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Found this pub and the halfway on those stairs, blew my fucking mind.... loved them both

Right John, how are you doin? Still going to Bannerman’s? Still missing the Cas?

Nailed it! Great arrangement! 👍

Jim Walker the drummer used to teach me drums 34 years ago, i remember watching the Brothers at the Preservation Hall every Thursday. He had a stunning looking girl friend called Clair😍

Dougie Robertson on bass.

Best cover band in Scotland that i ever seen.

I always loved that song. It`s not easy.........Good job

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Kinda' relaxing John.

Is that Taylor Phillips on drums??

excellent john your doing great

Its called blues'n'trouble - CT

Got to be Robbie of "Planet Wheels" (Wholesale) If it is he's the man who introduced the VIZ comic to Britain! He found the mag at my shop in Gateshead "Brainstorm book shop" & took it to "Titan Distributors" London who printed them from then on! Also took the Kitchenware band "Hurrah" to Scotland on a small tour (I was their drummer at the time!) If hes alive & kicking tell him Hello from Mark

Miss you boys .. see you soon

I love these guys! Always a please listening to them when every other joint is playing James Fucking Arthur and the likes

Hey man, i found a Ronnie taits record some time ago an i fell in love with the mans music, do you have any idea where i could find the rootsie tootsie bands albums or Rootsie duos albums? This song was really good!

This is great. When we toured in Scotland (we are from Holland) in 1988 we saw Frank play at Pres Hall. We just arrived and i was introduced to Frank by Adam. . Before the show he asked if i could play his guitar so that he could listen to the sound of his setup. I hardly couldn't play because his action was so low the strings where almost down at the fretboard. But i did anyway, cause i liked his playing and thought the guitar looked great! He thanked me and he did a brilliant show that evening (october 1988). So today i find this video which is, again, brilliant! I think its the same guitar...lol. He made his own guitars didn't he?

Great to have the three horn section players identified; many thanks for that. I think that leaves only the keyboard player un-named? Anyone know if it could have been Brian Kellock? He eas around then, and sometimes played with Tam White and the Dexters at Preservation Hall, if I recall correctly? Anyone help with this? Pete?

Hi there! My dad Bill Giles is on trombone, Kenny Thompson on sax, Neil Weir on trumpet. This is really great to see! Thank you! Freya x

Lel my grandfather drives the train there

these were good days john, sorely missed. hope ur keeping well

nice bit of information about the further north you go the bigger the eagle owls become,,the western siberian eagle owl very nice colours.

NO trademark song Rab, Country Boy. . 😞

plays straight from the heart everytime, :-) Thanx fir the entertainment over the last 30 odd years Rab.. :-)

thee BEST GUITARIST you will EVER hear.

You are brilliant. remember you from the oak. I wont't forget yo put roses on your grave.

I was fortunate in visiting this museum long before it opened. I met Don who had acquired the Compton and it was in the finishing stages of installation. I was able to play it and remember the occasion well and all credit to Don's determination and hard work that the museum has opened and filled with wonderful exhibits.

Wow~!wonderful! Great! Amazing!...Commet. please....Passing Notes Approach by Bass Line...Custom or Thumb Over(Jimi Hendrix..or..John Mayer.)?ua-cam.com/video/6qmi1vdJphA/v-deo.html What do you think about this?

Enjoyed that. Thanks.

Go lads, cant beat CCR.

Everyone is batty about this old ratty. This train is loved and cared for by a team of volunteers. There is so much passion about this line and its continued use. It was expensive but as an all day event, it became cost effective. I travelled with my dog to the end of the line. We then walked the circular walk to the church, the waterfall and then to the one shop along the estuary. It was a lovely day out. We took some great photos.

Excellent Johnny! Please post some more from this gig. Cheers. Ali

Clare Moran Dempster your brother was very talented so sorry for your loss! hugs

Anyone who does their best to cover the best rock and roll song ever written by the best rock and roll band in history gets my respect. Keep it up!

Aww no Stevey died? So sad, spent many hours enjoying his music when I lived in Edinburgh. What a gentleman. RIP.

good to see another vid of stevie making it onto youtube john

The sync seems to have survived the upload this time. (Unlike the FB upload.)

I'm Gary's son. Are there any videos of us playing ?

Luv it !

Rip stevey love this so much

The engine looks like Bill and Ben from the Thomas the Tank Engine series...

superb cover .....as good as I ever heard anywhere

Longstones finest!!!!

:D awesome play i give all my respect :)

Wondering if this is gordon willis brother of geoffrey who used to live in newbridge avenue sunderland in the late 60s? many happy days going down to see free at the filmore newcastle road..

is that Charlie & the sheepdogs Charlie john?

lovely sounding bells in this chime. While Taylor's had made carillons (23 or more bells), this one has 13...a chime, played from a traditional chimestand.

Good God.... I remember this as if it was yesterday. I played with Free 'n' Easy at weekends and regularly went to see Pete and the Brothers. Frank Usher...arguably the best guitarist around. Thank you John. Mike

took a minute to recognise gary martin, last time I saw him was in the early 90s when he used to do a bit with stevie hay. was always a good moothie player

If you copy the link from your browser bar & paste it into your FB post, your friends should be able to open it. Pipe Organ Recital - Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, Glasgow