gotten so smooth. It could get so firey and rocking back then!
I guess in 1967 English language wasn´t widely understood in Finland and soul music was a new phenomenom. That show simply didn´t hit becouse it was not understood.
Maybe they hadn't defrosted...think climate? but then i would a been up there shakin ma tail feather like there's no tomorrow and i'm from chilly Scotland...love sam and dave xxx
the crowd doesn't move because they are all WHITE PEOPLE IN THE 60'S. I bet the REAL PEOPLE right outside that building went crazy when they heard that ground-shaking sound.
Audience consisted from dead people. I am officially ashamed to be finn... But we were then (1967) still unofficial satellite of the soviets so it is kind a like Sam & Dave performing in Red Square.
@HonkeyDolemite Good point HonkeyDolemite, but you of course don't have to be ashamed to be of your culture! You should be proud that your country asked Sam & Dave to come perform back in the day.
Good morning, do you like sixties? Listen and pod cast my program " great sound of 60' s " on the site plumfm. Greeting and made blooper in rock and roll.
Salut, vous aimez les sixties ? Ecoutez et podcatez mon émission "le super son des sixties" sur plum fm. Salut et faites gaffe au rock'n roll.
My mom would be sooooo upset from me rambling through her 45's & Albums, LOL!But it wasn't til I was a little older when I really appreciated Sam& Dave, they put on one heck of a show, thank goodness for "OLDIES"
Great duo and song, but a throwaway performance for an audience who wouldn't know the difference. If this was from Detroit, it would have been SMOKIN'! I'm 61 and can attest that with the great R & B groups, the sweat was rolling and the audience was cooking! I feel sorry for the younger generation that is fed commercial pap.
Watch the films again, the Blues Brothers weren't a tribute band. They were out and out evangelists for the underpinnings of popular American music. They preached blues, swing and R 'n' B and helped bring their heroes to a fresh audience. Personally they opened my eyes, at a tender age, to the towering collosus of talent that was the late, great Cab Calloway.
@demipokeguin if they love the song then they read a liner note or two. if not they are the people that the four four beat bubblegum music was made for and gosh , there is plenty of room for them to love their music their way ,,,,i burned myself a cd with eleven different versions of take me to the river,,,,
What you have to understand is it's 1967 and Europeans, even today, are very polite at public events. No talking during movies, no standing in from of you purpose in a concert hall, etc...
@JWTripleThreat Not all true. Take a look at Little Richard's show on YouTube (in Paris, 1966), you'll see the crowd is somewhat out of control (yes, it's not the hugest crowd excitement ever, but it's the beginning of that in the 60's, and at least, most French people would get off their seat to dance or move just like American audiences, but they like to sit too BTW ;-))
Also, this is Finland, one of the most respectful northern european countries.
are these real people, or manequins?? You have got to be kidding me! No human, could sit through a Sam and Dave performance back then,and not move.... crazy!
@skydancer1x, some people depending on the cultures just didn't move, it was normal for them. But still it's hard to believe they didn't move anything on their body. oh well............
Great stuff from S&D. Saw them in Detroit back then and they always gave a great show. But what's with that audience? Those Finns must have a hole in their soul - no reaction and tepid applause at the end.
Great stuff. Just wondering what they got paid back then.
mokosification 2 days ago
You're looking at the greatest soul duo of all time with The Righteous Brothers second on that ladder. And can you imagine if Sam & Dave had not had that internal feud how many more great songs they could have possibly made, fuhgettaboudiut, at least another dozen or so god only knows, thanks foir posting, you are righteous brother, amen to you!!!!!
theloveman11378 2 days ago
Awesome performance......The crowd was dead though! But all is well.....
mmjaljs 3 weeks ago
@acromagnonman "In the Helsinki Culture House in FINLAND". Do I have to explain it? What does segregation, however horrible, have to do with this?
nunovski2002 1 month ago
@acromagnonman You can see the whole audience? What's your point? The men on stage are hugely talented and are earning money. The audience is paying. This is show biz, not the Birmingham bus strike.
newaccountdebzbd 1 month ago
It was probably a bit of culture shock for some of them, but the audience looked pleased and were smiling, when we finally saw their faces at the end. Where on earth did folks get the idea they were 'grumpy?'
jannertfol 1 month ago
That audience must have been placed into deep freeze before the concert started.
