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Al is too much! Regardless of what song or artist he's polking fun at, his parodies are always well done, well thought out, and hilarious. He's insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes I was there. I remember they had huge screens on the backdrop and they were televising old photos of various jazz artists as they played their own music. At the time Erskine was a monster on the drums and Jaco was new to me, but most impressive. What a show. I forgot how long ago that act...

Gosh I'm speachless. I've never seen the original Jeff Beck Group on film. Thank you for the upload. As a teen I thought they were the best band that I never got to see- as they rarely toured Los Angeles, but as of today I feel blessed. Again Kudos!!

I saw them about four times myself back in the '70's and it was never enough. It's nice to see them on video old or whatever's available. That band could rock anytime and are high on my list.

Boy you can say that again. Both the band and Chris struggled after Chris left. You'd think Kim would've hired some baritone to sing some of the old tunes. He sounds awful singing this song.

Ahh, The Boogie from "A Step Further" album #5 for Savoy Brown with Chris Youlden on vocals. Those were the days. I saw them later during the SAVOY BROWN BAND #9 tour with 1) Kim Simmonds guitar 2) Paul Raymond whirlitzer piano 3) Andy Sylvester bass 4) Dave Bidwell drums and crazy 5) Dave Wal...

I saw AWB back in '81 or there abouts at the Hollywood Palladium. Steve Ferrone had already replaced Robbie McIntosh, who died in a car accident. The band was great and very funky. I liked their knack for mixing two guitars in a funk mode. If you listen to their 1st album, AWB, with Robbie M. ...