WA's Argus,EBB's Meat Album and the Pretty Things Parachute the great lost triad of 70's albums. If you want to add fourth maybe Blows Against the Empire...
I remember well this band in the 70's. The older bro had every album by them. John Peel loved this band for their English ballad writing and melodies. It was the era of Brit folk rock. This band did it well. But wow those tapestry style shirts.
These guys were my FIRST concert. I knew nothing about them, and they BLEW us all away. Everything was amazing - musicianship, sound, energy, lyrics....
How can I not like a song that was out when I graduated high school, but you had been there was not this mass media we have now to spread the word and get good out there becuase of both the techincal abilities were not out there and the powers in charge were totally against this rebel music. The says that I hate most of all is when the people of my generation now say they never sold out, they just bought in, you don't have to sell your soul to the devil and compromise what is in your heart.
Saw this lineup about 73 or so in Bloomington Illinois. Such a great band. Dont recall them having much commercial success here but they did in the UK. Two things that dont get made anymore is land and bands like Wishbone Ash. Long Live!
@istimewa1x Wishbone Ash formed in October 1969, Allman Brothers in March of the same year. The Allman's rise came in 71 in the US with the Fillmore title, Ash in 1970 in Europe with their eponymous title. I'd hazard a guess that neither particularly influenced the other in their twin lead approach in the early days, but who knows ...
@mcleaki I agree totally. I am a fan of both bands. The Allmans were more from the southern rock style, while Wishbone Ash were totally British. I never really associated the two. I still remain a huge Duane Allman fan. Marshall Tucker also had double leads, and I recall Lou Reed's epic album "Rock and Roll Animal" with Steve Hunter, and Dick Wagner on double lead on "Sweet Jane" being one of the greatest duel guitar intros in rock history.
OMG, how i love it !!! I can listen it again and again. Where are now at least similar awesome, beautifull sounds of twin guitars. I am happy it was my time of music.
I just heard this song few hours ago in my mom's car on her radio. It's bloody fantastic! To think that I just discovered it. Good music was really diverse in the '70s
What a luck we have to know Wishbone Ash. I saw live in france a concert in nogent sur marne , 78..or maybe 1979. Andy Powel and hes Flying V not more then 15 meters away from me....that was a great moment, really , only YES was better :-)
May the WISHBONE ASH LIVE LONG !!! Thanks you guys for ARGUS , one of THE GREATEST ALBUM EVER !
People nowadays are a disgrace for music! These bands are the grandfathers of music and noone knows them. Instead of expanding their horizons to music, nowadays juvenile is affected by bubblegum pop like Katy Perry Justin Bieber and all this plastic songs with 15 day average life. I really feel sick about this! I just had enough of people that have no curiosity about music! And all these songs they listen to will be forgotten in a few years. This music will remain forever. Because its pure
I see a guitar as a shape of a slim woman and the voices of a woman - it can cry, it can yell, it can call and it can LOVE from deep of her heart.... I heard enough guitarists to say this.
kimonos and flying v guitars?genius?yes.where and why the fuck was this band not recognized more than cher?id still bang cher but this is what dreams are made of.
@66marlinmike Yep, gotta agree with that. With one caveat. The original vinyl, not the reissued CD. The analog vinyl is definitely better audio, plus the CD was crapped up with the "bonus" track, which didn't belong or fit in at all.
Man.. this is great. Argus is one of my favourite albums. Steve Harris of Iron Maiden is a big fan too. There are similarities between the bands. I believe Martin Birch produced both bands aswell.
sophmore year of high school. Timeless music when you didnt have to play what record companies thought was appropriate. Just so happens all that music was successful. Problem was record execs didnt want to pay big contracts to bands. Disco ruined any chance of quality music continuing to grow. Well thats the instant gratification world we live in. True art will always be underground. I kind of like it like that.
My lord, this is SO long ago... i saw them in concert when they went out to New Zealand - must be about 40 YEARS AGO! Their music rocked but they were trailer-trash and wrecked their hotel rooms... i worked for the Hotel at that time!
I haven't listened to these guys in decades. You Tube is the best thing since sliced bread... or sliced money... or slice weed... or sliced ... well you know.
I Lived the scene,,,and Played it ,,it was about making music that could physically take You somewhere unreachable,,,Yeah Some thought it was drugs and for some it was,,but it was more about trying to give wings to Your Music and Your Soul,,, to have Your Music acomplish a physical task through a passive means,,, As You can see anything that hard to explain was even harder to accomplish,,and I really tried until I looked out one day and realized I was indeed one of the people I avoided...
