One of the greatest bands of those years; original line-up, or not: Irrelevant, 'cause they changed personel quite often, but always played at their best. Was so fortunate to see them live once in the late 70's
There are many sites in the UK designated Brownfield sites which are considered suitable for development. Unfortunately this included Strawberry Studios South where many 10cc songs and songs by other artists such as Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder and The Police, were recorded. It was bulldozed and a block of flats built! Shame.
Thanks for posting, been feeling a little bit nostalgic today and started recalling songs from my childhood. Although I liked this song at the time its only with hind sight you realize just how amazing this was. To produce songs of such harmononious melodies, string arrangements and vocals, with technology that compared with what is available today is relatively stoneage, shows just what a fantastic band 10 cc were. The live performances are the closest thing to studio quality of any band.
Great live version...Consider yourselves lucky on that side of the Atlantic. You still get to see them live...I'd still love to see them, 50% original or not...They do a fantastic job and still care about the integrity of the originals. Truly wonderful stuff!
One of the few groups who could play their music live, and it sounded just like the studio version. Saw them on the "Bloody Tourists" tour....fantastic
Yippee, got tickets for their York concert later this month. I was a teenager when they were on the scene in the 70's and listening to all their music again brings it all flooding back, they really don't make them like this anymore, do they.
Even without the talented Godley & Creme, this is a sterling line-up: Stewart, Gouldman, Rick Fenn (guitar), Stuart Tosh (drums, ex-Pilot), Paul Burgess (percussion, but on additional keys here) and Vic Emerson (keys, ex-Sad Cafe). Only the best can join 10cc!
Have always loved this song as my parents used to be 10cc fans. Being a musician myself I'd often wondered how well such a complex song would work live......now I know, brilliantly !!
It's so easy for that Eric Stewart.He's so good at what he does & has been since his early days on the Manchester "beat scene" backin the early 60s.Keep doin it Eric & thanks,& thanks to you AnnieOakley for this gem.
10cc were such a superb band - equal to Queen in every way. I can only assume they didn't get the same recognition because Eric Stewart, whilst being an excellent singer/songer writer/musician was not as extrovert on stage as Freddie Mercury. One of many classic songs. God I feel so lucky to have grown up with this music.
I wouldn't want to start something, but I've always preferred 10cc to Queen...and I saw Queen live with Thin Lizzy opening in 1976. For me, the 10cc songs were /are 'better' and by that I mean there is more going on. Granted, both bands pulled off a lot of different sounds but I'm happy to take a lilttle shelter every so often from Freddie Mercury's voice and persona.
love this....think its my favourite of 10cc. seen them live 2 years ago, they played this and it blew me away. gouldman was the only original member but amazing still. i started playing guitar shortly after. :) cant believe that someone disliked this! shame on them.
I was at this concert...always remember some idiot guy jumping on stage and thumping little Eric....eric picked himself up and carried on saying 'I didn't think my singing was that bad!' Love him.....he was so talented and even more gorgeous.
Eric is a true star .Not only does he have the looks,He is a great all round musician,plus his awesome stage presence. and voice ,I miss the concerts at M/C Appollo in the 70s+80s Ahhh
This is really cool in every other area as far as representing the original studio track, including drums by Paul Burgess, which faithfully duplicated Kevin Godley note for note, but I don't know what Eric was thinking when he let the other guitarist (forgot his name, too lazy to Google it) play the first part of the guitar break so innacurately. I say this because Eric Stuart plays his solo's live perfectly, remembering every single note from the studio versions. Slightly dissappointing.
Eric's playing is absolutely brilliant in the studio, and when he reproduces it onstage. It always lead me to think that he puts a lot of thought into the initial creation of a guitar solo, like he's carefully selecting every note, and when he duplicates it exactly when playing it live, it's because of how methodical he was when creating it. The best example of this, is the solo at the end of "Feel the Benefit".Live it's done note for note . Maybe the first part of "I'm Mandy, Fly Me" was Lol's.
Hey! Wish Eric Stewart of 10cc a Happy Birthday! His birthday is January 20, but the deadline for emails to him is January 10th, so hurry and join in with all of us 10cc fans! Go here to send Eric birthday wishes!
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Idiot, this is not the original line up of 10CC, if you hadn't of noticed Godley and Creme are no where to be scene? You'd have to go back 6 years to have the real superior 10CC not this cover band for want of a another name?
