The are one of the most if not the most underrated 70's to mid-80's (in their prime) Rock bands of all time. It's a crime that they didn't have the commercial success and following as their fellow Canadians, Rush and to a certain degree Triumph. Live, they always nailed it just amazing chemistry.
Yes, it's been puzzling why they have been sidestepped by the Canadian music media, etc. Even BTO and The Tragically Hip have always been honoured much more than the Wine.
Haven't seen any comments on this and I don't know if y'all noticed it, but at the end of the song, the two guitars pay tribute to the Rolling Stones and the Beatles. The guitar's mix the groove from The Stone's "Satisfaction" and the Beatles "Day Tripper". I always thought that was very cool.
And our two 'reaction' guys seem to have no idea at all that that was what was happening. Their eyes didn't light up when it happened and they made no mention of it afterwards. Too bad. April Wine coming up with the delicious idea to juxtapose their catchy guitar riff inside the riffs of both the Beatles and the Stones was unbelievably clever and so very well done. Always loved it.
Rush recorded many albums in this very studio along with many other big bands in the 70's 80's , it was located in Quebec Canada (Le Studio ) sadly it's gone now.
April wine so deserves to be in the Rock Hall. They will always be a true rock band and have been for 40 years. So many amazing hits and people are not aware the songs belong to them.
"Roller" is from their 1979 "First Glance" album. "I Like To Rock" was released in 1980 on their "Harder...Faster" album. April Wine is a great Canadian band who have released 20 albums.
I saw this line up of April Wine in St Louis in December of '79. This song was a hit on KSHE95, so the audience was into the band from the first song they played. Great band, indeed.
I know for a fact that Rush and April Wine use to tour together over the band circuit because I saw them together several times. April Wine use to open and then Rush would finish.
On the Stand Back tour they had four guitars! I'm from Waverley NS and never missed one of their concerts at the Halifax Forum, where they played every year in the 70's. They had the BEST live shows with all kinds of props and pyro. Myles shill plays on the Waverley Green every summer at Golds Rush Days.
Recorded in Le Studio, situated near the town of Morin-Heights, Quebec. Among some of the artists to record there were Rush, David Bowie, The Police, Asia, and Bryan Adams
Just FYI... the studio they are in is (or was called) "Le Studio" it is located in Morin Heights, Quebec. Le Studio was where artists recorded and stayed as there were apartment attachments. It was the venue for many notable Canadian and international artists, including, Rush, The Police, Bee Gees, Chicago, David Bowie, April Wine and Cat Stevens.
This video was filmed at Le Studio outside Montreal, where Rush filmed several videos during the recording of Moving Pictures. Roller was 1978. It came off their first album at a five-piece. April Wine were huge in Canada,. Thewy managed three hits in the US. Their first run was from 1969 to 1986. They reunited in 1992 and are still active today, but they haven't recorded in about 15 years. Of this lineup, singer Myles Goodwyn and guitarist Brian Greenway are still with the band.
To watch AW's Triple Guitar Rack Attack Live, where they stretched the length of the songs, and had Guitar Battles continually, was a highlight of life.
If these guys had been given the kind of push bands like Van Halen, Aerosmith, Journey, Foreigner and Rush had been given they would have been as big or bigger than any of them....Criminally under rated.
Dudes learn your history. The end is a mashup of Daytripper from the Beatles and Satisfaction . Harder.. Faster is one of the coolest ,most under rated rock albums
The video was shot at the same recording studio that Rush and The Police had used. It was called Le Studio and it was in the Laurentian town of Morin Heights Quebec, just an hour north of Montréal. Sadly it would go bankrupt years later and would be abandoned. There was a fire a few years ago and now it's gone .When The Police were recording Ghosts in the Machine they had to do a video for their song The do do do the da da da. So they went outside the studio and lypsinced (badly) the song and then went skiing because Morin Heights is a ski town in the winter.
Myles Goodwin has a WLUP (the Loop)shirt on from Chicago radio station in '79.....Guy in Bears shirt should have caught that.... oh wait he probably wasn't even born yet...rock on!
“Le Studio” as it was called was located north of Montreal in Morin Hight. Yes Rush recorded a number of albums there a long with David Bowie, The Police & a number of who’s who at the time! It no longer exists unfortunately!
