In my opinion, the outro solo of "Sometime World" from Argus is possibly the most underrated solo ever. I always think that Lynard Skynard heard it and said, let's write a song like Sometime World, and then they wrote Freebird. Definitely NOT a rip-off but a similar feel and similar dynamics under the solo. Amazing guitarist is Andy!
I absolutely think Freebird is a rewrite of Sometime World. Freebird is great but Sometime World is better. Angus was the first album I ever bought back in 1973 and it's still in my top 10 of albums. Love those early WA albums.
Interviewed Andy back in 2011. He was gracious and we delved in length about Argus and the lawsuits and many other things. One of the best people in music. Pete, thanks for doing what you do.
I saw this band for the first time as a 15 year old kid at Sheffield City Hall in 1971. I last saw them at Buxton Opera House last year (2023). Personnel changes apart the band were still as awesome now as they were all those years ago when I first saw them. I bought their debut album from my mum's catalogue and I've still got it. I've played it to death over the decades and it still sounds great with hardly a scratch on it. I bought Argus the day it came out from my local little record shop in Chesterfield called 'Some Kinda Mushroom' I've got most of their albums on vinyl and still keep playing them. The later ones I have on CD. I'm 67 now and this band have been part of my life. Thankyou so much Andy Powell. A true stalwart to British music. Superb interview Pete. Thankyou for having Andy on your show. Phil Tennant. Derbyshire England.
Wow, you know you’re going up in the world when a rock stalwart like this appears on the show. Good job to both of you. Sometime World is one of my favourite songs ever, and it’s great how Wishbone Ash have changed with the times, modernising their sound successfully.
I am reading "Eyes Wide Open" right now actually. Really good, very honest. My old college friends always comment on how much I have liked Wishbone ash since the early 70's. I am 67 and still go to every concert I can get to. Saw them twice in Kansas City in the last few years. Got Andy's autograph, one of my prized musical possessions. If you haven't listened to this band give them a listen. Awesome stuff.
Pete, you are a great interviewer, so relaxed and you let your guest talk. Ash are in a very good place at the moment the line up is special, and the new album is very good.
You’re knocking it out if the park content wise Pete lately. Look forward to hopefully seeing more of these chats with our heroes and legends. I’m off to give Argus a listen now
Charles, As a recently former Austonite I Thank You for the kudos to Andy. I've known both Andy and Ted Turner since the early '70s when I worked at Beaver Productions at The Warehouse. In 2000 they played at the Cactus Cafe on the University of Texas campus. We treated the band to Thai food from Madam Mam's for dinner and reminisced about the "old days" at The Warehouse; where they performed 9 times over 6 years. My wife and I have been at every Austin concert since then, including the performances at the One World Theater. That's where/when we met Andy's wife Pauline. Great Band, Great People (you too Mark), and Great Memories! Argus is definitely on my desert island
This was awesome... loved the early Wishbone Ash albums as a teen... lost track of the band really over the years but thanks to you I have rediscovered them again. Argus and Pilgrimage remain two of my favourite albums of all time but it was so amazing to check out the recent stuff and discover that it stands up so well.
What a pleasant surprise! Wishbone Ash gigged for at least twenty years in The Netherlands, sometimes even more than once a year. Very faithful to their crowd of fans. Andy is Wishbone Ash
Brilliant interview, I met Andy and Martin Turner in my hometown Waterford Ireland after they played a gig at a theatre in the town in1996, we chatted for about half an hour or so, extremely nice people. They even signed my Wishbone 4 CD.
