Wishbone Ash - The King Will Come (Live At Rockpalast 1976)
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2019
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Taken from the CD/DVD Set "Live At Rockpalast 1976" in stores on August 30th (in Europe) and on September 13th 2019 (in the US):
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Now 70 years old, isn’t it amazing that the music of our youth is now the music of our twilight. Transports me back every time I hear it.
Still brilliant music.
Very moving comment. I am very near your age, I feel this way entirely. And this is a most brilliant version of this gem of a tune.
I saw this live last night and am only 40, loved it, the audience was great, they really seemed to enjoy playing . I know it's only one of the guys, but it was still great.
Saw them in the Theatre Royal, Norwich in mid 70's, one of the best live bands I ever saw. I am also 70, still love these sounds.
i'm a gen-xer and i appreciate and rock out on music such as this.
51 years after I first heard the Argus album, it's still one of my all time favorites!
This time where music was only music, no machines, no auto tune... Just pure talent was doing the job.
What a blessing to have been a teen at this time
3 guitars..don't hear that too often..such a classic..I am 61 and this was my favorite tune when was 16
Да я тоже слушал подростком эту музыку, жил в г. Алма-Ата(Казахстан) теперь нет ни той страны, ни молодости, но осталась прекрасная музыка
You have got great taste in music Phillipe 😂🎉😢😮😅😊
❤Danke ❤😂😂❤erkommt❤❤😂❤
@@patrickjwhelihan5431 I'm 64 and it's still my favorite tune ! Saw them live 3 times as a teen , once with Styx as the opening act !
Saw them live twice in the early 70's. Awesome. One of the all time great dual lead guitar bands.
While I agree with you about the dual lead thing, I found it interesting the Laurie Wisefield played all the lead in this clip. I saw them live a few times, can't remember how many now. But with both Ted Turner and then Laurie Wisefield. But once Martin Turner and Steve Upton left I started to lose interest.
@@IanGee-007 originally, Ted Turner played all the leads in this song. It's the only song on Argus where Andy Powell has no solos.
I saw them play at Portsmouth Guildhall, think it was more mid to late 70s.
Halte durch🎉❤
Two guitarists swapping lead and rhythm but still displaying their differing styles - Laurie doing the Strat/delay justice with soaring plectrum work and then Andy with his more spikey, fingerstyle approach (reminds me a little of Richard Thompson). It all gels magnificently for a great live recording
This was and always will be what guitar rock should sound like.
At 67 I love and still listen to Wishbone Ash...💓
Still listen to this 2020!
Twin leads are ausom love Priest,Maiden and Wishbone.I just love rock in general, Now they call maroon 5 and cold play rock. Damn this is just the begining young rock fans . Use youtube and explore the ''oldies'' you will not regret.
Me too!
There is two Finish guitar players who played in this great band Ben Granfelt and Muta Manninen....
2021
2021 anyone?
Saw them yesterday in Amsterdam....wauw.....still playing as 50 years ago...one the favourite bands of my brother who passed away two years. But I grew up with this music...and happy to be part of that musical time
Wishbone Ash, the beauty of simplicity and competence: lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass and drums, NOTHING ELSE. Perfect vocalization, wonderful songs. The best of great English rock! His album Argus, from the early 70s, is a landmark in world music, like Sargent Peppers of the Beatles. His song Persephone, very sensitive and beautiful: You listens to it twice and it never leaves his head. I met Wishbone Ash by chance in the 70s when I was in my early 20s. I'm 73, he's with me to this day. It's impossible to listen to a W.A. song and not like it. As I said, the best of great English rock...
Paulo Sérgio Pecchio
Campo Belo neighborhood - São Paulo - Brazil.
This is a really great live version of this song. Brilliant.
Martin Turner, Steve Upton, Andy Powell and Laurie Wisefield were an amazing lineup in Wishbone Ash. I wish I could have seen that lineup of Wishbone Ash in concert!
