No RUSH without BLUE CHEER. Geddy Lee has said time and time again, that BLUE CHEER was a major influence on he and Alex Lifeson. At least we have RUSH giving credit where credit is due. Thanks Geddy. BLUE CHEER rocks.
It's sad,that they don't be more famous...But the good thing is, they don't be a fucking "rockstars" who selling all kind of shit with title "Blue Cheer".And i must say it - Vincebus Eruptum is one of the best album in history of rock and metal :)
I'm starting to agree with, the one and only Geddy Lee (Rush). Blue Cheer were the firtst true METAL band. Now don't everyone gang up on me all at once. For Ireally love Black Sabbath, but just listen to this. These guys they're rippin' it. They're trully AWESOME!!!!!
@Nash1965H sorry if i misled you. i just, never heard anything like this song before, from anyone, thought it was how you describe it. I feel like i really felt something when i heard this, like something actually happened. it's good.
trower-esque rythmn, page-esque lead fills and the occasional loopy deep purple lick, all laid out on basic delta blues rythmns. sounds like thunder in the distance from vietnam. makes me feel like I'm walking underwater. fantastic.
i CAN SAY THIS :Blue Cheer in 67' may have been the first Power trio type american Band and I've seen Cream Live so hold on to your shOrts before you comment .They have and deserve credit , Summertime Blues blew em all away.. It was also a type of, L.s.d-blue cheer
@LazyGigolo, that would be Andrew "Duck" MacDonald. He first joined Blue Cheer in the mid-80s. He played with them from 1985?-1991 (before the recording of Dining with the Sharks) and them from 1999-2009. I know that's probably more than you wanted, but I can't help myself sometimes!
i found out this morning i was saddened and shed a tear for Dicky wasnt a pompos ass too good rocker he was a friendly down to earth guy who did it coz he enjoyed it.
Great stuff ..... However , I wish Leigh Stephens had stayed with the band after the two iconic albums and the TRIO would have been killing bands throughout the 70s like a walk in the park ...
Dickie Peterson and the boys still rockin 40 plus years later i too remember when i bought my first Blue Cheer album years ago and my father yelling at me to turn that shit down i love it these guys still got it.
hey rezeski when did you first get into Blue Cheer?I remember when Summertime Blues by them came out in 67 i had NEVER heard anything as heavy as that.And then 2 weeks ago my son im 57 now sent me this link to this vid by Blue Cheer i was amazed that they were still playing i thought they had broken up years ago oh no there still rockin after all these years amazing isnt it.
this is not about getting old, guys! I am only 26 and still think that music like this or black sabbath and all the good stuff from back then will never be achieved again nowadays!
Since you and I are roughly the same age give or take a few years you probably remember your parents asking the same questions mine did like , what happened to real music this is crap LOL it's just what we're used to and the changes in music we will probably never adjust to. I remember buying my first Blue Cheer album when I was 12 years old and my mother saying , thats not music , thats just a lot of noise LMAO.
Corporations discovered they could make money from it....and now you got tripe like Justin Bieber and Britny Spears...sometines evolution sucks ass.. Blue Cheer Rocks.
True, but Cream wasn't nearly as heavy, man. No doubt, Clapton shreaded, and it was fucking nice, but Blue Cheer brought did the rhythm section more justice. Peace!
Will have to agree to disagree on that one....Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker are one of the greatest rhythm sections ever but thats just my opinion. I agree that the Cheer were heavier but Cream were really a blues band. Musically, Cream were light years ahead of anyone of that era...it's why they became household names and superstars.
When I was nine years old I had the 45 rpm record of "Out of Focus" and listening to it made me go into the garage and turn an old RCA phonograph into a guitar amplifier and the rest is history......(more later) bufodmt.
@CadillacL Areu kidding me, lmao...luv the early metal, but these are masters over Sabbath's 40 plus years of reign????? LMFAO, LMFAO...and again LMFAO. Iommi perfected this chicken scratch into an art we know today. If this was the founders of heavy metal, omg, lol, save us all!!!!
@GEEZTONE Glad you like Black Sabbath and think they're the shit. Blue Cheer was still there first. Oh gee, not in the R&R Hall Of Fame? So what! Blue Cheer was still there first. The pioneers don't often get the recognition they deserve, and in this period of time, there were lots of bands that were doing interesting or different things that didn't get recognition. In any case, most of it was better than the shit that passes for music today.
