I give up who is it,would like to check them out further.
The group is called “The Stumble”
That YouTube video was posted 3 years ago and since then it has only been viewed 1169 times.
(it is now up to 1177 as I post this, thanks to BLF)
Cousin Caterpiller - The Incredible String Band (1968)
The chick with the antlers is cute.
Hmm, I never thought I would actually say those words. 
Maria Franz. She is also in a band called Euzen if you want to see her in a more modern look.
Yeh, took some poking around, but found out who she was. Near-zero info about Heilung itself, though.
One guy looks like my neighbor.
OMEGA (1973) Pearls in her hair
Seems good example that the song is still good if you don’t know the language…
With reference to Focus and Jan Akkerman at start of this post, they were a great band, and great song!
If you like a bit of comedy TV, there is a hilarious UK show “Saxondale” with Steve Coogan where he plays an old roadie from the 70’s.
He makes reference to a lot of bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Genesis, Pink Floyd etc…
The song Hocus Pocus is used in the theme song.
Well worth watching if you can get it somewhere…
BTW Dchomak - that clip by The Stumble was brilliant - never heard of them before
Sophia Loren - 'Mambo Italiano'
With brilliant artistic environment in the song for this great actress...
Sophia Loren Mambo Italiano - YouTube
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and Blondie - Dreaming (1979)
Blondie - Dreaming (Official Music Video) - YouTube Still love you Debbie!
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Thank you dchomak for The Stumble introduction surprise... I missed them too.
Speaking of the late great Greg Lake. Unbelievable voice he had.
California Jam 1974
In California Jam 1974 (April 6, 1974) there was one man (in black) who had been upside down that day.
The most gloomy concert of Ritchie I know…
I saw Deep Purple in 1974 at Olympia Stadium in Michigan. Warm up band was Electric Light Orchestra. Awesome show. Ritchie was on point
Olympia Stadium is where the Detroit Red Wings hockey team played for years.
I have been playing a bit of DP in my car lately driving around enjoying the unusually good weather we have here.
Dident see DP in 74 as i was 8 then, but 2-4 years later i was aware of them.
Dont see much reason to pay much attention to modern music when so much good stuff was made in the old days.
one of my fav CD. I have only seen Al Dimeola in concert, but among so many great guitarists I’ve seen,
AD is insane.
One of my fav back in the days
Did we already catch
PMJ (POST MODERN JUKEBOX)
tank and the bangas
The baseballs
Aah…haven’t heard Wishbone Ash for years…
And who can forget:
Uriah Heep
Jethro Tull
Free
There is a country where July Morning is a informal holiday. Fully inspired by Uriah Heep’s song. Started at the beginning of ’80.
I attended some of the first gatherings.
Here are some videos of recent years …
Thank you for the Paul Rodgers remainder.
He is always in my top ten of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with his constantly good carrier during the years.
And in top five vocals also…
Uriah Heep was great. April 7th 1973 a bunch of us piled into a few cars to see them at Eastern Michigan University at Bowen Field house. Warm up bands were McKendre Spring, and Billy Preston.
Our seats were 1st row just right of center. We got there early and were watching the Roadies setup the stage, and this black dude with a huge afro walked down to our seats and asked us if we could spare a joint. (which of course we did) It was Billy Preston, and he put on an absolutely incredible and high energy show. He looked and smiled at us several times during the show, and at the end, stood in front, pointed at us and gave us the “thumbs up” and walked off.
Uriah Heep came on and started the set with the hard driving Easy Living . People went nuts, and was an unbelievable concert. Still remember it like it was yesterday, and one of the best I’ve ever been to.
