Eddie Money Live San Francisco 1975

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Title	:	Eddie Money Live San Francisco 1975
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Histtoric masterpeice! Thanks for finding and uploading Rock on Eddie we miss you!
Comment from : @mirrortime

I just love Eddie's voice
Comment from : @ratso1963mikel

Thank you!
Comment from : @ratso1963mikel

I listen to this once a month for sure Eddie and his bands were hit makers
Comment from : @shuckyducky3508

21 Oct 2024brI just found this video What a great concert! I never knew he played sax! He was really good! What a great band! The guitar playing was amazing! Never heard of him before but he was really great! I never got to see Eddie in concert but I heard he always put on a great show You could definitely tell he was headed for the big time from this concertbrThank you for posting this!brWhat a treasure!!!
Comment from : @steveo9378

I could listen to their version of Feel So Bad every day Great song and great musicians
Comment from : @user-ju3jv7cy8n

I am the eye 👁️ in the sky the space 🌌 satellite 🛰️ stations 123brYou are peace ✌️ and joy 😊 everything that you want will come to you in that perfect time br1:12
Comment from : @PalmerMaddox-k7p

I was still in high school ❤
Comment from : @wendyellis6402

This show was The Tubes, Flo and Eddie and Eddie Money 1975
Comment from : @jason698

My first concert was Eddy and Foghat at the Cow Palace in Daily City Eddie was touring for his debut album Jimmy Lyon was incredible and walked to the front of the stage,spotlight on him,and played his awesome leads
Comment from : @heartfanjim01

Fantastic and what a great line up with Wishbone Ash and Robin trower Made me smile from ear to ear
Comment from : @ericappleton5410

My first concert Eddie opened up for Santana Fort Worth Convention Center…1977? 1978? I was 12 13! He just release Hold On Two Tickets to Paradise ❤
Comment from : @annasworld1

This is so bad ass🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Comment from : @annasworld1

This is better than anything today Jimmy’s tone is killer brbrBut it’s gone It’s all gone Ugh
Comment from : @robertdillworth1675

Eddie was a good good dudewho became a Rock-n-Roll Star Good stuff !
Comment from : @softhotty

Fantastic, Love it it's Pure Class,
Comment from : @RONNIE76100

It's surprising and great to see that Eddie Money made it He is an awful saxophone player 😄
Comment from : @Martin-iv6lq

Rock and Roll Rat Race sounds a helluva lot like Everybody Rock And Roll The Place I think on his Life For The Taking album This is fascinating, it really is, I am a lifelong fan of his
Comment from : @Adulteducation8

Great Stuff; pre 1st albumawesome!
Comment from : @johnjon6159

Not a Rock Hall without Eddie
Comment from : @robertpusateri2345

What an amazing time capsule with clear film and sound! Thanks for posting Enjoyed every minute Great to see how hard working he and the others were in the early days
Comment from : @scottyb2939

I was 14 in 75 Found Eddie in 77 I have everything Eddie put out Saw him 3 times and i got to meet him while one nite as he headed towards the stage he kissed my gf I have to commoent on Lyons This man can play Much respect Ill see you when i get there Eddie
Comment from : @Arthur-tx8fd

Omigoodness, it's Jingles!! 🎷
Comment from : @spacybee1970

could a case be made for eddie to be inducted into rock n roll hall of fame?
Comment from : @bb-gc2tx

I'm glad he removed that polyester suit top about 15 minutes in you know it was hot
Comment from : @leedee4968

Saw Eddie at a toys for tots around '80 Another band couldn't make it Eddie played a whole nother set, he played for nearly over 4 hours! We paid $5 and a toy I've been a fan ever since!!
Comment from : @michaelchafin8170

"I wanna be a rock'n'roll star driving a big black car"ironically, I saw Eddie Money in Houston, TX arriving in a big black car at a record store to make an appearance on Westheimer in the 1970s
Comment from : @juliawalsh7934

What happened to Jimmy Lyon? I saw Eddie & Jimmy play NYC CENTRAL PARK 1979 w The Babys opening
Comment from : @MarceloRomero360

RIP EM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : @mts982

Predating Eddie's debut album by two years Great stuff
Comment from : @NelsonVlog66

Jimmy Lyons!!!
Comment from : @bluezsinger

Man oh man! Eddie really knew how to do it! He was so much fun!
Comment from : @danacoleman4007

