THE MOTORS - Dancing The Night Away (1978 Old Grey Whistle Test UK TV Appearance) ~ HIGH QUALITY HQ ~
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Published 2010-01-16
All Comments (21)
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The class just shines through , this must be one of the most underplayed records ever.
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One of the best intro's EVER!! Never get tired of hearing this track. Always makes me grin. Classic!
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What a great performance,The Whistle test always seem to get the best out of bands
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Wow !! What a great performance of an underrated rock song !!
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Fantastic pub rock classic. Most of the bands and the venues are gone but the music still lives on
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I miss the days when pop sounded like this. Rickenbackers, and songwriters straight from the heart. Cheers to the Motors, the knack, and of Course the Jam!
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The BBC should bring back Whistle Test and give a national platform to bands that learn their craft by playing the clubs, instead we get talentless teenagers that think they can sing in their bedroom so want to appear on X-factor.
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I dont often comment on YouTube but i have to say this is brilliant musicianship. A group of skilled guys in their prime feeling their oats. They deserve more credit.
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In 1977, I was 10 when I got goosebumps listening to the original version of this track. Now, at 55, I get goosebumps seeing this brilliant live version. What a magic, energetic song.
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My son and his mates band, they are 15-18, do this song in their set. It's awesome to see kids so young playing music like this!
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I live in the states and was 2 years old when this was made. I just found the band recently and been hooked. Awesome!!!
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I remember watching this on Whistle Test first time round, and was massively impressed then, and loved it ever since. How it never got higher in the charts I really don't understand. A beast of a song.
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This band came through Madison WI in 1978, and the band that I was in opened for them. Great times back then for sure!
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Great song . That's a fucking great intro !!!!
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that middle section , with the guitars , wow, always gets me.
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Fabulous song. You only hear it once in a while on the radio. Its a real classic.
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Astounding track. The build up at 4.22 is joy to my lugholes!
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I absolutely love this song and the way its played here. The playing, the attitude , the totally fantastic guitar interplay. One of my faves for sure!
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Surely one of the best rock songs of all time, and an Ace band kicking ass.
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I saw these guys in Bakersfield California in December of 1977 opening up for Blue Oyster Cult. I became a fan instantly. That self titled album remains a favorite in my collection as does Bram's first solo effort which was unbelievably great!