WISHBONE ASH Hammersmith Odeon, London March 4, 1988

 

WISHBONE ASH

Hammersmith Odeon, London 

March 4, 1988

FM radio broadcasts

Andy Powell - guitar, vocals

Ted Turner - guitar, lap steel, vocals

Martin Turner - bass, vocals 

Steve Upton - drums

Jamie Crompton - guitar, vocals (CD1, tracks 2-4; CD2 tracks 1-2) 

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Wishbone Ash XM Radio Concert {Out Of Print}

*NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD

*ORIGINALLY POSTED 3-7-14

Songs
1.The King Will Come
2.Warrior
3.Throw Down The Sword
4.Faith Hope Love
5.F.U.B.B. or Fucked Up Beyond Belief
6.Almighty Blues
7.Living Proof
8.Blowin' Free
9.Ballad Of The Beacon

COUNT THEIR SINS JUDGEMENT COMES

Wishbone Ash - 1976-04-02 - Winterland - San Francisco,CA

Wishbone Ash

1976-04-02

Winterland

San Francisco,CA

Excellent Wishbone Ash show!

"Hard core fans of the band will love this performance.
Wishbone Ash has essentially remained a cult favorite,
never really achieving widespread commercial success."

 But who cares...

01. Rest In Peace 7:12
02. The King Will Come 7:51
03. Persephone 9:07
04. Half Past Lovin' 8:12
05. Time Was 8:29
06. Blowin' Free 6:21
07. It Started In Heaven 9:07
08. No Easy Road (Incomplete) 4:58

Andy Powell - guitar, vocals
Martin Turner - bass, vocals
Steve Upton - drums
Laurie Wisefield - guitar, vocals
Graham Maitland - keyboards

224kbit/s

Soundboard Recording!

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

Winterland

Wishbone Ash - London 1974 Replacement Song

If anyone has had a problem with song 3 "Sometime World" from the Wishbone Ash - London 1974 post...

Here's the replacement song

Our Apologies to those affected.

Wishbone Ash - London 1974

Wishbone Ash - London’s BBC studios
February 21, 1974.
AKA - Ted’s Last Gig
Excellent FM Source @192

Like so many Brit bands of the time, Uriah Heep, Free, Jethro Tull, King Crimson and ELP, Wishbone Ash did not become a superstar band. That was left to Led Zeppelin and, to some extent, Deep Purple. Wishbone Ash instead retreated and lost twin guitarist Ted Turner. Ted was the other guitarist but more than that he had rock star looks that the others lacked. His cheeky grin hid a desire to move on. Four seemed the perfect last album for Turner, with every song like a farewell to a friend. This BBC concert is announced by the DJ as Ted Turner’s final gig with the band. There is at least one song from all four Wishbone Ash albums. The band play a lengthy 18-minute version of Phoenix to close the show, highlighting their trademark twin guitars and especially Upton’s drumming. Great stuff, not boring at all. The original Wishbone Ash may be long gone but like the “mountains” this recording of their final gig will always be with us. Thanks to the BBC for having the foresight to record the show. Pass it along.

Track List:
Track 01. DJ intro
Track 02. Ballad Of The Beacon
Track 03. Sometime World (If You Have A Problem With This Song Go Here)
Track 04. Rock ‘n’ Roll Widow
Track 05. Blowin’ Free [sound fluctutates for a few seconds near the beginning]
Track 06. Jail Bait
Track 07. Time Was
Track 08. Phoenix

Lineup:
Martin Turner (bs/voc)
Andy Powell (gtr/voc)
Ted Turner (gtr/voc)
Steve Upton (dr)

BBC '74