Iveys (Badfinger) Live - Crawling Up A Hill 68

Pete Ham The Iveys play on September 6, 1968 at Thingamajig Club, Reading, England. John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers cover! Pete Ham - lead guitar, Mike Gibbins - drums, Ron Griffiths - bass, lead vocal Tom Evans - rhythm guitar

No Matter What, Baby Blue, Day After Day, Without You

1. T-Bone Walker
2. B.B. King
3. Stevie Ray Vaughan
4. Robert Johnson
5. Albert King
6. Eric Clapton
7. Buddy Guy
8. Muddy Waters
9. Otis Rush
10. Johnny Winter
11. Peter Green
12. Ronnie Earl
13. Freddie King
14. Mike Bloomfield
15. Earl Hooker
16. Elmore James
17. Albert Collins
18. Hubert Sumlin
19. Duane Allman
20. John Lee Hooker
21. Son House
22. Robert Cray
23. Jimmie Vaughan
24. Billy Gibbons
25. Lonnie Johnson
26. Roy Buchanan
27. Duke Robillard
28. Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
29. Blind Lemon Jefferson
30. Charley Patton
31. Ry Cooder
32. Lonnie Mack
33. Warren Haynes
34. Son Seals
35. Robert Nighthawk
36. Magic Sam
37. Luther Allison
38. Mississippi Fred McDowell
39. Robben Ford
40. Roy Rogers
41. Jimmy Thackery
42. Lonnie Brooks
43. Keb Mo
44. Mick Taylor
45. Lightnin' Hopkins
46. Corey Harris
47. Steve Cropper
48. Taj Mahal
49. Blind Willie Johnson
50. Shuggie Otis
51. Johnny Copeland
52. Gary Moore
53. Rory Gallagher
54. Kim Simmonds
55. Elvin Bishop
56. Harvey Mandel
57. Coco Montoya
58. Alvin Lee
59. Jeff Healey
60. Robert Jr. Lockwood
61. Scrapper Blackwell
62. Hound Dog Taylor
63. Fenton Robinson
64. Blind Blake
65. Earl King
66. Robin Trower
67. Guitar Slim
68. John Hammond
69. Sonny Landreth
70. Smokin' Joe Kubek
71. Dave Hole
72. Alvin "Youngblood" Hart
73. Chris Vachon
74. Kelly Joe Phelps
75. Lowell George
76. Matt "Guitar" Murphey
77. Wayne Bennett
78. Amos Garrett
79. Tinsley Ellis
80. Hollywood Fats
81. Derek Trucks
82. George Thorogood
83. J.B. Lenoir
84. Kid Ramos
85. Rod Price
86. Bonnie Raitt
87. Lowell Fulson
88. Pee Wee Crayton
89. Little Charley Baty
90. Joe Louis Walker
91. Eddie Taylor
92. Guitar Shorty
93. Chris Duarte
94. Skip James
95. Anson Funderburgh
96. Keith Wyatt
97. Little Milton
98. Blind Willie McTell
99. Luther Tucker
100. Stan Webb
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[robharding1957]

well done ron you and pete worked it very nicely,hope your well,

[ozarkdem]

So great to hear Ron Griffiths singing. What a blues voice! Pete is superb as always. Nothing better than Iveys live.

[toomanycats13]

I love hearing these rare Iveys recordings. What a great little band!  Thanks, BadfingerIveys, for posting this. Ron, I hope you are doing well. I've been thinking about you.

[rcallasky]

mrron! Glad to see you up and about - hope all is well with you!

[mrronivey]

I had forgotten that these recordings still / ever existed. yes Grace Barrett, Bill would have recorded this with one mic on the Revox machine so many early demos were recorded on - including the two songs which would eventually become 'without you'. The machine is sitting in my flat to my left as I type !! Thanks 'slightly perturbed Max'. Ron Griffiths.

[slightlyperturbedmax]

Ron Griffiths was a really cool guy, a shame he didn't make another awesome band (that I know of)

[jacktrs5000]

It's great hearing the other side of the Iveys! It sounds to me like this song was

borrowed upon heavily to create the 80's song "Stray Cat Strut".

[GraceBarrett]

This is phenomenal stuff. This Iveys show is a eye-opener for me. I hope the show gets released on CD one day. Sounds really good for an audience recording. Did Bill Collins record this? Use the Revox they were famous for?

[ZinkOrbie]

Tommy was nailing all those jazz chords. That's got to be the most difficult progression The Iveys or Badfinger ever tackled.

[paulbronco]

Class act and sadly missed, wish I could have seen them play live

R.I.P Pete,Tommy & Mike