A wonderful performance and the first time I've seen anyone of substance playing a Gibson marauder. They were Gibson's 1970s answer to the telecaster and proved unsuccessful. There's nothing wrong with this one!
Sempre ouvi meu pai falar que a música d'antigamente era melhor, e não é que ele tinha razão, vai falar o que? Ouça agora Britney Spears, Shakira e outras merdas que vendem milhões.
@joshuadomingues o seu pai tem razao... musica na epoca do seu pai era musica... nao tinha demaisiada tecnologia para cobrir como diz-se "as coisas feas ou a falta do talento"... e um alivio para ler os commentarios em portugues em lugar ingles...
With all the electronic keys and synthesizers today nothing sounds like those old organs. The drummer is left handed and sitting in a regular old office chair... interesting. The guitar player looks like the late David Carradine. I am always glad to see musicians of the past still rock. To many of the 60's and 70's musicians died way too young (see drugs). We need more music of all kinds, especially from the 60's, 70's and 80's.
@gmcjetpilot Good point............That is a hammond B3 and only artists can make them sond good. Today, ya plug yer computer in....plug yer organ into yer computer...........then bang away and suck like everyother band-of-today (no offense.....just the way it is)
its hard to believe this song was actually a knock on the rock music of the day. the flute was a direct insult to jethro tull. this song is ok, but the rest of there music is kind of lame. way to repetative for my taste.
still playing the old school organ... love it. I love the arrangement with the drum solo break, fills and vocal and key solos. Guitar solos are so over used in music for so long, but at least in this song the guitar solo or lead is supporting the song, not look at me I can play a million notes a second. Does any one know if this is the original lineup?
@gmcjetpilot Basically it is Thys Van Leer, the flautist, keyboard and yodel man with other musicians. Probably called Focus cause he owns the rights to the name. Sorta like anyone other than Chris Squire can't be grouped under the name Yes cause he owns the rights to the name.
This is not the Focus of yesteryear. In fact, anytime you have the name being used from a band going back 30 years ago, it is a project by one or two of the original line-up.
sheeesh stop bitchin about the band and his weight.. case in point,, LOU GRAMM , brain tumor, gained a ton of weight but who cares , he gave us lots of great music which will live on long after all you assholes are dead, samd with focus,, they keep playing because they love it, not because they have to impress you with the way they lQQk... grow up. and just enjoy the music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@ukELITEuk dude this is just as good, they are still so awesome even 25 years later theyre still rocking hard as hell. so stop posting these sad comments plz
@trissie2 Good version with that awesome never duplicated yodelling. However, apart from Thys Van Leer, it isn't Focus. Basically a project by him with other musicians. Can't really say it's the same group. Only Van Leer is here from that time. So, I would say he is still as good as he was 25 years ago. :)
The song just loses so much feeling without Van Leer belting the high notes and Akkerman lighting up the frets... I appreciate the guitarist's efforts but he just falls short.
@Valcarion yup, its true, i've done some serious research into it and i believe so, he didn't bring to the level it was used today but he was the first
One of the earliest Rock players maybe, but Django was sweeping 80 years ago and Jazz cats have been doing it ever since. Also, Blackmore was sweeping in late 60's
But then you live longer, even on wine and red meat! Strong dope are for pussies, or the utterly insane, and nature helps by putting 'em to an early grave!
@zOmBiEsToMpEr666 You sir are an idiot. This man is a genius and does not need drugs to be brilliant.This is one of the most talented bands to ever play music but only with its original players. This guitar player is very sloppy and could not hold a candle to Jan Ackermann.
Hey man I watched this group live when they were in Dubai in the early ninties and I first heard their music around 40 years ago. Great band I must say.Very good musicians
Man, that was really excellent! I like how they handled the vocal transition! Pretty slick, and it really satisfies the ear when you listen to it. The guitar player was good as well, though I must admit I'm rather a fan of Jan Akkerman.
And yet so wonderfully awesome that he is still around performing at all. The fact that they came up with a solution to the problem and kept on going is fantastic!
J42... When MMR started the Marconi Experiment on 93.3, I thought IBG had cranked up the power, and started a show, playing all the same music, And telling you who they were and the names of the songs. Ever hear, Jumpin Jack Flash played on organ by Wynder K Frog, who was really Mick Weaver??
