Love this guitar solo. That is the kind of playing that I like to hear , but usually only do on movies about the 60s and never in real bands. Few can play that cool. I have a feeling this band would have done much better if they ditched the violin. It is fine here , but I noticed on other songs it is almost dominating. BTW you can hardly hear the guitar solo on this mix it is a shame. I have a better mix on an old Beat Club VHS tape from the 80s.
moved to southern Ohio in 1969,from tripping out in the USA for 2 years,LA,SF,NM,,NO this is one group that brought my mind back.....thank you for posting it..I'll be 64 this month ,and never forgotten them...Istill sing White Bird in the Shower.....Have a Beautiful Day!
I stumbled into one of their concerts while going through Atlanta about 1970, I had never heard of them and decided to drop in and listen. It was in Atlanta stadium as I remember - what an enjoyable afternoon.
Fantastic. The best edition of IABD. I saw them in the summer of 1970, about the time this was filmed, at the Santa Monica Civic. (When I was just a boy!)
Too bad they were so short-lived. Hal and Mitchell were already gone by the time of the Fillmore Closing film the next year.
Saw them at a small club in North Beach in 98 with Hal (guitar) and Mitchell (bass) back in the fold. Excellent performance with 4 of the original 6 members. Any more video from this period?
In 1970 they were one of my favourites. It was then obvious that they were more talented than most on the rock scene, but probably had their own lives and wants to live.
I've been a big fan since the 60s and saw them live at my high school (the year after I graduated) when they did a double bill with Stoneground. The high school used the boys' wrestling room for the "green room" and I ran into Patti Santos at the drinking fountain.
Really thought that 'Marrying Maiden' was the Best Album Its a Beautiful Day put out, and Soapstone Mountain is one of the best cuts off that masterpiece...nice live performance!
The woman sining in this video is not "Patte LaFlamme" -- it's Patty Santos -- and she was seriously hot, and she did die tragically in a car crash in the 90's.
but i wil never give upp on getting those days back. one day i will be butt naked and rock my balls off to selebration off great music and the love we share! you gott my blessings for posting! love and peece Alex
Jadtube: IABD is (NOT "was") better than ever. Just saw a great, great show in Corvallis (including this tune and a perfect rendition of Don & Dewey) and hardly anyone else was there!
One of the very best concerts I've ever attended, and nearly 40 years after I purchased one of their first albums. Their live 2005 CD from Seattle is excellent -- people should be supporting this music while there is still a chance to do so!
THANK YOU for posting this super rare video. This song is from their 2nd LP Marrying Maiden and is one of their most creative endeavors. Rare to see David playing guitar. Val Fuentes is still on drums and tours with them. What a great band and a great video of IABD in their prime. Patti is so beautiful.
Hal Wagenet is on guitar,Mitch Holman on bass and Fred Webb Thanks for posting this rare clip!
Really amazing..... I am too young to have seen them (and living too far away!), but this video is really cool, they can ROCK! Their first two LPs are mega-classics, I love them!
I saw his band almost by chance in 1978, they had just released a great record under his name on Amherst Records...I was studying classical music in college, I had no idea who he was, but his performance was great, I've been a fan since then. He's a great songwriter, has an intangible good vibe in concert...
Awesome! This was 1 of the greatest Bands of the 60's.U r right,so few,know it ,it is a shame.I remember it well.I was raised on this music.Peace to you & yours for the upload man!
Love this guitar solo. That is the kind of playing that I like to hear , but usually only do on movies about the 60s and never in real bands. Few can play that cool. I have a feeling this band would have done much better if they ditched the violin. It is fine here , but I noticed on other songs it is almost dominating. BTW you can hardly hear the guitar solo on this mix it is a shame. I have a better mix on an old Beat Club VHS tape from the 80s.
alexlancer11 1 week ago
how can anyone not like this!
gyantic1 3 weeks ago
Hey jad! Can u make the song "arthur park" available on iphone again!
HwoarangtheBoomerang 1 month ago
I saw them in 1970 in oklahoma city
jlk566 2 months ago
From their "Marrying Maiden" Lp.
mrmjb1960 7 months ago
I'd had an "Edited" version of this on a Columbia Lp Sampler way back..nice to have the whole performance here.
mrmjb1960 7 months ago
@mrmjb1960 thats odd i know there was white bird on a columbia sampler
spacepatrolman 5 months ago
@mrmjb1960 i also had the edited version on sampler album. the album i had was called " the music people "
psychedelicsam1 1 month ago in playlist tims picks "LIVE "
we need more of dave live on his whip,,,,help
bluejay4480 8 months ago
dave, linda and patty,val.....the greatest....
bluejay4480 9 months ago
thank god for youtube.
animascat 9 months ago
David LaFlamme and Linda LaFlamme.
faronthefiddler 11 months ago
moved to southern Ohio in 1969,from tripping out in the USA for 2 years,LA,SF,NM,,NO this is one group that brought my mind back.....thank you for posting it..I'll be 64 this month ,and never forgotten them...Istill sing White Bird in the Shower.....Have a Beautiful Day!
JHaircutt 1 year ago 3
@JHaircutt that guy plays piano like floyd cramer not that easy to do keith emerson site floyd cramer as an influence
spacepatrolman 1 year ago
...so fine, so sublime...
let's all groove together this way again!
