This is the best video of the three, worth it just for the Revolution Club clips alone. It has interesting interviews with Eric, Jack and Ginger plus a good historical introduction, especially of the Graham Bond Organisation. It includes them talking about the impact of LSD and also of the Hall of Fame performance.
The Glenn Campbell Show appearance shows an embarrassed Eric and Ginger playing congas with fag hanging on his lip. Ginger now can laugh about Eric’s discomfort!
The Revolution Club clips were recorded in December 1967 and were they smokin’!
A few things to note: I have seen a different edit of this on TV with more extensive interviews and less music (I didn’t tape it as I thought it was the same as the video and on purchase found that it wasn’t!). That includes Ginger admitting that he was doing heroin and cocaine during the GBO times and that he ..."was a bit of a horror in those days". Jennie Baker has informed me that that is their style - to prepare different edits for TV and Video.
This video was directed and produced by Martin Baker, son of the great British actor/producer Sir Stanley Baker.
Starts with Credits over NSU
Bios of Ginger and Jack including Graham Bond Organisation clips(!)
Eric Bio
Ginger, Eric, Jack interviews
Spoonful (8:35)
Complete performance from The Revolution Club including introduction in French. Really roar even in an empty club! Jack and Ginger are really locking - Great stuff!!
Ginger, Eric, Jack interviews I Feel Free (2:13)
Recorded at the Palais de Sports, Paris, June 1967 (see right) . Starts in the first chorus. Jack’s playing the Danelectro Longhorn.Ginger, Eric, Jack Interviews
Tales of Brave Ulysses (3:40)
Complete performance from The Revolution Club, short but potent.Ginger, Eric, Jack Interviews
We’re Going Wrong (3:55)
From BBC television.. Complete performance except for a voice over. It works well live.Ginger, Eric, Jack Interviews
Any One For Tennis?
Mime on the Glenn Campbell show. The live performance of Sunshine of Your Love from this show is on "Those Were The Days".Ginger, Eric, Jack Interviews
Sunshine of Your Love (5:04)
Complete performance from The Revolution Club but with no ending coda just finish after the final verse. A powerful version, which shows how they could adapt a song as needed. Probably all these clipswere for a 20-30 minute documentary on French television.
Ginger, Eric, Jack Interviews I’m So Glad (:56)
Final chorus recorded at the Fillmore West March 1968. Basically close up of Jack singing and the mike falling down.Ginger, Eric, Jack Interviews
Politician (2:11)/White Room (3:07)/Toad (1:14)
Edits from the Farewell ConcertsGinger, Eric, Jack Interviews
Ends with credits over Badge