JET997u 1 month ago
The crow was seated cause dancing was not allowed at the house of culture back then. You can find a german vid from this tour that has the same thing going on.
PeteLucasMusic 1 month ago
The Finns got Soul!!! They were dancing on the inside man!
djinnov8 1 month ago
guitar player is way ahead of the beat
redc338able 2 months ago
Hilarious response by the crowd! WTF!!! My soul says "boogie", but my brain says "stay calm"!
Omarateastwind 2 months ago
U were not a lumberjack u fag
nutgobbler100 2 months ago
Used to be a lumberjack in the UK and had this blaring from our winch crane the entire summer while we worked the woods. I was 17 yo but this music is a timeless masterpiece!
itsanillusion100 2 months ago
Can't believe those people could sit still ......
Darci2u2 2 months ago
12 dislikes came from Finns
kingrocker44 2 months ago
worst audience ever
Leethebrave 3 months ago
Of course Sam and Dave are always great but I'm confused. Wasn't Booker T and The MGs the Stax house and touring band? I'm not familiar with these musicians.
ChasBeauregarde 3 months ago
I love their voices they gave me a lot of inspiration to do what I want
1JKCOOL 3 months ago
As someone famous once said, "Imitation is the greatest form of flattery". I have always been a big fan of Sam and Dave. Check out the songs credits: Isaac Hayes, Steve Cropper. I could never stand the Blues Brother's version. Nor could I understand everyone going nuts over their version of this great American hit. When I would introduce my friends to the original artists, they went crazy for it. Child of the sixties diggin' soul music.
mariothepookster 3 months ago
@mariothepookster as someone who was a fan of comedy fist, and not alive when all these version were made, I like Jim and Dan singing it. but that said, this version is still great!
lzrdkng 2 months ago
@GJediAR
I don't think so... We've got a band like this too, but there are too many saxophones :(. It still sounds kinda nice ^^. I think music like this sounds good anyway XD
hetwiech 4 months ago
12 people who viewed this are obviously Finns...
EarnestTeaBass 4 months ago
The Finns don't look grumpy to me. Maybe they are wondering why the band has 5 saxophones. Seems a bit excessive.
yankeespy3 5 months ago
@yankeespy3
You can never have enough Saxophones, being one myself XD
GJediAR 4 months ago
As I recall, these two guys were not members of each other's fan club.
Alikah1 5 months ago
These are the real Soul Men.
The Blues Brothers just stole their act.
StevenC32 6 months ago
@StevenC32
No, my friend. The BluesBrothers were a carefully constructed act meant to honor and memorialize the great music of the sixties. Much like Eric Clapton's intense reverence for the blues, bringing recognition to obscure artists who would have never seen a peep of fame otherwise.
Good stuff amigo.
pasodiufwen 6 months ago 2
@pasodiufwen no, they weren't obscure to Black people. You meant he popularized the band with the white audience.
gcheves 4 months ago
Love this! .... Am afraid to say I had never heard of Sam & Dave until the other night on an episode of Eli Stone!! They sounded good, so decided to give them a listen on youtube.
Mortthemoose 7 months ago
Damn, the audience looks positively sedated.
snidelywhiplash 7 months ago
Must...not.....show...emotion
jiltedkiller 7 months ago
how in gods name could the audience just sit and watch this...this is music you have to dance to!! XD
FatCatMedia 7 months ago 28
@FatCatMedia I played in Germany in the early 90s. Same thing there. As soon as we took a break there they all got up to dance. After talking with them, some said they were paying attention out of respect and some didn't hear live music that often, so they wanted to appreciate it. They all enjoyed it, just not all countries were/are conditioned to respond the same.
Cessquill 1 month ago
@Cessquill ahhh that would explain it :)
FatCatMedia 1 month ago
RIP Brett Flournoy. A true 'Soul Man'
need4income 8 months ago
I once asked a Finnish lady why they all look so deadly serious when they dance the tango. She said something like, 'you wouldn't want everyone around you to think you were having a better time than they were, would you?" No I guess not.
