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Yes, absolutely. I felt so funny saying Richard but it through me and I spaced on his known name. The man with the cape! It's like if the credits said William Nelson on guitar instead of Willie. 😎

No doubt, you'll see another of your faves on my upcoming Progressive rock video Part 4

Wonderful, it's great to still be excited about new discoveries!

Thank you, I hope you enjoy more stuff as it comes out and feel free to recommend anything!

Yes I see it on Discogs as a Volume 1 and 2 came out in 1972. There are some great sites online that have a wealth of information, we are lucky nowadays to take advantage of some very generous people and resources.

Very good ear, he did have all those standard licks and I kinda hear a surf rock influence as well.

Hmm, now you have me curious, hopefully some people here may help track it down? I love a good mystery

In October of this year they have released a “2 disc” record called “Electric lady studios:A Jimi Hendrix vision” and this track(s) is 28 minutes long, it’s the last tracks on the “first disc” The Long Medley: Astro Man / Beginnings / Hey Baby (New Rising Sun) / Midnight Lightning (Keep On Groovin') / Freedom

I should add, it’s released on Apple Music, I dunno about anywhere else this record is a m a z I n g

@@williamhurrelbrink3324 Right on, thanks for the heads up. I will search it out and see. I remember it was a very very loose jam, ideas were coming out of nowhere.

​@@williamhurrelbrink3324I might try and do this as a new listen, we don't get these Fresh experiences everyday and he certainly has a steadfast audience here!

Thank you, I would be happy to pause more, not sure the amount that watchers would find enjoyable and who would prefer to hear it through. I will keep in mind for future.

@@SubterraneanVisions I’m just playing. Happy holidays fellow fan!

@@4242ft You as well, thanks for any constructive criticism. I am an open book and always take in ideas or thoughtful comments.

Hi, thanks for the info. I heard a few versions and tried to pick the best balanced mix.

That's quite a playlist! You probably want strictly Hendrix Titled Videos but I did a reaction for him doin' "Drivin South" in Paris as part of my "The Top Ten Guitar Solos of the Last 100 Years: Final Part- The Shining Light and the Dark Horse". If you never heard it, it's really wild.

@@tx0h Thank you, it's a tough call whether to put in complimentary music or combinations that show the stark differences. I am currently doing an extended set on 1971 with more genres. Right now deciding on putting them as similar genres or mixing them up in varying combinations. Any preference?

@@johncollier9280 Thank you, listened to first half and it's nice. Will do a quick search of him as well. Love finding these with help of course!

@@johncollier9280 Thank you, I did a video with other KC alumni but it was blocked. I have the Giles, Giles and Fripp version dropping in a few days.

Dublin did surprise me, I need to revisit it and get the lyrics, so sublime. This is a strong effort, Debut was near perfect if they had substituted these tunes minus Old Moon Madness for lesser ones. I have snatched a few golden ones from Shades and will need to revisit Vagabonds as I've only taken a superficial pass through it.

For sure, I could try to do that with Zep, I never looked into the original composition dates on those Physical Graffiti tracks, or from Coda as well.

@SubterraneanVisions great think that most of physical is leftovers and to many their best album.

Thanks Tom, I have given the 2nd and 3rd album a quick listen but need to sit with them a bit more. I am jumping around alot with Videos about albums but will surely revisit Vagabonds down the road. I'm glad you are enjoying them, I think it's the first time I've heard that so far in my efforts. Cheers.

@ You’re very welcome, I’ll try and watch as many of your vids as I can and help with the support. Cheers 👍🏻😊

@@TomLutonUK Any constructive criticism or improvements on content would be welcome. Go to my community page and be the first vote on the next Full Album! I have a hunch you will be the deciding vote, ha ha

@ Done buddy! lol

Yes I am doing the EP next as a continuation of the 1st album as it was only done a few months later and was in search of a single more or less. It does sound better produced on the whole while still retaining the soul of the 3 members. Overall, if they mixed in the EP with the 1st album it would have been a very strong debut album!

@@SubterraneanVisions There was a compilation released in 1976, possibly German, called Remembering which included the first two albums, the EP and some Gary Moore tracks. I bought that, so I'm never entirely sure which track originally appeared where. There is an album coming out soon where Eric Bell has gone back to these original tracks and recorded new acoustic guitars to replace the electric. I'm not sure I entirely approve of the idea, but it might be interesting to hear.

@@delorangeade Yes I also heard that a couple days ago with Eric Bell. I wouldn't mind hearing original demos that were done acoustically but doing them 50 years later with Phil's original vocals is a little disenchanting. They didn't mention Brian Downey at all. But who knows it may be very listenable?