Had the absolute pleasure of meeting Andy and his wife after the show at the Barnyard in Cape Town in June 2019... And I have the photo on my fridge to prove it 😎
Always loved Andy and Wishbone Ash! So glad Pete asked about his guitars behind him. I can’t believe the Tele was used on a lot of his recordings. I would have thought it was all his V’s!
pete you really should have joined andy for a duet on guitars, what a claim to fame that would have been, you played with andy powell. great show, c'mon pete lets see your licks
Wishbone Ash ! Pete this is great. I had a conversation with with Mr Powell via Messenger. Really awesome gentleman. I reached out about something , This is a awesome interview about a legend and who cares about his fans
Great interview Pete. Respectful and informative. I agree with you in preferring the second Live Dates album too. I absolutely LOVE that the band left a couple of 'clams' in the recording without 'tidying' up in a studio later. Andy Is one of my heroes from WAY back. I like that Laurie got a mention because that's my favourite era of the band. It was interesting to hear that his entry presented the most challenging time for Andy. The results are spectacular.
Hi Pete...great interview...your style of interviewing reminds me of "whispering Bob Harris" of old gray whistle test fame...let the guest speak, with minimum iteruption....yet guiding the flow of conversation seamlessly....great job!
I first saw Wishbone Ash fall of 1974- "There's the Rub." Caravan were opening with " Cunning Stunts, " and where excellent, but I was there for W.A. I didn't get to see W.A. again until 2009, 36 years later! I really liked the reunion years 1987-1991- fantastic! I like the new one. Shown at the begining... great heritage band from the UK!
big thumbs up for bringing this gentleman on the show, Pete...... literally the most underrated classic rock band of all time..... I don't even know how many records from this band I own...... absolute favorite...... first 5 albums defined classic Rock/Hard Rock for me...... thanks for all the music Andy, you're the man
My first ever concert, October 1970: Teargas (became The Sensational Alex Harvey Band), Wishbone Ash and The Keif Hartley Band. I fell in love with Wishbone immediately. Great to see that Andy is still carrying on.
My Wife has been a Wishbone Ash fan since day one and seen them many times years ago. So when they played at Southport November 2019 I surprised her with tickets. What a fantastic show! We got to meet and talk with the band and have our programs signed. I got to shake hands with all the guys and talk gear with them. The gig reminded me of the 70s, we could lean on the stage front and drink pints of beer and get refills when we wanted. So chilled and a fantastic night. All the guys and Andy's wife are really nice people and I would like to shout out Mark Abrahams as an amazing guitarist and performer who compliments Andy perfectly. Bob Skeat has an amazing bass sound too. Fantastic band an long may they prosper!
Saw these guys live a few times here in Buffalo, NY. Once at the Century theater, had front row seats, once at the Tralf, a very small venue. Absolutely loved hearing them both times and had the opportunity to meet them at the Tralf, great group of guys. Argus is still one of my favorite Lp's. Thanks Andy, for some very enjoyable listening.
Can I just say Pete ,that was everything I would have wanted from an Andy Powell interview.The icing on the cake for me was to see he still has the Flying V that I first saw on my brothers copy of Argus...He;s no longer with us but I still listen to that album at least once a month and I can play most of it note perfect...I'm playing a show with him in January (hopefully) as an acoustic duo in the UK
Wow, Wishbone Ash is one of my favorite progressive, hard rock, bluesy, folk rock (eclectic music) bands! I saw them in Madison, WI, in a club called Headliners in the 1980's, and remember being utterly blown away by them. I loved their albums, but they were fantastic as a live band. I still list that as one of the best concert experiences I've ever had.
Oh Freakin Wow, ESP just got done listening to both Coat of Arms and Blue Horizon then i noticed your latest video with Mr Andy Powell how freaky is that Mondo Bizzaro i love it ... great interview pete thanx for your expertise
Wonderful guitar player. Andy's solo on the Live Dates version of Throw Down The Sword is probably the most beautiful electric guitar solo I have ever heard. Saw the band in the mid 70s and, as a bonus, in Johannesburg in 2019.
Have always loved Wishbone Ash... since i bought Argus and Live Dates... i went to see them ( There's the Rub tour ) in Cleveland Ohio.... one of the loudest and cleanest band ever ( My ears rang for days after )... with stacks of Orange Amps... one of the most memorable nights of my life......
