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Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Sat May 07, 2011 7:50 am
by mkaufman
Just released - super rare sightings of Weir playing his first Ibby!

http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/kingfish/video/

Big thanks to my bass player Greg for finding them!

mk

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Sun May 08, 2011 7:00 am
by PaulJay
Dave Torbert was great. Love the vids. Thanks

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Tue May 10, 2011 7:03 am
by TheMissingDigit
The new videos on WGV have done bad things for my productivity level at work. Some real gems so far.

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Tue May 10, 2011 7:26 am
by Pete B.
I'm a huge fan of David Torberts singing voice tone.
Interstingly, he is playing a Strat on Wild Northland... I can't see who is playing bass on that one... Mathew Kellly maybe.
I am also a huge fan of Robbie Hoddinott's lead guitar playing, and these vids show him playing some nice solo's.
Very Cool.
:cool:

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Tue May 10, 2011 9:39 am
by jester536
Also a big fan of Robbie H. Years ago...ok 35 years ago... we had a tape of a show at My Father's Place. First I had ever heard of Kingfish. We all thought they said Robert Hunter on guitar...for a while there I thought that Hunter could really play a mean Tele. Live and learn. Hoddinott is amazing. From what I understand a very bad drug problem...not sure if he is still alive...but that rhythm section and his playing made for some amazing grooves.

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Fri May 13, 2011 5:37 am
by Emoto
jester536 wrote:Also a big fan of Robbie H. Years ago...ok 35 years ago... we had a tape of a show at My Father's Place. First I had ever heard of Kingfish. We all thought they said Robert Hunter on guitar...for a while there I thought that Hunter could really play a mean Tele. Live and learn. Hoddinott is amazing. From what I understand a very bad drug problem...not sure if he is still alive...but that rhythm section and his playing made for some amazing grooves.
He went to prison for a while on something drug related. I think he's out now.

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Sun May 15, 2011 10:40 am
by robertR
Hey Mark, still luv'in the BWM1 I got from you, what a great guitar.

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Fri Apr 27, 2012 1:43 am
by ndrewoods
Pete B. wrote:I'm a huge fan of David Torberts singing voice tone.
Interstingly, he is playing a Strat on Wild Northland... I can't see who is playing bass on that one... Mathew Kellly maybe.
I am also a huge fan of Robbie Hoddinott's lead to play guitar, and these vids show him playing some nice solo's.
Very Cool.
:cool:
^ Same here. Both guys are really great in their craft. Thanks for sharing the video clip. It is worth watching over and over again.

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Fri Apr 27, 2012 8:32 am
by Smolder
Search for Robbie's full name on YouTube for some fairly current status.

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Fri Apr 27, 2012 8:54 am
by jester536
Thanks Smolder. Just did this ...there's a short vid and it just looks like Robbie's telling people he's still alive. Would be very cool if everyone here commented on this vid. He gave a lot and a little thanks might go a long way. Tell your friends...tell your family...lets get this thing to go viral.

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Wed Oct 21, 2015 1:49 am
by hamstergirl4444
Hey Guys,

If anybody is interested Robbie Hoddinott is very much alive...he has health problems that are fairly serious, but his spirits are up, and he's looking forward to playing again. We set up a FB page for him about 3 weeks ago, and I know he'd love to hear from people, so send him a FR. He's online weekends only - but I run things for him the rest of the time, so FR me if you wish under Joyce Koller.
Look forward to hearing from ya'll :)
Joyce

Re: Weir / Kingfish - '75 & '76 VIDEOS!

PostPosted:Wed Oct 21, 2015 5:22 am
by mkaufman
Good to hear - thanks.

mk