J42 I don't remember WIFI, so searched. read they played the music after HS games or something. I had heard that IBG ran the FM station for some FCC rules about brodcast power, maybe on AM, and why they didn't have a regular show. It is pretty convoluted. Used to go to a club in Philly to hear, "The Young Ideas", and 1 nite they announce they are going to play, " I Can't Quit Her", by BS&T with Al Kooper. That's how I learned the name and group. The lead singer was reading the words off a sheet
I love the sound, Thijs Van leer Beautiful soulul sound of his Hammond and Flute with the combination with Pierre Van der Linden amazing energy of percussion and Niels van der Steenhoven talent, so soulful and emotional, there is NO SUBSTUTE for emotinal music for which Focus are masters of.Thats why their tours are so popular. I think Thys is a very special emotional creative Musician. ( from an old fiftty fart who loves his Hammond A100!)
This is one of the songs that the top AM station in Philly played on their Automated FM station, in the late 60's, when FM was starting to arrive. It wasn't very powerful, and No DJ or commercials, just music, and a voice giving the call letters every 20min. They played this, Led Zep, The Rotary Connection, and BS&T with Al Kooper, and music that no one else was playing. Hearing this, I thought the Swiss had a rock band with the yodeling.) It was a trip, and frustrating not knowing who they were
Sorry kids, no hip hop shit here.
rvhawkeye 10 months ago 5
so damn funny !
Woow1207 1 year ago
The famous Dutch Rock headed by organist / flautist Thijs Van Leer.........i like this one.
Kilroy7771 1 year ago
rock and roll'owe dziadki
focus the best
:)
zagar666 1 year ago
@zagar666 zagraj tak ?
Mrjwa2010 1 year ago
this guitarist is good, but... he's way too much of a show off. He doesn't stop playing in the (fantastic) drum solos. That's really annoying.
gorilamagro 1 year ago
Am I the only one who has a sync-problem on this video?
demartijnstam 1 year ago
There 1973 rendition was Much better!
Neildodo 1 year ago
Excellent song!!
Akumalive 1 year ago
A wonderful performance and the first time I've seen anyone of substance playing a Gibson marauder. They were Gibson's 1970s answer to the telecaster and proved unsuccessful. There's nothing wrong with this one!
oldsyphilitic 1 year ago
ROCK N ROLL :noel:
NarutoUzumaki001200 1 year ago
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mercman58 1 year ago
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mercman58 1 year ago
mom, grandpa took acid again...
10pencils 1 year ago 4
Very cool guys i love it
cuddles005andahalf 1 year ago
where's the sharpness/the edge/the feeling, it's so.... sweet, yak!
henkieheadache 1 year ago
génial!
valoukibasse 1 year ago
That flute solo is really far out. And his turkey neck really emphasizes his seizure-like motions. <3
GBoCookies 1 year ago 3
@GBoCookies
lmao! good one
boltzx 1 year ago
so amazing , the quality of the music didn't changed a thing !
JosueJang370 1 year ago
Looks John Popper from Blues Traveller.
kd4adv 1 year ago
until this song i didnt know i could reach that notes. thanks focus!
santiagodebellavista 1 year ago
Que coisa,
Sempre ouvi meu pai falar que a música d'antigamente era melhor, e não é que ele tinha razão, vai falar o que? Ouça agora Britney Spears, Shakira e outras merdas que vendem milhões.
joshuadomingues 1 year ago
@joshuadomingues o seu pai tem razao... musica na epoca do seu pai era musica... nao tinha demaisiada tecnologia para cobrir como diz-se "as coisas feas ou a falta do talento"... e um alivio para ler os commentarios em portugues em lugar ingles...
fmagalhaes1521 1 year ago
@fmagalhaes1521 Scorchio. Teh teh teh teh teh, Chris Waddle.
TheTrevorGoodchild 1 year ago
Love this way to do music. They are from Holland without a doubt. The country of music experiments.
djmcrave 1 year ago
There is only one word to dscribe a band like this and that is OUTSTANDING!!!! What more needs to be said.
paulwall1981 1 year ago
he can't reach the "ahhhh's", just the "dododoli" lol
hogai95 1 year ago
Excellent !
Gollunk 1 year ago
With all the electronic keys and synthesizers today nothing sounds like those old organs. The drummer is left handed and sitting in a regular old office chair... interesting. The guitar player looks like the late David Carradine. I am always glad to see musicians of the past still rock. To many of the 60's and 70's musicians died way too young (see drugs). We need more music of all kinds, especially from the 60's, 70's and 80's.
gmcjetpilot 1 year ago 4
@gmcjetpilot Good point............That is a hammond B3 and only artists can make them sond good. Today, ya plug yer computer in....plug yer organ into yer computer...........then bang away and suck like everyother band-of-today (no offense.....just the way it is)
technocrash09 1 year ago
Richtig geil LOL!
cornil50 1 year ago
its hard to believe this song was actually a knock on the rock music of the day. the flute was a direct insult to jethro tull. this song is ok, but the rest of there music is kind of lame. way to repetative for my taste.
