Wow great keyboardist, in fact one of the best of his time. Never heard about him before now, someone mentioned him in U.K (the prog band) video on youtube.
After listening to this a few times, it's apparent that this song was an instrumental that got turned into 'minkil halajat minun tietavan'. It was the first track off of 'Toiden Toistoa'.
The bass player is called Harri Vainikka. It's true that in this video he bears a style similar to Pekka Pohjola in many ways. This recording is a real rarity, and the band never went on to record any albums. All of them did perform as Jukka Gustavson's backing band on his 1981 album "Toden toistoa" but the times were dysmal for prog/jazz-rock and I think they were split up by growing frustration. One key factor in the split-up was also Gustavson having turned into a Jehova's Witness.
JUKKA GUSTAVSON es uno de los musicos mas grandes de la historia, junto a POHJOLA y PEMBROKE formaron la gran banda Wigwam que entre 1970-74 realizaron un Rock Progresivo de gran calidad, dejando para la posteridad el genial albun Being de 1974. Genio JUKKA!!!
I remember seeing this concert from telly somewhere in -79. A mind blowing experience for a 18 year old, to say at least :) It's a real shame that this they didn't make a record of this stuff.
There are so many things I lie about this video - where do I start? The music is good jazz/rock fusion. The video has some really cool tracking shots (dolly moves) the mix is good you can definitely hear everything the list goes on and on....are these guys still playing together some 31 years later? I'd like to know what became of them.
This is great! Best solo number ever of Jukka Gustavson.
Why did we never heard about these guys over here in Norway? This is - for the time - really good!
Toden toistoa is a great album!
thanks!
聞けば、聞くほど深みが増してくる。最高！
Wow great keyboardist, in fact one of the best of his time. Never heard about him before now, someone mentioned him in U.K (the prog band) video on youtube.
johnbazy Thank you for mentioning him.
He is still Playing !
After listening to this a few times, it's apparent that this song was an instrumental that got turned into 'minkil halajat minun tietavan'. It was the first track off of 'Toiden Toistoa'.
The bass player is called Harri Vainikka. It's true that in this video he bears a style similar to Pekka Pohjola in many ways. This recording is a real rarity, and the band never went on to record any albums. All of them did perform as Jukka Gustavson's backing band on his 1981 album "Toden toistoa" but the times were dysmal for prog/jazz-rock and I think they were split up by growing frustration. One key factor in the split-up was also Gustavson having turned into a Jehova's Witness.
Jukka Gustavson sang & played keyboards on the 4 first Wigwam albums between 1969-1974. This group, Sahti, was active around 1979-1980.
JUKKA GUSTAVSON es uno de los musicos mas grandes de la historia, junto a POHJOLA y PEMBROKE formaron la gran banda Wigwam que entre 1970-74 realizaron un Rock Progresivo de gran calidad, dejando para la posteridad el genial albun Being de 1974. Genio JUKKA!!!
This is awesome,been into Wigwam for ages but had never come across this before,great work poster.
I remember seeing this concert from telly somewhere in -79. A mind blowing experience for a 18 year old, to say at least :) It's a real shame that this they didn't make a record of this stuff.
They did and it's been available as CD: Jukka Gustavson: Toden Toistoa.
@ilkkatapio Thanks, I did Google Toinnen maisema and used Google translate to learn more about the band. I'm glad they kept on making music.
@Renhjarta
He´s been teaching acoustic guitar at the Sibelius Academy, folk music Dpt, among other things
Some heavy Weather report influences here (pun intended) :)
Joe Zawinul and Weather Report have influenced these guys a lot. It does not matter, this is brilliant!
I'd like to know that too!
@T4M33 I think it`s Pekka Pohjola
indeed.i think this is pekka too
Kiitos julkaisijalle - tämän jäkeen tietää minne Wigwam olisi mennyt Jukan kanssa - Pekka on oma lukunsa...
he is studioplayer now
It sounds that the Moog goes through a Leslie cab, like his Rhodes and Lowrey too. That's why there's a Hammond -like attack to it.
No...it's not Wigwam. It's ex-wig-keyboardist Jukka Gustavson and his backing group "Sahti".
Rummuissa on Silvo ”Pimme” Korhonen, eikä Antti Suvanto.
Ok, thanks for the tip :)
i wonder what Moog patch he had set up. ive never heard a moof sound as this does.
leslie
Check out Jukka’s Valon Vuoski album too: great stuff.
Valon Vuoksi
Wish it was available on CD...
There are so many things I lie about this video - where do I start? The music is good jazz/rock fusion. The video has some really cool tracking shots (dolly moves) the mix is good you can definitely hear everything the list goes on and on....are these guys still playing together some 31 years later? I'd like to know what became of them.
Beautiful Beck-like guitarsolo. What happened to the guitarist?
Guitarist Pekka Nylund is palying actively as is keyboardist Jukka Gustavsson. Saw them live 3/2020.
@@edvinlaine Saw them also on tour...for the warm up they played There and Back record...
is this wigwam? did they write anything more like this style??
seems like this is the only source of their music, i cant seem to find anything else on them,
would you know where?
Tt
WHO IS THIS?
he must have that moog plugged into some post effects . . .
leslie
@@kahdeksanbit that is tone you can never recreate.
@@samiegfunk1 except a minimoog plugged into a tube leslie :D
@T4M33