Live Dates IS awesome. I bought it as a school kid and learned all the songs as best I could back then. :-) A mate of mine, Bob Spencer, later to become guitarist in Aussie band the Angels, put me on to them. We were the 'gun' guitarists in our area at that time. :-)
I would suggest to everyone watching this,if you don't have the cd "Live Dates" to buy it. Especially if you like lots and lots of guitars in your music.
One of the best albums ever made. Listen to the grooves wear old !
Thewacky46 there is still tons of good bands rock didn't die in 1974 still tons of good rock bands rush is still making new stuff scorpions wishbone ash genesis is back and u think pink Floyd sucks get ure hearing checked they have the third greatest selling rock album of all time dark side of the moon that shows for itself
Shad0wBalrog I couldn't be more wrong? I'll be as wrong as I want to be. So your big
into Dink Void. I suppose you never heard of Soft Machine or Gong, two other bands that emerged from the Canterbury scene along with Barrett and Waters. Musically they were far more superior and Roger Waters would be the first to agree with me.
@TheWacky46 My favorite Led zeppelin's album "In through the out door" was made in 1979!
It's my favorite because it was a tough period for Plant, he had lost his son, and also for Page cause he was fallin' deeper and deeper in drug addiction. But all that sadness and emotions is right there on the album! I'm gonna crawl. man what a song. or In the evening..
@TheWacky46 And lol. Pink floyd. Man they are one of the best bands. I'm not talking 'bout "another brick in the wall". But listen to the period with Roger Waters. Songs like Perfect sense. Man you can't be more wrong.
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Saw the Ash in Portsmouth Guildhall in 1974 after the Live Dates disaster album . However 37 years later , Warrior is the most played track on my I Pod .
There is only ONE Wishbone Ash and thats the original 1969 to 1974
I saw Wishbone Ash on their first American tour, before they were really know. I paid $5.00 for a front row seat. They were awesome!!!!!!!! I have seen hundreds of performers and they are one of the best.
saw them around 1971 at the De Montford Hall, in Leicester, England where they qriginated from, never ever forgot it, saw them years later without Martin and Ted Turner and Steve Upton, still good though.
@kjclarke56 Your wrong about the name it is Ted Turner unless he has changed his name to Glen, all the sleeve notes on my albums say its Ted.You are right about Torquay though, dont know why I thought they were from Leicester, my mistake.
@kjclarke56 i didnt realise glen and martin had formed a band before WA, dont think I ever heared any of their stuff if you can point me in the right direction I would be very grateful, thanks.
i went to england 2 years ago mainly to see them at rockinbeer festival. first thing i did in british lands was buying my tickets. ¬¬ i got pneumonia and couldnt go. i was 16 by then, i didnt want to tell my epic fail to anyone so most ppl still think I saw 'em anyway xP
Holy fucking crap, this is awesome! Don't you just love it when you discover a piece of music 35 years old that beats the crap out of pretty much everything out there today...
@1iRa - there might very well be some really good music out there. The difference is that it's probably stuck inside some enthusiastic kid's garage never to be seen by most of us. WA were a more or less MAINSTREAM band, back in their day and mainstream today is utter garbage
@Outmind01 music devolved into what we have today: boom, boom, boom. The best music I have experienced is by little known acts/persons who pursue the music, not fame. Those two do not intersect today much.
Around 4 years ago saw a Friday Night Acoustic show and a Saturday Night Electric show at the Moonshine Theater in Scranton, Pa. I was actually working also as they had a meet and greet and silent auction it was cool, people flew in from all over it was my job to keep them happy [ and drunk ] Not the band, the guests lol
I have been playing this band for a long time. My grandma bought me WB Argus and Atomic Rooster in 1972 or 73. Wishbone Ash and The Climex Blues band played in Fargo North Dakota fall 1973 they were both fresh from over the big pond. They both put on a great night. I have wanted a flying V guitar ever since that night!
Just a note to say that there are 2 editions of Wishbone at the moment: Martin Turner's (bass) and Andy Powell's (Flying V). Of the foursome shown here playing in 1973, Ted Turner played with Martin in July at the High Voltage Festival in London and has his own outfit too. Steve Upton has retired I believe. Always worth checking any of them out!
