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Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band live at the Bayou Club in Washington D.C. on December 2nd, 1980. Pictures are from the tour. Show 1: Apes Ma Hair Pie (Bass Solo) Nowadays A Woman's Gotta Hit A Man Abba Zaba Hot Head Ashtray Heart Hobo Chang Ba Dirty Blue Gene A Carrot Is As Close As a Rabbit Gets to a Diamond One Red Rose That I Mean Smithsonian Institute Blues Bat Chain Puller Safe As Milk Sheriff of Hong Kong Kandy Korn Suction Prints Big Eyed Beans From Venus Show 2: Hair Pie (Bass Solo) Dirty Blue Gene Nowadays a Woman's Gotta Hit a Man Hot Head Ashtray Heart Dirty Blue Gene Best Batch Yet Doctor Dark My Human Gets Me Blues The Dust Blows Forward 'n' The Dust Blows Back Bat Chain Puller A Carrot Is As Close As a Rabbit Gets to a Diamond One Red Rose That I Mean Sugar 'n' Spikes Sheriff of Hong Kong Suction Prints Big Eyed Beans from Venus

Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band - 7 NOV 1980 - Théatre De L’Empire, Paris Don Van Vliet - vocals, harmonica, sax Jeff Moris Tepper - guitar Richard Midnight Hatsize Snyder - guitar Eric Drew Feldman - bass, synthesizer, mellotron, piano Robert Arthur Williams - drums Gary Lucas - guitar* Intro 0:00 Nowadays A Woman's Gotta Hit A Man 0:18 Best Batch Yet 3:43 Dirty Blue Gene 8:47 Safe as Milk 12:42 Flavor Bud Living* 16:33 Bat Chain Puller 17:47 Big Eyed Beans From Venus 22:58

Recorded on 13 July 1986 at the ‘Tuin Paviljoen’ of the Congress Gebouw, The Hague, The Netherlands. John Mc Laughlin - guitar Bill Evans - saxophones Jim Beard - keyboards Jonas Hellborg - bass Danny Gottlieb - drums Watch more World of Jazz videos ► https://goo.gl/Z28cxv Join us. Subscribe now! ► https://goo.gl/n2FHaL Thanks for all your support, rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated! Please: respect each other in the comments. This is the official YouTube channel of World of Jazz.

BURT BACHARACH WITH SPECIAL GUEST TRIJNTJE OOSTERHUIS SATURDAY 11 JULY 2009 • AMAZON • 20:30 - 21:30 LINEUP Trijntje Oosterhuis, John Pagano, Donna Taylor, Josie James (vocals); Elizabeth Chorley (violin); Thomas Ehlen (trumpet, flugelhorn); Dennis Wilson (reeds); Burt Bacharach (piano); David Joyce, Rob Shrock (keyboards); David Coy (bass); David Crigger (drums, percussion). ABOUT Virtually everyone in the world consciously or unconsciously knows a song by Burt Bacharach. The now 81-year-old master composer wrote the majority of his classics with lyricist Hal David. Songs like Wishin' and Hopin', Walk on By, What the World Needs Now Is Love and I Say A Little Prayer are just a small sample from his enormous repertoire. In recent years, the Dutch singer Trijntje Oosterhuis has brought renewed attention to Bacharach's songs. She did this with two successful albums recorded with the Metropole Orkest. The master himself also made a contribution: he plays the piano on several tracks. Bacharach and David composed their first song in 1957. Today, this dynamic composer remains active, releasing new works and performing live across the globe. The duet album Painted from Memory that he recorded in 1998 with Elvis Costello, rose high on the charts. He released his most recent album At This Time in 2005 and it includes topical protest songs. Burt Bacharach is arguably the greatest legend at the North Sea Jazz Festival this year. Welcome to the official North Sea Jazz Archive! On our channel you will find live performances and interviews of Jazz Legends like Lionel Hampton, Ray Charles, Maceo Parker, Herbie Hancock and many more, who have performed at the legendary North Sea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands Watch more videos 👉 https://bit.ly/MoreNSJArchive Subscribe now 👉 https://bit.ly/SubscribeNSJArchive Website 👉 https://www.northseajazz.com Thanks for all your support. Rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated! Please: respect each other in the comments.