@furtherdefinitions Well, I know what u r saying. I do respect that. But countless bands were there "first" before the Beatles and Stones too. I guess it boils down to what you do once you arrive....and the legacy you build under your bands name over the next 40 or so years, lol, don't you think????
No RUSH without BLUE CHEER. Geddy Lee has said time and time again, that BLUE CHEER was a major influence on he and Alex Lifeson. At least we have RUSH giving credit where credit is due. Thanks Geddy. BLUE CHEER rocks.
Nash1965H 3 weeks ago
Great video! Thank you! Hail to Blue Cheer!
karmalyuk 2 months ago
R.I.P the biggest legend of metal/blues dickie peterson
larawora 2 months ago
I say Blue Cheer > Black Sabbath
mcshair21 3 months ago
It's sad,that they don't be more famous...But the good thing is, they don't be a fucking "rockstars" who selling all kind of shit with title "Blue Cheer".And i must say it - Vincebus Eruptum is one of the best album in history of rock and metal :)
ThomasShatter 4 months ago
lmao...good for you...enjoy that ride!!!!
GEEZTONE 2 months ago
Ragged Glory!
DruDixon777 4 months ago
DAMN I MISSED THEM IN LIVE!!!!
MoreAwsomeMetal 7 months ago
this must've been after Jerre died
HopeflRomantc 8 months ago
Thank you Ace!! Love to see them Jam!
witchaywoman1 8 months ago
BLUE CHEER is fucking awesome. see my Brazilian band that plays covers of BLUE CHEER. Band type in HUST - ROCK MY BABY.
Rodhust 9 months ago
i'd rather listen to this song over sabbath
pikiwiki 10 months ago
Forgot to add: Thank-you for putting this vid up for the rest of us to enjoy!!
1961slam 11 months ago
@1961slam You are very welcome, I'm glad I was there to shoot it! I miss my friend and seeing these guys play.
AceFrehleyArchive 9 months ago
Now you hear in this set where the term 'groovy' come's from. Imagine these guy's in an arena with a mountain of gear!
1961slam 11 months ago
Dickie, we miss you so!
Thank you for the fucking great music. R.I.P!
telumvolat 1 year ago
All I knew back then was classical,I told my grandma this was my music and she laughed and said'Honey, youre weird"
catabeth1 1 year ago
I had this album (Vincebus Eruptum) when I was a kid... Gawd, I wish I still had it!!!
weswade 1 year ago
I had this album when I was a kid... Gawd, I wish I still had it!!!
weswade 1 year ago
jeezus, have these guys been in a time capsule since 1969?!!!!!!!!!!!!
k77jones 1 year ago
It looks like the camera guy couldnt help rocking out himself...either that or he was having a schizephrenic episode while filming.
semitar6 1 year ago
Cool tone ! !
psychkoala 1 year ago
holy fuck that is thick
Xaymot 1 year ago
@Xaymot Yes. Rather. It is.
pikiwiki 1 year ago
What a great performance,loved it.
terminater1952 1 year ago
El origen de todo. Los otros padres del metal.
rdpyt2666 1 year ago
I'm starting to agree with, the one and only Geddy Lee (Rush). Blue Cheer were the firtst true METAL band. Now don't everyone gang up on me all at once. For Ireally love Black Sabbath, but just listen to this. These guys they're rippin' it. They're trully AWESOME!!!!!
Nash1965H 1 year ago
@Nash1965H Lets, let's be realistic here. Sabbath, just, never, ever, got close to anything, this thick. Ever.
pikiwiki 1 year ago
@pikiwiki What the..... I never disagreed with you. I have nothing but praise for Blue Cheer.