Wishbone Ash lays @ D'bedrock of Rock Musik in Puerto Rico thanks 2 Radio Zar,Ponce...'70S! The King came & set Me free from the bondage of a conquered mind 2B a Warrior of His ZOE...Thank U Guys for such an Inpired Journey!
Wishbone Ash lays @ D'bedrock of Rock Musik in Puerto Rico thanks 2 Radio Zar,Ponce...'70S! The King came & set Me free from the bondage of a conquered mind 2B a Warrior of His ZOE...Thank U Guys for such an Inpired Journey!
I listen this song ,maybe 15 years old.first time,I was surprise because I heard not yet like this song! Now I'm 48 years .So I find this song this You Tube.
For me this is the ultimate Wishbone Ash line up and I was lucky enough to see them several times in the UK in the early 70's, after this I feel they lost the edge to the orchestral and vocal harmonies, just bought the Argus CD a couple of weeks ago --- and another of Uriah Heep, both have many great songs.
i've been looking for this song and words since i first heard it early 70s in montana. thanx u tube
busbillium 1 week ago
Saw them in Portsmouth in 1974 . They never got any better than this
MrGarrington120 3 weeks ago
Grupazo poco valorado y con hermosas melodías; up wishbone ash
MultiRob32 3 weeks ago
Inspiration for Spinal Tap? Really awful music and lyrics. I'll stick with Zeppelin.
luupyful 3 weeks ago
@luupyful Led Zeppelin sucks just as much
assfacedfucker 2 weeks ago
This is great music!
arzachel79 1 month ago
Thank you god for the best classic rock band Wishbone Ash. Perfect concert in 2010 in Poland!
kwieciak112 1 month ago
so beautiful ~ ageless and timeless ~
heapbigtalk 1 month ago
well, now we know what Dale Gribble from King of the Hill did during his college years
tenntex2 1 month ago
WA's Argus,EBB's Meat Album and the Pretty Things Parachute the great lost triad of 70's albums. If you want to add fourth maybe Blows Against the Empire...
44elisdad 2 months ago
@44elisdad There are a lot of those lost 70's albums. Try Manfred Mann's Nightingales and Bombers, or Kansas " Masque "
MacDisel1 2 weeks ago
The reason I play the way I do, & why I got my flying V!
squiggleyone 2 months ago
Great Gig
Bremer62 3 months ago
日本では、必ずコピーしてたよね。
pobox326 3 months ago
I remember well this band in the 70's. The older bro had every album by them. John Peel loved this band for their English ballad writing and melodies. It was the era of Brit folk rock. This band did it well. But wow those tapestry style shirts.
donnybrooklads 3 months ago
Wow, this is love at first play.
stlz07ruby 3 months ago
Sprawling and pretentious - but that was the style back then. It's atmospheric and makes for nostalgia.
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Saw them at the Marquee club in 73 and loved it so much went back next week and there was a psychotic
schoolboy onstage wielding an axe.
doirevomba 4 months ago
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doirevomba 4 months ago
in love with 70s!!!!
juliyjacke 4 months ago
@juliyjacke and the 70's were my college years and first time away from home. Need I say more!!
rufuskran 2 months ago
hi there Wishbone fans plizz look at this
GARY MOORE - BLOOD OF EMERALDS, Polish Tribute to the Irish Guitar Legend
blacksteen 4 months ago
Wow, now this is music!
swisskeen 4 months ago
mag ich sehr...meine jugend...
fabalamoni 5 months ago 2
Man I could watch this video forever-takes one to know one...............
Lord Craig Goldsberry
SanJoseCraig100 5 months ago
These guys were my FIRST concert. I knew nothing about them, and they BLEW us all away. Everything was amazing - musicianship, sound, energy, lyrics....
Loved it.
discoverytime1 5 months ago 7
it rules! I wish I could of saw them when I was young-now I am 51 and still enjoy them-oh well
SanJoseCraig100 5 months ago
OMG how i love this sound.
The LEGEND never die.
They was, they are and they will the legend.