This version of 10cc at least was one half of the original band and they released new music even though playing older tracks during live performances that they'd written. Gouldman on the other hand continues to tour as 10cc, with a playlist comprised totally of vintage tracks without attempting to add any new material.
Another great 10cc tune. Shows the wide range of Eric Stewart, great harmonies and the "tounge-in-cheek lyrics they always mastered.
Daydreaming at a poster, sharks approaching, Mandy saving him, like the girl in Dr. No, no,no,no. Greatness.
10cc is certainly one of the most underrated bands ever.
btw....
In 1971, National Airlines spent millions naming their planes after girls and advertising, "I'm 'name', Fly me". It was a popular ad campaign in the U.S.
my mum and dad went to a 10cc concert at wembley in 1982. i expect they did a few dates, but this could be the one. my mum was over the moon to see this clip, it brought back good memories for her - dad is no longer with us. THANK YOU for posting
best band of the seventies 10cc kick ass eric stewart one of the best singer songwriters ever get your ass to leeds so i can finally see you all perform best band ever
No problems - glad this is the one you referred to. My first album was 10cc back in 1973 then every album release and now CD duplications up to Do Not Bend the last solo project from Eric Stewart - very highly recommended (but as I always say, I am biased where ES is concerned!)
Yes! That's the one, thanks for posting it. 1982, I saw that tour! You have a great 10cc collection here. How Dare You was the first album I ever bought.
'How Dare You' are probably one of the most underrated albums from the 70s ! I just love every song on it. And ofcourse, Im Mandy Fly Me, who can ever forget it....
One of the greatest bands of those years; original line-up, or not: Irrelevant, 'cause they changed personel quite often, but always played at their best. Was so fortunate to see them live once in the late 70's
Degraafharry 1 week ago
"this is not the original line up" who cares its a damn good popsong / performence ! 10CC classics 4 ever! THNK U GUYS if u read this !
fuelyournews 1 month ago
It's great to see this. A good friend (now deceased) turned me onto this great album and this great song. RIP Barry.
jatras 4 months ago
There are many sites in the UK designated Brownfield sites which are considered suitable for development. Unfortunately this included Strawberry Studios South where many 10cc songs and songs by other artists such as Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder and The Police, were recorded. It was bulldozed and a block of flats built! Shame.
Squeakyboythomas 5 months ago
Gotta love Eric Stewart!
Fenellaribena 5 months ago 2
One person won't fly with Mandy !
Great 70's track
shivalinger 5 months ago
...just like the girl, from Dr No.... great great lyric.
SuperRothers 6 months ago
I've always love Eric. Deborah xxx
bullloaf 6 months ago
Gouldman and Godley played what?
fmpyoyoqueen93 6 months ago
And what have we got today ?Justin Beiber !
bermudarailway 8 months ago
Thanks for posting, been feeling a little bit nostalgic today and started recalling songs from my childhood. Although I liked this song at the time its only with hind sight you realize just how amazing this was. To produce songs of such harmononious melodies, string arrangements and vocals, with technology that compared with what is available today is relatively stoneage, shows just what a fantastic band 10 cc were. The live performances are the closest thing to studio quality of any band.
casman1 8 months ago
Great live version...Consider yourselves lucky on that side of the Atlantic. You still get to see them live...I'd still love to see them, 50% original or not...They do a fantastic job and still care about the integrity of the originals. Truly wonderful stuff!
Lowactionhero 9 months ago
Great upload. Thanks.
harel10 10 months ago
Just the Greatest, great sound, great songs, great musicians! only wish I could have seen them back then...but I was still in my pram....;) lol...
HilaryMG 10 months ago
One of the few groups who could play their music live, and it sounded just like the studio version. Saw them on the "Bloody Tourists" tour....fantastic
chains301 10 months ago
aaahhhh....beautiful!!!!
