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SPENCER DAVIS GROUP - LIVE 1966
U.K. TV studio performances. Formed in Birmingham in 1963 the Spencer Davis Group were one of the 60s most successful British pop groups scoring top 10 hits on both sides of the Atlantic. These live performances are by the original group lineup: Spencer Davis, brothers Steve Winwood and Muff Winwood, and Pete York.

Songs include: "When I Come Home," "Dust My Blues," "Mean Women Blues," "Together Till The End of Time," "I'm A Man," "Georgia On My Mind," "Give Me Some Lovin'," and "Keep On Running." The group takes a break and chat around a table while smoking cigarettes and drinking tea.

Plus this bonus selection...

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP - ON TOUR FILM 1968
German documentary. Fly on the wall camera footage follows the band (Spencer Davis, Phil Sawyer, Eddie Hardin, and Pete York) on tour and includes: Spencer playing acoustic guitar; sitting on floor in front of hi-fi playing records and listening to "Have Mercy." Spencer interview. Band rehearsal and recording "Great Shakes" home milkshake commercial.

Discussion about forthcoming U.S. tour; interesting conversation about black people finding out quickly that Mitch Rider was white, while white people didn't find out until later. Then talking about Bill Haley, Little Richard, Elvis, etc. Public Relations office footage and discussion. Dressing room clowning around; loud farts! Rehearsal and live at Stockport, "This Hammer," "Mean Woman Blues."

Opening a bottle of beer, using another bottle and calling it a "Bill Wyman." Writing "Robin Hood" and "Picture of Her." Photo session at Berkeley Square, London. Playing live at The Marquee; "Dust My Blues," "Looking Back." Meeting Mitch Mitchell & Mick Jagger. Boarding airplane.

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