Thanks Pete, nice to watch you and Andy. Saw his Wishbone Ashe play at Rosfest several years back and they were told to only play the more proggy material. Nobody wanted them to leave. We could have listened to them all night.
Wonderful interview thoroughly enjoyed that. What a great humble man, musician, loved seeing that V. I definitely have to go out and purchase some more Wishbone Ash cd`s (new one is coming ).. Thanks so much, hope to see some other musicians on your channel..
Could listen to the two of you chatting all day, but now you've gone, I'll just have to put Live Dates on the turntable and crank up the volume. Thanks both.
Hi Pete. Great interview. Really professional. Andy was given space to discuss the band's history and his own point of view. And you explored his guitars! Great stuff and thoroughly enjoyed. Thanks!
Really enjoyed that Pete. Andy was a gracious and interesting guest and you were a great interviewer. I could've listened for another hour quite easily but it felt the right length. You struck interview gold with Andy's reveal about Roy Buchanan's telecaster - that was a great moment. Andy should do something for Roy on that guitar or cover one of his classics. Guitar fans would really like that.
I discovered Wishbone Ash through this channel. Always a joy to connect with “new” music, even if it’s old, if you know what I mean. The new album sounds terrific too. Thank you Andy and Pete!
Pete, That was a great interview and you did a great job. You knew you subject and asked pertinent questions. Just a brilliant interview, very very enjoyable.
Great interview. Thanks for putting a spotlight on Wishbone, possibly one of the most overlooked classic bands ever. So much has been written about twin guitar bands but they never get a mention. Especially when you consider the UK album sales in the 70ies.
Andy has done some incredible guitar work over the years ! The 2014 release Blue Horizon , has a song called Way Down South , his guitar solo in that song is beyond beautiful !
One of the best interviews i´ve ever seen , great channel , saw wishbone ash at the Oval London way back in the seventies been a fan ever since .......Pete Pardo I salut you great work
Great interview - thanks Andy & Pete! And great guitars too - as a guitarist myself, it's always wonderful diving into that world... And as a finnish person, it's always "odd" to hear that we finns are odd, but that's okay - maybe we are! 😀 In the evening i'm going to very, VERY hot sauna & have myself couple of ice cool beers and listen to some Wishbone Ash... Cheers!
Hey Pete! Ever done a show on the Deep Purple/Black Sabbath Family Tree? Talk about the members inolved, solo albums, spin off bands (Whitesnake, Rainbow etc). I'd love to hear your take, especially about some of the better solo albums we may not have heard of. Thanks again for all you do!
@@seaoftranquilityprog oh sure, but more about the solo stuff in between that doesn't get much love. I'm sure that they being your two favorite bands you would have much to enlighten us about. Rock Family Trees. I can see it now, a new Sea of Tranquility series!
When you have to look around the room to find a specific(legendary)guitar. So jealous. Telecaster and SG probably my favorite guitars(to play) of all time. Great interview. It helps that Mr. Powell is such a forthcoming interviewee. I could probably listen to him for hours. Great question about the eclectic nature of the band potentially tempering their success. I am going to go search out this album, and the book too, and hope for a tour stop in LA after this episode of the twilight zone that we are currently living in is over. Once again Pete, you have helped make this lock down tolerable. BTW was that the same Stones mobile from Smoke on the Water?
Andy Powell. What a legend and a top bloke.
Amazing guitarrist! He created some of the best guitar sounds ever with Wishbone Ash!
Welcome ANDY. !!
In my opinion, the outro solo of "Sometime World" from Argus is possibly the most underrated solo ever. I always think that Lynard Skynard heard it and said, let's write a song like Sometime World, and then they wrote Freebird. Definitely NOT a rip-off but a similar feel and similar dynamics under the solo. Amazing guitarist is Andy!
I absolutely think Freebird is a rewrite of Sometime World. Freebird is great but Sometime World is better. Angus was the first album I ever bought back in 1973 and it's still in my top 10 of albums. Love those early WA albums.
