Warren Zevon - Werewolves Of London - 10/1/1982 - Capitol Theatre (Official)

Absofuckinlutely NO ONE could rock like Zevon, in his early years. Then, in his middle years, he grabbed you by the soul and the cerebral cortex and MADE you THINK. In his later years, he became the Life Teacher, recounting his life, his thoughts, his feelings, and tightened his grip on your deepest self. Then....he wrote and performed "The Wind", reached inside your chest, and took your heart with him when he left. Rocker, teacher, philosopher and by-God incredible example of genius that comes to you raw and unrefined...all these things and more. Rock the Pillars of Heaven, you amazing Renegade, you! I've enjoyed my sandwich, and my ride's here. I'll be seeing you again any day now, Warren. And it's alright....

This guy must be the MOST UNDERRATED singer/songwriter EVER!

Put him in the rock and roll hall of fame already. The man wrote one of the most incredible albums of all time on his deathbed. He’s incredible. Talent and dedication worthy of the hall of fame no doubt.

And this particular night, his hair was Perfect!

There was a time in Soho in London and you could randomly throw your head back and go yahooo. In seconds you could hear yahoos coming from everywhere. Wahooooooo! 😁

I was at this exact show .. only seen Warren once and it was one of them shows that you just never forget !! Absolutely Amazing !!

His adlibs are always fantastic. "I saw Chuck Norris walking with the Queen, and everybody was Kung Fu Fighting"

And on that note, RIP Warren Zevon. We miss you.

Hello 1978....from us here in 2024... many memories..

Warren, ain’t holding nothing back. He gave it all. RIP, rocker.

Happy birthday Warren January 24, 1947. R.I.P. We, your fans,  miss you everyday..

Another talented musician that has departed way too soon!! RIP Warren

The sheer power of Warren is in full flight here!!!!

Did not know much of Warren's (considerable) talents before I saw him perform in a small club in my hometown - Brisbane, Australia - in the mid to late 1980s. He move effortlessly between 4 instruments and yet his voice was the the force de jour. He left more than a favourable impression as a talented singer song writer. Sadly, gone long before his time. Thanks for the memories.

Rock and Roll Hall o Fame just doesnt deserve to have Zevon

Keep him in your heart for a while.

That was freaking awesome, what a showman..Love that song.

What a song & performance, never get tired of that song!

I can remember seeing Warren Z. on the Letterman show in what must have been a difficult experiance for him because he was so very ill at the time. He passed shortly after that. His wonderful body of work will never be forgotten.

I went to London last year and stood in front of the former Lee Ho Fook's........just for Warren !