Baud0 5 months ago 2
Dis is good V8 music,we used too listen to on the road,yes i only know 1 lady who got this on LP,nice music
kowsful1 5 months ago
the best
dbot66 5 months ago
The great Wishbone Ash and early-Grand Funk Railroad have always been a great influence in my youth and still are
istimewa1x 6 months ago 4
Ted turners playing is just wonderful, so much feeling in it!
cillajeanluvmayn 6 months ago 3
Killer! Though the lead guitarist looks like a child molester in his hat/sunglasses combo.
ntsmith311 7 months ago
@ntsmith311 Maybe in your days but not in ours LOL
horstb29 6 months ago
How can I not like a song that was out when I graduated high school, but you had been there was not this mass media we have now to spread the word and get good out there becuase of both the techincal abilities were not out there and the powers in charge were totally against this rebel music. The says that I hate most of all is when the people of my generation now say they never sold out, they just bought in, you don't have to sell your soul to the devil and compromise what is in your heart.
toogawnjawn 7 months ago 2
Saw this lineup about 73 or so in Bloomington Illinois. Such a great band. Dont recall them having much commercial success here but they did in the UK. Two things that dont get made anymore is land and bands like Wishbone Ash. Long Live!
yas2733 7 months ago
Im searching a song from Wishbone Ash, in which there is somewhat like an electronic voice imitating the sound of the guitar.
Someone know such a song?
BesorgterSimsSpieler 8 months ago
@BesorgterSimsSpieler it might be "rest in peace" from the locked in album. kind of a peter frampton thing
smokeymc22 8 months ago
@smokeymc22
Aweseome! Thats the song, i was looking for.
Thank you very much. :-)
BesorgterSimsSpieler 8 months ago
progressive
sexi1708 8 months ago
Wishbone Ash was the FIRST band to have DUAL LEAD GUITARS!! Did you peeps know that?
tah2dkajun 8 months ago
@tah2dkajun They were one of the earliest allright, but I doubt if they were the first...(e.g. the allman brothers with duane allman&dicky betts,)
istimewa1x 8 months ago 2
@istimewa1x Wishbone Ash formed in October 1969, Allman Brothers in March of the same year. The Allman's rise came in 71 in the US with the Fillmore title, Ash in 1970 in Europe with their eponymous title. I'd hazard a guess that neither particularly influenced the other in their twin lead approach in the early days, but who knows ...
mcleaki 8 months ago
@mcleaki Yeah, who knows but,...thanks for the info! You have to agree that both Wishbone Ash AND The Allman Brothers were two fantastic forces
istimewa1x 8 months ago
@mcleaki I agree totally. I am a fan of both bands. The Allmans were more from the southern rock style, while Wishbone Ash were totally British. I never really associated the two. I still remain a huge Duane Allman fan. Marshall Tucker also had double leads, and I recall Lou Reed's epic album "Rock and Roll Animal" with Steve Hunter, and Dick Wagner on double lead on "Sweet Jane" being one of the greatest duel guitar intros in rock history.
pocogirl 7 months ago 2
perfect performance of an amazing song from a flawless album
m0wdamn 8 months ago
they make it look so easy.. but to play such simple music in a so fanastic way.. now that's a task.
theSavageHippie 8 months ago in playlist Wishbone Ash
OMG, how i love it !!! I can listen it again and again. Where are now at least similar awesome, beautifull sounds of twin guitars. I am happy it was my time of music.
Baud0 8 months ago in playlist Wishbone Ash
da wurde ich entju...... das stück ist einfach genial...und so traurig...schön
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KimForemanClayton 9 months ago
I just heard this song few hours ago in my mom's car on her radio. It's bloody fantastic! To think that I just discovered it. Good music was really diverse in the '70s
ziggiefred 9 months ago
What a luck we have to know Wishbone Ash. I saw live in france a concert in nogent sur marne , 78..or maybe 1979. Andy Powel and hes Flying V not more then 15 meters away from me....that was a great moment, really , only YES was better :-)
May the WISHBONE ASH LIVE LONG !!! Thanks you guys for ARGUS , one of THE GREATEST ALBUM EVER !
Densquire 9 months ago
People nowadays are a disgrace for music! These bands are the grandfathers of music and noone knows them. Instead of expanding their horizons to music, nowadays juvenile is affected by bubblegum pop like Katy Perry Justin Bieber and all this plastic songs with 15 day average life. I really feel sick about this! I just had enough of people that have no curiosity about music! And all these songs they listen to will be forgotten in a few years. This music will remain forever. Because its pure
dionysios1991 9 months ago
Argus was one of the great albums of the 70's. Saw them live many times always great, twin lead at its best
bothrops9 9 months ago 2
saw this tour in nyc...they were f'ing gr8!
djclay33 9 months ago
If there is a better sounding guitar, let me know. I have got to get this on a disc.