Catdore 8 months ago
Drake N Josh are better
romanticninja023 8 months ago
Pekka ja Pätkä neekereinä kävi toteen.
PeteLucasMusic 8 months ago
I've been to a lot of sit-down concerts. They started around here (Louisville area) after The Who tragedy in Cincinnati. But I still either chair dance or stand up and dance in my spot. I am amazed and bummed that the Finnish audience just sat there, not even bobbing their heads, especially at a Sam and Dave concert. Oh well, to each his own. That was the 60's...Hopefully they move to the music today.
cindylcain59 8 months ago
HA! loved the part where one of the guys accidentally spits in the other guys face and they play it off towards the end. u can tell that the guy who got spat on is pissed and the other dude is like "aw,shit not again" lol
beaver10777 9 months ago
9 folks need a soul transplant....LOVE this for all time.
QuixoteScura 9 months ago
How could you sit down at a gig like this?
bippo101 9 months ago
This vid really captures the stage vibe
dannybighair 10 months ago
9 people have no soul
missusestlady 10 months ago
HAHAHAHA Typical Finnish people!!!!
thelegend759 10 months ago
I love this. Laura
laurabrake1 10 months ago
Brilliant performers of their time. Respect to them, and you for posting.
ottyflyer1 10 months ago 2
This is SOUL MUSIC!!!!
taichifist 11 months ago
Where is Steve Cropper?
Spencer2127 11 months ago
the drake and josh version has about 6 times as many views as this one, please vote this comment down because that is just sad
white543211 11 months ago
read an article from ny times of music royalties when dealing with music downloads:
“This is life-changing,” said Joyce Moore, the wife of Sam Moore of Sam & Dave, the duo that had hits in the 1960s like “Soul Man.” “If we were being paid a nickel a download, as opposed to 35 cents — that’s a huge amount of money for a guy that is on a fixed income or has to run up and down the road at 75 years old.”
mrlara2 11 months ago
Its like seeing the Good Humor man or Mr.Softee and not losing your mind MusicEd
normallawrence 11 months ago
Man I was like in the sixth or seventh grade we would go beserk in the basement with our parents upstairs all the kids on the block would have these get togethers...oh what a time! I dfon't see how these people could sit there with stick up their butts NO SOUL!
normallawrence 11 months ago
@normallawrence Enough said. lol You're right. Nothing but soul. : )
MusicEd1 11 months ago
I was hoping it'd be the MG's backing them up here, but then they were very busy guys back then with all the studio work they did, and with their own stuff, too. This band totally tears it up, though. It's a shame modern soul music has gotten so smooth. It could get so firey and rocking back then!
crescentfreshbret 1 year ago
look also richard goze
abarth1646 1 year ago
"coz you aint seen nothing yet"
fantastic music.
ottyflyer1 1 year ago
Hang on - I think I saw some movement in the front row there!!. Oh dear, it was just a woman dropping her handkerchief. Sigh.
kapo10wong 1 year ago
screw that tv show that tried to copy this ,and didn't give any recognition to S&D
KZBProductionCo 1 year ago
I´am so proud to be Finnish when I'am watching audition ( or not)
JJVSolo 1 year ago
I guess in 1967 English language wasn´t widely understood in Finland and soul music was a new phenomenom. That show simply didn´t hit becouse it was not understood.
leksious 1 year ago
@ToughIceMan A whole 12?
57goldtoplespaul 1 year ago
c'moon.. they're just fucking stoned!
greenlizardsun 1 year ago
Maybe they hadn't defrosted...think climate? but then i would a been up there shakin ma tail feather like there's no tomorrow and i'm from chilly Scotland...love sam and dave xxx
somerarran1 1 year ago
well ! at least they clapped though not in a chinese way
TheCuilinn 1 year ago
Damn "strat63", I would gladly have watched just one of these guys perform ...
latucciart 1 year ago
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I went to Marshall University in 1968 and we had Sam and Dave booked for our Homecoming Concert, but only Sam showed up!