Great song!!!!
dutchmaggie1 11 months ago 2
Yippee, got tickets for their York concert later this month. I was a teenager when they were on the scene in the 70's and listening to all their music again brings it all flooding back, they really don't make them like this anymore, do they.
lbertrand11 1 year ago
Thanks Annie for all of the great videos. I watch them everyday.
einnocjoe1 1 year ago
Gotta admit, not gay, but I had such a man crush on Eric Stewart back in
the 70's. Super talented pretty boy, with silky smooth vocals.
remlap48 1 year ago
@remlap48 i can duplicate everything you said mate, must admit he was a good looker but obviously liked him more for his music.
eeby7 10 months ago
Even without the talented Godley & Creme, this is a sterling line-up: Stewart, Gouldman, Rick Fenn (guitar), Stuart Tosh (drums, ex-Pilot), Paul Burgess (percussion, but on additional keys here) and Vic Emerson (keys, ex-Sad Cafe). Only the best can join 10cc!
goldheartbadge 1 year ago
Have always loved this song as my parents used to be 10cc fans. Being a musician myself I'd often wondered how well such a complex song would work live......now I know, brilliantly !!
Wrecker1169 1 year ago
I love Queen and 10cc.I didn't know I had to pick.I recently started listening to 10cc after years away and love them all over.again.
davydrums86 1 year ago
It's so easy for that Eric Stewart.He's so good at what he does & has been since his early days on the Manchester "beat scene" backin the early 60s.Keep doin it Eric & thanks,& thanks to you AnnieOakley for this gem.
deadwoodgulch 1 year ago 4
10cc were such a superb band - equal to Queen in every way. I can only assume they didn't get the same recognition because Eric Stewart, whilst being an excellent singer/songer writer/musician was not as extrovert on stage as Freddie Mercury. One of many classic songs. God I feel so lucky to have grown up with this music.
Sunhillow1 1 year ago
@Sunhillow1
I wouldn't want to start something, but I've always preferred 10cc to Queen...and I saw Queen live with Thin Lizzy opening in 1976. For me, the 10cc songs were /are 'better' and by that I mean there is more going on. Granted, both bands pulled off a lot of different sounds but I'm happy to take a lilttle shelter every so often from Freddie Mercury's voice and persona.
hklinker 9 months ago
great song for christmas time!
9ihsanp9 1 year ago
gouldman & stewart. musicians musicians. masters of their art
1cheshirecat 1 year ago
love this....think its my favourite of 10cc. seen them live 2 years ago, they played this and it blew me away. gouldman was the only original member but amazing still. i started playing guitar shortly after. :) cant believe that someone disliked this! shame on them.
derrymadness 1 year ago
Wow the singer looks like a young John Ritter lol
gbanks70 2 years ago
ha ha, how true !
thepanamahat 2 years ago
they just dont make songs like this any more, grew up listening to 10cc
stuartangelsx4 2 years ago 12
4 musical geniouses in one group. The 70s before punk.
Topographer 2 years ago 4
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racheallan 2 years ago
one of the best pop songs ever - in fact 3 songs in 1
vulpecula999 2 years ago 14
I was at this concert...always remember some idiot guy jumping on stage and thumping little Eric....eric picked himself up and carried on saying 'I didn't think my singing was that bad!' Love him.....he was so talented and even more gorgeous.
mousiemouth 2 years ago 5
Great song, Thanks for posting. . .
Airline hostesses. . .
I am thinking about this from a mans perspective, please forgive me...
dippywatcher 2 years ago
Eric is a true star .Not only does he have the looks,He is a great all round musician,plus his awesome stage presence. and voice ,I miss the concerts at M/C Appollo in the 70s+80s Ahhh
constance163 2 years ago 4
Really amazing, loving Seventies/Eighties at the moment, live is even better!
thefeelingcovers 2 years ago 4
why can't I find "Clockwork Creep" anywhere?
charmingasalways 2 years ago
once it was on youtube. But now it isn't here anymore.
Manegi2 2 years ago
That was one of my favorites on "Sheet Music".
charmingasalways 2 years ago
corrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!! is all I can say
keyanntee 2 years ago
This is really cool in every other area as far as representing the original studio track, including drums by Paul Burgess, which faithfully duplicated Kevin Godley note for note, but I don't know what Eric was thinking when he let the other guitarist (forgot his name, too lazy to Google it) play the first part of the guitar break so innacurately. I say this because Eric Stuart plays his solo's live perfectly, remembering every single note from the studio versions. Slightly dissappointing.
pleeezeeatme 2 years ago
Eric's playing is absolutely brilliant in the studio, and when he reproduces it onstage. It always lead me to think that he puts a lot of thought into the initial creation of a guitar solo, like he's carefully selecting every note, and when he duplicates it exactly when playing it live, it's because of how methodical he was when creating it. The best example of this, is the solo at the end of "Feel the Benefit".Live it's done note for note . Maybe the first part of "I'm Mandy, Fly Me" was Lol's.