TheConkee1 9 months ago
Still great! brings me back in the seventies.
PAKEPELS 10 months ago
I see a guitar as a shape of a slim woman and the voices of a woman - it can cry, it can yell, it can call and it can LOVE from deep of her heart.... I heard enough guitarists to say this.
tiborvivi 10 months ago
kimonos and flying v guitars?genius?yes.where and why the fuck was this band not recognized more than cher?id still bang cher but this is what dreams are made of.
MrGoonplatoon 10 months ago
Real guitars have wings :-)))
JamesMacbear 10 months ago
Argus is one of the few albums with nowt but brilliant tracks - not one less than awesome
66marlinmike 10 months ago 22
@66marlinmike Yep, gotta agree with that. With one caveat. The original vinyl, not the reissued CD. The analog vinyl is definitely better audio, plus the CD was crapped up with the "bonus" track, which didn't belong or fit in at all.
kybourbonboy 8 months ago
Just brill !!!!
smithbarrie 10 months ago
I had to be a warrior a slave I could not be.
uo8am 10 months ago
4:45 just epic
Salukemai 11 months ago
@Salukemai yep, chills !
echo680 11 months ago
I wish I could play this good
jojoann13 11 months ago
That was British Rock at it's best !
bubi1954 11 months ago
Man.. this is great. Argus is one of my favourite albums. Steve Harris of Iron Maiden is a big fan too. There are similarities between the bands. I believe Martin Birch produced both bands aswell.
drSwan77 11 months ago
I WAS 1 YEAR OLD ON THAT YEAR .......HMMMP WHOA..
MrSocialvampire 11 months ago
yes, this is 70's rock done right.
farber2 11 months ago
@1iRa You are an idiot.
kc12112 11 months ago
Wishbone Ash is a Band I'll still be listening to when I am shitting my depends at a retiement home. They are the Best
uglyorphan 11 months ago
sophmore year of high school. Timeless music when you didnt have to play what record companies thought was appropriate. Just so happens all that music was successful. Problem was record execs didnt want to pay big contracts to bands. Disco ruined any chance of quality music continuing to grow. Well thats the instant gratification world we live in. True art will always be underground. I kind of like it like that.
331paradiddle 11 months ago
My lord, this is SO long ago... i saw them in concert when they went out to New Zealand - must be about 40 YEARS AGO! Their music rocked but they were trailer-trash and wrecked their hotel rooms... i worked for the Hotel at that time!
Lovejames47 11 months ago
goddamn, this is 'king awesome.. kudos+ to you saintsluggo :-)
ff43v3r 1 year ago
I haven't listened to these guys in decades. You Tube is the best thing since sliced bread... or sliced money... or slice weed... or sliced ... well you know.
Mylostsurf 1 year ago
WBA was and is one of the top band to be around, no one shall deny that if you are a true rock fan. Thank you dude!!!!!!!!
simplify1994 1 year ago
..Tanxx..Long time no hear..
axxellein 1 year ago
tak tohle je už dneska klasika...kurva kolik nás na tom vyrostlo....super a díky
lsevec 1 year ago
And tomorrow, I'm going to see them live. That's awesome. And nothing else, you pimps.
docalfons 1 year ago 2
Still one of my favorite albums....Argus!
hamsteak7 1 year ago
I Lived the scene,,,and Played it ,,it was about making music that could physically take You somewhere unreachable,,,Yeah Some thought it was drugs and for some it was,,but it was more about trying to give wings to Your Music and Your Soul,,, to have Your Music acomplish a physical task through a passive means,,, As You can see anything that hard to explain was even harder to accomplish,,and I really tried until I looked out one day and realized I was indeed one of the people I avoided...
PalmbeachSpeedy 1 year ago 2
Loved the 70's. the days of the really good rock music
TeddRi 1 year ago
Meine Band aus "Kindertagen" ....... *schwärm.....