Please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE Follow us: https://www.instagram.com/ djangojazzfest/ @BradB @chloefeoranzo9297 @samfarthing @EliBishopMusic @orozcopiano @mississippigipsy1921 @connorholdridge3993 Guitarist Michael Joseph Harris presents Hot Club of Baltimore with Connor Holdridge on guitar, Will Ledbetter on bass, and Eli Bishop on violin with special guests César Orozco (piano), Chloe Feoranzo (clarinet), Sam Farthing (guitar), Russell Welch (guitar), and Chris Christy (guitar). Also joining us on the encore are the opening band musicians Brad Brose (guitar), Ryan Weisheit (sax), Abe Pollack (bass), and Uri Zelig (drums). Video recorded and edited by Andrew Bohman. Sound and lighting at Baltimore Museum of Art Concert Hall by Natasha Tylea. Michael Joseph Harris - Producer, Artistic Director, Composer, Guitarist. Run of show: Hot Club of Baltimore with Eli Bishop from Nashville on violin 1. Zazzous Swing - composed by Michael Joseph Harris 2. Racer X - composed by Michael Joseph Harris 3. Cherokee - featuring César Orozco on piano 4. Caravan - featuring César Orozco on piano Sam Farthing Set: 5. Si tu savais 6. Sam’s Waltz - composed by Samuel Farthing 7. Diminishing 8. What is this thing called love? - featuring Eli Bishop on violin Russell Welch and Chris Christy Set: 9. Chris Christy original song 10. Sheik of Araby MJH Quartet returns to accompany Russ and Chris 11. Cou Cou 12. Blues my naughty 13. You can depend on me César Orozco & Chloe Feoranzo Set: 14. César and Michael duo introduction 15. I Love You - featuring Chloe Feoranzo 16. Montagne St. Genevieve - featuring Chloe Feoranzo 17. Baby I Don't Cry Over You - featuring Chloe Feoranzo 18. Tico Tico - featuring Chloe Feoranzo All to stage for encores: 19. My Blue Heaven 20. Minor Swing

Nektar live | Rockpalast | 2005 | Setlist 1. Remember The Future Pt. 1 00:00:00 2. Remember The Future Pt. 2 00:16:01 3. Cast Your Fate 00:34:30 4. Cryin' In The Dark / King Of Twilight 00:40:02 5. Preacher / Squeeze / Mr. H 00:49:08 6. Recycled 01:01:49 7. Good-Day 01:18:42 8. Fidgety Queen 01:24:48 9. Do You Believe In Magig 01:30:09 10. Telephone 01:34:30 11. Always 01:38:49 12. Norwegian Wood 01:46:20 13. Good-Day 01:52:31 Besetzung Roye Albrighton - vocals, guitar Randy Dembo - bass, taurus pedals, backing vocals Thomas Hughes - keyboards, backing vocals Ronald Howden - drums, percussion, backing vocals Das Konzert fand am 12. März 2005 während des Crossroads Festivals in der Bonner Harmonie statt. Bereits 1969 wurde Nektar gegründet – von Briten, die sich in Deutschland niedergelassen hatten. Nicht zuletzt deshalb gelten sie als die „deutscheste“, „kraut-rockigste“ britische Band der Siebziger. Anfangs an Hawkwind, aber auch an frühe Genesis oder Pink Floyd erinnernd, erarbeiteten sich Nektar einen legendären Ruf, waren gar Vorreiter des Progressive- oder Art-Rocks. Sie beeinflussten unzählige andere Bands und waren unter den ersten, die ihre ausufernden Live-Shows mit opulenten Light-Shows und Diaprojektionen begleiteten. Ihre erfolgreichste Zeit hatten Nektar bis zur Mitte der Siebziger Jahre, sowohl in den USA als auch in Europa waren sie eine der festen Größen des Rock. Speziell ihr Album „Remember The Future“ wurde durch gehöriges Airplay im US-amerikanischen Radio zu einem Verkaufsschlager. Nach Jahren des unsteten Wandels, vielen Aufs und Abs, diversen Besetzungswechseln und der Bandauflösung in den Achtziger Jahren, beschlossen die Gründungsmitglieder Roye Albrighton und J. Allan „Taff“ Freeman im Jahr 2001 mit „The Prodigal Son“ den Mythos Nektar neu zu beleben. Wie Reaktionen der Prog-Rock Fangemeinde rund um den Globus belegen, mit Erfolg. Mehr zu Crossroads 2005: https://www1.wdr.de/fernsehen/rockpalast/events/crossroads-maerz-nullfuenf-uebersicht-100.html