Thank you for putting this wonderful story on the Web!
Love.
sillybear969 1 year ago
I stumbled into one of their concerts while going through Atlanta about 1970, I had never heard of them and decided to drop in and listen. It was in Atlanta stadium as I remember - what an enjoyable afternoon.
ElrohirGuitar 1 year ago
Fantastic. The best edition of IABD. I saw them in the summer of 1970, about the time this was filmed, at the Santa Monica Civic. (When I was just a boy!)
Too bad they were so short-lived. Hal and Mitchell were already gone by the time of the Fillmore Closing film the next year.
Saw them at a small club in North Beach in 98 with Hal (guitar) and Mitchell (bass) back in the fold. Excellent performance with 4 of the original 6 members. Any more video from this period?
sekander3 1 year ago
Wow i found it This tune Rules!!!!!!!!!
666UFO666 1 year ago
rola chingona....
herbara6090 1 year ago
I' m so proud to know this band and to be so few people since 40 years.
suphiresa 1 year ago
Timeless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BillThibeault 1 year ago
Oh my, coiled guitar cord, tiny drum kit, old school mics and organ...
For a moment I thought that I had fallen through a rip in the space-time continuum and landed back in Height-Ashbury as a kid...
Peace
ADT
amourdutigre 1 year ago
@amourdutigre nice gretsch country club guitar my friend has one i have a 7 string
spacepatrolman 1 year ago
There are so few good videos of the lovely Patti Santos but this one comes close to being the best. RIP Patti. IABD was an incredible band
mrwilson41 2 years ago
I have 6-8 vinyl LP's I have carried from the 60's. One of them is Marrying Maiden. We all know why. Is it available on CD? Thanks
51crow 2 years ago
Are'nt no other; David and Linda LaFlamme.
faronthefiddler 2 years ago
In 1970 they were one of my favourites. It was then obvious that they were more talented than most on the rock scene, but probably had their own lives and wants to live.
RasMajnouni 2 years ago
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bbbaaalll1 2 years ago
I've been a big fan since the 60s and saw them live at my high school (the year after I graduated) when they did a double bill with Stoneground. The high school used the boys' wrestling room for the "green room" and I ran into Patti Santos at the drinking fountain.
jefffrane 2 years ago
Really thought that 'Marrying Maiden' was the Best Album Its a Beautiful Day put out, and Soapstone Mountain is one of the best cuts off that masterpiece...nice live performance!
lagunaflyguy 2 years ago
JG300Ascout --
The woman sining in this video is not "Patte LaFlamme" -- it's Patty Santos -- and she was seriously hot, and she did die tragically in a car crash in the 90's.
MuchLouderPlease 3 years ago
David LaFlamme is a genius. i was born to late.
but i wil never give upp on getting those days back. one day i will be butt naked and rock my balls off to selebration off great music and the love we share! you gott my blessings for posting! love and peece Alex
naturelifeform 3 years ago
Patty was so hot! RIP.
asparrow 3 years ago
Bought thier 1ST LP when I was 15 and didnt know what to think of this band. Needless to say they were lite years ahead of me!!!!!!!!!
recman1207 3 years ago
Saw them in '72 or '73 in Louisville, KY. Great venue, some sort of municipal auditorium with great acoustics. Tremendous performance
Patte LaFlamme was seriously hot, think she died in tragic auto accident or something.
JG300Ascout 3 years ago
nothing was a trippy as IABD. I used to listen to the album to take me to another dimension.
nhbright 3 years ago
Jadtube: IABD is (NOT "was") better than ever. Just saw a great, great show in Corvallis (including this tune and a perfect rendition of Don & Dewey) and hardly anyone else was there!
One of the very best concerts I've ever attended, and nearly 40 years after I purchased one of their first albums. Their live 2005 CD from Seattle is excellent -- people should be supporting this music while there is still a chance to do so!
BobZybach 3 years ago
Thank you, thank you JADTUBE. The quality of the video is excellent and of course La Flamme and IABD were stunning.
Magicbrianwood 4 years ago
THANK YOU for posting this super rare video. This song is from their 2nd LP Marrying Maiden and is one of their most creative endeavors. Rare to see David playing guitar. Val Fuentes is still on drums and tours with them. What a great band and a great video of IABD in their prime. Patti is so beautiful.
Hal Wagenet is on guitar,Mitch Holman on bass and Fred Webb Thanks for posting this rare clip!
roadrocket7 4 years ago
This is really neat!
paisleypower30 4 years ago
Really amazing..... I am too young to have seen them (and living too far away!), but this video is really cool, they can ROCK! Their first two LPs are mega-classics, I love them!
supermaxitaly67 4 years ago
Unbelievebly thats my uncle thanx for posting too always like to here him play...
bbbaaalll1 4 years ago
I saw his band almost by chance in 1978, they had just released a great record under his name on Amherst Records...I was studying classical music in college, I had no idea who he was, but his performance was great, I've been a fan since then. He's a great songwriter, has an intangible good vibe in concert...
pinetar 4 years ago
Awesome! This was 1 of the greatest Bands of the 60's.U r right,so few,know it ,it is a shame.I remember it well.I was raised on this music.Peace to you & yours for the upload man!
rainbowRon6464 4 years ago
brilliant
Billykid514 4 years ago