TheDean283 1 year ago
amacing.....i love it!
Macca64if28 1 year ago
Pathetic Prog at his worst
Xigjotjslg 1 year ago
still playing the old school organ... love it. I love the arrangement with the drum solo break, fills and vocal and key solos. Guitar solos are so over used in music for so long, but at least in this song the guitar solo or lead is supporting the song, not look at me I can play a million notes a second. Does any one know if this is the original lineup?
gmcjetpilot 1 year ago
@gmcjetpilot Basically it is Thys Van Leer, the flautist, keyboard and yodel man with other musicians. Probably called Focus cause he owns the rights to the name. Sorta like anyone other than Chris Squire can't be grouped under the name Yes cause he owns the rights to the name.
This is not the Focus of yesteryear. In fact, anytime you have the name being used from a band going back 30 years ago, it is a project by one or two of the original line-up.
mus1cat 1 year ago
I love the flute solo..we..speaking for me I play the flute..but I just love it
GaaraTurnedAussie 1 year ago
@GaaraTurnedAussie
Skin flutes don't count mate.
gmcjetpilot 1 year ago
The first piece he playes on the flute sounds very much like a piece of bach! Does somebody know?
BeninMusik 1 year ago
happy birthday thijs!!!!!!!!
metalpriest420 1 year ago
I love this song he may not be able to hit those high notes anymore but he can sing better than most people I know
metalpriest420 1 year ago
Jongens en meisjes, ken uw klassiekers! Deze plaat is kunst, met een grote K. Zonder Jantje Akkerman, helaas...
thiesjaarsma 1 year ago
70's version was hella sick
sshhiioott 1 year ago
Is Jan the first "shredder"?
I little sloppy but what speed, excitement, innovation, taste and style.
Was he the first to sweep pick as well?
Leave it to the dutch to yodal in a metal tune! lol
1971SuperLead 1 year ago 2
no. Robert Fripp did it in '69. and Steve Hacket i guess too.
Laaauri 1 year ago
They rock, they rock, and the just keep on rocking... This one's on my hyves forever...
DerFliw1967 1 year ago
love the singer xD
Iskalld 1 year ago
sheeesh stop bitchin about the band and his weight.. case in point,, LOU GRAMM , brain tumor, gained a ton of weight but who cares , he gave us lots of great music which will live on long after all you assholes are dead, samd with focus,, they keep playing because they love it, not because they have to impress you with the way they lQQk... grow up. and just enjoy the music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
keyswhiz 1 year ago 2
@keyswhiz I'm with you man,good said!
FolkMetalac 1 year ago
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This was a hit beg. of 70´s. Thijs Van Leer plays the flute and joodle.
He has also done albums of jazz and classical music. He´s actually a good flute player. Funny to see them now.
Byt he way - there is also a Iron Maiden version on Youtube
Psykelic68 1 year ago
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wow...these guys fucked this shit up...this sucks big time., guitarist and drummer are mediocre
jaredpistoia 1 year ago
This group is always in "Focus" Fantastic arrangement which ranks as one of my favorites.
22mountainman 1 year ago 4
Nice ending! Thanks a bunch for posting!
One of my all time favorite songs!
CSXer 1 year ago 2
I have a comment on those of you who seem to be obessed by his weight. Does anyone expect the man look the same as in 74"
His accomplishments aa a musician is amazing.. Whether it's the past or present Focus.. They can still rock..
Thjis's energy level is incredible for someone of his age.
I remember hearing their music back in the early 70's with great amazement..
If you check out Focus 1990 youtube that was their swansong as a great group and never duplicated..
They are amazing.!
Motherboard46 1 year ago 6
Where were these guys in the 80's and 90's- no videos!
jojojosmart 1 year ago
The first three minutes are pure self indelgence, a waste of time.The years have taken some of the shine of this performance
hblewitt 1 year ago
@hblewitt He's on a stage, performing for people that came to see him and his band.
Perhaps your new to this whole live music/performance on a stage thing.
Perhaps he was supposed to try to replicate the album version in it entirety, no more, no less?
