They are one of my favorite bands to never have seen in concert in the USA. HArmonies, double leads nearly every song, several solos in all their songs. I love the Allman Brothers, and they don't come close to Wishbone Ash in this regard.
@@paulweatherly3222 nah, wetton played with them in '80-'81, this is from '99. So, no Martin, no Laurie (no Ted) and no Steve. I think this is around the time Andy took sole ownership of the naming rights to WA. The bass playing is really good as well as his voice. I'll dig more later, later...
@@paulweatherly3222 here it is...Period Members January 1996 - 1997 Tony Kishman - vocals, bass Andy Powell - guitar, vocals Roger Filgate - guitar Mike Sturgis - drums
Have to demur from the comments above- although the lead vocal is drenched in echo it's very flat and ponderous. The bass is pretty good though- nice and high- and given that it's only 1 original member with 3 drafted in recruits they make a decent fist of it.
The way he does the vocal with the syncopated bass line is incredible !!! I don't know if the guitarist on the Les Paul is Ted Turner but he sure has his touch in the little solo sections.
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I wouldn't loved to have seen this version of Wishbone Ash
They are one of my favorite bands to never have seen in concert in the USA. HArmonies, double leads nearly every song, several solos in all their songs. I love the Allman Brothers, and they don't come close to Wishbone Ash in this regard.
My two most favorite bands Allman Bros. and Wishbone Ash.
Two most favorite albums are Filmore East and Live Dates.
Da fehlen einem die Worte :D
Wishbone Ash ist GÖTTLICH
Ich kenne keine Band, die so geil und fantastisch spielt, einfach immer wieder gut.
There is some stonking Bass lines on this. Thanks Martin.
this song is Awesome. I love wishbone ash.
ONE WORD: EPIC!
This song is fantastic.
my favourite song from my favourite band
WA tonight in Illinois
I cant wait
Tony Kishman does a very good job here! I like it!
Is he the bass player in this rendition of WA?
tout simplement genial
at 1 19 its my guitar teacher!!!
shit man i bought this album in the early 70s Argus. sometime world' man he has to be the best bass player check out his riffs
Yes, but in this video it's not Martin Turner
No no no, that's Martin's song.
My favorite WA song and great version but are we going to ignore the bass pretty much drowning out Andy Powell’s solos? 😬
So can anyone give me the ,ine-up here, not too many familiar faces? Great song.
yeah, I'm trying to figure out who the lead singer/bass player is here...
@@raynic1173looking at it now I'm thinking it's from that brief period when John Wetton was in the band.
@@paulweatherly3222 nah, wetton played with them in '80-'81, this is from '99. So, no Martin, no Laurie (no Ted) and no Steve. I think this is around the time Andy took sole ownership of the naming rights to WA.
The bass playing is really good as well as his voice. I'll dig more later, later...
@@paulweatherly3222 here it is...Period Members January 1996 - 1997
Tony Kishman - vocals, bass Andy Powell - guitar, vocals Roger Filgate - guitar
Mike Sturgis - drums
Have to demur from the comments above- although the lead vocal is drenched in echo it's very flat and ponderous. The bass is pretty good though- nice and high- and given that it's only 1 original member with 3 drafted in recruits they make a decent fist of it.
Who was in Martin Turners Spot?
Tony Kishman
The way he does the vocal with the syncopated bass line is incredible !!! I don't know if the guitarist on the Les Paul is Ted Turner but he sure has his touch in the little solo sections.
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