@mags jay please say more…I first heard their debut album in the later 1970’s and think they had a unique and special vibe.
None of them even come close to Ted Turner
@@clivenaylor5392 .. Fred Turner😊
It was around this time I became aware of Wishbone Ash. Hell it might've even been clips from this concert I saw back then on TV, don't know if it was Midnight Special or Don Kirshners Rock Concert.., most likely the later. I just remember seeing Laurie Wisefield & thinking damn he's a great guitarist.
@@ingfig1Fred or Ted still brilliant
Over the years I have owned a cassette, an LP album, a CD and a High Res download of the original Live Dates release. Loved this group since was 16 years old, and I'm 63 today.
Happy Birthday!
Wie ich 🤗🤗🤗
By my calculation I’m a few years older 69 at the time of writing. I was drawn to the Album Argus simply because of the artwork on the cover just something about it. Then came the music just unbelievable top top notch played it over and over it’s given me priceless memories from those times to this very day.
I am too, 61
I was on holiday in 1971 to see my Aunt and Uncle in London Ontario Canada, l was 16, was introduced to the album Argus by a son of friends of the family. Wow. Played the king will come tonight in 2024. I hear you my friend. ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
This song is a great mix of folk and straight out rock. A real masterpiece.
Laurie was the master at sliding into a riff and nailing it everytime .
So much good music came from Rockpalast, why we, the US, doesn't have this is shameful. I was in Germany around this time and we used to watch this all weekend, many bands playing 24 hours.
One of the most underrated bands ever!!
Indeed
ya .. Hell man NO DOUBT !! .. Criminally .. along with so Many .. AXE was a Hell of a band .. same thing .. So Underrated ..
WISHBONE ASH is a Unique banc I think .. Not Many Sounded like them . The First 3 Albums .. after that .. they weren't the Same .. anymore ..
100% accurate
Was thinking the same
They were so Damn good live, each and every time, ballz to the wallz!
Been a fan of Wishbone Ash since my teens. Very underrated band, wrote great songs and played them beautifully with great energy and fire. Definitely one of my top five favorite bands of all time!
Just recently found my old tickets from their Newcastle City hall gigs! Saw them more than any band back in my 'hairy' days. This footage brings back such fond memories.
You won't be seeing any band like this one coming around. They really are a big secret from folks around in the 70's that dug rock music. One of the key signatures of the band was going from all-out guitar jamming to quiet strumming. It brought you up and down in the traditional rock format rather than Pink Floyd type effects for instance. True rockers here. The Argus album had this sort of medieval theme which for me was more subtle in its deliver rather than a time mood piece.
I have used this style of writing songs for many years decades. Their influence of double leads in harmonies and same for vocal harmonies. It etched in stone for me.
These guys are incredible....and very underrated....i saw them twice in the 70s and still listen to them today....the tours i saw were Wishbone 4 and There's The Rub
They still play mostly in EN/EU! Go see them in the future! I saw them several years ago, also after that Martin Turner band playing the entire Argus album.
They are one of the Classic Rock Legends, so they are not underrated at all. ✌️☮️✌️
@@nc6571 you'd be surprised...i know people who never have even heard of them
I saw Laurie Wisefield when he was still playing with Home. In the early '70s had tickets to see The Pink Fairies, at Peoples College in Nottingham, but they split up (yet again) and Home took the gig. Home were a great band including Laurie Wisefield and Clifford Williams (who joined AC/DC in 1978).
I agree 200$
Saw these guys live in Austin circa 1972. Fabulous band way ahead of their time. Still great to listen to.
Lucky you
Seen play can’t remember when 1980
For me the best band of all time. Bought my first Wishbone Ash album in '72 when I was introduced to Wishbone by a colleague. Subsequently bought everything I could lay my hands on. Had the good fortune to watch live both the original lineup with Ted Turner and the lineup with Laurie Wisefield. Time Was, The King Will Come and Throw Down the Sword will be played when they burn me in the box. 72 now so who knows.