That sounds soooooooo interesting. Really.
NeuroProctologist 1 year ago
This is a masterpiece!!!
smashninja 1 year ago
O woow, he gained weith, compare him with the concert at 70's
smashninja 1 year ago
van leer still make a great jodel :)
MrBox84 2 years ago 4
The high pitch is done by the guitarplayer.
MrBoX.
Lame act ,especialy when you've just seen the stellar '74 performance.
PAULLONDEN 2 years ago
i know it, in fact i was telling about the jodel, not the high pitch
MrBox84 2 years ago
they still got it :)
pkPUX 2 years ago
doesnt have the same "feeling" as the '73 version, still epic but not as much as a great musical moment as the original.
ukELITEuk 2 years ago 20
stop milking it already
dodea7584 2 years ago
@ukELITEuk - I think he should have stuck to using a Les Paul. This guitar doesn't have the clarity to cut through kind of muddys it all up
Chris51 1 year ago
@ukELITEuk cuz its not 70's lol... but those are better musicians then the band in 73...
kingofskateop 1 year ago
@ukELITEuk dude this is just as good, they are still so awesome even 25 years later theyre still rocking hard as hell. so stop posting these sad comments plz
trissie2 1 year ago
@trissie2 Good version with that awesome never duplicated yodelling. However, apart from Thys Van Leer, it isn't Focus. Basically a project by him with other musicians. Can't really say it's the same group. Only Van Leer is here from that time. So, I would say he is still as good as he was 25 years ago. :)
mus1cat 1 year ago
@ukELITEuk dude not true, still really really good.. Loved iT
trissie2 1 year ago
@ukELITEuk The former had the energy of youth; this has the subtlety and wisdom of maturity.
oldsyphilitic 1 year ago
yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh the best!!!
FELIPEKRON1 2 years ago
7:19 I thought Ernest Borgnine was yodeling. Sounded a bit like his Mermaid Man voice.
TheDoodMan 2 years ago
The song just loses so much feeling without Van Leer belting the high notes and Akkerman lighting up the frets... I appreciate the guitarist's efforts but he just falls short.
TheDoodMan 2 years ago 5
maybe its his tone,
OfficialNeilGard 2 years ago
He can't replicate Van Leer's glory.
ultimabass 2 years ago
damn, completely out of sync. Why??!!
mrbgnle 2 years ago
Respect!
dziewczynaZbyszka 2 years ago
So from what I've seen Jan is the first sweep picker, ever
I mean god damn....
Valcarion 2 years ago 2
@Valcarion yup, its true, i've done some serious research into it and i believe so, he didn't bring to the level it was used today but he was the first
jbabcock5630 2 years ago
yeah, I figured as much
freaking ridiculous
Jan has to be one of the greatest guitar players of all time
Valcarion 2 years ago
One of the earliest Rock players maybe, but Django was sweeping 80 years ago and Jazz cats have been doing it ever since. Also, Blackmore was sweeping in late 60's
hulldanfan 2 years ago
They still awesome lol =)
ShiroKreuz 2 years ago
the singer stopped taking Drugs.. Obviously..
zOmBiEsToMpEr666 2 years ago 43
@zOmBiEsToMpEr666
But then you live longer, even on wine and red meat! Strong dope are for pussies, or the utterly insane, and nature helps by putting 'em to an early grave!
spaciak 9 months ago
@spaciak Then you turn fat and can't sing high notes. What a shame lol :P
zOmBiEsToMpEr666 9 months ago
@zOmBiEsToMpEr666 You sir are an idiot. This man is a genius and does not need drugs to be brilliant.This is one of the most talented bands to ever play music but only with its original players. This guitar player is very sloppy and could not hold a candle to Jan Ackermann.
tommy198359 6 months ago
they like as they were in 70's , so much .
but why the singer became fat ?
Thezemon 2 years ago
People grow old and fat through the years
figarobananavoladora 2 years ago 6
I think Van Leer may have eaten jan Akkerman
westpalmscott 2 years ago 5
Hey man I watched this group live when they were in Dubai in the early ninties and I first heard their music around 40 years ago. Great band I must say.Very good musicians
aroondsouza 2 years ago
Man, that was really excellent! I like how they handled the vocal transition! Pretty slick, and it really satisfies the ear when you listen to it. The guitar player was good as well, though I must admit I'm rather a fan of Jan Akkerman.
jfhudak 2 years ago
Yes! From a musical instrument perspective, the Best version I've heard of this song!
luckyvet 2 years ago
It's so sad Thijs Van Leer can no longer do the extremely high vocal he used to be able to :(
xDAZZE 2 years ago
Its ok though! He's still miles ahead of 99% of any musician in music today.
luckyvet 2 years ago 3
he still has the side burns though and he can yodel still i like the side burns
SaweetTooth 2 years ago
yea it is :(
Pikopati 2 years ago
And yet so wonderfully awesome that he is still around performing at all. The fact that they came up with a solution to the problem and kept on going is fantastic!
icabezudo 2 years ago
The audio is off...
