Two Brothers/The Scorpions with Suzi Jari - Joe Meek Concert

Recorded at the Joe Meek Fest - February 3rd 2007 at The Wyllyotts Theatre, Potters Bar. This clip is of The Scorpions (not the German band) AKA The Ferridays, playing their self-penned "Two Brothers" which Joe Meek recorded in 1962. Two Brothers was unfortunately not released, but was discovered amongst the infamous tea-chest tapes. This clip is taken from a DVD of the complete concert which was held to commemorate the 40 anniversary of Joe's death, and to celebrate his musical legacy.

Two brothers was in the top ten Joe Meek tracks of all time, along with "Johnny Remember Me", "Telstar", "Tribute To Buddy Holly", "Have I The Right?" etc in Record Collector Magazine February 2007.

All three original members of The Scorpions, (Ghost Riders In The Sky) Ted Barber, John Barber & Ivor Knight were performing, with the addition of Keith Strickland (Bass) and the wonderful Suzi Jari (vocals) The original Meek recording is now available on "ANTHOLOGY 1959-1965" CD on Wooden Hill Records.

Follow this link to "Jungle Street" a previously unreleased track recorded by The Scorpions at Abbey Road in 1961, played over the introduction sequence of the 1961 film.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7mp4-PajwE

The Scorpions also have a new CD release "ALL THE INSTRUMENTALS" on Stylus Records

Contact: John@jabe.co.uk
http://www.TheScorpions.co.uk

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This video has been provided under license from and is shown by kind permission of the Joe Meek Society http://www.rhis.co.uk/jmas

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[BlokeFromBattersea]

A Matter of Choice/Jungle Street [1961] [DVD] from Amazon £12.69

[cucuruzucelmare]

just one word about their music, mostly about the song from jungle street:  FANTASTIC !!!

thanks youtube and BlokeFromBattersea

[BlokeFromBattersea]

Thanks.

[misteredward1974]

Ahh, back in the day when music really was played by real live musicians, reverb was exciting and new, men were men and women were enormous! Happy days, so I've heard.

[BlokeFromBattersea]

You're just looking through rose-coloured glasses. We didn't have reverb then!

[couchycoll]

Is this woman very tall or are you both shrinking?

[BlokeFromBattersea]

She's exceptionally tall, and we are shrinking as well!

[cucuruzucelmare]

do you know something about the jungle street movie? where can I find it?