How are you going to sing 2 part harmony with only one guy!
We all walked out of the Keith Albee Theatre, it was really poor, I believe we didn't pay them..
strat63 1 year ago
I went to Marshall University in 1968 and we had Sam and Dave booked for our Homecoming Concert, but only Sam showed up!
How are you going to sing 2 part harmony with only one guy!
We all walked out of the Keith Albee Theatre, it was really poor, I believe we didn't pay them.
strat63 1 year ago
Why does the Blue's Brothers version have almost 3M views, while this has only .5M? A crime.
hal900x 1 year ago
Finns clearly dont have souls haha
aurorairelandis 1 year ago
The guy on the right looks a little like bernie mac........
MrAngates 1 year ago
I think the Finns are in shock, or they have just never seen that many black people at once.
57goldtoplespaul 1 year ago 66
@57goldtoplespaul Hahahaha nice
monkeys350 1 year ago
@57goldtoplespaul only seated places. that was the way to watch music here those days. the same was with the ramones:D
veryrancid 11 months ago
@57goldtoplespaul No they were still under cold war and fear that if you show emotion then would cccp get you in siberia...;)
PsD14JR 3 months ago
@PsD14JR That would be a legit fear.
57goldtoplespaul 2 months ago
lol grumpy finns indeed...i've never such a dead reaction to a soul concert!!
Eurafrican 1 year ago
Romantising the James Bond role model...
Joke9972 1 year ago
Danas malo soula.
MrPovijest 1 year ago
sam & dave know how to do it....
jerrilynn61 1 year ago
its the chairs they are too damn comfy to get up
vonkreger 1 year ago
the crowd doesn't move because they are all WHITE PEOPLE IN THE 60'S. I bet the REAL PEOPLE right outside that building went crazy when they heard that ground-shaking sound.
Miolnir3 1 year ago
Are the audience dead?
woolythesheep 1 year ago
I know its cold in Finnland but they shouldn`t be cold!:P
NYZE25 1 year ago
this music is supposed to be for the soul, not for the body (audiences point of view?) No?
funkfanzzify 1 year ago
Audience consisted from dead people. I am officially ashamed to be finn... But we were then (1967) still unofficial satellite of the soviets so it is kind a like Sam & Dave performing in Red Square.
HonkeyDolemite 1 year ago
@HonkeyDolemite Good point HonkeyDolemite, but you of course don't have to be ashamed to be of your culture! You should be proud that your country asked Sam & Dave to come perform back in the day.
NeRienII 1 year ago
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drhfhfvxdvx 1 year ago
I am Soul Man!!!
rodilexx 1 year ago
Where was this...at the Grande ole opre?
hornetsnest001 1 year ago
"I'm a snowman."
vivalastan67 1 year ago
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Good morning, do you like sixties? Listen and pod cast my program " great sound of 60' s " on the site plumfm. Greeting and made blooper in rock and roll.
Salut, vous aimez les sixties ? Ecoutez et podcatez mon émission "le super son des sixties" sur plum fm. Salut et faites gaffe au rock'n roll.
supersondessixties 1 year ago
wish the bruddas would bring back their fros again....
tedGEGI 1 year ago
James brown having a crap moves better than these two chancers
helltopay1 1 year ago
My mom would be sooooo upset from me rambling through her 45's & Albums, LOL!But it wasn't til I was a little older when I really appreciated Sam& Dave, they put on one heck of a show, thank goodness for "OLDIES"
mssquirrely 1 year ago
This is a really stupid question, but did they write this?
RobertELee01 1 year ago
@RobertELee01 ....
Heyes baby... A true brother of soul.
creaturebotman 1 year ago
aleluia!!!!!!!!!! mano que floow!!!!!!!!!!!!
TheUzone 1 year ago
I killed my girlfriend watching this.
KingOfSchmucks 1 year ago
Haha, I've seen sculpture with more signs of life than that crowd.
cstubing 1 year ago
How can you not dance to this?
brianhourigan 1 year ago
Happy 75th Birthday Samuel David Moore (12 Oct 2010 :-)
MERVskilton 1 year ago
I'm sad that the black youth of today only sing in one particular style.
joneshugh 1 year ago 10
@joneshugh That's an extremely dumb, ignorant and arrogant statement.
