Slade Live England 1972

Slade - live Manchester, England, June 13th 1972

#slade #glamrock #70srock

[ScottishTeeVee]

1 of almost 3000 music videos on this channel, all taken from my videotape collection.

[KINGMONKEY]

Quite simply one of the greatest Rock N Roll bands ever. They do not get the recognition they truly deserve. They should have conquered the world.

[KevinPhillips-qm]

I’ve been a US Slade fan since I was in 8 th grade (1973), still am!

[Broxi]

Noddy's vocals were effortless. The best ever UK rock vocalist? He's got to be up there. Amazing.

[АлександрЯкушенко-лэ]

Полвека назад были в восторге от Slade, как и сейчас! Нодди Холдер единственный и неповторимый рок исполнитель с мощнейшим голосом и чувством юмора до сих пор! Вошли в историю рок музыки заслуженно, настоящие муз.трудяги!❤

[garys]

Remember Neville Holder six GCE O-levels grammar school boy was Slade's principal songwriter along with Noddy. Jim composed most of the group's music and wrote some of the lyrics, too. He played the piano/keyboards as well and was the lead singer on a few Slade songs. At the age of 10 Jim then started learning violin and in 1960 he graduated with honours from the London National College of Music. He went on to pass the grades I to V with distinction at the Royal School of Music....give the boys some credit for being serious musicians that they were and influenced a generation!

[faithg]

I saw them twice in 1972 & the second time I was leaping about so much I lost my shoes. Luckily I found them at the front at the end, my Dad would not have been pleased.

[rolandevomlandeable]

As a young girl, they were my big role models in fashion and music. I still enjoy listening and looking to them today.

[DannyClevely-klhg]

Saw them in Bristol in December 1972 I was 12 with 2 good friends and my brother great band and times 👍

[johnkilpatrick]

First LP I ever bought was Slade Alive

[timnoble]

I unfortunately didn’t listen to Slade until I was in my 40s. Now they’re one of my favorite bands. Absolutely brilliant.

[speedtriplerider]

Saw these at the Free Trade Hall in Manchester in '73 and it was epic. It was so loud I was temporarily deafened and as I left the FTH to cross Peter St I was nearly flattened by a bus which I simply didn't hear. One of the best gigs I ever went to and I went to plenty.

[barrymccalman]

One of the premier rock bands in history that their music stands the test of time.

[speeddemon]

great to see a band that doesn't take themselves too seriously, yet are still so good !!

[scottfranklin]

Saw them at Wembley empire pool later in 72 and again in 73 and at earls court in 73. Best shows I've seen. Absolutely brilliant live.

[analoguesoul]

Great stompin' glam-rock, Slade and The Sweet were both a joy to behold back in the day.

[michaelbennett]

Slade were incredible . I was only 8 when this video was taken but I loved them and spent any spare pocket money on their singles. Did get to see them in 1982 at a fabulous Christmas show at Hammersmith Odeon. They were still amazing ❤

[shauntaylor]

I can taste the cup-a-soup !
I'd forgotten just how bloody good Slade were

[GaryHager]

I was 13, saw them late night on Don Kirschners Rock Concert I believe and they blew me away, nobody else in Enid, Oklahoma heard of them and I searched every store that sold records for a couple years before I found Sladest !

[garys]

I was only 14 at the time of this, but Slade have been with me for band who deserve so much more credit for dominating a generation