Interviewed Andy back in 2011. He was gracious and we delved in length about Argus and the lawsuits and many other things. One of the best people in music. Pete, thanks for doing what you do.
I saw this band for the first time as a 15 year old kid at Sheffield City Hall in 1971. I last saw them at Buxton Opera House last year (2023). Personnel changes apart the band were still as awesome now as they were all those years ago when I first saw them. I bought their debut album from my mum's catalogue and I've still got it. I've played it to death over the decades and it still sounds great with hardly a scratch on it. I bought Argus the day it came out from my local little record shop in Chesterfield called 'Some Kinda Mushroom' I've got most of their albums on vinyl and still keep playing them. The later ones I have on CD. I'm 67 now and this band have been part of my life. Thankyou so much Andy Powell. A true stalwart to British music. Superb interview Pete. Thankyou for having Andy on your show. Phil Tennant. Derbyshire England.
Wow, you know you’re going up in the world when a rock stalwart like this appears on the show. Good job to both of you. Sometime World is one of my favourite songs ever, and it’s great how Wishbone Ash have changed with the times, modernising their sound successfully.
Me, Wishbone Ash, 30. Nov 1976, Bremen, Laurie Wisefield. super loud, very clean, AWESOME. One of my favourite concerts
Beautiful interview with an amazing man .. very British too .. loved it .. :-) Thanks Pete and Andy
I am reading "Eyes Wide Open" right now actually. Really good, very honest. My old college friends always comment on how much I have liked Wishbone ash since the early 70's. I am 67 and still go to every concert I can get to. Saw them twice in Kansas City in the last few years. Got Andy's autograph, one of my prized musical possessions. If you haven't listened to this band give them a listen. Awesome stuff.
My favourite band on my favourite show - thanks a lot! What a joy watching it :)
Great interview Andy Powell what a fantastic guitar player and songwriter 👍🎸
Wow. This is awesome!
Pete, you are a great interviewer, so relaxed and you let your guest talk. Ash are in a very good place at the moment the line up is special, and the new album is very good.
You’re knocking it out if the park content wise Pete lately. Look forward to hopefully seeing more of these chats with our heroes and legends. I’m off to give Argus a listen now
Live at the Marquee, 1983 - Andy & Laurie - truly magnificent.
Thank you for this treasure Pete
I watched it with real pleasure. Thanks!
Great interview. Love Andy !
"Coat of Arms" is a good album! Amazing to see Andy Powell on the show!
I'd even say very good! It gets better with repeated listening, which is a sign of consummate musicianship.
Saw Wishbone Ash in Austin before the lockdown. A dream come true! I’ve loved the band since I got Argus in 1973. Great band, great show.
Charles, As a recently former Austonite I Thank You for the kudos to Andy. I've known both Andy and Ted Turner since the early '70s when I worked at Beaver Productions at The Warehouse. In 2000 they played at the Cactus Cafe on the University of Texas campus. We treated the band to Thai food from Madam Mam's for dinner and reminisced about the "old days" at The Warehouse; where they performed 9 times over 6 years. My wife and I have been at every Austin concert since then, including the performances at the One World Theater. That's where/when we met Andy's wife Pauline. Great Band, Great People (you too Mark), and Great Memories! Argus is definitely on my desert island
One of the most important guitarists in music history. The first Wishbone Ash album is their magnum opus!
I think Argus is probably their strongest album, although they have many good to great ones.
Great interview Pete. One of the reason's your channel is head and shoulders above others.
This was awesome... loved the early Wishbone Ash albums as a teen... lost track of the band really over the years but thanks to you I have rediscovered them again. Argus and Pilgrimage remain two of my favourite albums of all time but it was so amazing to check out the recent stuff and discover that it stands up so well.
Hi Pete! Hi Andy!! Hi Everyone!!! Hope you're all doing great guys 😎😎👊👊 I love Andy Powell's music and guitar playing.
What a pleasant surprise!
Wishbone Ash gigged for at least twenty years in The Netherlands, sometimes even more than once a year.
Very faithful to their crowd of fans.
