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was it a good gig?
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Dreadlock Holiday, great tune
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4 very talented lads who made a lot of peeps happy.
Today we get One Direction who can't play a tambourine between them.. |
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Can't remember the exxact year, 2004 maybe? I was at the sold old Bryan Adams gig at the SECC (Glasgow) Hall 4 (the big one) Hall & Oates were playing next door at the Armadillo - also sold out.
Would liked to have seen them but I was at the right gig. Never seen itas busy in there ... and I've attended a few gigs in Hall 4. Maiden, Dylan, Purple, Pink ![]() |
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I was at their opening venue on tuesday at The Sage Gateshead.it was one of the best live shows ive ever seen ,if you get the chance to see these lads you won't be disappointed .
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I loved 10cc in the 70's band was lucky enough to see them live. I wouldn't bother seeing them now with just Graeme left, although some of the members have been with the band several yeras,
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In addition to being in 10cc GG was quite a good songwriter in the 1960s.
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He certainly was, Dr Slicer.
Here's a brilliant film of 10cc live in '74,showing what accomplished musicians they were. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tTlmzGtjlA |
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Indeed, not many people realise he was responsible for classics such as
'For Your Love' - The Yardbirds 'No Milk Today' - Herman's Hermits 'Bus Stop' - The Hollies He must have been fairly wealthy, long before 10cc |
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and of course, Eric went on to record with Paul McCartney in the 80s.
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Very good thank you. I remember when 10cc recorded Neanderthal Man under the name of Hotlegs. Similarly Simon Dupree recorded We are the Moles under the name of The Moles. Everyone thought the Moles were The Beatles until Syd Barrett spilled the Beans. We are the Moles and Neanderthal Man were rather good pop records imho.
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Neanderthal Man was brilliant, remember ptting it on the juke box a few time. Plus the girls in the video are stunning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiWu7Csn2HY |
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Those girls were 10 a penny in the late 1960s!
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I was a massive fan of 10cc in their various guises back in the day and still enjoy listening to their first 6 or 7 albums, along with Godley & Creme's stuff.
They're playing The Barbican in York tonight and I quite fancied going along but tickets are almost £40 when the booking fee is added, which for what is virtually a tribute band is way over the odds imo. |
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10cc were a magnificent band , but I have no interest in the modern version with only Graham in from their golden era.
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saw them at the open air thing last year at Greenwich,very very good and the "new guys " of 20years are terrific too,that a tip and go see
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The documentary that was on beeb 4 in case you missed it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtPae3K-rUw |
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cheers alpha, not seen before.
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great band .
I think Godley and Creme left before a few of their hits and i believe they have 3 members of that band still with them - not 100% sure . remember G and C left of their own accord - they werent pushed out |
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I only recently discovered that as well as Neanderthal Man,Hotlegs recorded a whole album. I've been playing it on Spotify. There's some good stuff on there. It's worth listening to if you like early 10cc.
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Graham and the current incarnation of 10cc will be appearing on Later with Jools Holland next Tuesday.
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