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  • Very beautiful song !!!

  • nothing wrong with your memory,freenetnow i had the black and white album

  • @DrSkydog, you stole my comment.

  • A little Led Zepplin and Marshall Tucker

  • Dick Wagner played a brown Gibson SG with a wall of Marshalls at the Charleston WV concert. The drummer was also loud. Each time he hit the snare it was like a 30-30 rifle going off. I remember the crowd on it's feet, from first to last song, as the volume shocked everyone. Main act bands rarely ever let warm up bands play that loud. Alice Cooper guitarists used single stack 50-Watt Marshalls with fab tone. School's Out was the closing song with a huge balloon drop. Great memory.

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  • one of the finest  if not thr best love song ever???

  • @bigal1670  FULL ACK!

  • I had the fortune to see Ursa Major, Aug. 1972 in Charleston WV. I gained a great deal of respect for A. Cooper, because he let Ursa Major come out on blasting through 3 - 100Watt Marshall stacks at full volume. The sheer volume immediately caused the entire civic center crowd to rise to it's feet. Dick Wagner, guitarist, played a Gibson SG and the band's first song was Sinner. The entire 3 piece band was very talented. They played Silver Spoon, Stage Door Queen, ..the crowd was in complete awe.

  • @sobeluvr

    That's awesome dude. I was there, too! I grew up in Barboursville and drove up 64, met my cousin from St. Albans and we had the best time ever. Those were the days when it was festival seating and we were real close to the stage. I'm pretty sure that this was the "Killer" tour. My sister had this album by Ursa and we used to play it non-stop. I saw many a great concert at the "old Civic Center", and some great basketball games (we won thestate basketball championship in '75)

  • @mweiford

    I live in northeastern ky. and totally missed this concert. Very jealous! But have the album on vinyl at least.

  • @kenleycloud Very sorry you missed this concert. It's been almost 40 years ago. I was 16 at the time and this was quite a show. I had actually seen Alice once before at the old Keith-Albee Theatre in Huntington, WV around '71-ish? I think that Wagner from Ursa Major eventually became Alice's lead guitarist after the original Cooper band broke up! I feel very fortunate to have grown up during all the arena rock days. I saw almost every big 70's band at the old Charleston Civic Center!

  • @mweiford Sounds like a blast! Ahh, the early 70s! Best times ever!

  • Okay I've proven that my memory is poor, but I swear my lp was just black and white. I like the one that's pictured better. thx again for the songs

  • @Freenetnow

    My album cover is just black and white too, so you're not crazy on that point.

  • gotta love the oldies

  • i just found this today and i like this a lot. reminds me of the sound uriah heep kinda had and mixed with a little allman brothers

  • i love this song.. where the ursa major's now

  • Stumbled across this band in a cut out bin, for a few bucks. Loved their music. tried to get friends to listen to them, but none cared. Indeed they were indeed ahead of their time in the early 70's, they still sound good.

    Dakota190

  • Ursa Major was a world class power trio. The songs were written & arranged by lead guitarist & singer Dick Wagner, a true Guitar Hero. Born in 1942, Wagner recorded Ursa Major in 1972 - when Axl was only 10 yrs old. Ursa Major broke up much too soon & Wagner went on to play with Lou Reed, Alice Cooper, Aerosmith, Kiss & many greats. As they grew up and formed Guns N Roses, Axl Rose & Slash have been among many who have recorded and emulated Dick Wagner tunes and his striking guitar leads.

  • ♥

  • good stuff mld

  • @izaks14 ♥

  • No wonder this singer ended up playing for Lou 'I Cant Sing For Shit' Reed

  • @angrysamoan666, you don't know shit about Rock N' Roll. Dick Wagner and Ursa Major were out 20 years before Axl Rose was even fucking born, he was was wearing a diaper when this was created! Get the facts right you douche.

  • Wow, 20 years before

    Thats about 1941

    Even America was not yet in the war

    This is advanced stuff. So how comes they sound like G'N'r?

    I must study this music now LOL

  • I like much the heavy part early in the min. 3:28

  • I LOVE the VIOLINNNN!!!!!!!

  • Up your ass?

  • Axl rose was shitting in his diaper when these guys were writing music. Your're an idiot. G & R is an overvalued show off band.

  • @DrSkydog71 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I couldn't agree more!

  • @DrSkydog71 Nice job stealing my comment

  • @angrysamoan666 Yes you got it! He was ripping off Axel Rose back in 1972! fool. Who would want to rip off axel rose anyways?

  • Dont ask me, axl is shit

  • So who is Axl Rose?

  • @wasserferd con todo el aprecio nunca se toparon ,,,, por que no!

  • just bought this album.

    glad i did its great

  • My Uncle was the bassist in this great band (Greg Arama). More people should know about this album.

  • This sounds like Rush and Led Zepplin put together. Beautiful.

  • Fucking "A".

  • bought this on a whim back in the day...

    incredible surprise. funny how some bands don't catch on.

  • Saw Ursa Major sometime in the early to mid 70's. They backed up Alice Cooper. Dick Wagner went on play with Alice Cooper.

  • this song is the best legend..

    didimastoyo..

  • hartistry1957

    heres some of the songs from this album I can remember

    I have the album and the cd there are singles out there.

    Sinner

    In My Darkest Hour

    Silver Spoon

    Stagedoor Queen

    Back to the Land

    Liberty and Justice for All

  • Awesome song!

  • One of my all time favorite songs. Found the album long ago in a bin at the record store and wore it out. I finally found the cd to replace it.

  • My brother's band did a song that I can't remember the name of. I can play the melody in my head, but can't quite recall.

    Anyone remember? It was their most recognized tune.

  • Go to CD universe and look for Ursa Major usually there are clips of songs on artist cd's

  • Thanks ksr9t. Live long and perspire.

  • I remember this band I had to listen to them on AM radio... fantastic album Dick Wagner played lead guitar on Rock and roll Animal with Lou Reed.Very underated band

  • I followed Dick Wagner when he was with the band Frost. This guy can really play the guitar. What a walk down memory lane this one is, wow. Could someone please post the rest of this great album?

  • its wonderful song !!

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