Відео

Touring Band for 1979 Debut European shows: Rickie Lee Jones - vocals, guitars, keyboards Neil Larsen - Keyboards Buzzy Feiten - Guitars Reggie McBride - bass Art Rodriguez - drums Steve Letzner - percussion Larry Williams - saxophone

@@mckayuk Thanks very much for this, yeah I remember some of those names. What a wonderful band

@@jimpreen2888 Your welcome friend, me being from Scotland they are not house hold names but being Scottish did prove to be advantageous after I had moved to Hamburg in 1979 and with David another Scot I met there we got tickets for her Debut gig in Germany which was fortunately in Hamburg and coincided with the coldest January in 100 years so after the gig in -20c we made our way back home with no Taxis as the roads were solid ice and we too fell on our arses a good few times but knew a nice Bar called the Wintergarten that was half way and headed there. Alas we were stopped at the door being told there was a private function on and together we cursed in our Scottish accents which on hearing the guy said, you guys from Scotland ? aye we just came from the Rickie Lee Jones concert, frozen and in need of a dram to warm up, he laughed and said com one in, this is the Rickie Lee Jones after party and almost all the road crew are from Scotland. And so we ended up at her Party and duly introduced and she laughed saying oh no not more Scots and bought us a drink and very welcoming and friendly, a great night and memory.

@@mckayuk I love stories like that, it must have been a brilliant night. At the time my first wife worked at a small record company and got hold of RLJ’s first album before it came out. We were sharing a house with a bunch of other people in Camden, London and we all loved that record and went to see her. So funny when no one cheers when she starts Chuck E’s in love, I assume hardly anyone knew it then. Wish I had gone to the after party!

​@@jimpreen2888 Ahh I know Camden from the late 70,s era, a very different time and vibe when at Camden Market you would browse for Albums and Bootlegs, Cowboy Boots and patched Jeans or at least I did lol. Never lived in London but I was living in Cambridge before moving to Hamburg and having friends in London was great for crashing after catching some Band live. By the way although myself and a good few others uploaded her Old Grey Whistle Test appearance at the Dominion Theatre on Sept.9th 1979 the video and audio of all is poor but using modern Video Editing software I took the Audio from her Amsterdam Concert that was aired on the Radio there and not bad so I synched it with the Domian Theatre footage as she played the exact same set list. Its not a perfect match but good enough. Youll find it on my YT channel if you search for "Rickie Lee Jones - Live 1979 - Chuck Es In Love & Easy Money - New HQ Audio". Just a heads up. You take care

Probably the terms and conditions of the appearance didnt allow it

@@mckayuk Understood. I was aiming the comment at other commenters who appear to think this was live

My god how often has it been said that by LIVE means they are living and breathing alive in the Studio and most accept that playing live or only to a back track is dictaded by the terms and conditions of the T.V. contract - just enjoy for what it is mate.

@@mckayuk Absolutely NOBODY apart from you mate. Live means live instruments, live voice. I clicked on the video because it was clearly titled in that way. That's clickbait. And you have the nerve to act shocked when I call it out. Clown.