Delaney & Bonnie & Friends Copenhagen (December 12, 1969)

[jakeo]

I've been watching interviews with Bobbly Whitlock and he mentioned their only European tour. Pretty cool - the sound is not the greatest but it's really interesting. Gordon on Camco's (I'm pretty sure)

Delaney Bramlett, Bonnie Bramlett, Eric Clapton,, George Harrison, Rita Coolidge, Bobby Keyes, Jim Horn, Carl Radley, Jim Gordon

 

[Mcjnic]

Coulda done worse with that backup band. They seem to be able to hold the groove together.

 

[bellbrass]

(you knew this was coming)
Jim Gordon just drives the hell out of that band.

 

[Ludwig26]

The grear&late Duane "Skydog" Allman recorded with Delaney&Bonnie,
2x of there songs are featured on Anthology 1&II.

 

[Redbeard77]

I stumbled across their On Tour With Clapton album years ago and it is fantastic!

 

[lamartee]

I was always a big big fan. Was at this Friday night late show, quite some time ago but it is one I will always remember.

 

[bellbrass]

I was always a big big fan. Was at this Friday night late show, quite some time ago but it is one I will always remember.
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Wow. Just wow. That would have been a helluva weekend to see a couple of shows.

 

[lamartee]

Wow. Just wow. That would have been a helluva weekend to see a couple of shows.

Not looking to take this thread in another direction but when I think back about the lineups of the shows I went to in the late 60's-early 70's, they were pretty effing amazing.
This place was a another favorite haunt of mine, was at the Procul Harem show. Yes was the opener, King Crimson the second act and Procul Harem was the headliner. The "Fragile" album had been released maybe a couple weeks before this show. Rick Wakeman had just replaced Tony Kaye and Bill Bruford (yeah!) was still the drummer. Quite honestly it was a long time ago and things were very hazy in more ways than one back then but I remember that Yes blew me and the house away.
Robin Trower had left Procul Harem a few months prior to this show but the mighty B.J. Wilson was drumming. Quite a show!
Marty