Blood Sweat & Tears - Hi- De- Ho (Amsterdam 9/20/1970)

 Blood, Sweat & Tears with David Clayton-Thomas, live at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam on 9/20/1970. The band was on tour to promote their third album, Blood, Sweat & Tears 3, released earlier that year. 

 The 1968 Carole King Greg Goffin tandem creation as “This Old Sweet Roll” given a “soulful” version by BS&T, changing the name to “Hi De Ho” with moderate success as a single.

David Clayton Thomas - Lead Vocals ,Steve Katz - Guitar & Vocals,Jim Fielder - Bass,Dick Halligan - Keyboards, Trombone, Flute,Fred Lipsius - Alto Saxophone, Keyboard ,Lew Soloff - Trumpets,Chuck Winfield - Trumpets,Jerry Hyman - TromboneBobby Colomby - Drums

 

Van Morrison - Kidney Stew Blues (HIBF Grolloo,19 June 2026)

           

 

  Vakantie in Drenthe met als afsluiting het HIBF in Grolloo.Twee zeer warme dagen,ik zag o.a mooie optredens van Erwin Java,Samantha Fish,Jackson Dean,Imelda May,Toby Lee,George Thorogood,Old Crow Medicine Show,Robert John& The Wreck.  En dan natuurlijk Van The Man mijn "All time favorite"

Veel optredens van hem gezien,ook deze keer stelt hij niet teleur.Nog steeds zeer goed bij stem en natuurlijk zijn geweldig strakke band .Voor mij de kers op de taart van dit prachtige festival                         

                                             Film by Timo Beugel Thanks!!

Big hand For The band! Dave Keary-guitar,Joline O,Hara-vocals,Dana Masters-vocals,John McCullough -keys,Bobby Ruggiero-drums,Matt Holland-trumpet,David Hayes-bass,---- -sax.

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The Doors (New York, NY on April 28, 1969)

              The Doors performing on the National Education Television program Critique in 1969.

Filmed less than two months after their infamous March 1, 1969 concert in Miami, it was the band's first public appearance since then and an attempt to rebuild their reputation ahead of the release of their fourth album, The Soft Parade, while in the midst of widespread negative press coverage and a spate of venue cancellations across the country.
 

00:00 - Tell All The People 03:36 - Alabama Song 05:17 - Back Door Man 09:44 - Wishful Sinful 13:10 - Build Me A Woman 17:26 - The Soft Parade

 

Sierra Ferrell - "Years"

                                          

Sierra Ferrell performs a cover of John Anderson’s “Years” at Lincoln Hall in Chicago, IL on March 5, 202

Footage provided by Audiotree

     Sierra Ferrell - Vocals Geoff Saunder - Bass Josh Rilko - Mandolin Oliver Bates Craven - Guitar

                                                     https://sierraferrell.com/

 

Bob Dylan with Robbie Robertson at Glasgow Hotel Room 1966

 Here is a rare recording showing how Bobby goes about inventing his masterpieces. He is jamming with The Band (previously known as The Hawks) guitarist, Robbie Robertson. It was taped in a room at the Millennium Hotel (then called the North British Hotel) in Glasgow, Scotland on May 18, 1966

 Dylan and Robbie Robertson in a Glasgow hotel room writing and working through new songs, most of which remain unreleased and unpublished. Among these songs are "I Can't Leave Her Behind", which was later covered by Stephen Malkmus for the I'm Not There soundtrack.

 

The Black Crows - OLT Rivierenhof (28- 06- 2026)

                                          Pictures by Arthur  - Twice as  Hard

 A beautiful summer evening in one of the finest open-air theaters in Belgium, OLT Rivierenhof. And on stage one of the biggest still-active rock bands in the world, The Black Crows—how wonderful is that?

             

                                                               Hard to Handle film by Arthur

 A band that never disappoints, from the opener "Remedy" to the encore "It's All Over Now," a ball of energy from singer Chris Robertson and his brother Richen, their amazing band

                                                      She Talk To Angels film by Arthur

                             

• Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, acoustic guitar, percussion (1984–2002, 2005–2015, 2019–present)
• Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals (1984–2002, 2005–2015, 2019–present)

• Erik Deutsch – keyboards (2022–present)
• Nico Bereciartua – guitars (2023–present)
• Cully Symington – drums (2023–present)
• Mark "Muddy" Dutton – bass, backing vocals (2026–present)
• Mackenzie Adams – backing vocals (2021–present)
• Lesley Grant – backing vocals (2021–present) 

            Setlist this evening:: Remedy-Tink,Thin-Jealous Again-Wonderfu lBird-Ballad in Urgency-Wiser Time-Hard To Handle-Soul Singing-OH Sweet Nothing-Jam-Thorn In My Pride-She Talk To Angels-Sting Me-Twice as hard-Its All Over Now (encore)

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Neil Young - Sugar Mountain

                                                Live at the Boarding House May 25, 1978

"Sugar Mountain" Neil Young composed the song on November 12, 1964, his 19th birthday, at the Victoria Hotel in Fort William, Ontario (now Thunder Bay), where he had been touring with his Winnipeg band the Squires. Its lyrics are reminiscences about his youth in Winnipeg, Manitoba. 

 

Orville Peck - "Pink Pony Club" (Tivoli Vredenburg 24 June -2026)

 Daniel Pitout (born January 6, 1988), known professionally as Orville Peck, is a South African country musician based in the United States and Canada, widely known for often wearing a mask and not showing his face publicly.
 

                                 Cover of Chappell Roan's anthem "Pink Pony Club" 

 He released his debut album Pony in 2019 followed by the EP Show Pony the next year. His second studio album Bronco was released in 2022. After a self-imposed hiatus in 2023, Peck released his third studio album Stampede in 2024. W Magazine said that his voice is a "deep, calm bass-baritone that recalls the bygone era of Johnny Cash , Roy Orbison; and Gene Pitney[his] haunting guitar riffs drift between rockabilly, blues, and dreamy shoegazing distortions.

Note (  was unexpectedly allowed to join son Robbert van Hoften and daughter-in-law Petra van Sabben at the Orville Peck concert. I didn't really know him, so I let myself be surprised. It was beautiful; Orville is a remarkable figure, with an amazing voice (from very low to very high), masked, and beautiful moves. And not to forget, with a great band! Robbert and Petra and I, in a packed Tivoli (Ronda), made for an absolutely top-notch evening)