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Sometimes you just can’t replace a 🪈 flute in a song, this is one example of that

Bring on the flute

Martin Barre is/was to Jethro Tull as Mick Ronson was to David Bowie...

Heavy Horses is a great record, great to hear this tune being brought to life !

They suck, like the older versions

Incredible,epic song. I think rock opera quality. Have their albums on vinyl!!! Never got as famous as they deserve.❤❤❤

Steve is still killing it! 🔥🔥🔥

I'm pretty sure this show was at the Whiskey a go go in Hollywood, Ca. Billy Crain is a beast player! Dave Feister was amazing too.

a i awareness vision of sound creation of consciousness from the beginning tod infinity

yeah now that's a mind blower of a concert

I miss Flame's vocals, but damn, this is great.

FANTASTIC

Thanks for keeping Gene and the music alive

The one and only Mr. Arthur Lee. Always in my brain and heart. Thank you.

Please come to Florida.

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EXCELLENT RECORDING OF THIS GREAT BAND : THESE GUYS ARE THE VERY BEST NOW OF THE SOUTHERN ROCK BANDS, SO GREAT. TNKS

I was lucky to see them twice in 1977 , first time with Roye than also with Dave Nelson.

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Who’s playing the piano then?

The singer looks like Elmo having a tantrum during the intro.

Good to see a heavy metal band like angel still playing , for they are one of the1970s early heavy metal bands, they have an obvious influence bands like the darkness uk , and hallas and Nestor, Sweden and virginsteele usa and stryper musically !

Thank you from a Gene Clark and Nicky Hopkins fan. Made my day.

Wwwwhhoooo hhhoo 3 weeks to go. I can’t wait ❤❤

Wheres Steve Hackett?

I grew up with this music....played the hell out of Unsung Heroes album...!!! Cheers....thanks for the video..!

The song is not the same with Barry B.

Rockin the Nudie Suits! Awesome band!

Where's Michael?

This should be commercially available.

Love when Zebra covers this song. Felix does a great job with the vocals on this

The film strip is a nice touch, but Fred Turner is the only one who can sing Not Fragile.

J.D. is perfect.

I'm so glad I've been able to grow up as a teenager when the Byrds started to see Chris and Herb with J.D. and John. Evolution can be very cool. Thanks for this video; I wish it was commercially released. Chris?

Bought WHITE HOT from Tower Records on VINYL on release. KLOS and KMET radio stations repeatedly played "Don't Leave Me Lonely" and "Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore" (all from memory, and that says a lot being 66)

Awesome Les Paul tone.

Awesome!! ♥️

As is traditional in local bands they drown out the vocals.

where is Barry Brandt?

Bad ass M'FRS.....SMOKIN....None better...Each player is superb....JJ is out of this world Woo hoo......

Maybe they had their moment in the 70s, although they already seemed ridiculous to me, but now these guys are sad. How ridiculous are people who don't accept their age. The guitarist is really sad with the horrible cosmetic surgery he has on his face, and the wig.

The talent on that stage !! Desert Rose Band was a staple of the 80's country music scene.

The members of the Desert Rose Band have been members of the Byrds, the Flying Burrito Brothers, Manassas, the Dillards, the Doug Dillard Expedition, the International Submarine Band, the Earl Scruggs Revue, Linda Ronstadt's band, the Country Gazette, the Stone Canyon Band, the Souther-Hillman-Furay Band, McGuinn Clark & Hillman, Old and in the Gray, the Hellecasters, Mudcrutch, the Laurel Canyon Ramblers, the Kentucky Colonels, and many more bands. It's hard to imagine a more accomplished band. Great playing and great singing.

The members of the band are: Gene Clark (Byrds, Dillard & Clark) lead vocals, acoustic guitar John York (Byrds) vocals, 12-string electric guitar Carlos Bernal (Byrds touring member) electric bass Billy Darnell (Medicine Ball) lead electric guitar Rick Roberts (Flying Burrito Brothers, Firefall) vocals, rhythm guitar Greg Thomas (Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd) drums Nicky Hopkins (Kinks, Stones, Beatles, Jeff Beck Group, etc.) piano

Excellent video. However, it appears to be the same concert from the DVD video Never to Be Forgotten, which says it was recorded at Doc Severinsen's Music Showplace in Oklahoma City on 1/24/1986. This video is missing Nicky Hopkins awesome piano solo on "Eight Miles High", and also missing "Chimes of Freedom" and "Mr. Tambourine Man". In any event, this is an excellent performance by an excellent band.

Jeezus how did I miss this??

Never did I heard a G&L ASAT sound cooler than that.

Charlie still sounds awesome !

I remember liking Angel just because their logo looked cool and it read the same upside down.