Montag bin ich auf dem Konzert in der Fabrik in Hamburg !!!!
bungee1 1 year ago
@bungee1
Und ich heute, Dienstag, in der pumpe in Kiel :)) Freu!!!
docalfons 1 year ago
A lot of great stuff before digital killed the soul of recording, or at least turned music into sterile bits.
bamboosa 1 year ago
Live Dates IS awesome. I bought it as a school kid and learned all the songs as best I could back then. :-) A mate of mine, Bob Spencer, later to become guitarist in Aussie band the Angels, put me on to them. We were the 'gun' guitarists in our area at that time. :-)
Muso57 1 year ago
I would suggest to everyone watching this,if you don't have the cd "Live Dates" to buy it. Especially if you like lots and lots of guitars in your music.
One of the best albums ever made. Listen to the grooves wear old !
MrHdmi003 1 year ago
I am so glad I was a teen in the Seventies - so much great music!
Tapnella 1 year ago 2
Thewacky46 there is still tons of good bands rock didn't die in 1974 still tons of good rock bands rush is still making new stuff scorpions wishbone ash genesis is back and u think pink Floyd sucks get ure hearing checked they have the third greatest selling rock album of all time dark side of the moon that shows for itself
hockeyman5587 1 year ago
ARGUS kICKS ARSE IN OZ
TheCathyb22 1 year ago
Shad0wBalrog I couldn't be more wrong? I'll be as wrong as I want to be. So your big
into Dink Void. I suppose you never heard of Soft Machine or Gong, two other bands that emerged from the Canterbury scene along with Barrett and Waters. Musically they were far more superior and Roger Waters would be the first to agree with me.
TheWacky46 1 year ago
my advice...see w.ash at every opportunity...theyve still got it...(oct2009)
bluegreenius 1 year ago
This band are playing my home town in March. I'd forgotten how good they are, I think I might go see them.
mcskillby 1 year ago
@mcskillby yes you must
irlenbusch 1 year ago
Hey bearfromalex,
You say Guns n' Roses, I call 'em Cums n' Blow-Jobs
You say Metallica, I call 'em Mentalica Retarded.
You say Pink Floyd, I call 'em Dink Void.
I agree Rap is Crap. But so is the other stuff. Rock has been dead since 1974.
TheWacky46 1 year ago
@TheWacky46 how can you say those bands are crap? thats ridiculous lmao
StandardBunnies 1 year ago
@TheWacky46 My favorite Led zeppelin's album "In through the out door" was made in 1979!
It's my favorite because it was a tough period for Plant, he had lost his son, and also for Page cause he was fallin' deeper and deeper in drug addiction. But all that sadness and emotions is right there on the album! I'm gonna crawl. man what a song. or In the evening..
You can't say rock has been dead since 1974.
I can't agree with that.
Shad0wBalrog 1 year ago
@TheWacky46 And lol. Pink floyd. Man they are one of the best bands. I'm not talking 'bout "another brick in the wall". But listen to the period with Roger Waters. Songs like Perfect sense. Man you can't be more wrong.
Shad0wBalrog 1 year ago
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u say katie perry, i say The Rolling Stones,
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u say pink, i say pink floyd,
u say taylor swift, i say led zeppelin
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ufcbab 1 year ago
also an 94 greek fan
bearfromalex 1 year ago
u say jonas brothers, i say guns n' roses
u say miley cyrus, i say metallica
u say katie perry, i say The Rolling Stones,
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u say pink, i say pink floyd,
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KEEP THE SPIRIT OF ROCK ALIVE
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bearfromalex 1 year ago
Saw the Ash in Portsmouth Guildhall in 1974 after the Live Dates disaster album . However 37 years later , Warrior is the most played track on my I Pod .
There is only ONE Wishbone Ash and thats the original 1969 to 1974
garrington120 1 year ago
A child of 92. A big fan of Wishbone Ash
StephenFiorentini 1 year ago
My brother and i played the first two albums until they were worn out--this is music that gets into your soul
asdesas 1 year ago
brilliant, very powerful track and i was singing it last night at work.
timthemagicbus666 1 year ago
Mindblowing. Would have loved to see them back then.
JohannaMirthless 1 year ago
i was born in a wrong generation!! why?...
DrawMan321 1 year ago
@DrawMan321
To carry the message to them.
buellosaurusrex 1 year ago
Great Guitar Technique! Free !
Better Music than what goes now!
zorazen2 1 year ago
I saw all the major acts of the late 60s early 70s but missed Wishbone Ash. I listened to the albums over and over.
