Black Sabbath 1970 - Paranoid (English TV)

drum solo by buddy rich in 1970 copyright to drummerworld.com

"Let It Be" is a song written by Lennon & McCartney (although thought to be the sole work of Paul McCartney). The song was first recorded by The Beatles and released as a single in March 1970 and later the same year as the title track of their acclaimed album Let It Be.

A very nice performance of Santana and his band!

The Stooges at the Cincinnati Pop Festival

1970, this is very nice. But I prefer more that 1972 video, which I have uploaded too.

From the 1970 Goose Lake Music Festival.

http://vidaen35mm.blogspot.com/ Magistral película sobre las andanzas de los médicos y enfermeras de campaña que cumplían con su labor durante la Guerra de Corea. Premiada nada menos que con la Palma de Oro en Cannes, y reconocido su excelente guión en Hollywood, su gran éxito originó una aclamada serie de televisión que continuaba relatando las peripecias de estos abnegados médicos con buen humor. (FILMAFFINITY) http://www.filmaffinity.com/es/film126099.html

Well, video de Janis...una de sus mejores canciones... wwww.fotolog.com/janisjoplin_2

yeah!! this one is in sync! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBpD2BdKNS8

The Moody Blues sing Tuesday Afternoon (1970)

Suzanne

Interview in 1970.

Elvis Presley FOREVER!!!

Iggy Pop and The Stooges, Live in Cincinnati, 1970 Video can be located at http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2005/07/iggy_pop_video_.html

Need I say more. One of the sickest muscle car on the street. This goat has two superchargers on top of one another.

Here's a clip of Soft Machine on French Television from 1970. This is my favourite incarnation of the band. Robert Wyatt, Elton Dean, Hugh Hopper, & Mike Ratledge...a few months before Robert left to form Matching Mole. Excellent group interplay and Wyatt at his best on vocals. Elton died last month, so this clip is dedicated to his memory.

Bugsy Malone - Down & Out

The mighty Sabbath unleashing War Pigs.

big yellow taxi joni mitchell in concert 1970.

This is the most famous line up including the great Bobby Colomby on drums! These are the cats that you hear on these songs all these years on the radio. Jim Fieldler: bass Jerry Hyman: trombone Chuck Winfield: trumpet Dick Halligan: piano Lew soloff: trumpet/flugelhorn Fred Lipsius: alto sax Steve Katz: Harmonica David Clayton-Thomas: vocal

Kraftwerk performing their krautrock gem "Ruckzuck", from their first album. This aired on WDR TV in 1970. http://www.kraftwerk.com/ http://www.wdr.de/tv/

Joni Mitchell - Both Sides Now (Live, 1970)

The LP version of this all-time classic

Funkadelic 'I Got A Thing, You Got A Thing, Everybody's Got A Thing' from 1970. I love funky music and late 60s psychedelic hard rock and having the two fused together makes an awesome combination. This song by Funkadelic has to be one of their finest works of their early years yet, it is so wild and trippy and I love it!!! The song starts with some crazy wild guitar wah wah effects then moves into some superwild psychedelic trippy hard rock guitar fuzz distortion instrumentals, this song is unreal, and go the chromakey wipe effects in this clip too, this is gold!!!!!