Drcman95 1 year ago
The shiznat
thermus77 1 year ago
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lol my kid learned the bass for this:D!!
imitrex100mg 1 year ago
Are the Finnish aware of the brilliance that is stood before them?
danimp1983 1 year ago
Good stuff
Pinwormx 1 year ago
I think the crowd is high on LSD...or maybe they didn't know the blues brothers copied the act from Sam & Dave.
chitown38 1 year ago
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SinclairisCool 1 year ago
Great duo and song, but a throwaway performance for an audience who wouldn't know the difference. If this was from Detroit, it would have been SMOKIN'! I'm 61 and can attest that with the great R & B groups, the sweat was rolling and the audience was cooking! I feel sorry for the younger generation that is fed commercial pap.
Aerohog1 1 year ago
Seated !!! polite applause !!!!, the audience have to be on mind contracting drugs...durn those trendy sixties !!!!1
Fireperv 1 year ago
Watch the films again, the Blues Brothers weren't a tribute band. They were out and out evangelists for the underpinnings of popular American music. They preached blues, swing and R 'n' B and helped bring their heroes to a fresh audience. Personally they opened my eyes, at a tender age, to the towering collosus of talent that was the late, great Cab Calloway.
MGDriver99 1 year ago 36
@MGDriver99 fuck yea, couldnt agree more man
kiloch 8 months ago
Come on guys, don't be so L7.
andrewwojcik21 1 year ago
satisfactory video
Layouts4Facebook 1 year ago
straight up nasty
bradleyhawg9 1 year ago
real soul !
TheBirdboots 1 year ago
i love this song its a great song, not like all the weird techno-rap today
TaterSaladDude1 1 year ago
大学時代 飲んで帰って 二口さんちで 夜食の「そーめん」をこのレコード聴きながら
作ってた・・・・・ 懐かしい ガッタ ガッタ
kamekame1363 1 year ago
the guitar part really sounds like shit when steve cropper isn't playin it!
PiHDrummer 1 year ago 2
trumpet at 0:39 haha holy crap
TimmyHasAGun 1 year ago
This was such a great twosome and well listened to song. FAVORITE
ILoveLugoff 1 year ago
WOW!!! Sam & Dave, Nuff Said..
Bronxwest1 1 year ago 2
what a tune nothin better sunny day bit of weed few drinks and sam and dave what more could you ask for in life!!!!
Imsohighrightnow2 1 year ago 2
it kinda sux how the blues brothers got most of the credit =(
demipokeguin 1 year ago 4
@demipokeguin nonsense.where do the blues brothers get the credit?every one knows theyre a tribute band.
babzc 1 year ago
@babzc well, out of the many people who know this song, probably less than half knows its originally by Sam & Dave
demipokeguin 1 year ago
@demipokeguin if they love the song then they read a liner note or two. if not they are the people that the four four beat bubblegum music was made for and gosh , there is plenty of room for them to love their music their way ,,,,i burned myself a cd with eleven different versions of take me to the river,,,,
babzc 1 year ago
thats so rude they don't even dance or anything.
Stantzs 1 year ago
this is my favorite Sam & Dave tune
MrJimharvey 1 year ago 2
i am a soul man
BlueEyedSoulBrotha 1 year ago 4
What you have to understand is it's 1967 and Europeans, even today, are very polite at public events. No talking during movies, no standing in from of you purpose in a concert hall, etc...
JWTripleThreat 1 year ago 4
@JWTripleThreat Not all true. Take a look at Little Richard's show on YouTube (in Paris, 1966), you'll see the crowd is somewhat out of control (yes, it's not the hugest crowd excitement ever, but it's the beginning of that in the 60's, and at least, most French people would get off their seat to dance or move just like American audiences, but they like to sit too BTW ;-))
Also, this is Finland, one of the most respectful northern european countries.
techhasnologictoday 1 year ago
Ca c'est de la musique,j'adore...Quel punch
jaja601 1 year ago 2
i like how they leave on the others verse
thats pretty cool how they let each other get their own little solo even though they r a group
hiphopspeak 2 years ago
Finns are the usual pieces of ice.
