Status Quo - Roadhouse Blues, Live 1970
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Published 2011-09-23
All Comments (21)
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This is a song from my youth, great to hear Alan Lancaster sing again!
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Still fucking rocks 50 YEARS LATER!!
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Heads down, no nonsense, hard rocking boogie from the Quo... how can you not love this?!
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Rest in peace Alan, a true legend, originator and inspiration 💔
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RIP Alan Lancaster.Saw them at Liverpool Empire in the early 70s.Been deaf ever since.Brilliant Band.Jim.
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Oh my god, that was 50 years ago, now I'm 76 and I'm still into the status quo and play their tracks even when our old-man band has a gig.
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Sounds like a mad jam session.all instruments competing with each other.Terrific stuff.
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Great cover from the Quo. Alan was a very talented and creative bass player, and also a great singer.
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This is music from the dirty sweaty clubs. No rehearsal no bullshit just hardcore rockin 🤟
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great live performance STATUS QUO
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I think Alan's vocals front some of the best Quo tracks - passion for the job in hand.......especially the earlier stuff.
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That was one groove and a half, right there, folks.
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Nice to see them in colour. Kudos to the director using multiple cameras. rare for the time.
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My first live concert ever was Status Quo. I think it was 1977 in Cologne/Germany and it's still one of the best experiences. This song is one of my favourite ones.
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I used to love all that Quo stuff back in the 70's...(still do).....in my Seventies now and still have the hair to do a bit of head bangin'.. when I listen to the lads...I looked a lot like Rossi back then...love the Quo!...
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Saw them at the Mile End Odeon in East London in early 70's - been deaf ever since!
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Love the 70's Quo getting the Legendary Quo sound on Ma Kelly's Greasy spoon album from 1970
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It's sobering to think that of the five in the band here two have now passed on. To that great rock gig in the sky.
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Bob Young on harmonica. ‘Bob Young is Status Quo's unofficial fifth member, their roadie, tour manager and harmonica player as well as co-writer on many of the band's biggest hits with Francis Rossi. Bob is steeped in Quo history, having been a key cog in the mechanics of the group from 1968 until 1981.’ PRS For Music
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That’s just amazing!!! Well done! WOW!!