LucianDarkwynd 2 years ago
Thought I was checking out Charlie Daniels for a bit..LOL
here4family 2 years ago
The guitarist is awesome
KakashiOwnage 2 years ago
halloween covered it pretty good.
billywinking 2 years ago 2
this song reminds me of something a few years ago mayb a skate video or summin cant quite put my finger on it
daindabain 2 years ago
STUNNING !!!
BANDIT120066 2 years ago
Yep Awesome !!!!!
kenziexxpodders 2 years ago
awsome!!!
thetrobador 2 years ago
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haha, this is the result when epic nerds get together to jam.
Way cool!
=D
Edensadventures 2 years ago
It's called Progressive Rock
ThaFreshPrinceofGA 2 years ago
professor
jabberwockknight 2 years ago
still fantastic
Salbeibonsche 2 years ago
this is your brain on drugs...any questions?
bobdebord 2 years ago
the 70's version is better... more powerful.
Arnkellj 2 years ago 12
they don't have the same guitarist, that's basically why.
Pectiniculus 2 years ago 2
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Who is this guitarist? he's pretty bad in my opinion... still good stuff cheers for vid :)
ALLYRNUBZ 2 years ago
your answer is at 8:33
zugrundig 2 years ago
you are right, he doesnt sound too good. too much shredding, too scoop distortion
mysticvintage 2 years ago
can you play better?
dwightownnoobs 2 years ago
the years have not been kind to Thijs van leer
westrokker 2 years ago
He looked exactly the same as in this video when I saw them 3 yrs ago. in fact, where is the video from?
MeltmanX 2 years ago
not sure but I loved Focus back in the
70's, still listen to "Moving Waves" ti this day, God I'm old!
westrokker 2 years ago 6
havent.
mysticvintage 2 years ago
Good on em, still giving it his all.
AdamAus85 2 years ago
i love european people
currawongee 2 years ago 2
you would
johnbourbon 2 years ago
love u 2
DecapitatedOwns666 2 years ago
quiero tener un abuelito asi de loco
hectordiosviento 2 years ago
I doooo... remember, so, excellent !
Wow! amazing! Thanks
Mreloka1 2 years ago
This is a great example of what a big difference Jan Akkerman made to this song!
ivarus75 2 years ago 4
Yodel Miester!
panhead1219 2 years ago
Oustanding! Not enough of this about these days!!
KillerClown2614 2 years ago
Not bad at all, Thijs still has it.
Jan Dumee is very good but.....we all know what.
Akkerman = best.
sonykroket 2 years ago 3
OK! I GOT CHILLS "ETHEREAL" i looked up that word , it fits . Music is how our souls travel , a comisic nonlinear timeless journey .
ironmanpizza 2 years ago
They're still at it
OhmygodSportacus 2 years ago
One of the most chaotic songs ever written.
qurazy 2 years ago
Outstanding to say the least
mercman58 2 years ago
I'm allergic to out of sync videos.
drjvideo 2 years ago 4
your video lags a bit
mjgh5000 2 years ago
mooi hoor. puik werk van thijs...echt mooi. Een Fantastisch nummer, en dat na al die jaren nog 'ns, en zo ongelofelijk mooi...hulde!
thiesjaarsma 2 years ago
Any metal band that wants to be thought to be worthy must do a cover of this.
ThomasHardmanJr 2 years ago 2
Any metal band which thinks it can cover this without pissing all over it is clearly wrong
Steevforgreatjustice 2 years ago 6
Well said Steev
Brewdison217 2 years ago
hey guys, tell me the name of the tune thijis plays on flute at the first part of this video.
gtakira07 2 years ago
Damn this Thjis guy is just crazed!
cesarmalak 2 years ago 2
how can he still sing that good
FATSOMAN45 2 years ago 3
Its good, but its not the 70´s. And its not Akkerman.
Egomentu 2 years ago 5
I agree, this guy just can't keep up with Jan Akkerman.
