Glastonbury 1971 gets going , a motley assortment of people your parents hoped you wouldn't end up like assemble on the stage . Music starts, look there , look at the little skinny white guy wearing most of a sheep on his head is that voice coming from him ? Yup it is , its Terry Reid on top form . Performing Dean ( studio version on ' The River ' ).

noone sings better than terry reid

And that band , there should be laws preventing groups like that from seperating until they've had every last possible recorded song squeezed out of them. As can be seen in the film the crowd were amazed so much so that most of them were temporarily paralysed .
Good thing there weren't any illicit drugs available in those days people might have suffered from serious enjoyment syndrome.
Oops no, sorry , there is footage of a young lady stumble dancing around waving her arms ah nail varnish needs drying of course.
Sadly the Glastonbury film is not commercially available at the moment .
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the lost legend terry reid

Give it to em Terry
terry reid writes amazing songs

Where's the other half of that sheep ?

Open wide and out comes The voice

Terry and Lee

Terry and Linda Lewis

The band
he lives , terry reid lives

Lee Miles , far away ...

David Lindley

Alan White taking his medecine

oooh one of those chords .