Andy is Wishbone Ash
Brilliant interview, I met Andy and Martin Turner in my hometown Waterford Ireland after they played a gig at a theatre in the town in1996, we chatted for about half an hour or so, extremely nice people. They even signed my Wishbone 4 CD.
Cracking interview!
Thanks👍👍
Had the absolute pleasure of meeting Andy and his wife after the show at the Barnyard in Cape Town in June 2019... And I have the photo on my fridge to prove it 😎
Always loved Andy and Wishbone Ash! So glad Pete asked about his guitars behind him. I can’t believe the Tele was used on a lot of his recordings. I would have thought it was all his V’s!
pete you really should have joined andy for a duet on guitars, what a claim to fame that would have been, you played with andy powell. great show, c'mon pete lets see your licks
Wishbone Ash ! Pete this is great. I had a conversation with with Mr Powell via Messenger. Really awesome gentleman. I reached out about something , This is a awesome interview about a legend and who cares about his fans
Great interview Pete. Respectful and informative. I agree with you in preferring the second Live Dates album too. I absolutely LOVE that the band left a couple of 'clams' in the recording without 'tidying' up in a studio later. Andy Is one of my heroes from WAY back. I like that Laurie got a mention because that's my favourite era of the band. It was interesting to hear that his entry presented the most challenging time for Andy. The results are spectacular.
Hi Pete...great interview...your style of interviewing reminds me of "whispering Bob Harris" of old gray whistle test fame...let the guest speak, with minimum iteruption....yet guiding the flow of conversation seamlessly....great job!
I first saw Wishbone Ash fall of 1974- "There's the Rub." Caravan were opening with " Cunning Stunts, " and where excellent, but I was there for W.A. I didn't get to see W.A. again until 2009, 36 years later!
I really liked the reunion years 1987-1991- fantastic!
I like the new one. Shown at the begining... great heritage band from the UK!
Hi Pete - Excellent and absorbing interview.
big thumbs up for bringing this gentleman on the show, Pete...... literally the most underrated classic rock band of all time..... I don't even know how many records from this band I own...... absolute favorite...... first 5 albums defined classic Rock/Hard Rock for me...... thanks for all the music Andy, you're the man
My first ever concert, October 1970: Teargas (became The Sensational Alex Harvey Band), Wishbone Ash and The Keif Hartley Band. I fell in love with Wishbone immediately. Great to see that Andy is still carrying on.
What a great band and GTSY you Andy Powell of Wishbone Ash, what a nice privilege. TY Pete, great video! 👍🤟✌️
Thanks Pete, Wishbone Ash have a considerable place in my musical experience and JOY. Also thanks to Andy.
Thanks so muchPete absolute big wishbone.ash fan .Andy Powell is a guitar maestro
My Wife has been a Wishbone Ash fan since day one and seen them many times years ago. So when they played at Southport November 2019 I surprised her with tickets. What a fantastic show! We got to meet and talk with the band and have our programs signed. I got to shake hands with all the guys and talk gear with them. The gig reminded me of the 70s, we could lean on the stage front and drink pints of beer and get refills when we wanted. So chilled and a fantastic night. All the guys and Andy's wife are really nice people and I would like to shout out Mark Abrahams as an amazing guitarist and performer who compliments Andy perfectly. Bob Skeat has an amazing bass sound too. Fantastic band an long may they prosper!
Wow, sounds like an amazing time! They are a truly fantastic band.
Excellent show, loved it, very well done 😊👍🤘🎸
Oh and I agree with Pete, Live Dates II by a whisker for me, I thought Andy and Laurie together were magic.
Awesome Pete great job!
Great interview!! This too shall pass and one day we will be on with our lives again! Hope to see you again WA LIVE!
Great show Pete.
Saw these guys live a few times here in Buffalo, NY. Once at the Century theater, had front row seats, once at the Tralf, a very small venue. Absolutely loved hearing them both times and had the opportunity to meet them at the Tralf, great group of guys. Argus is still one of my favorite Lp's. Thanks Andy, for some very enjoyable listening.