True, Brian Downey was certainly never without skill and taste, always kept the song interesting but was not flamboyant and indulgent. I definitely hear a Hendrix presence in these early tracks, it is very sad Phil didn't get enough support for his poeticism, he was had a unique voice in the muck of rock lyrical content.

Yes I like the GGF versions and with Judy Dyble on vocals, but this one has pristine sound and such a landscape of instruments. I didn't know the Everything is everything reference but certainly is universal. Glad you enjoyed it. I will put more up and also McDonald and Giles Solo effort.

Thank You, I would like to continue with their next couple albums.

@SubterraneanVisions great. think that was known as the decca years which spills over to 1974 with gary as a 3 piece. often these early songs appeared on compliations meaning that few people had the whole albums. you are right how eric doubled up the guitar that went on to the twin sound.

It's meant to be a collage of sounds like in a dream. It is sounds from Pharoah Sanders bass, Joni Mitchell Horn intro, Jimi Hendrix guitar, Miles Davis Trumpet Peter Sinfield Flute, etc. Sorry you don't like it. I have meant to create more and will likely alternate them in the future.

I appreciate you listening along. It singlehandedly made me discover their future discography further. The mellotron doesn't hurt!

​@@SubterraneanVisions Think it was played by a relative of one of the Cocteau twins

I like what the band is doing generally but the solo much like Zappa's solos can be repetitive because they drag out too long. Like a lot of guitar players they don't know how to shut off the valve. Example Muffin Man or Willie The Pimp

What do you think is the best Zappa solo/album?

@@honuman39 That's true while not sure the Wall is entirely as listenable as some of their Pre-Dark Side more pastoral tracks from Soundtracks to Meddle, Ummagumma and Atom Heart Mother. But I get your point.

@@SubterraneanVisions I can agree with that. I really like the wall but it's relentlessly bleak.

Grateful to hear you enjoyed them. Hope this was a good first listen for Steve Morse, he has been around a while with more than a few notable bands, Kansas, Dixie Dregs etc. I don't gravitate to everything he did but, he is interesting and can be captivating. I did peruse your channel, as you said there are so many artists to dig into. Fenton Robinson is a favorite as well as Johnny Young when I heard some mandolin blues, so unique.

Wow, you are a real fan of the Dregs! I met Frank Brittingham playing guitar at a restaurant gig. After talking to him I found out he played with Steve Morse at a very early period before Dixie Grit and the Dregs. I also lived in Asheville, NC from 2015-2020. Loved him from Kansas as well but haven't gone as deep listening as I should perhaps. Thanks for the memory!

To me, I wouldn't have even mentioned Vernon Reid. I love the blues, Earl Hooker, Jody Williams, Hubert Sumlin, Jimmie Lee Robinson, Jimmy Rogers, Robert Lockwood... too many to name them all. I also love the older styles of Big Bill Broonzy, Lonnie Johnson, Tampa Red, and Robert Nighthawk (taking his voice into account, he's my favorite musician). And Kenny Burrell. BLUE BASH with Jimmy Smith is probably my favorite.

Thanks I will check it out, appreciate the comment!

​@@DonDeeringI hear you, Vernon Reid solo was a bit of a wildcard compared to the other players in a way. I almost did a blues as I realized I wasn't finding one that was clearly somehow the greatest. I have loved and listened to so much country blues ala Rev. Gary Davis, Big Bill Broonzy, Brownie Mcghee. Alvin Youngblood Hart being my favorite modern interpreter. Also though about jazz blues as well ala Kenny Burrell, Grant Green, and Wes with Jimmy Smith, "Mellow Mood". But I did include one coming up. Country blues was hard because it's all great but mostly solo so I didn't include any solo pieces. Maybe later I'll do a solo piece Top Ten. thanks for your thoughts, nice to get a sense of it.

@SubterraneanVisions I'll select a few things from Earl Hooker and a couple others. I should have mentioned... a lot of people, but T-Bone Walker for sure, he's the North Star.

Thanks for the recommendation. Never heard those, Babe Ruth was strong playing and 10cc was amazing singing and keyboards. Guitar solos were both similar blues rock, liked them a lot!

@@DobraVibra Good ear, that is the Hand of Fripp reaching out and casting all who play their music into exile. Alas if you tap the link in the description you shall be transported into the sublime chaos that is the cogs of King Crimson in Full HD audio bliss.😁

Thank You, I will take a listen to some of his other tunes and potentially include in a medley of Soul gems in a future episode. He definitely has a place there.

I have to agree, hearing it 50+ years later, its' sublime clarity really hit me like a lightning bolt.