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| 380.1 | | ICS::CROUCH | Subterranean Dharma Bum | Tue Mar 02 1993 14:21 | 6 |
| Yes, Wishbone Ash. Brings back some good memories. I believe I
have a double album live set somewhere packed away in a box.
I've got to get it out and give it another listen.
Jim C.
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| 380.2 | Argus | PSYLO::WILSON | | Wed Mar 03 1993 13:12 | 2 |
| I remember "Argus" as being a very good LP. Great guitar work!
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| 380.3 | | ICS::CROUCH | Subterranean Dharma Bum | Wed Mar 03 1993 13:35 | 7 |
| I found the album I was mentioning. Live Dates was the name, recorded
in 73 at 4 venues in England. Listened to a couple of sides last night.
A couple of tunes sounded fresh and some dated. Wiskey Lady, Jail Bait
and The Pilgrim come to mind as still sounding good.
Jim C.
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| 380.4 | they're back | RICKS::CALCAGNI | L'Angelo Minestronio | Wed Mar 03 1993 13:43 | 5 |
| Believe it or not, Wishbone Ash has more or less re-formed. Ted Turner
is back in the band, along with Andy Powell and Martin Turner. Not
sure about the drummer. The have a couple of recent CD releases out.
I haven't had much luck finding any of these locally; all you ever find
in the bins here is "Live Dates".
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| 380.5 | | RANGER::WESTERVELT | just a state of mind | Wed Mar 03 1993 16:57 | 5 |
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Noveau Calls is a good album too.
re -.1, Ted Turner quit tv?
;-) ha ha ha
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| 380.6 | Phoenix | WBC::DEADY | "...that's as green as it gets..." | Wed Mar 03 1993 17:27 | 7 |
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I think my favorite from Wishbone Ash is "Phoenix". I used to frequent
a nightclub in Royal Oak MI. (Coral Gables), where one of the regular
bands would perform it. Tough to dance to.
fred deady
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| 380.7 | | LANDO::HAPGOOD | | Thu Mar 04 1993 09:50 | 14 |
| I don't think Wishbone Ash ever broke up. And I believe they are just now
(past few months) getting their stuff re-released here (US). I had been
looking and looking too (you could find one, Noveau Calls).
What a band with the Turner Bros on twin lead!! I loved their twin lead sound.
And the vocals.
Last I knew One of the Turner's left the band but they were still going and
going and going (duracell rings a bell) and released a cd mentioned in a note
earlier "Noveau Calls" ... what was that 1988/9?
bob
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| 380.8 | Wishbone trivia | RICKS::CALCAGNI | L'Angelo Minestronio | Thu Mar 04 1993 10:38 | 9 |
| I'm a little fuzzy on the exact changeover, but Ted Turner left the band
and was replaced by another guitarist, Laurie Wisfield (sp). I think
this happened around late 70's. I'm not sure if they were ever both in
the band during the transition, but Ted eventually left. I guess by
"re-formed", I meant back to the original lineup. Btw, the other
guitarist is Andy Powell; Martin Turner is the bassist, and the
two Turners aren't related.
/rick
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| 380.9 | | LANDO::HAPGOOD | | Thu Mar 04 1993 11:34 | 6 |
| <<< Note 380.8 by RICKS::CALCAGNI "L'Angelo Minestronio" >>>
> I'm a little fuzzy ...
No as fuzzy as I am :) thanks for the data!
bob
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| 380.10 | Throw down the sword | RTOVC0::SUPPORT_AJ | | Mon Mar 22 1993 09:56 | 19 |
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If you look around, what's going on in our crazy world
wars
greed
hunger
and all this damn longing for more and more money....
you should remember one their best "crying guitar duett solo'
' THROW DOWN THE SWORD '
They are really until now one of my favourites.
axel (munich , gy )
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| 380.11 | Steve still there? | UTRTSC::WDEBAKKER | | Wed Dec 01 1993 04:16 | 4 |
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Is Steve Upton still drumming in the new line-up?
Willem.
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