Same!
Man this song gives me chills, and I just discovered it in 2015, and I'm not a youngster!!!! Such a tight band, and inspiration to many to come.
If you just discovered The King Will Come in 2015 then you need to go back to the beginning of Wishbone Ash and discover more beautiful music ! Too many to mention but this clip is in my top 3 .
I just discovered it today… And I’m an old fart myself
Saw these loads of times at Liverpool stadium they never disappointed, one of the most underrated bands ever.
I spent many happy hours at the Stadium watching them before legging it to Lime Street to get the last train home. Great times , great band
same for me , great times@@stevenewton6360
Saw the band in 73? at Auckland New Zealand's Western Springs venue. Friggin amazing. The lineup was Martin, Ted, Andy Powell and Steve Upton from memory. I was about five metres from the stage with Andy right in front of me and I remember him watching me as I studied his guitar playing.. So cool. Will never forget those two lead guitars going for it. Of course it was a huge sound system - so much better than any stereo! Met a guy a few years ago who had also seen them on the same tour but in Wellington a couple of days later.
2 of the greatest guitar solos of all time in the same song. Done by two totally different guitarists. What does that tell you about the 1970s!! Pure Fun Pure Freedom!!
First time hearing this. Great guitar tone 👍
Saw them within days of this TV performance in Freiburg/Black Forest in December 1976, and the concert blew us, my friend and I, away. They were in exceptional form then, Laurie ruled.
THE guitar band of the 70's.
One of my most favorite songs from one of my most favorite album by one of my most favorite bands! I’ve dug Wishbone Ash since when their very first album was released up until now and till the day I die.
I first saw them in Austin and then in Houston back in the mid70’s. Still listen to them to this day, timeless, fabulous.
I have never heard this band, although I'm listing music since the 70's. What an incredible sound! An incredible to discover such a jewel!
Going to be in Tampa FL, soon .
Saw them many times in the early 70s.... but they were always the opening act.... to Jethro Tull, Led Zeppelin, Steve Miller Band. I guess they couldn't achieve headliner status without a hit single. In Chicago they were one of the opening act for Traffic, along with the then unknown Roxy Music, and the pre-Nicks/Buckingham Fleetwood Mac
@@michaelbrinkers1145gonna love steve miller band
Try Live Dates album! You won’t be disappointed.
What a brilliant live sound and so tight😀
I read somewhere that Phil Lynott and his thin Lizzy bandmates used to go to WA gigs and were once overheard saying ' this is the sound we want'. Go to the wishbone ash distillation album and listen to a live song called 'lookin for a reason' then you will understand.
Most of all I love Wishbone Ash, perfect twin guitar leads and harmonies. True masters, true innovators.
This lineup is my favorite. Laurie is a great great guitarist👍
together with Andy Powell unbelievable in de 10e macht
I saw Ash a few times at the Glasgow Apollo in the 70's, a mate caught one of Stevie Uptons drumsticks at a gig. Great band, loved them since 72 onwards and still play their stuff regularly.
I heard W-Ash as the opening act for Ten Years After at a concert in Stuttgart in 1992. I really, really liked W-Ash. Because of TYA I went to the concert, the fourth already, but I liked Ash the best. Later I heard W-Ash again at Rockpalast TV. Just great. And it's true: I've never seen such a great, powerful strat in the solo of "the king will come" from Laurie. Very, very, very good.I listen to this song with the solo several times a week. Divine.
The most under rated band of time!!
No wonder Tina Turner and Joe Cocker hired him as their guitarist.
Sorry for my (geman) english.
Check Mark Birch performance at Live Dates 3😉
@@harrisgmts8688
Hello and thank's for your answer.
Sorry,
witch is "Live Dates 32"?
Please send a link from the video "Live Date 3". Thanks.
Hello Harris
I found date 3.