Can't be 100% sure but you mentioned the recording studio. That may well be "Le Studio" in Morin Heights Quebec. It was a state of the art studio in the mountains north of Montreal. Many famous bands flew in to record there. It caught fire and was abandoned. here is a link to a video on it. th-cam.com/video/Mmub2nWvv2w/w-d-xo.html
I was like 11 when I seen this video.....51 now....My Dad seen them play at my High school lol.. QEH in Halifax ...... I solidified my love for music with this tune...What tune made you guys want music in your life?.. ..great pick guys!
At the end you're hearing what we arrangers and musicians call a quote - I Can't Get No Satisfaction (Rolling Stones) over top of the current song I Like To Rock. It's pretty cool when done well...
Not so much a large drum set for back in the day. A lot of pros had them (Peart, Peter Criss, Gil Moore from Triumph, Roger Taylor, Carl Palmer, Terry Bozzio, hair bands...) and usually played the whole kit. A lot of us growing up back then built large kits, and our youth gave us the energy to haul those monsters around in the station wagon. At 56, I play a scaled down 9-piece kit.
The music video version is best because it’s the only one I’ve found that has the ending jam, a mix of (I can’t get no) Satisfaction and some Beatles song, not sure which.
If you listen closely at the end of the song you hear riffs from The Beatles song Day Tripper followed by riffs from the Rolling Stones song, I Can't get no Satisfaction.
Bowser’s reaction Pit I’m wondering what it meant, too?! Wtf did they expect?! Dancing? Air guitar?! A stand up routine mid-reaction?!! A sing-along?!!! 😂🤷🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ It was a great reaction!! ❤️🤘🏻
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The are one of the most if not the most underrated 70's to mid-80's (in their prime) Rock bands of all time. It's a crime that they didn't have the commercial success and following as their fellow Canadians, Rush and to a certain degree Triumph. Live, they always nailed it just amazing chemistry.
First concert i ever went to at the CAN-AM Jam at theCNE Expo, April Wine then Triumph wih RUSH closing the show, blew my mind at 14yrs old
Yes, it's been puzzling why they have been sidestepped by the Canadian music media, etc. Even BTO and The Tragically Hip have always been honoured much more than the Wine.
Awesome band, 61 yrs old, grand ma still love it!!!!!@
Haven't seen any comments on this and I don't know if y'all noticed it, but at the end of the song, the two guitars pay tribute to the Rolling Stones and the Beatles. The guitar's mix the groove from The Stone's "Satisfaction" and the Beatles "Day Tripper". I always thought that was very cool.
Good Call, I was gonna Post that Info!!!
Ya, always liked that
There are three guitars.
Canadians know.
And our two 'reaction' guys seem to have no idea at all that that was what was happening. Their eyes didn't light up when it happened and they made no mention of it afterwards. Too bad. April Wine coming up with the delicious idea to juxtapose their catchy guitar riff inside the riffs of both the Beatles and the Stones was unbelievably clever and so very well done. Always loved it.
Rush recorded many albums in this very studio along with many other big bands in the 70's 80's , it was located in Quebec Canada (Le Studio ) sadly it's gone now.
April wine so deserves to be in the Rock Hall. They will always be a true rock band and have been for 40 years. So many amazing hits and people are not aware the songs belong to them.
The rock hall is a joke. It's more of an honor to not be inducted.
"Roller" is from their 1979 "First Glance" album. "I Like To Rock" was released in 1980 on their "Harder...Faster" album. April Wine is a great Canadian band who have released 20 albums.
I thought both were on the American version of Harder…Faster that Capitol released in 1980.
@@georgeprice4212 Sorry, but nope. "First Glance" was April Wine's first album to go gold outside of Canada, largely due to the song "Roller".
@@420since1974 that’s what happens when you don’t hear about a band between 1972 and 1981! 😂
I’m all in on that outro merging day tripper and I can’t get no satisfaction together
Three lead guitarists in one band. Whew, that is amazing.
I saw this line up of April Wine in St Louis in December of '79. This song was a hit on KSHE95, so the audience was into the band from the first song they played. Great band, indeed.
KSHE95 down some streets, and up yours. 😂
Seen April Wine many times, one of my favourite all time bands and they knew how to put on a show,
April Wine is one of Canada's gems that was never discovered in the U.S. 6 albums in a row were all phenomenal.
I was a teen growing up in Alaska. We loved April Wine.
Excellent live band. Talented 3 man lead guitar jams. ☮️
This band is from Nova Scotia and the drummer is from Newfoundland. Friggin amazing.
You’re 100% correct: Rush made an album at that studio.
I don’t know how anyone could dislike this song. It’s fantastic in every way.
I know for a fact that Rush and April Wine use to tour together over the band circuit because I saw them together several times. April Wine use to open and then Rush would finish.