Watching this makes me think I should have seen these guys.
tnekkc 1 year ago 2
Why is he wearing a kimono o.o hahaha first time I listen to them, and I love them! :D
FireAssasin 1 year ago
@FireAssasin
Because he can...
buellosaurusrex 1 year ago
I saw Wishbone Ash on their first American tour, before they were really know. I paid $5.00 for a front row seat. They were awesome!!!!!!!! I have seen hundreds of performers and they are one of the best.
MrPhatjake 1 year ago
woooah... as i listened to that song i shivered for 20s, that music is truly palyed with heart...
love it :D
gunderconk 1 year ago
will done
Ash1RockRunner 1 year ago
What is with the Kimonos? Who are these guys, Rush?
Jerryketel 1 year ago
hah thats awesome, not only are they guitar masters but hell why not, give em a voice too!, damn how did i miss out.
kamacazi8 1 year ago
Wishbone Ash is the best twin guitar band in the world.
Very hard to find thier CDs & DVDs in Hong Kong!
JeffKnight 1 year ago
Saw Wishbone Ash in Torquay in 1970. They were support for the Keef Hartley Band.
Phoenix was the outstanding moment of the night. Saw them at every opportunity after that. Tightest band I've ever heard. Superb.
thangler1953 1 year ago
ha! See you in Gdansk!
SchoeneFee 1 year ago
Wonderful!
toecutterr6 1 year ago
Fair play... It was pretentious shite forty years ago and it hasn't got any better.!
sthompson1000 1 year ago
saw them live in dresden yesterday - awesome
KruuskRule 1 year ago
One of my fav bands. Love this song.
pronavy 1 year ago
Great melodies
MILLSY460 1 year ago
PROPER MUSIC.
showaddywaddyfan 1 year ago
Music doesn't get any better than this
mssusiemack 1 year ago
saw them around 1971 at the De Montford Hall, in Leicester, England where they qriginated from, never ever forgot it, saw them years later without Martin and Ted Turner and Steve Upton, still good though.
caslox 1 year ago
@caslox It was Glen and Martin Turner, they originated in Torquay
kjclarke56 1 year ago
@kjclarke56 Your wrong about the name it is Ted Turner unless he has changed his name to Glen, all the sleeve notes on my albums say its Ted.You are right about Torquay though, dont know why I thought they were from Leicester, my mistake.
caslox 1 year ago
@kjclarke56 Glen Turner who is Martins brother never played in Wishbone I may be wrong please correct me if I'm wrong.
caslox 1 year ago
@caslox You`re not wrong, Glen left before they changed their name to WA
kjclarke56 1 year ago
@kjclarke56 i didnt realise glen and martin had formed a band before WA, dont think I ever heared any of their stuff if you can point me in the right direction I would be very grateful, thanks.
caslox 1 year ago
Heard them live in Bombay,India in the early 80s. They were great!
vespasian1949 1 year ago
This was the year I first saw them. My favorite line up and man did they rock!!
dandamagetoo 1 year ago
I was lucky enough to see them in the early 70's, when they played, of all places, in Baton Rouge, LA. It was a fantastic concert.
BroncoBate 1 year ago
lol Clara, that;s quite sad.
Good to see you have impeccable taste in music anyway.
Hope you enjoyed England anyway. Better luck next time.
Definately one of the best bands to come out of my home country, awesome.
triocha 1 year ago
In my thesaurus, "The Seventies" is a synonym for "Awesome".
Hotstarthefaggot 1 year ago 28
@Hotstarthefaggot : In mine it adds the 60s through today [except for rap]
artzilla 1 year ago
@Hotstarthefaggot True!
koziorozec101 11 months ago
I saw them twice. Once with the Who, it was great. Once with Stevemiller and they blew him off the stage.
fenderbass66 1 year ago
hard to believe this is live!
muscogeemike 1 year ago
i saw these guys last night here in england and to be honest they rival one hell of alot of other live acts ive seen :)
Karano1994 1 year ago
i went to england 2 years ago mainly to see them at rockinbeer festival. first thing i did in british lands was buying my tickets. ¬¬ i got pneumonia and couldnt go. i was 16 by then, i didnt want to tell my epic fail to anyone so most ppl still think I saw 'em anyway xP
claramacdowell 1 year ago
stotina iron maiden?! haha wishbone piss allover them
mickskaful 1 year ago
Holy fucking crap, this is awesome! Don't you just love it when you discover a piece of music 35 years old that beats the crap out of pretty much everything out there today...