Nash1965H 1 year ago
@Nash1965H sorry if i misled you. i just, never heard anything like this song before, from anyone, thought it was how you describe it. I feel like i really felt something when i heard this, like something actually happened. it's good.
pikiwiki 1 year ago
trower-esque rythmn, page-esque lead fills and the occasional loopy deep purple lick, all laid out on basic delta blues rythmns. sounds like thunder in the distance from vietnam. makes me feel like I'm walking underwater. fantastic.
pikiwiki 1 year ago 2
i CAN SAY THIS :Blue Cheer in 67' may have been the first Power trio type american Band and I've seen Cream Live so hold on to your shOrts before you comment .They have and deserve credit , Summertime Blues blew em all away.. It was also a type of, L.s.d-blue cheer
DYNODRUM 2 years ago
@LazyGigolo, that would be Andrew "Duck" MacDonald. He first joined Blue Cheer in the mid-80s. He played with them from 1985?-1991 (before the recording of Dining with the Sharks) and them from 1999-2009. I know that's probably more than you wanted, but I can't help myself sometimes!
PsychedelicTeen 2 years ago
awesome!!!!
heyutang 2 years ago
Hi,
Who plays the guitar in this clip ? The guy looks exactly like young Leigh Stephens in 1968...
LazyGigolo 2 years ago
rip :'(
Lopproj 2 years ago
This shit kicks ass. And damn it, this super hard blues is hard to find. RIP Dickie Peterson.
reportanddeport 2 years ago 2
RIP
MetalYarick89 2 years ago
RIP, thanks for the lovely music
myownservant 2 years ago
rock in peace
luckyshow 2 years ago 2
Your deeds will live on.
wateronthesmoke 2 years ago
RIP Dickie
NEKRomantik2 2 years ago
rip dickie peterson-
hswatnik 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this .... awesome. No justice in the world or these guys would have been playing stadiums.....
SwampDweller67 2 years ago
RIP DICKIE!
parapedal1 2 years ago
great so wanna see them live im seeing budgie in 2 weeks canrt wait now all i have to do is witness leaf hound and blue cheer.
hambone9119 2 years ago
To bad Ricky died to day....
R.I.P
RICKER
bschuit 2 years ago
i found out this morning i was saddened and shed a tear for Dicky wasnt a pompos ass too good rocker he was a friendly down to earth guy who did it coz he enjoyed it.
hambone9119 2 years ago
Fantastic performance.
SkopTeocratico 2 years ago
Great stuff ..... However , I wish Leigh Stephens had stayed with the band after the two iconic albums and the TRIO would have been killing bands throughout the 70s like a walk in the park ...
Zepplica911 2 years ago
Dickie Peterson and the boys still rockin 40 plus years later i too remember when i bought my first Blue Cheer album years ago and my father yelling at me to turn that shit down i love it these guys still got it.
bmet012 2 years ago
I remember too. And I played it every day as loud as that crappy record player would play...
rezeski 2 years ago
hey rezeski when did you first get into Blue Cheer?I remember when Summertime Blues by them came out in 67 i had NEVER heard anything as heavy as that.And then 2 weeks ago my son im 57 now sent me this link to this vid by Blue Cheer i was amazed that they were still playing i thought they had broken up years ago oh no there still rockin after all these years amazing isnt it.
bmet012 2 years ago
This is the darkest, sleaziest rendition of "Rock Me Baby" I've ever heard. Love it.
dnggitg 2 years ago
this is not about getting old, guys! I am only 26 and still think that music like this or black sabbath and all the good stuff from back then will never be achieved again nowadays!
KristofaKa 2 years ago
So cool. This is the way rock should be. What the hell has happened to rock?
gingermol76 2 years ago 22
Since you and I are roughly the same age give or take a few years you probably remember your parents asking the same questions mine did like , what happened to real music this is crap LOL it's just what we're used to and the changes in music we will probably never adjust to. I remember buying my first Blue Cheer album when I was 12 years old and my mother saying , thats not music , thats just a lot of noise LMAO.
Taz0161 2 years ago 2
You are so right. I guess we're just getting old, Taz.. Semper Fi, bro.
gingermol76 2 years ago
The corporations ate it alive and spit out the bones... So sad...
oldsoftee 2 years ago
Corporations discovered they could make money from it....and now you got tripe like Justin Bieber and Britny Spears...sometines evolution sucks ass.. Blue Cheer Rocks.
semitar6 1 year ago 2
@gingermol76 "You were born just to see rock die and become the industry of 'cool' "
Ramzadkm 1 year ago
@gingermol76 MTV started to exsist
ThrashZone11 1 year ago
Wow! These guys remind me of my old friend who asked me to find them. Better hang on to this video for his next drop-by visit.
