Terl on the kit, Begsy on the Stick, Dave on guitar, Mike on Sax, Jo with that awesome voice - and Troy was just around the corner. Awesome footage. Thanks for posting.
Flight of the Wild Geese, a reference to 300 years of oppression where the only means of livelihood for Irish men was to fight as mercenaries for countries not currently at war with Britain. 'War dogs hungry and grey, Gnawing a bone; Fighters in every clime, Every cause but their own.'
Terl on the kit, Begsy on the Stick, Dave on guitar, Mike on Sax, Jo with that awesome voice - and Troy was just around the corner. Awesome footage. Thanks for posting.
Wow... that's awesome. So this video must be pretty much exclusive!
@rgouette the guy is Nick Beggs, who is also the bass player from Kajagoogoo
wow, I think I jut saw this...
seven years... not bad
Wish they played more of this than those reels and jig and whatever.
a lot of the prog bands have the same guitar lead sound.. he kind of looks like trevor rhabin great stuff..
hoi jaap,
heb jij toevallig de hele uitzending van toen opgenomen???
Hi,
this was broadcasted on dutch television around 1996. And I had an empty tape in the video recorder ;-)
Wonderful!
May I ask, where you got this?
Flight of the Wild Geese, a reference to 300 years of oppression where the only means of livelihood for Irish men was to fight as mercenaries for countries not currently at war with Britain.
'War dogs hungry and grey,
Gnawing a bone;
Fighters in every clime,
Every cause but their own.'
WillMc777 actually the wild goose is a Celtic symbol of the Holy Spirit. That’s the inspiration.
that guy on the bass thingy is cute
:O
Rich Gouette Nick Beggs, Kajagoogoo.
I don't believe that everyone in the band is either. They talk about it in one of their interviews. Being open minded is a good thing : )
very good, and Im not Christian!! :)
@rgouette the guy is Nick Beggs, who is also the bass player from Kajagoogoo