I can only compare the song "The king...". With the song and only with "The king.." I find the strat so empty and therefore need the reverb. At 9:41 and a little later as well, possibly because of the Wah Wah pedal, hearing a discord. The Gitarre-run from 9:52 sounds really great. That's just my feeling about this song. I don't know how Laurie manages the Strat in 1996 to sound so great. "Pure goosebumps skin" by this song. I know and hear Clapton, Hendrix, A Lee, Page, ....
@ a concert with 10 Years After and Wishbone Ash : Heavenly
Beautiful tones from both guitars...so glad that Spotify randomly put this song on my playlist. I’m looking forward to more.
Oh my goodness I have listened to Wishbone Ash since the early 70's...💓
Discovering this band for the first time and wondering where they've been my whole life. Their first three albums are pure gold
YEAH, nothing artificial, just good feeling ! i had the yellow one with the plane !
I rate Argus in the top 10 Albums . I bought this early. Wish I could have seen them live . Privileged to have found them. I pity the kids today.....
I agree, for me it plays like a medieval story with battles and all that.
What a band!!!! Superb
was a fan back in the 70s. now i found these vids ive watched them 100 times. renewed my faith in real musicians!
In Iraq, in the 70s , we listened to two rock favourites, deep purple and wishbone ash. Wishbone ash first album is a classic.
This is the definition of guitar playing.
Iron Maiden were cleaaarly influenced by this band.
Laurie Wisefield
True.been listening to them
For over 50 years.
Fav album.Pilgrimage.
Masterpiece - It gets me every single time / whole LP is phenomenal
Ever so often getting fascinated by Martin’s bass
Very distinct and beautifully played
Regal.
I had forgotten all about these guys. They are incredible! Hadn't heard them since 1976.
Laurie Wisefield's joy in performing this is infectious and totally hooked me. Plus, the contrast of Laurie's clean Fender tones versus Andy's Gibson is endlessly fascinating.
I haven't heard this since I was a teenager in the 1970s and I'm very surprised to hear it sounds better than I'd remembered!! Result!!
Pretty amazing song, so underrated
fantastic band bought all the albums still in my top ten of british rock bands
ウィッシュボーン.アッシュの最高傑作アルバム、アーガスを初めて聴いたのが1978年。2021年の今も聴いてます。
私はWarrior、The King Will
Come、Throw Down The Swordが大好きです🥰
もちろん今でも聴いてます🤗
2021 and I am still listening. Everybody needs a friend or some good testosterone Music.
I still have Wishbone Ash, Argus, Pilgramige, Wishbone Four, Live Dates and There's the Rub, on vinyl. Also a pretty knackered version of Live Dates on a pre-recorded tape.
About sixteen years ago. I saw both versions of Wishbone Ash, within weeks of each other.
brilliant vocals by martin and andy i saw them live 1976 glasgow apollo
Just superb. Saw them a couple of times at the old Liverpool stadium in the 1970’s.
a most underrated Band ..love them
I am 61 and my daughter at 19 says that Wishbone Ash music is intellectual! Do you oldies agree? Gal loves it so much.
61 years young too and I think she's right
The album version of errors of my way is about as melodically beautiful as it gets
Compared with the majority of today’s efforts we hear from the music industry anything with more than three chords would be considered as so I think
Love them! Had MANY a parties jamming to this awesome band! Good times!
Certainly do ! Your Gal's got taste for real music played by real musicians.
Love this fabulous band.... Takes me back to 75..... Want Cruz ...
Laurie Wisefield!!!!!! Great guitarist and vocalist. A great addition to the band at the time.
Incredible, Jam. Wishbone ash, featuring the Turner Brothers, Andy and Ted. Crank this Jam, with your Breakfast in the morning!!!!
I remember now why I bought the cassette as a kid in the 70's sooo much talent. Must now look for it
I could listen to this song everyday damn i love that strat they are all great! What a band!