Nostalgico80 2 years ago
are these real people, or manequins?? You have got to be kidding me! No human, could sit through a Sam and Dave performance back then,and not move.... crazy!
skydancer1x 2 years ago 35
@skydancer1x, some people depending on the cultures just didn't move, it was normal for them. But still it's hard to believe they didn't move anything on their body. oh well............
amberfwn 1 year ago 2
@skydancer1x , some Finish fucks could
torohec 1 year ago
@skydancer1x seriously.
dead4fun 11 months ago
i remember watching the blues brothers movie and seeing 'the best of sam and dave' in their cassette player but having NO clue who they were.
this is great
jwb4291 2 years ago
you kiddin me right, those Finnish people didn't even understand what they were seein' .....they're all confused
jpillings 2 years ago
I'm guessing they paid to get in, so my guess is that they knew what they were getting into, what do you expect a crowd to do in a seated venue?
Rebekah8977 2 years ago
Dance...
at least i know that what i did at every phish show i've been to...even the ones in seated venues.
Phished123 2 years ago
look at the audience ! how can you sit still with those two masters of ceremony ?
rektalesreizgas 2 years ago
wonderful song
buyzoviraxonline 2 years ago 3
Audience, are you kidding me?! I would be out of my mind dancing and singing. There as stiff as wood planks.
17crazyeyes 2 years ago 3
Love the horns !!!
RealBigR 2 years ago
Great stuff from S&D. Saw them in Detroit back then and they always gave a great show. But what's with that audience? Those Finns must have a hole in their soul - no reaction and tepid applause at the end.
bluv6 2 years ago 3
They are Fins. There is kind of a reason why Finland is now the home of dark metal ;).
zzbin 2 years ago 24
@zzbin f**K! I love thrash metal and I love this f**king groove!
91nickt 1 year ago
No joke... there isn't even a bobbing head. How do they do it? I would be going crazy.
mallorymcdonald89 2 years ago 2
Great Song by talented guys! How true, the Blues Brothers would never have exsisted....
tangogirl100 2 years ago 3
Our school sax band is doing this song, such a tune
SimonMarrNo1 2 years ago 2
What's going on with Dave at 1:44?
AyshLoundou 2 years ago
he turned his face into the mike!
millsbrothers 2 years ago
He's pretending that he caught some of Sam's spit. They are play acting, of course, though really they didn't interact off-stage much.
VoicesInStone 2 years ago
Someone needs to remind the audience that they are in fact still alive!
bakaboy 2 years ago
theyre in Finland
peacemonger1967 2 years ago 2
Absolute classic. only found out bout dis song a week ago. What a find
quinn1408 2 years ago
Oh how I wish there were more productions like this....so great.
sushiglomper 2 years ago 3
Great showmanship- the whole band. Great rocking song. Their voices are so versitile & just bounce of eachother so well. I love it <3
sushiglomper 2 years ago
This is Finland man, people there are that way.
Glad I moved away from Scandinavia! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Arjanajanath 2 years ago
Is there an ongoing joke between them about spitting in each other's eyes? Check out Sam at 1.32 and Dave at 1.44.
robsham 2 years ago
NoobGames101,
Read the information, this concert was in freakin' Finland. They are lucky they have a pulse...LOL
wysiwyg248 2 years ago
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this black shit sucks not to be racist but the blues brothers is way better
bogeys2 2 years ago
without this song, the blues bros. might not have existed.
cichlidkeeper89 2 years ago
The crowd is on FIRE!!
BonScottAC 2 years ago 112
@BonScottAC lol yeah dancing in the rafters.
ZatoichiBlindSword 1 year ago
@BonScottAC Haha, stiff finns in the 60s. Fortunately things have changes since then.
pikkukara 1 year ago
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@BonScottAC Haha, stiff finns in the 60s. Fortunately things have changed since then.
pikkukara 1 year ago
@BonScottAC ...LOL!!
44joints 1 year ago