Great to see/hear this interview!!!
I had the pleasure of meeting Andy when I worked for DJ Bob Harris back in the ‘90s. Top bloke and a great musician.
OMG! I've been waiting for something like this since 1978. Happy days.
Great interview. Loved it when he showed us the Flying V and the Tele. Ageing like fine wines.
Fantastic interview Pete! I enjoyed this one.
Wishbone ash were the first rock band I ever saw at Newcastle City Hall,only a kid,brilliant
This is brilliant! Ka pai!!
Well....that was awesome. Time to check out some Wishbone Ash!
Can I just say Pete ,that was everything I would have wanted from an Andy Powell interview.The icing on the cake for me was to see he still has the Flying V that I first saw on my brothers copy of Argus...He;s no longer with us but I still listen to that album at least once a month and I can play most of it note perfect...I'm playing a show with him in January (hopefully) as an acoustic duo in the UK
Great interview Peter !! great Questions !! Andy is a really nice guy. I love coat of arms and so happy to have the seventies back !!
Only got into Ash a few years ago... and I've had the pleasure of seeing Andy & Co. perform three times already. They always put on an excellent show.
Wow, Wishbone Ash is one of my favorite progressive, hard rock, bluesy, folk rock (eclectic music) bands! I saw them in Madison, WI, in a club called Headliners in the 1980's, and remember being utterly blown away by them. I loved their albums, but they were fantastic as a live band. I still list that as one of the best concert experiences I've ever had.
A few months ago, one of my friends and I got on a Wishbone Ash kick, and started bringing up their music on TH-cam....
What a wonderful.. Wonderful interview!
absolutely stellar interview
Love ya Andy!Thanks Pete for the show.Absolutely love coat of arms.Yall are timeless.Amazing musicians,and great gentlemen.Cheers from New England!😀
Oh Freakin Wow, ESP just got done listening to both Coat of Arms and Blue Horizon then i noticed your latest video with Mr Andy Powell how freaky is that Mondo Bizzaro i love it ... great interview pete thanx for your expertise
Another legendary episode!!!
Wonderful guitar player. Andy's solo on the Live Dates version of Throw Down The Sword is probably the most beautiful electric guitar solo I have ever heard. Saw the band in the mid 70s and, as a bonus, in Johannesburg in 2019.
Thanks for that Pete. I had never heard of Wishbone Ash before your show. Running out to get those first two records right now.
Kevin Turchin get the third one too Argus. It’s the band’s masterpiece.
Have always loved Wishbone Ash... since i bought Argus and Live Dates... i went to see them ( There's the Rub tour ) in Cleveland Ohio.... one of the loudest and cleanest band ever ( My ears rang for days after )... with stacks of Orange Amps... one of the most memorable nights of my life......
Fantastic. First gig I ever went to was the Ash at Newcastle Odeon 1974. Your love of the music shone through that interview. Lovely stuff.
I picked up Argus in 1972 because I liked the cover and found my new favorite band.
Thanks Pete, nice to watch you and Andy. Saw his Wishbone Ashe play at Rosfest several years back and they were told to only play the more proggy material. Nobody wanted them to leave. We could have listened to them all night.
Wonderful interview thoroughly enjoyed that. What a great humble man, musician, loved seeing that V. I definitely have to go out and purchase some more Wishbone Ash cd`s (new one is coming ).. Thanks so much, hope to see some other musicians on your channel..
Thank you Pete! I'm a big Wishbone Ash fan since the early seventies. Loving your content. all the best!. John
Could listen to the two of you chatting all day, but now you've gone, I'll just have to put Live Dates on the turntable and crank up the volume. Thanks both.
This is awesome! Love all thosr vintage guitars! 😯
Great interview Pete, congratulations
Hi Pete. Great interview. Really professional. Andy was given space to discuss the band's history and his own point of view. And you explored his guitars! Great stuff and thoroughly enjoyed. Thanks!