OMG! Incredible musical talent. None of the crap from these days can challenge the hard and progressive rock music of 70's.
saw them 6 times till now, hope they will still be playing after covid! :)
I still have the vinyl of that album. And to those that think Laurie is coming off as a smarta•• chewy gum. He looks to me like he is enjoying playing the song. Most likely the gum is for dry mouth from smokin the weed! As we did. I really like how he is playing it. Very ethereal. 😁🖖✌️.
These guys were great with the rhythm and then their vocal and guitar harmonies. Great song!
Just loved this band & song in the70's ..... brilliant & thank you from South Frica after all these years still so amazingly awesome .... thank you so much !!!
Hola, por fin se acordaron de publicitar este Mega grupo de Rock contemporáneo, uno de los mejores grupos que ha existido!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love the tone out of that lead Strat. OMG ! perfection.
For an interesting contrast, check out the version of Persephone, from this concert. Powell's V is sonically exquisite.
@@grouchomarxist666 thanks .. I will
Besser als jeder Rock heutzutage...Handhaben pur...mit Leidenschaft....genial
This song is sacred in my mind.
It was then, in my youth, and it is even more NOW!
That's one of the best tones from a strat that I've ever heard! Laurie was on FIRE!!!😁
Totally Agree
@@jojobutcher sounds like a humbucker on roids
Crazy cool
Especially that solo. Spectacular.
@@Snipely I guess the '54 he was using either had a really good original bridge pickup, or it was replaced and had the tone control routed to it to take out some of the brightness 'cause that thing sounds fat!
Yep; I agree as well !
The best live band. 🎸🎸All time
I love this song since I was a child
So underappreciated! My first live show. Blew me away !
Evil will be vanquished and Good will reign once again. Greed and Hatred will be no more. It is prophesied
How is this song not more famous? One of the best of all time...
I had totally forgot about Wishbone Ash. Thanks
1975-76, these guys were the class of rock music.
My most repeated live Band 70s till now amazing still love them
I Still have 10 of Their Albums🎸♥️
I saw her in Sankt Wendel Germany in 1984. My god where has the time gone?
I bought “Live Dates” the year it came out and listened to it every single day after school. It had a profound and lasting influence on my career and subsequent compositions. It was that brilliant.
Super buenos, súper equilibrados en vivo. Tremenda súper banda!!!!! 😊😊
i`ve seen this concert 76,.and began to play guitar. And i love it til this day
Always rated this great band , Ah the memories!!!!
The King they're singing about is Jesus. Back in the day I didn't realize that! After God saved me in the 90's my brother pointed that out. Love the message on the Argus album.
@AlWorth9738 Another good one is called "Error of my ways". Probably be a good one for you.
Not only dueling guitars, but dueling vocals. These guys sound great together. Andy’s single vocals just aren’t the same.
Guitar and Bass ☝️ :D
❤saw them several times here in Cleveland Ohio fantastic
In the fire, the king will come. Thunder rolls, piper and drum. Evil sons, overrun, Count their sins judgment comes. The checkerboard of nights and days Man will die, man be saved. The sky will fall, the earth will pray, When judgment comes to claim its day. See the word of the prophet On a stone in his hand. Poison pen revelation, Or just a sign in the sand? The checkerboard of nights and days Man will die, man be saved. The sky will fall, the earth will pray, When judgment comes to claim its day. See the word of the prophet On a stone in his hand. Poison pen revelation, Or just a sign in the sand?
A masterpiece!
Woefully underappreciated great band - this original lineup was a phenomenal live band - saw them in Houston TX when I was in high school in 1972. Ted Turner and Andy Powell had a great musical vibe - they were one of the best twin lead guitar bands out there. Lyrical and melodic playing that complemented each other. Was no showing off - no 'hey kids look how many notes I can play in this measure!' Too many bands do that stuff. Gag
These guys were always a great live arena band.
Live Dates... @ Great Album