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Tanglewood, Lenox, MA, USA - July 7th, 1970 0:00:29 Heaven and Hell 0:04:39 I Can't Explain 0:07:54 Water 0:18:36 I Don't Even Know Myself 0:25:00 Young Man Blues 0:32:52 Overture 0:38:48 It's a Boy 0:39:23 1921 0:41:46 Amazing Journey 0:45:04 Sparks 0:50:11 Eyesight to the Blind 0:52:07 Christmas 0:55:27 The Acid Queen 0:59:02 Pinball Wizard 1:02:00 Do You Think It's Alright? 1:02:22 Fiddle About 1:03:36 Tommy Can You Hear Me? 1:04:45 There's a Doctor 1:05:08 Go to the Mirror! 1:08:32 Smash the Mirror 1:09:47 Miracle Cure 1:09:59 I'm Free 1:12:26 Tommy's Holiday Camp 1:13:24 We're Not Gonna Take It 1:17:01 See Me, Feel Me 1:24:15 My Generation 1:31:27 Cinnamon Girl Jam Mix of multiple different video sources with the best audio source available for the best quality and most complete version of the show possible. The first half of the show (Until half way through Christmas) is taken from footage released by Wolfgang's Vault. I wish the quality was a bit sharper but it's the best footage there is until an official release, which is pretty unlikely to happen. For this Wolfgang footage, I have used AI frame interpolation to make the video play at a smooth 60fps (technically 50fps for the first 5 songs) which I think looks great. It also fits in more with the smoothness of the second half of the show sourced from a bad quality tape. Though the quality is pretty bad, it's still synced with a fantastic sounding audio source so it's not that bad to watch. It's the only footage of the second half of the show to ever surface excluding a few seconds of My Generation in the credits of The Kids Are Alright. The first 3 songs of the show have technically been released before on the original versions of Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B 1994 VHS and 2001 DVD. However the quality isn't actually that good. When they rereleased it again on DVD in 2009 in much better quality, the Tanglewood section had been removed. I think there is still some dispute between The Who and Wolfgang's Vault over the rights to the show. Which is probably why the full show has never been officially released. Either way, this is the best quality version of the show for the time being.

The Ultimate Doors was formed with the intention of preserving The Doors' music and performances as well as bringing an authentic experience to the old and the new generations of Doors fans. With great attention to detail, The Ultimate Doors provide their audiences with an authentic looking and sounding tribute to Jim Morrison & The Doors. Every piece of equipment on stage is exactly what The Doors used in the 1960s from the instruments and amps to the clothing and microphones. The Ultimate Doors leaves no stone unturned in bringing an authentic Doors tribute show to the stage. The four musicians within the Ultimate Doors who take on the roles of Jim Morrison, Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger and John Densmore do not take the job of portraying their idols lightly. They bring a professional, high-energy, authentic production to the stage night after night in order to transport their audiences back to the late 1960s. For tour dates + more visit www.theultimatedoors.com VIDEO CREDITS Director: Joe Presti FOH Engineer: Will Perry Lighting Director: Vin Pugliese Camera Operators: Kyle Shellmer + Joe Presti Audio Mix: Kyle Shellmer Recorded at: Soundcheck Studios Pembroke, MA