Circe 1985 I read the HHH print permanently in the Rare Book room at the U.S. Library of Congress, gifted therein by previous owner Thomas Jefferson. Now the big question... was T. Jefferson or G. Washington the new world J.T. ??
I saw John Glascock play while in Carmen. On December 14, 1974, my first of 66 YES concerts , a last minute switch of the billing at the Spectrum in Phila- Gryphon out, Carmen in...O-LAY !!! Fandangoes from space was their '74 album. John G did not Flamenco dance like the brother- sister of the band who did- I bet he COULD HAVE, if he needed to! 5:04 5:04
Really good. It’s as if I can place myself at the location of this recoding based on familiar tunes from the era. ❤
I was there in 2015
Nice!
Circe 1985 I read the HHH print permanently in the Rare Book room at the U.S. Library of Congress, gifted therein by previous owner Thomas Jefferson. Now the big question... was T. Jefferson or G. Washington the new world J.T. ??
Did John Glascock record Bass on this track? I know he didn't record the entire album.... He was my personal favorite Bass player for Tull.
This originates from the Heavy Horses sessions, so yes definitely John Glascock.
You're mistaking heavy horses album with "storm watch". That was the last album with John and he only played on a few songs before passing away.
@@nickcarlino2342 that's right
I saw John Glascock play while in Carmen. On December 14, 1974, my first of 66 YES concerts , a last minute switch of the billing at the Spectrum in Phila- Gryphon out, Carmen in...O-LAY !!!
Fandangoes from space was their '74 album. John G did not Flamenco dance like the brother- sister of the band who did- I bet he COULD HAVE, if he needed to! 5:04 5:04