pleeezeeatme 2 years ago
eric is a fantastic man tanu hace un minuto
lyzbeth213 2 years ago
I've just spent an hour and a half tabbing the solo from the 10CC greatest, came to find this to hear it live and it's not even close! Damn it!
timbo808 3 years ago
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valentinebaby73 3 years ago
wheres lol? 10cc aint 10cc without lol
butlincat 3 years ago
Lol and Kevin left 10cc and made a duo called "Godley & Creme" (maybe you know and just wrote "where's lol" although you knew)
Manegi2 2 years ago
i love this live verson of this tune!!!
pintabud 3 years ago
brilliant group
ururugh 3 years ago
I love this song. What's Eric up to these days? He's pretty hot. *sigh*
nandud 3 years ago
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Idiot, this is not the original line up of 10CC, if you hadn't of noticed Godley and Creme are no where to be scene? You'd have to go back 6 years to have the real superior 10CC not this cover band for want of a another name?
dynamicribbondevice 3 years ago
This version of 10cc at least was one half of the original band and they released new music even though playing older tracks during live performances that they'd written. Gouldman on the other hand continues to tour as 10cc, with a playlist comprised totally of vintage tracks without attempting to add any new material.
AnnieOakley53 3 years ago
@AnnieOakley53 Thanks, havn,t seen it since released in about 76??
alexauyeung 4 months ago
one of the best bands ever.
JimiRayYng 3 years ago
Another great 10cc tune. Shows the wide range of Eric Stewart, great harmonies and the "tounge-in-cheek lyrics they always mastered.
Daydreaming at a poster, sharks approaching, Mandy saving him, like the girl in Dr. No, no,no,no. Greatness.
10cc is certainly one of the most underrated bands ever.
btw....
In 1971, National Airlines spent millions naming their planes after girls and advertising, "I'm 'name', Fly me". It was a popular ad campaign in the U.S.
werehavinaparty 3 years ago 2
The title for this song came from a an advertising poster in the UK for British Airways, which had the slogan, "I'm Mandy Fly Me".
PZK12 3 years ago
Their best song in my opinion.Reminds me of long hot summer of 1976
ysgwy 3 years ago
me too! The year I sat my A levels
keyanntee 3 years ago
Better than the studio version!
10ccBeatlesFan 4 years ago
This one is fantastic and Eric Stewart sounded and looked great! I love seeing the close-ups of the guitar playing.
Dawnheyyeah 4 years ago
my mum and dad went to a 10cc concert at wembley in 1982. i expect they did a few dates, but this could be the one. my mum was over the moon to see this clip, it brought back good memories for her - dad is no longer with us. THANK YOU for posting
14cheeky 4 years ago 2
I was NAMED after this song... lol I dunno if thats a good thing or not....
RawrTasic 4 years ago
What's your name?
Anothersatellite 3 years ago
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My name is Mandy...
RawrTasic 3 years ago
I was a big fan of the band in the 1970s,saw the original 4 in concert in 76, truly awesome.
srober5766 4 years ago
I was there in '82!
beermat7 4 years ago
Exellent live performance
mikegeest 4 years ago
absolutly fabulous drummer!
st3voboo 4 years ago
Only 1500 views??
This classic have been stored in my favourites.....forever!
balo11 4 years ago
This is fantastic!
aasmund92 4 years ago
best band of the seventies 10cc kick ass eric stewart one of the best singer songwriters ever get your ass to leeds so i can finally see you all perform best band ever
bush1977 4 years ago
Blimey, is that really Eric Stewart in 1982? He looks younger than when the song first came out!
Perranporth 4 years ago
love this song.part of my life.
gasmasktrooper 4 years ago
No problems - glad this is the one you referred to. My first album was 10cc back in 1973 then every album release and now CD duplications up to Do Not Bend the last solo project from Eric Stewart - very highly recommended (but as I always say, I am biased where ES is concerned!)
AnnieOakley53 4 years ago
Yes! That's the one, thanks for posting it. 1982, I saw that tour! You have a great 10cc collection here. How Dare You was the first album I ever bought.
popitinpete 4 years ago
'How Dare You' are probably one of the most underrated albums from the 70s ! I just love every song on it. And ofcourse, Im Mandy Fly Me, who can ever forget it....
balo11 4 years ago