1MProductions 2 years ago
something really special and brillant
doutorsilva2008 2 years ago 3
brillant stuff good to see the man's still doing it easy
currawongee 2 years ago 2
3:13 is awesome!
badnameboy 2 years ago 2
it's awesome to see this amazing band and Thijs van Leer after 30 years,,, so cool ! TE GEK! :D
lacinty 2 years ago 3
J42... When MMR started the Marconi Experiment on 93.3, I thought IBG had cranked up the power, and started a show, playing all the same music, And telling you who they were and the names of the songs. Ever hear, Jumpin Jack Flash played on organ by Wynder K Frog, who was really Mick Weaver??
HoundmanV 2 years ago 2
J42 I don't remember WIFI, so searched. read they played the music after HS games or something. I had heard that IBG ran the FM station for some FCC rules about brodcast power, maybe on AM, and why they didn't have a regular show. It is pretty convoluted. Used to go to a club in Philly to hear, "The Young Ideas", and 1 nite they announce they are going to play, " I Can't Quit Her", by BS&T with Al Kooper. That's how I learned the name and group. The lead singer was reading the words off a sheet
HoundmanV 2 years ago 2
Jacksn42.. It was WIBG FM. )
HoundmanV 2 years ago
Ahh yeah...correct.
Jacksn42 2 years ago 2
Awesome
RenewedLikeTheEagle 2 years ago
Listen to rock occasionally, and i must say this is some hoottt shit
Jaydoug99 2 years ago
organs, and flute... thijs van leeeeeeeeeer! aaaaaah aaaaah aaah aaaaaaaaaah! :D
jmmatos23 2 years ago
I agree 30 yrs on and still sounds good many bands from 30yrs ago havent done so well
Vidwatchuk 2 years ago
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AC/DC !
TrimTOODLE 2 years ago
I'm going to see them tonight !
bazooka1001 2 years ago
I'm so jealous!
azul0380 2 years ago
Focus - Hocus Pocus (Live!) search that it's like the one in 73
soulserviver101 2 years ago
this isnt the real video the video in 1973 was better and there is no comperison
soulserviver101 2 years ago
Not the real video?
Of course this is a real video. It is not the original version from '73 but what do you expect? People change in 30 years... at least they should.
I love this one almost as much as the '73 version.
PuppyZwolle 2 years ago 3
this one is much better dude!
jmmatos23 2 years ago
The flute reminds me of Ian Anderson.
Holy crap...This is THE BEST...
antagonist42 2 years ago 2
Dam, these guys are like fine wine.
DavidCassidyFan2 2 years ago 2
Saw Focus in Tavistock Devon UK in April 09.
I love the sound, Thijs Van leer Beautiful soulul sound of his Hammond and Flute with the combination with Pierre Van der Linden amazing energy of percussion and Niels van der Steenhoven talent, so soulful and emotional, there is NO SUBSTUTE for emotinal music for which Focus are masters of.Thats why their tours are so popular. I think Thys is a very special emotional creative Musician. ( from an old fiftty fart who loves his Hammond A100!)
newlyneast 2 years ago
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5% of people control our wolrds. im not talkin abou thte rich u fkn hippies. im refferin to criminasals, haters freaks
888edward888 2 years ago
all these years and the lead singer has not lost his mutton chops
detriotdave 2 years ago 2
I'd be pissed if he did
ThatOneBrownKid 2 years ago
He tried to sell them. Nobody was interested. He's stuck with them.
;^)
PuppyZwolle 2 years ago
great combination!!!!!!!
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nopjes001 2 years ago 3
Du Karaleo!!!!!! Espetacular....
celsopiano 2 years ago
Brilliant. Spectacular. A must for every music student.
BARRIEMOREBARLOW 2 years ago
exelent. it drive me crazy
tinshey2 2 years ago
rock on!
josspretty 2 years ago
This is one of the songs that the top AM station in Philly played on their Automated FM station, in the late 60's, when FM was starting to arrive. It wasn't very powerful, and No DJ or commercials, just music, and a voice giving the call letters every 20min. They played this, Led Zep, The Rotary Connection, and BS&T with Al Kooper, and music that no one else was playing. Hearing this, I thought the Swiss had a rock band with the yodeling.) It was a trip, and frustrating not knowing who they were
HoundmanV 2 years ago 2
Ah, yes HoundmanV I can still hear it...92.5 WIFI. Those were the days!
Jacksn42 2 years ago