I've always loved AWB and their music. Saw them twice in Chicago in the 70's, once in Newport Beach, CA in the 80's and at Summerfest in Milwaukee, WI in the 2000's. Your music will live forever in our hearts! Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication.
I first heard the AWB in the spring of 1975 - in my freshman year of college. Right after that I moved to Puerto Rico and listened to Pick Up the Pieces while putting up my surf posters on my bedroom wall, I lived right on the beach at the north shore of Isla Verde - It felt like the best summer of my life. Music links memory and emotion. Can you believe this was almost 50 years ago?? The music sounds like it could have come out yesterday. Thanks Guys!
This is Gold!! I grew up on this as my Father would bring these albums home and play them and sing along. Also, seeing Robbie on drums is a treat! Thanks!
Onnie, your band was the soundtrack of my life from 17 until now. Hello, My name is Kelli Michelle. I have loved you guys with the music all my life. I grew up with the soundtrack of music from the 70s. I have never seen you in concert. I'm very pleased that I will be seeing and experiencing your last US show in San Diego with 10 family members seated in the 5th - 7th row! My BDay is on the 17th. What a wonderful BDAY for me to finally see you. I'm from Cleveland, Ohio , and I'm making the trip to San Diego to finally see you. Thank you for the catalog of incredible music!!!!!!
Saw AWB at one of the casino's in AZ a number of years back. What a great show! Have been a fan since the beginning and will always groove to their groove! Nuff said.
I’ve loved these video clips from Onnie, watched all of the videos from the early days and loved every one. The more I listen, I realise how hugely talented this band is, musically, vocally, their harmonies and the fact that in the main they penned their own tracks. Hugely talented guys from my hometown 🤩♥️🤩
I was at school when AWB were no 1. I remember a guy dropped his packed lunch and we shouted "Pick up yer pieces". (Scottish joke). Thanks very much for all your great music, saw you in the Glasgow Concert hall , sounding better than ever. PS Loved the way Hamish and Alan would swap bass.
Just saw AWB at Dock of the Bay-Mare Island in California . Excellent concert! I’ve seen you at Tahoe, Santa Cruz, Yoshi and so many other places. Thank you Oonie for explaining the background to many of the AWB songs which I have listened to numerous times over the years. I’m glad I was able to see you guys before you stopped touring . Best wishes to you, Alan, Brent and others and look forward to your next album in the music studio! ❤🎵
Thanks for this upload. It's got some tracks you don't often hear and videos I've never seen. I've been a fan for many years and seen more than a few concerts in Florida. I'm glad I went hunting for AWB today instead of just the songs!
Thanks for the fantastic music. I still often listen to AWB in Mexico. Thank goodness for earbuds. I’ve always wondered why the band softened its sound, so by the time Shine arrived it was more Earth Wind & Fire than JB.
Owen McIntyre, you are one of my favourite guitarists. I have love AWB since 1972 when I was 5 and my Brother used to play the AWB album (I have vinyl and CD). Your solo in "Work To Do" (which I prefer to the Isley Brothers version no disrespect intended) is one of my all time favourite solos. I'm actually learning to play that at the moment, being on my bucket list. Thanks for the music. (From Brisbane, Australia)
I first saw them play at the Odeon in Edinburgh in 1974 and just saw them, sadly, for the last time at the Usher Hall in Edinburgh this year - 50 years and I only missed one concert (illness) and on every occasion they were absolutely magnificent !. Many, many thanks boys - you:ve been by my side every step of the way.!
Some of my favorites are: A Love of your own, TLC, Cloudy, Live Your Life, School.Boy Crush, Person to Person, You Got , If I ever Lose this Heave, so many more! My question is, what was the inspiration come with TzLC, and A Love of Your Own?
Why oh way this is the only AWB track that I didn't like, because I felt this track was taking the band away from their soulful roots and going to commercial.
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I've always loved AWB and their music. Saw them twice in Chicago in the 70's, once in Newport Beach, CA in the 80's and at Summerfest in Milwaukee, WI in the 2000's. Your music will live forever in our hearts! Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication.
I first heard the AWB in the spring of 1975 - in my freshman year of college. Right after that I moved to Puerto Rico and listened to Pick Up the Pieces while putting up my surf posters on my bedroom wall, I lived right on the beach at the north shore of Isla Verde - It felt like the best summer of my life. Music links memory and emotion. Can you believe this was almost 50 years ago?? The music sounds like it could have come out yesterday. Thanks Guys!
@@geonav1 true talk
AWB has been and always will be "The Real Deal" since they began back in 1972!!!
Wow! I 've met Onnie 4 times. I wish I could have met Hamish in my lifetime!
This is Gold!! I grew up on this as my Father would bring these albums home and play them and sing along. Also, seeing Robbie on drums is a treat! Thanks!
