Wow Andy! This may be the best concert by WA ever caught on film. You were so "in the zone". Your singing, guitar playing, everything. And the Songs wow! Definitely a primo set. On future tours I think you should go back to this song list. Well....I stopped at 36 minutes or so to type this. More later. Anyway what a treat!
Not enough can be said about Muddy Manninen, Bob Skeet, Ray Weston's expertice and performance. So I won't even try. Probably the best I have ever seen of this lineup. Andy Powell was truly amazing as was the camera crew! Not sure I deserved to watch this for free in it's entirety but I'm sure thankful I did. Summed up in one word "Outstanding!" 😊
... & yet, another *fan*tazmagorical sound production masterpiece with this 1 here, Bruno. I love IT-!!! Muddy was a whiz bang, technically genius guitarist, but I miss Bens' truly heartfelt input, when he played with the band ...
Ben was, as you say, part of the band. Mark Abrahams is too. It takes more than technical skill to become part of WA. Bob Skeat is great as well. The current itteration is one of the second best, to the original, version.
The shape of the Flying Vs never was my cup of tea but man, they' re really sounding great. Still love WA and Argus still belongs to my ten favorite albums ever. My favorite lineup always will be Andy with the Turner bros. Laurie Wisefield also was a heck of a player and a nice fellow. I could talk with him after a show in Berlin I used to work as a stage hand in those years. He played a 56 or 57 Stratocaster, maybe the best sounding Strat I ever could listen to beside Rory Gallagher' s 61 Strat.
00:00 Outward Bound
05:06 Warrior
10:43 The King Will Come
19:17 Healing Ground
23:52 Underground
28:18 Why Don't We
36:26 Persephone
44:31 Leaf & Stream
48:49 Dreams Outta Dust
53:02 Tales of the Wise
1:04:54 Changing Tracks
1:09:24 Almighty Blues
1:16:51 Living Proof
1:24:41 Phoenix
1:41:28 Surfin' a Slow Wave
1:46:03 Jail Bait
Thanks you
Still touring , still among the Stars of Rock, always your follower WA. -from Austin TX with wishes of safe travels.
Wow Andy! This may be the best concert by WA ever caught on film. You were so "in the zone". Your singing, guitar playing, everything. And the Songs wow! Definitely a primo set. On future tours I think you should go back to this song list. Well....I stopped at 36 minutes or so to type this. More later. Anyway what a treat!
Not enough can be said about Muddy Manninen, Bob Skeet, Ray Weston's expertice and performance. So I won't even try. Probably the best I have ever seen of this lineup. Andy Powell was truly amazing as was the camera crew! Not sure I deserved to watch this for free in it's entirety but I'm sure thankful I did. Summed up in one word "Outstanding!" 😊
Hallo Elo von Knorre,
Sehr gut in Klang und Stimme und dem Takt. Es ist sehr besinnlich und strahlt eine gute Harmonie aus.
Viele Grüße: Klaus M.
Excellent
I have at least 8 Wishbone Ash albums,,might be 10. i know i dont have them all, but close!! did I say I Love Wishbone Ash! 👍🏼✌🏼
My favorite Band of all Time. Andy was my Hero.
Real Guitars have Wings 🤘
Monstrueuse beauté !
toute ma jeunesse et j'écoute encore....je les ai vu a balishannon en 2019...ENORME....
... & yet, another *fan*tazmagorical sound production masterpiece with this 1 here, Bruno. I love IT-!!! Muddy was a whiz bang, technically genius guitarist, but I miss Bens' truly heartfelt input, when he played with the band ...
Ben was, as you say, part of the band. Mark Abrahams is too. It takes more than technical skill to become part of WA. Bob Skeat is great as well. The current itteration is one of the second best, to the original, version.
青春のウィッシュ、大好き！
私もです‼️20代によく聴いてました(*´꒳`*)
もう60代になってしまいましたが（勿論孫もいます）今でも聴く事が出来る事に感謝です🥰
The shape of the Flying Vs never was my cup of tea but man, they' re really sounding great.
Still love WA and Argus still belongs to my ten favorite albums ever.
My favorite lineup always will be Andy with the Turner bros.
Laurie Wisefield also was a heck of a player and a nice fellow.
I could talk with him after a show in Berlin I used to work as a stage hand in those years.
He played a 56 or 57 Stratocaster, maybe the best sounding Strat I ever could listen to beside Rory Gallagher' s 61 Strat.
Ted wasn't Martin's brother. His brother Glenn left Empty Vessels before the move to London and the Tanglewood/ Wishbone Ash era.