They're the perfect 'hard rock' band.
1972's You Could Have Been A Lady , AP's version of a funky Hot Chocolate tune, still gets airplay on Toronto area stations.
"Just Between You and Me" was a fantastic grab your girl rock waltz.
"Say Hello" (from the same record), "Bad Side of the Moon" (an Elton John cover), "Fast Train" (early cut)
Sign of the Gypsy Queen - KILLER solo in there
Fav guitar solo ( all time ).
Now what's more Canadian than a 70s style tabletop hockey game.
On the Stand Back tour they had four guitars!
I'm from Waverley NS and never missed one of their concerts at the Halifax Forum, where they played every year in the 70's. They had the BEST live shows with all kinds of props and pyro. Myles shill plays on the Waverley Green every summer at Golds Rush Days.
Roller came out in 1978. The Ratt song you mentioned was Lack of Communication.
Recorded in Le Studio, situated near the town of Morin-Heights, Quebec. Among some of the artists to record there were Rush, David Bowie, The Police, Asia, and Bryan Adams
Got to love a band with three talented guitars and tal, bass player. I've seen them play live twice both times excellent in the 80s
Ding Ding. I thought so the last few years. Been a fan since 81. 40 years goes by quick.
Just FYI... the studio they are in is (or was called) "Le Studio" it is located in Morin Heights, Quebec. Le Studio was where artists recorded and stayed as there were apartment attachments. It was the venue for many notable Canadian and international artists, including, Rush, The Police, Bee Gees, Chicago, David Bowie, April Wine and Cat Stevens.
This video was filmed at Le Studio outside Montreal, where Rush filmed several videos during the recording of Moving Pictures.
Roller was 1978. It came off their first album at a five-piece.
April Wine were huge in Canada,. Thewy managed three hits in the US. Their first run was from 1969 to 1986. They reunited in 1992 and are still active today, but they haven't recorded in about 15 years. Of this lineup, singer Myles Goodwyn and guitarist Brian Greenway are still with the band.
Bad side of the moon is a killer tune by them.
To watch AW's Triple Guitar Rack Attack Live, where they stretched the length of the songs, and had Guitar Battles continually, was a highlight of life.
@CEOofYTisPureEvil Indeed they did, and put stuff like that in a few songs of their's.
@CEOofYTisPureEvil I think you may have forgot a couple of people, Elvis and Buddy Holly started it all, the Beatles and Stones ramped it up.
Love the way they wove Day Tripper in there.
If these guys had been given the kind of push bands like Van Halen, Aerosmith, Journey, Foreigner and Rush had been given they would have been as big or bigger than any of them....Criminally under rated.
The lead singer Myles Goodwyn was playing here in Halifax a few months ago, so some of them are still playing :)
just imagine being in the studio, and hearing that song, balls out
Very underrated band they were really good
Should be in the Rock Hall. Hit after hit and bands get in with a couple of songs. Most of them are obscure American or British bands.
Best part is the ending when they blend their riff with The Beatles and Rolling Stones
In the context of the 80's, they were much more badass than their big hair counterparts like RATT, POISON, WINGER, and the like imo.
Dudes learn your history. The end is a mashup of Daytripper from the Beatles and Satisfaction . Harder.. Faster is one of the coolest ,most under rated rock albums
The video was shot at the same recording studio that Rush and The Police had used. It was called Le Studio and it was in the Laurentian town of Morin Heights Quebec, just an hour north of Montréal. Sadly it would go bankrupt years later and would be abandoned. There was a fire a few years ago and now it's gone .When The Police were recording Ghosts in the Machine they had to do a video for their song The do do do the da da da. So they went outside the studio and lypsinced (badly) the song and then went skiing because Morin Heights is a ski town in the winter.
It's... I like to rock.... It's a tribute... The last 3 riffs are.. day tripper. Beatles... Satisfaction.. The stones.. And their tune..
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Great eye, for recognizing Le Studio. Rush recorded 3 albums there and is featured in Tom Sawyer, Limelight, and Vital Signs videos.
If y'all liked the drums in that one, check out their cover of King Crimson's ... 21st Century Schizoid Man .
As a KC fan, I prefer April Wine's version to the original.
Myles Goodwin has a WLUP (the Loop)shirt on from Chicago radio station in '79.....Guy in Bears shirt should have caught that.... oh wait he probably wasn't even born yet...rock on!