This is AWESOME Thanks so much to you and Eddie
Comment from : @steveludwig4200

Eddie had style Always dressed well and presented himself as a true professional
Comment from : @tonyvincent9753

This sounds so wonderful Jimmy Lyons sound takes me right back to grade school holding up my dad's portable tape recorder to capture Two Tickets to Paradise from the speaker in my clock radio That way I could listen to it over and over against as I did That guitar sound is seemed to have gotten seared into my mind Oh man this sounds so good
Comment from : @dannyrabin

1975 was the first year I can remember I was born in 1967, been lovin Eddie Money since 1979
Comment from : @simpleman283

Que chingon concierto, Se nota, se siente la gran calidad! quienes son los musicos! Perrotes!
Comment from : @samuelmartinezhernandez6260

36:12 What a solo! What a sound! All instruments shine!
Comment from : @Elsior

thank you, filmguymike!! Will always miss "The Money Man"!!
Comment from : @pappy017

Mike, just stumbled across this What a treasure this is I'm really grateful Eddie wanted this out there for us and that you were able to make it happen Love the edginess on the blues songs brbrThis is an important part of Rock and Roll history and because of you guys it's out there forever Thanks again! RIP Eddie!
Comment from : @stevofromiowa

This is excellent The band know how to serve the song For example the guitar player varies the density of his part tastefully to fit each song The bassist and drummer are also great in the same way
Comment from : @LetzBeaFranque

Was He So Cool?!
Comment from : @anitalove6003

this band and eddie is so perfect The tone and performance its flawless
Comment from : @heatvisuals

Happy Birthday Eddie Money RIP
Comment from : @DarrenAllen1969

🌏🏆👍😎✌🎰🎯🎊 Thanks Take Care out There Robert Kraft 333×3🙃😅🍻
Comment from : @robertkraft9442

multitalented
Comment from : @karebare222

The World Loves & Misses You --- Eddie brGreat Videobr3 /8 / 21
Comment from : @ablastfromyourpast9112

Sounds like "Rock n Roll Rat Race" eventually became "Rock n Roll the Place"
Comment from : @dLimboStick

Thank you, thank you, thank you for posting this
Comment from : @ratcity10

This is awesome Miss you Eddie
Comment from : @wolfmanmark6773

superb guitarist
Comment from : @knowmusicman157

Cool to see this I had a few guitar lessons with Jimmy Lyon, he taught out of Mau’s Music in Concord Time sure flys
Comment from : @pythonflying

Day 1 I loved Eddie for many reasons Miss Him
Comment from : @TonyAguirreJazz

This is rock n roll Eddie could play that horn like nobody's business Such a talentthank God he didn't become a cop
Comment from : @JohnBGood-ry9wj

i would like to know what the date of this show was
Comment from : @davembeck

Didn't want this to endfantastic performance He sang with all of his heart
Comment from : @kristenk3009

Guy performs like a man possessed or channeling someone from the way back
Comment from : @truttman

Can someone help me fill in the timeline in Eddie’s careerbrI’m assuming this was after “The Rockets” band? I think Eddie said he came out to California with his East Coast band & I’m guessing that was before The Rockets
Comment from : @santacruz3600

Thank you for posting this!
Comment from : @MrJohnLombard

who is the drummer anyone know is it Glenn Symmonds
Comment from : @beoz658

Wow Eddie could play a mean saxophone!!! Wonder why he stopped playing shortly after he got famous? Rip Eddiethanks for all the GREAT music!!!
Comment from : @JohnBGood-ry9wj

WowAlways dug Eddie, this is an amazin' performancedown & gritty"If I was in the Navy, I wanna be the Admiral"yep, I'm a retired sailorjust wowRIP
Comment from : @Varmit69

Thanks!!!
Comment from : @brendafrehley2509

Fucking awesome! Thanks for sharing and I love Eddie even more!
Comment from : @JoseMTamez

I never knew he was so good on saxe
Comment from : @StephenDoty84

Jimmy Lyons critically underrated guitarists
Comment from : @donaldellis8952

Always my favorite Eddie Money
Comment from : @donaldellis8952

RIP Eddie Moneyyour music took me to paradise over and over again!!!
Comment from : @kamuelalee

