STEPPENWOLF (Live) - Born To Be Wild

youtube ^ | 5/28/2016 | STEPPENWOLF

[Rastus]

He’s Larry Schweikart, historian, in case you want to search. I think it’s a band called Rampage.

[NEMDF]

I was 14 in 1972, and I am pretty sure we heard Steppenwolf perform Born to be Wild, live, at the Illinois State Jaycees track meet in Granite City, IL. (Is that possible?) It was a great childhood memory. We won the girls’ 440 relay for our age group.

[kanawa]

Savoy Brown

One of my favorite groups.

Hellbound Train

[Iron head mike]

Doing this song again easy filler

[eastforker]

The Pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XqyGoE2Q4Y

[Larry Lucido]

I think it was Toyota or some other car company that ruined Born To Be Wild for me.

[dfwgator]

While the other band members were getting stoned, Kay was securing publishing rights and the right to the band name, and became a very rich man.

[tumblindice]

I was surprised to learn Hoyt Axton wrote The Pusher and Snowblind Friend. Mr. Never been to Spain and Joy to the World.

[dfwgator]

I was surprised to learn Hoyt Axton wrote The Pusher and Snowblind Friend. Mr. Never been to Spain and Joy to the World.

He also invented The Bathroom Buddy. ;)

[tumblindice]

Axton invented the ‘buttwipe on a plastic stick’ device?
My wife has one. Golly, he was regular renaissance man!
I’ll remind her to hum ‘Joy to the World’ whenever she goes to the can.

[Falconspeed]

Thank you for your works. was a groovy tune I listened to on the radio while riding in my older brother's '69 dark green El Camino with a 396 engine. That was a sweet ride with a Hurst shifter, chrome mags and the second best rumble next to the Harley 'potato potato potato'.

[LS]

Great car, bad weight transfer. My 350 SS with 456 gears used to eat those cause they spun their tires for a minute at the gate.

[LS]

Kim Simmons=muy bueno.

[LS]

Liked Zep, esp “Houses of the Holy.” But I heard them live and they were bad. Could have been the gym.

[LS]

Indeed.

[LS]

“Rampage” (I was the drummer.) Tge only place you can hear two of our songs is on the “Rockin’ the Wall” CD soundtrack (which is a darn good collection of music).

[LS]

Also played for three nights with Jim McCarty, guitarist fot Mitch Ryder who did “Devil With a Blue Dress”. He was a superb guitarist.

[Radix]

Unquestionably, one of the best sings ever written, or sung, or performed, in my lifetime.

[loucon]

Goldie McJohn
Hodge Podge Strained Through a Leslie

I loved the sound of a Hammond B3.

[KevinB]

The only place you can hear two of our songs is on the “Rockin’ the Wall” CD soundtrack (which is a darn good collection of music).

I'll check that out. Thanks.