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I know right....

Great stuff i really love his style

“Being born is power” D “That’s enough of that. I don’t photograph well. Please.” Kind mom

I had the privilege of playing with these guys. Jed Paulker on guitar, Rasheed Abdullah on bass, sorry I don't remember the drummer's name. FYI I'm the guy in the sharkskin suit. Still here 40 years later😎

Wow it's been decades since i've seen the show. Awesome memories from back in the day

One of the best ever

Very nice!

What are the chords

I grew up in the same town as Bill. We used to play together occasionally. Very nice to see him remembered on you tube.

William was one of the greatest! A top player and showman. Sad he is no longer with us, he had soul and class. He was a nice guy and never had an attitude and treated everyone with respect. A great loss to the Blues world.

rollins looks like hes about to open fire

Sincerity is what its about☮️🦉love the curly arm chair. Thanks.

Pretty soon 😁

My 2nd time watching this , dang I wish you would have went on TV or local tour around Texas or something , also I just noticed I have the same guitar....24 hours blues lady!

bro just grab the microphone

Brother Matt thank you for putting this on , can you make a couple calls to somebody to get Christine playing in a good place .... she needs to be on Austin City Limits or something updated...

Excelent

sick

Hey Mike ... check out what Hank says about you in Get In the Van ... LOL

Great Playing and Singing Carlos , nice version of the Robert Johnson song.

What a band! Tried to see them at Safari Sam's in Huntington back in 85', unfortunately got there late, small place, couldn't get in, hung out in the street listening. I don't really think I understood back then how good they were. Grew up listening to a lot of punk rock and they were completely different from they styles of any bands at that time. Double Nickels on the Dime - Masterpiece

I saw William Clarke several times in Vancouver BC in the early 90's, got to sit and talk with him a couple times- he was friendly, kinda quiet and reserved, but when he got up onstage....it was NONSTOP ONSLAUGHT!

Song and time list - Incomplete (from another commenter): 0:00 People talking while band tunes up 1:07 - Mike Watt playing guitar 1:22 Soundcheck? Also a Jam? 7:28 Jam changes tune. 9:30 "Themselves" 11:00 "Love Dance" 13:44 "One Reporter's Opinion" 15:15 Some jamming around 16:25 "Toadies" 18:04 "The Big Foist" 19:19 "Retreat" 19:45 George's hat falls off (on purpose?) 21:00 Anxious Mo-Fo 22:09 "Theatre is the Life of You" 23:29 "The Glory Of Man" 26:20 "Have You Ever Seen The Rain?" 28:46 "Don't Look Now" 31:16 ? (A jam?) 37:03 A vocal starts during the "Jam?" part for some seconds. 38:42 Jam? part ends, Trumpet Guy (Crane) shows up and talks. 39:53 "Substitute" (Cover) - With a party attendee on vocal. 41:33 "Jesus and Tequila" 44:11 ? ("No Exchange"?) 45:16 or 45:23 - ? 47:10 - End of song, D. Got a drink, A guy says "Hi there" at about 47:17 as the band is jamming. 50:38 End of jam 52:24 "The Cheerleaders" 55:47 - "Take Our Test" 58:06 - "Maybe Partying Will Help" 59:56 - "King Of The Hill" 1:02:51 - "Hey Lawdy Mama" (Cover) 1:05:26 - "Green River" (Cover)

"Stop talking while I'm interupting." I'm going to have to borrow that one sometime.

what song are they referring to at 3:30

Outskirts of San Pedro? PV? Harbor city?

Outskirts of San Pedro? PV? Harbor city?

Just priceless, pre-internet lack of self-consciousness. High in the hills over Pedro.

Two years later and watching again because

A richer understanding Of what's already understood No meanings from the here and now What gift could be a work of art? Can you call it the big foist? I'm fucking overwhelmed

Playful playing

True Blues Willian Clarke the Best 🎹🎸🎸🥁🎸

Love that they always still played in Pedro

Mike Watt Documentary here: ruclips.net/video/1pcUjJ-owxo/видео.html

sound is so crappy

Awesome!

Why the internet should exist, bravo uploader

I love the Minutemen forever!!!! May god grant u an indulgence for posting this. R.I.P., d.

I need to be able to "LIKE" this more. The players are all amazing and the band was one of a kind. And here they are ripping through an epic setlist, at a friend's backyard party, months before D Boone's death.

Brother Matt! Miss you bro! I was your Risty bartender…🥲

Love it

Them teddybear faces on the couch fabric are fuckin me up...

Beautiful

Legends across the board

jus' found this .... every time I find some old Minute Men footage 1) I feel grateful that I was able to see them many times -n- 2) I get kinda sad, cuz the words and music created by these guys was absolutely amazing ..... I REALLY miss D. Boone. 💎🌠

I thought my birthday was cool when my mom made me a custom Pac-Man cake.

23:59 - 24:09 D. plays a guitar variant in "The Glory of Man."

And to this day there has been no band that even gets mentioned as minutemen-esque. Because there isn't one.

listen again, didnt pay attention much esp. toward end.

I'm a latecomer to the late, great Steve Samuels, but his guitar swings so hard and is so inspirational!