He wasn’t born yet 😂 i was though. But i was still pooping myself
So many great albums recorded at that location just north of Toronto
if i recall they're Montreal based as was a great Canadian virtuoso guitarist Frank Marino (and Mahogany Rush)
“Le Studio” as it was called was located north of Montreal in Morin Hight. Yes Rush recorded a number of albums there a long with David Bowie, The Police & a number of who’s who at the time! It no longer exists unfortunately!
They are still touring! This is a Canadian band. There is 2 members left!
Man I'm old I remember buying this vinyl album
Can't be 100% sure but you mentioned the recording studio. That may well be "Le Studio" in Morin Heights Quebec. It was a state of the art studio in the mountains north of Montreal. Many famous bands flew in to record there. It caught fire and was abandoned. here is a link to a video on it. th-cam.com/video/Mmub2nWvv2w/w-d-xo.html
"Sign of The Gypsy Queen" is a good one, as well as "Just Between You and Me". It's a slower song but still good.
From Canada..toured with RUSH
I was like 11 when I seen this video.....51 now....My Dad seen them play at my High school lol.. QEH in Halifax ...... I solidified my love for music with this tune...What tune made you guys want music in your life?.. ..great pick guys!
I was at that 1973 concert at QEH. Ian Thomas opened the show. Some of the audio was used for April Wine's first LIVE album.
Famous "Le Studio" near Montreal, sucks it burned down few years back...
You should give "Weeping Widow" a listen.
At the end you're hearing what we arrangers and musicians call a quote - I Can't Get No Satisfaction (Rolling Stones) over top of the current song I Like To Rock. It's pretty cool when done well...
And the third guitarist is playing Daytripper by The Beatles as well.
Boys, check out all over town by April Wine!!!
Not so much a large drum set for back in the day. A lot of pros had them (Peart, Peter Criss, Gil Moore from Triumph, Roger Taylor, Carl Palmer, Terry Bozzio, hair bands...) and usually played the whole kit. A lot of us growing up back then built large kits, and our youth gave us the energy to haul those monsters around in the station wagon. At 56, I play a scaled down 9-piece kit.
Good review, I was waiting for the 8 track click lol
The music video version is best because it’s the only one I’ve found that has the ending jam, a mix of (I can’t get no) Satisfaction and some Beatles song, not sure which.
Daytripper by The Beatles
That's one of the best analogies I've heard... big influence on rat. Just listen to RATT's song....."YOU THINK YOUR TOUGH". even the same tempo
I like to rock!
If you listen closely at the end of the song you hear riffs from The Beatles song Day Tripper followed by riffs from the Rolling Stones song, I Can't get no Satisfaction.
Wore the grooves off this album when it came out. Every song on the Harder...Faster album is great.
They r better than the rock n roll Hall of fame. Some of the people & bands n the hall shouldn't be
Filmed in the same studio as Tom Sawyer from Rush
Dude on the left gets it other guy is thinking too hard
April wine, just between you and me
Rush and April Wine are both from Canada.
Do you hear the tribute to the Beatles and Rolling Stones at the end?
Also 3 guitar players. Awesome, who does that anymore?
Le Studio. Morin Heights , Quebec
Yep, Rush recorded a video there.
You're Related to the Drummer!!!
It is Getty Lee's cottage
The singer Myles Goodwin wore a Chicago Loop t-shirt in this video
Dude on the left looks just like Opie from Opie and Anthony
Wow...you two must be 'life of the party' at parties....lol
Wtf is that supposed to mean lol. I take it you didn’t like the video🙄
Bowser’s reaction Pit I’m wondering what it meant, too?!
Wtf did they expect?! Dancing? Air guitar?! A stand up routine mid-reaction?!! A sing-along?!!! 😂🤷🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
It was a great reaction!! ❤️🤘🏻
Still playing today!
Y&t-i believe I n you
Bon Jovi- Dry county is epic (not the video because is cut)
Richie Sambora-when a blind man cries
Reacciona a Dimash Kudaibergen con la canción S.O.S es el mejor del mundo, por favor😫🙏🙏💓
Check out Sign Of The Gypsy Queen
Same place as Rush Tom Sawyer video?
yup.
You guys have to do Boston. Seriously
We know boston
Yall should do a reaction to the song the ritual tre by green lung
You are thinking Twisted Sister I want to rock
There
Try Oowatanite
April Wine don’t rap
Took a great song and made it boring
Le Studio Morin Heights!
LeStudio. Sadly, the building that housed the studio burned down several years ago, fortunately that was long after the studio had closed down.
And, if I remember correctly, both Roller and I Like To Rock are on the Harder…Faster album.