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  • r.i.p gill scott heron, this was the best cover of revolution i.m.o.

  • I loved them too

  • These guys were great.

  • The guy playing fiddle Don "Sugarcane" Harris was a member of the duo Don and Dewey. They wrote "You lost that Loving feeling and the Jolly Green Giant jingle. I have been listening to stories about these guys from Tony Cahill who put out their stuff on his Selma Records label for years. Great to see them in action. The sax player played with Zappa and the Mothers of Invention. They were definitely ahead of their time.

  • @essesin What musician in LA didn't play with Zappa? His band was a revolving door. But yeah, this is not what I expected from this band, having heard about them in LA when I was 15 and only hearing them now for the first time. Gotta admit the message and the musicianship is quite excellent. I find the punk style and name to be a little bit disingenuous, however.

  • ahh suck i lived in AZ for 18 years, would have loved to seen them! before my time tho

  • Saw these guys several times at The Mason Jar in Phoenix. Loved the LA jazz/punk/reggae fusion. A lot of great music was inspired by them and similar bands. Good times!

  • they're having a blast and so am i watching this thanks for the upload!

  • Great video! One of my favorite bands. Thanks

  • my dad is in this! hes playing the bass! thank u downtownlive!!! great song...

  • "Lawanda"?

  • THeir record is one of my favorites . Im so sorry they did not make it big and make lots more music

  • A very rare treat Thanks!

    I interviewed Don "Sugarcane" Harris in 1985.

    He will be missed!

  • The electric fiddle guy is so phenomenal.Reminds me of Pappa John Creach! GREAT BAND!!!

  • Good Gawd! Thanks for posting this video. Absolutely amazing! Do you have any more videos featuring 'Sugarcane' Harris?

  • The full title is 'The Revolution will be Televised'. I wrote the chorus. Many thanks again for the memories!

    Willie McNeil

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