@mtwallet That's a Hohner Pianet, but it's a strange rare model. It seems to be in between a Pianet N and a Pianet C and has a tube preamp. I have the exact same model but can't find any information on it. It just says "Pianet" nothing more..
No wonder why these guys contributed one of the greastest rock n roll songs ever!!! WA diddy do, astounding, pure proffessional muscianship at its crispy crisp!!! Stupendious stuff. Like puff rice made out of thin air.
Congratulations!. Is very difficult to get matter from this historic british band, although Manffred was born in South Africa. With the excellent Paul Jones singing and in armonicha, this video is a JEWLERY!.
Willy, from Argentina. Ex prof. drummer and Sax from CBS Records, Mandioca Records and other houses and bands.
I wonder how many people know that their bass player Klaus Voorman was the artist who did the cover for the Beatles "Revolver" album and the Beatles "Anthology" albums .
I did, and have an album of recordings that they made at Bruno Kochschmeiders, De Kaiserkeller Club in Hamburg Germany. That's where Klaus first met the Beatles!
@Highpoint211 Klaus wasn't the bass player at this point in the band's history. He didn't join the band until after Jack Bruce left to form Cream. The bass player here is Tom McGuinness.
I'm only 16 and I'm in love with the early 60s. I like the Manfreds they are pretty good. I love the Beatles, but more than that I love the Monkees. I already have seen Micky Dolenz. I think that the 60s set the foundation for the music generation, and Iwould love to have lived during that era.
Does anyone have the album that came out before "do wah diddy"??
babsinjrzy 2 weeks ago
is he using a blues harp or harmonica and I wonder what key it is in
staypress 1 month ago
I was there, what a great show.. they sounded great then
petergarofalo 1 month ago
@petergarofalo seriously so u can remember the acts that didnt make it on the DVD of this show
staypress 1 month ago
Vox Continental is the organ --made in England -wooden keys--
crazypainter56 4 months ago
does anybody know what kinda organ he plays? Hohner Cembalet?
mtwallet 8 months ago
@mtwallet That's a Hohner Pianet, but it's a strange rare model. It seems to be in between a Pianet N and a Pianet C and has a tube preamp. I have the exact same model but can't find any information on it. It just says "Pianet" nothing more..
jaccogardner 7 months ago
Funky good!!!
ElusvOptmst 10 months ago
best garage punk sound !
concretejungle0720 1 year ago
No wonder why these guys contributed one of the greastest rock n roll songs ever!!! WA diddy do, astounding, pure proffessional muscianship at its crispy crisp!!! Stupendious stuff. Like puff rice made out of thin air.
livndream4u2 1 year ago
Ray Charles and Shakespeare mixed with suburban british lads, fun.
weirdscience24 1 year ago 2
how about wow
ivan89705 1 year ago
What song are they playing at 0:04-0:30?
Ro1lle 1 year ago
Manfred and Tom are so cute!
dollydot123 1 year ago
Long live Manfred Mann rockin' that Hohner Pianet!!
normswwworld 1 year ago
I need a Hohner Pianet...
Verbeke1992 2 years ago 3
Awesome!
hodadsmusic 2 years ago
Would Brian Jones be still alive if Paul Jones said yes when Brian asked him to be the lead singer of the group he was forming?
jxdeluca 2 years ago 2
Very astute, when Brian and Paul played in Oxford, he was Brian's first choice. He really
didn't want Mick for a singer,
Paul was better looking, better singer and better harp player anyway!
bloderme1 2 years ago
Tom looks very handsome from 3.15 to 3.20.
dollydot123 2 years ago
ray charles
BigBishop1 2 years ago
They had a terrific garage band sound in the early years!
scdevon 3 years ago 13
This Pianet rocks!
mewrth 3 years ago 4
rubbish,later songs with Mike D'abo were better
regentv980 3 years ago
Don't talk daft.
ronwhycherly 2 years ago
well i think so
regentv980 2 years ago
sticks and stones kicks ass!!!!
TheRetroDude 3 years ago
Congratulations!. Is very difficult to get matter from this historic british band, although Manffred was born in South Africa. With the excellent Paul Jones singing and in armonicha, this video is a JEWLERY!.
Willy, from Argentina. Ex prof. drummer and Sax from CBS Records, Mandioca Records and other houses and bands.
clubagogo1234 3 years ago
I wonder how many people know that their bass player Klaus Voorman was the artist who did the cover for the Beatles "Revolver" album and the Beatles "Anthology" albums .
Highpoint211 3 years ago 14
he's not in this clip though, Klaus joined in 66. Tom McGuinness on bass here.
richardsnow 3 years ago 3
I did, and have an album of recordings that they made at Bruno Kochschmeiders, De Kaiserkeller Club in Hamburg Germany. That's where Klaus first met the Beatles!
bloderme 2 years ago
@Highpoint211 he's not on this clip though, Klaus joined in 66
richardsnow 1 year ago
@Highpoint211 That's not Klaus here izzit?
12347771 1 year ago
In fact, Tom McGuinness was their bass player from 63- 66 and shifted to guitar, but Klaus got into Manfreds from 66. Awesome music they played!!
charbeleta 1 year ago
@Highpoint211 Klaus wasn't the bass player at this point in the band's history. He didn't join the band until after Jack Bruce left to form Cream. The bass player here is Tom McGuinness.
Mikemaniax 1 year ago 3
@Highpoint211 I don't think Klaus was the bass player for the band at this point. He joined after Jack Bruce left to form Cream.
Mikemaniax 11 months ago
I'm curious as to the ages of people on this
site. I was 12 when the Beatles invaded America.
I'm sure there are a lot of baby boomers here.
but I suspect some gen Xers also love the music.
yes?
bobbollu 3 years ago
I'm only 16 and I'm in love with the early 60s. I like the Manfreds they are pretty good. I love the Beatles, but more than that I love the Monkees. I already have seen Micky Dolenz. I think that the 60s set the foundation for the music generation, and Iwould love to have lived during that era.
GDX8911 3 years ago
This NME performance put a lot of other bands to shame, but the fans were too young to realise it.
L1V2P9 3 years ago
Great to see the Manfreds cutting loose and live. Wonderful post.
dmpcornwall 3 years ago
what a snarly punk band they were back in 64. Thanks for this post.
lordritchie 3 years ago 3
1964-1967 produced some of the best music in the world - EVER !
doogleandalix 3 years ago 4
i agree all though i think it is 1963-1968 is the best
beatlefannumber1 3 years ago
"The Manfreds". Great to all see all these Brit Invasion 60s bands in their early stages. Thanks so much nyrainbow2 for all your work.
Ivor662 3 years ago
great! live material of this group from the sixties is rare. manfred rocks!
monkmann 3 years ago 2