SuchisLifeIA 2 years ago
the bassist/vocalist looks like Mumm-Ra from thundercats
JesusLikesBreed 3 years ago
Shit these guys fuckin rock
Powers129 3 years ago 2
yeah
buffl777 3 years ago
You think Cream was "light years ahead" of the Jimi Hendrix Experience? Ha, the Experience blew Cream away!
Moose4Choice 3 years ago
great jam, chilled out
myownservant 3 years ago
This band kicks ass
and Im only 18 years of age
FuckMunar 3 years ago 4
COOL JAM
AndreasBusshart 3 years ago
the original louder than God metal band right here
econoroller 3 years ago
BLUE CHEER are the original STONER, Doom, NOISE band. They single-handedly invented Heavy Metal.
DrumTent 3 years ago 2
How's he get that mint sound - Muff style fuzz??
deathpigeon69 3 years ago
Rock till you drop !!
pietmk 3 years ago
As I get older I hope to continue to jam as these chaps. Get off
FoxNGrass 3 years ago 3
клёво!
ungerncyv 3 years ago 3
Blue Cheer were the first to use standard blues songs to perform heavy guitar driven psychedelic music... Then came Led Zeppelin.....bufodmt...
bufodmt 3 years ago
Don't think so...have you never heard of Cream.
UISABOLLOX 3 years ago 2
Jimi Hendrix, anyone?
jb1563700 3 years ago
True, but Cream wasn't nearly as heavy, man. No doubt, Clapton shreaded, and it was fucking nice, but Blue Cheer brought did the rhythm section more justice. Peace!
mussman717word 3 years ago
Will have to agree to disagree on that one....Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker are one of the greatest rhythm sections ever but thats just my opinion. I agree that the Cheer were heavier but Cream were really a blues band. Musically, Cream were light years ahead of anyone of that era...it's why they became household names and superstars.
UISABOLLOX 3 years ago
Taste!! I think so.
Laffeylad 3 years ago
Yup Taste were great too.
UISABOLLOX 3 years ago
I totally agree!
downonme666 3 years ago
When I was nine years old I had the 45 rpm record of "Out of Focus" and listening to it made me go into the garage and turn an old RCA phonograph into a guitar amplifier and the rest is history......(more later) bufodmt.
bufodmt 3 years ago 3
Sabbath always gets credit for being the "Fathers' of Metal but, Blue Cheer
ARE the Masters.
CadillacL 3 years ago 29
@CadillacL FINALLY. Someone has spoken the truth. Peace.
pikiwiki 1 year ago
@CadillacL fail
hardcoreoma 1 year ago
@CadillacL Areu kidding me, lmao...luv the early metal, but these are masters over Sabbath's 40 plus years of reign????? LMFAO, LMFAO...and again LMFAO. Iommi perfected this chicken scratch into an art we know today. If this was the founders of heavy metal, omg, lol, save us all!!!!
GEEZTONE 11 months ago
@GEEZTONE All I'm saying is Blue Cheer should get credit for being the early influence. At the time, nobody heard anyone like them.
CadillacL 10 months ago
@GEEZTONE
Black Sabbath could play about 2 notes.
lenasglad 9 months ago
@lenasglad 2 notes made them legendary.....Bue what?
GEEZTONE 9 months ago
Respond to this video...2 notes made them legendary figures in both rock and roll hall of fames...Blue Who?
GEEZTONE 9 months ago
@GEEZTONE Glad you like Black Sabbath and think they're the shit. Blue Cheer was still there first. Oh gee, not in the R&R Hall Of Fame? So what! Blue Cheer was still there first. The pioneers don't often get the recognition they deserve, and in this period of time, there were lots of bands that were doing interesting or different things that didn't get recognition. In any case, most of it was better than the shit that passes for music today.
furtherdefinitions 9 months ago
@furtherdefinitions Well, I know what u r saying. I do respect that. But countless bands were there "first" before the Beatles and Stones too. I guess it boils down to what you do once you arrive....and the legacy you build under your bands name over the next 40 or so years, lol, don't you think????
GEEZTONE 9 months ago
What a treat to see Dickie and Paul back together performing in concert. Please come to Minnesota sometime guys!!
Planktontwo 3 years ago 2