Really enjoyed that Pete. Andy was a gracious and interesting guest and you were a great interviewer. I could've listened for another hour quite easily but it felt the right length. You struck interview gold with Andy's reveal about Roy Buchanan's telecaster - that was a great moment. Andy should do something for Roy on that guitar or cover one of his classics. Guitar fans would really like that.
I discovered Wishbone Ash through this channel. Always a joy to connect with “new” music, even if it’s old, if you know what I mean. The new album sounds terrific too. Thank you Andy and Pete!
Pete, That was a great interview and you did a great job. You knew you subject and asked pertinent questions. Just a brilliant interview, very very enjoyable.
Live Dates is one of my all-time favorite albums!!
Great interview. Thanks for putting a spotlight on Wishbone, possibly one of the most overlooked classic bands ever. So much has been written about twin guitar bands but they never get a mention. Especially when you consider the UK album sales in the 70ies.
great stuff andy and pete
Great interview Pete - I am going down the Wishbone Ash rabbit hole!
Really enjoyed this interview! What a great surprise!!! I really like his vibe!
I’ve only recently got into Wishbone Ash, great band. Andy is an excellent guitar player, as was Ted and Laurie.
What a fantastic, insightful interview with the "Top Gun" of all guitarist's/writers/performers/ of All time‼🎯💯
Great interview Pete, you should keep updating your Twitter page and pin this quality interview to it. 👍
Andy has done some incredible guitar work over the years !
The 2014 release Blue Horizon , has a song called Way Down South , his guitar solo in that song is beyond beautiful !
10- 13--2021
I have returned here to listen to Andy and Pete.
This is a great interview with good choice of W. A. topics covered....!
One of the best interviews i´ve ever seen , great channel , saw wishbone ash at the Oval London way back in the seventies been a fan ever since .......Pete Pardo I salut you great work
great interview, great band.
Great interview - thanks Andy & Pete! And great guitars too - as a guitarist myself, it's always wonderful diving into that world... And as a finnish person, it's always "odd" to hear that we finns are odd, but that's okay - maybe we are! 😀 In the evening i'm going to very, VERY hot sauna & have myself couple of ice cool beers and listen to some Wishbone Ash... Cheers!
I saw Wishbone Ash at the Hollywood Palladium in the early 70’s, great guitar band!
I was at that show and the next year no seats my chest up against the stage ha ha killer band
So underrated
Wow, remember This. Two years ago. Damn/ time flew. 👍💯
That solo from Blowin' Free AMAZING! I saw these guys in '76 with Caravan Tower Theatre in Philly. AWESOME!
Hey Pete! Ever done a show on the Deep Purple/Black Sabbath Family Tree? Talk about the members inolved, solo albums, spin off bands (Whitesnake, Rainbow etc). I'd love to hear your take, especially about some of the better solo albums we may not have heard of.
Thanks again for all you do!
Well, I've done massive history of shows on all those bands separately, so go check 'em out in the playlists.
@@seaoftranquilityprog oh sure, but more about the solo stuff in between that doesn't get much love. I'm sure that they being your two favorite bands you would have much to enlighten us about.
Rock Family Trees. I can see it now, a new Sea of Tranquility series!
The Sweden Rock gig was magic🤘🏼🇸🇪
The Festival is a 35,000 capacity😉
When you have to look around the room to find a specific(legendary)guitar. So jealous. Telecaster and SG probably my favorite guitars(to play) of all time. Great interview. It helps that Mr. Powell is such a forthcoming interviewee. I could probably listen to him for hours. Great question about the eclectic nature of the band potentially tempering their success. I am going to go search out this album, and the book too, and hope for a tour stop in LA after this episode of the twilight zone that we are currently living in is over. Once again Pete, you have helped make this lock down tolerable. BTW was that the same Stones mobile from Smoke on the Water?
It was!
Terrific interview. Last time I saw them live was 22 years ago at the Empire Music Hall Belfast. Time flies or maybe Time Was!