Onnie, your band was the soundtrack of my life from 17 until now.
Hello, My name is Kelli Michelle.
I have loved you guys with the music all my life.
I grew up with the soundtrack of music from the 70s. I have never seen you in concert.
I'm very pleased that I will be seeing and experiencing your last US show in San Diego with 10 family members seated in the 5th - 7th row! My BDay is on the 17th. What a wonderful BDAY for me to finally see you. I'm from Cleveland, Ohio , and I'm making the trip to San Diego to finally see you. Thank you for the catalog of incredible music!!!!!!
Legendary guitarist and band. So happy to see some footage I haven’t seen before of the classic lineup. Tightest band I ever saw 👏🏻👌
Saw AWB at one of the casino's in AZ a number of years back. What a great show! Have been a fan since the beginning and will always groove to their groove! Nuff said.
Onnie is a legend. Nobody better on rhythm guitar.
I’ve loved these video clips from Onnie, watched all of the videos from the early days and loved every one. The more I listen, I realise how hugely talented this band is, musically, vocally, their harmonies and the fact that in the main they penned their own tracks. Hugely talented guys from my hometown 🤩♥️🤩
Awb should be in the Rock and Roll hall of Fame.🎉❤😊.
Onnie , you are loved!
Onnie played one-off the all time great solos on Work to Do, it’s up there in my mind with the solos like that on Kid Charlemagne, etc🎸🤘🏻
My 2 Favourite bands are AWB and Steely Dan, separated by an ocean but similar influences and very different but both so talented.
@@jasonmudgarde286 Yes indeed😊
Saw you at York. Amazing .
Let’s Go Round Again is such a brilliant piece of music.
Mad respect man. You guys were the best.
❤❤very nice posting up and out ....I've been into the group going all the way back in the days of the early 70's ....oh yeah .....❤❤
I was at school when AWB were no 1. I remember a guy dropped his packed lunch and we shouted "Pick up yer pieces". (Scottish joke).
Thanks very much for all your great music, saw you in the Glasgow Concert hall , sounding better than ever. PS Loved the way Hamish and Alan would swap bass.
❤ 😅😅😅
Just saw AWB at Dock of the Bay-Mare Island in California . Excellent concert! I’ve seen you at Tahoe, Santa Cruz, Yoshi and so many other places.
Thank you Oonie for explaining the background to many of the AWB songs which I have listened to numerous times over the years.
I’m glad I was able to see you guys before you stopped touring . Best wishes to you, Alan, Brent and others and look forward to your next album in the music studio! ❤🎵
Carl, I agree. They are my favorite band. Saw them over 50 times and they are awesome.
Thanks Onnie, some brilliant footage there! Tracks of my lifetime! x
Thanks for this upload. It's got some tracks you don't often hear and videos I've never seen. I've been a fan for many years and seen more than a few concerts in Florida. I'm glad I went hunting for AWB today instead of just the songs!
thanks most definitely for putting this up and out ....absolutely ❤
PUTP is my driving song - really loud with the subwoofer kicking it. I don't know what version I have but it's super bassy.
I’m your number one fan, I met you guys in Cleveland at the front row!
Thanks for the fantastic music. I still often listen to AWB in Mexico. Thank goodness for earbuds.
I’ve always wondered why the band softened its sound, so by the time Shine arrived it was more Earth Wind & Fire than JB.
Goan yersel Onnie! Hogmanay 1978 😀
Owen McIntyre, you are one of my favourite guitarists. I have love AWB since 1972 when I was 5 and my Brother used to play the AWB album (I have vinyl and CD). Your solo in "Work To Do" (which I prefer to the Isley Brothers version no disrespect intended) is one of my all time favourite solos. I'm actually learning to play that at the moment, being on my bucket list. Thanks for the music. (From Brisbane, Australia)
Hi Onnie.
I first saw them play at the Odeon in Edinburgh in 1974 and just saw them, sadly, for the last time at the Usher Hall in Edinburgh this year - 50 years and I only missed one concert (illness) and on every occasion they were absolutely magnificent !. Many, many thanks boys - you:ve been by my side every step of the way.!
Would love to see some studio footage of the making of the master piece "Soul Searching"
Cut the cake! Give me a little piece of ...baby you know what I mean !🎉🎉🎉
The Warmer Communications LP has some nice Grooves. It would probably do much better now, than in the disco error. I love Big City Lights!
Some of my favorites are: A Love of your own, TLC, Cloudy, Live Your Life, School.Boy Crush, Person to Person, You Got , If I ever Lose this Heave, so many more! My question is, what was the inspiration come with TzLC, and A Love of Your Own?
Why oh way this is the only AWB track that I didn't like, because I felt this track was taking the band away from their soulful roots and going to commercial.