The Most Memorable Jools Moments

Dontgiveupyourdayjob

There's dozens of great performances by great artists, but I think the show is most memorable when it introduces you to someone new. I'd never heard of either of these acts before seeing them on Later, but am now a big fan of both and have seen both live several times....





(It was actually the performance of Johnny Got A Boom Boom and Falling In Love With You Again That really piqued my interest, but I can't seem to find them!)

FatPete

Kebabkid

Matt_McG said:

@Kebabkid Lewis Taylor. I really think he's a bit of a lost genius. His first album is a match for any of the other neo-soul albums of the same period, and his production on it is outstanding.

I agree Matt. I had Steely Dan as my zenith for this but if I could be any muso in the world, it would be Lewis Taylor. His talent was incredible and I'm listening to that first album as we speak.

Longtallronnie

McAlmont & Butler
Civil Wars

This is probably my favourite though, great frontman and watch the guitarist at the end. 
https://youtu.be/DXsJXqyUZrA

Paul_C

guitartango

Thought I would add an old 60's band to the list. If you have never heard of Forever Changes by Love,, then shame on you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbmGpvLaf1U

545454

I remember seeing At The Drive In and thinking "what the hell was that?!"

This clip unfortunately cuts out before it hands back to Jools saying "and now, Robbie Williams..." His face was priceless at that moment.

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x42l0l

ourmaninthenorth

thebreeze said:

https://youtu.be/SVX2adpyInM

What a sublime piece of music that is, not heard it for years...

My favourite track in this thread thus far. 

Nice one breezy. 

545454

The first time I'd heard of Buena Vista Social Club was a good one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ls3cItkOu4

Paul_C

Sporky

And for me, this one. Marvellous.

Paul_C

Paul_C

Paul_C

fields5069

545454 said:

I remember seeing At The Drive In and thinking "what the hell was that?!"

This clip unfortunately cuts out before it hands back to Jools saying "and now, Robbie Williams..." His face was priceless at that moment.

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x42l0l

I remember a chaotic performance on that Chris Evans show. My take-away from that was - "wow, that rhythm guitarist held the song together well".

Freebird

Brocco

Lou Doillon laying down the groove with Lay Low!

Freebird

Jalapeno

No love for Seasick Steve's debut ? - thought it was awesome !

Hattigol

IMHO, this is the finest 3.22 of televised music in modern times.

So many gloriously mental bits...