This is REALLY GOOD!!!
Comment from : @dnd820

sounds quite Springsteen-y / Thin Lizzy-y - first song anyway
Comment from : @frankfoxx3336

Great concert just like the 77 concert these were the days before commercializm didn't take over but a lot of bands including Eddie money's newer hits were great hits as well
Comment from : @briangingras5886

Mark This was a time I recall very well This is one tight 4 man band Nice work Jimmy practiced so much during High School, his fretting fingers were shaped into little hammers The last few weeks their first 2 records have been playing in my head I always liked Gimme Some Water and Jimmy's stroke technique on Gotta Get Another Girl Jimmy, I last heard, is still playing This is one of the best versions of the band Nice Maybe one of the top 3 concerts I have herad them do I stopped paying attention to them after Jimmy left
Comment from : @charlesmcgehee3227

Man this is incredible RIP Eddie Kudos to filmguymike for making this possible!! Holy crap Jimmy Lyon! I was always a huge fan of him - I think he's been overlooked in the history of great guitarists Great to hear him in a leaner raw environment with no keyboard or rhythm guitarist What tone, touch, and feel
Comment from : @VinceMGuitar

Wild man Eddy for sure Full of energy and showmanship How brilliant to write a song Wanna be a ROCKINROLL Star to aid building his dream In my books he was the only male singer song writer that could scream out loud and still do so with rough but yet smooth beautiful voice What a singer I was a fan for sure just didn't take time to go see him perform Sure wished I had I can see the 4 various different stars performing together now Dan Fogleberg, Micheal Hedges, Prince and Eddy Money
Comment from : @NearlyNativeNursery

This video is an absolute TREASURE!!!! MANY thanks and praises to you and the Money Man for unearthing this for all to cherish RIP Eddie, your awesome music was the soundtrack of my youth and beyond
Comment from : @ralphcat1972

I couldn't think of who Eddie sounded like, for a long timenow I have it: Another guy who opened for the Stones back in '69; Terry Reid Smokey voice but always on key
Comment from : @sandrabbitlane

Pretty cool show Jimmy Lyon is killing it on guitar here Great tone RIP Eddie
Comment from : @RockandRollMusic00

LOVE THIS YOUNG EARLY RAW & SEEPING WITH POTENTIAL TALENT
Comment from : @thurmanwatson9693

I saw Eddie open for Ted Nugent waaay back in the day at Philly SpectrumbrGreat stuff
Comment from : @the17thearlofoxford38

So good to see young Eddie
Comment from : @maryanncraig5251

thanks excellent show! rock and roll!!!!
Comment from : @potpooreevids8418

wow, just amazing to have this footage and with such great sound!!! RIP Eddie Money! thanks for being part of the soundtrack to my life!!
Comment from : @TheBdomijan

Very good David, I can’t believe this, I saw him at The Old Chicago Amphitheater wearing just about the same Wardrobe - with that Sax over that White Sportcoat- ready to blast out some very fine parts to bring his music to life Thanx for the show and Wild memory’s
Comment from : @davidgregorski79

Jimmy An incredible guitarist Thank you for this rare video
Comment from : @krusty6246

Sept 15, 2019brI just discovered this irare/i live gem of an early Eddie Money concert Thank you for filming it and uploading it too!
Comment from : @amerocker

I sure hope whoever opens up Pine Knob next year takes a moment for Eddie Money I know it probably wont happen but it would be cool to have Jessie Money carry on the traditionbr💗🎤💗
Comment from : @detroitrockscity

The lineup was Eddie Money, Wishbone Ash, and Robin Trower 1977 at The Forum What a great show Eddie and his band put on! I saw them a year laterJimmy Lyon came out with a gold top Les Paul for Call On Mehis tone was hair-raising Eddie Money was a great frontman, who had his own style, and unique showmanship
Comment from : @philnoud8638

I’ll prob get a lot of hate mail from obese,pimply guys still livin in their mother’s basementnot musicians that don’t know what it takes out of u on stagehowever I forgive you an mein Detroit I’ve got Segar,Glenn FryMotown fantastic girl groups,Smokey an Miracles,Temps,4 tips,Stevie Wonder,Kid Rock,Stooges,MC5,Grand Funk RR,Jim Mcarty an Ron Deeb
Comment from : @drivertom2