Outmind01 1 year ago 38
@Outmind01
either you dont know shit about music, or youre another thumb-up-grabber with silly comments, still good music out there
1iRa 11 months ago
@1iRa - there might very well be some really good music out there. The difference is that it's probably stuck inside some enthusiastic kid's garage never to be seen by most of us. WA were a more or less MAINSTREAM band, back in their day and mainstream today is utter garbage
Outmind01 11 months ago 19
@Outmind01
agreed
1iRa 11 months ago
@Outmind01 explore the seventy's music and enjoy a life time of good music!!
greenwalt1954 5 months ago
@Outmind01 music devolved into what we have today: boom, boom, boom. The best music I have experienced is by little known acts/persons who pursue the music, not fame. Those two do not intersect today much.
danno321s 3 weeks ago
@Outmind01 Hell Yes my man I saw this great band in Portsmouth UK in 1974. This track has the most plays on my I Pod 37 yearts later
garrington120 11 months ago
@garrington120 I saw them in '74 at crap venue Lane County Fair Grounds. Did Camel open for them on the UK leg?
du11GGo 10 months ago
Classic Progr around the sound!
uglybettyx1 1 year ago
Around 4 years ago saw a Friday Night Acoustic show and a Saturday Night Electric show at the Moonshine Theater in Scranton, Pa. I was actually working also as they had a meet and greet and silent auction it was cool, people flew in from all over it was my job to keep them happy [ and drunk ] Not the band, the guests lol
howardmetal 1 year ago
such a great bend... in my opinion,as great as iron maiden, pink floyd, led zeppelin and the doors. I cannot understand why are they not recognised
stotina 1 year ago
Saw Martin Turner with his formation in 2009 in Germany. Jeez, this guy still rox!
RagnarokATGB 1 year ago
I have been playing this band for a long time. My grandma bought me WB Argus and Atomic Rooster in 1972 or 73. Wishbone Ash and The Climex Blues band played in Fargo North Dakota fall 1973 they were both fresh from over the big pond. They both put on a great night. I have wanted a flying V guitar ever since that night!
ndchevy4fun 1 year ago
Classic song, classic musicianship. Enough said.
Fergyguitar 1 year ago
Just a note to say that there are 2 editions of Wishbone at the moment: Martin Turner's (bass) and Andy Powell's (Flying V). Of the foursome shown here playing in 1973, Ted Turner played with Martin in July at the High Voltage Festival in London and has his own outfit too. Steve Upton has retired I believe. Always worth checking any of them out!
keithmartinames 1 year ago
These men play for The Ages . . .
WimGrundy 1 year ago
Wishbone Ash lays @ D'bedrock of Rock Musik in Puerto Rico thanks 2 Radio Zar,Ponce...'70S! The King came & set Me free from the bondage of a conquered mind 2B a Warrior of His ZOE...Thank U Guys for such an Inpired Journey!
Riccardo/Brasilia/BRASIL
Also...great concert @ Ribs Fest- Naperville.IL.USA'07-08?
effatha4Him 1 year ago
Wishbone Ash lays @ D'bedrock of Rock Musik in Puerto Rico thanks 2 Radio Zar,Ponce...'70S! The King came & set Me free from the bondage of a conquered mind 2B a Warrior of His ZOE...Thank U Guys for such an Inpired Journey!
Riccardo/Brasilia/BRASIL
effatha4Him 1 year ago
Vastly underrated band in N. America. Almost forgotten now. Too bad. They arrived late to the market, as rock was dying and disco was coming in.
Cadmium77 1 year ago 2
saw them a few days ago at the weyfest in farnham u.k still very good live band!!!!!!!!!!!!
jasonofjersey 1 year ago
I listen this song ,maybe 15 years old.first time,I was surprise because I heard not yet like this song! Now I'm 48 years .So I find this song this You Tube.
I remember my young times.
amagalagala 1 year ago
i know my music but i miss these guys some where along the way
andrew30284 1 year ago
For me this is the ultimate Wishbone Ash line up and I was lucky enough to see them several times in the UK in the early 70's, after this I feel they lost the edge to the orchestral and vocal harmonies, just bought the Argus CD a couple of weeks ago --- and another of Uriah Heep, both have many great songs.
Softrockman 1 year ago
think i saw these guys at Merriweather Post Pavilion ...74ish??? been ages
TheMrbreeze55 1 year ago
Wish these guys were heavier......still great guitar work as always
yak45900 1 year ago