Happy birthday to Dave Swarbrick, born this day in 1947! Here's a 1967 home movie of Martin Carthy and Swarbrick singing "I Haven't Told Her, She Hasn't Told Me."
A music video birthday blog.
Saturday, April 5, 2008
Agnetha Fältskog
Happy birthday to Agnetha Fältskog, born this day in 1950! In lieu of an actual ABBA song, here's the video for her cover of the Cilla Black-associated song "If I Thought You'd Ever Change Your Mind" from a 2004.
Friday, April 4, 2008
Muddy Waters
Happy birthday to the late Muddy Waters, born this day in 1915! Here he is playing "Got My Mojo Working" on stage in 1968.
Dave Hill
Happy birthday to Dave Hill, born this day in 1952! Here he is playing "Run Runaway" with Slade in 1984. Those look like mighty difficult conditions for performing, although the recording sounds suspiciously canned (I think the fadeout might be a tipoff).
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Richard Thompson
Happy birthday to Richard Thompson, born this day in 1949! Here he is playing "Now Be Thankful" with Fairport Convention in 1970.
Jimmy Nolen
Happy birthday to the late Jimmy Nolen, born this day in 1934! You can't see much of him in this clip of James Brown playing 10 minutes' worth of hits on TV in 1969 (with bonus Sammy Davis Jr. action), but you can sure hear him playing guitar...
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Marvin Gaye
Happy birthday to the late Marvin Gaye, born this day in 1939! Here's a mid-'60s live-on-TV performance of "How Sweet It Is"--although first you'll have to sit through Smokey Robinson & the Miracles doing a knockout version of "You Really Got a Hold on Me." And by "have to," I mean "get to."
Serge Gainsbourg
Happy birthday to the late Serge Gainsbourg, born this day in 1928! Here's a minute and a half of him performing "Requiem pour un con" in 1968.
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Rev. Louis Overstreet
Happy birthday to Rev. Louis Overstreet, born this day in 1921! Here's a ferocious performance of "Working on a Building," from 1963.
Gil Scott-Heron
Happy birthday to Gil Scott-Heron, born this day in 1949! (Or, as LCD Soundsystem put it: "Gil! Scott! Heron!") Here's a circa-1975 clip for "The Bottle."
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