One of The Stones most under appreciated songs. Mick’s growling vocals fit the lyrics perfect, snd like the song Angie, it’s a vocal style not heard in any other Stones song. Black and Blue is also an under appreciated album. With Memory Motel being a masterpiece!
Anthony Micheal Hall and Oates , love the H & O ref i'm on the Daryl's house video room day in day out Joe Walsh ZZ Top Temptations, Rob Thomas, their all top drawer, now on to Hand of Fate my fav song ever, seen em 3 nites in a row London Earl's Court ' 76 & Knebworth 3 months later, I'm give my right arm for this great Paris Abbatoir show to be released on Blu Ray box set in the next few months 2022, it was taped by French TV over 2 nights ( I have the bootleg 2 DVD version but it's poor enough colour + sound quality Take care Don ( Ireland )
The Stones had some amazing albums in the 1970s: Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main Street, and Black & Blue. Off of Black and Blue, this is my favorite track. And they always gave above-average shows in Paris, like this performance.
Buy Live at the El Macombo !! The version of Hand of Fate on that could be the greatest live song the Stones have ever recorded!! Leaves this awesome version in the dust
Quelle catastrophe ce Ron Wood ! Aucune inspiration, aucun phrasé, un son de merde, voilà ce que l'on supporte depuis 42 ans ! Ronnie le plus grand escroc de la guitare pop, le plus merdique, celui qui a pourri mon groupe préféré !
Well said Naoimi, firstly had this show on VHS then bootleg hoping for an official release soon with cleaned up pic and sound, just like El Mocambo special place in my heart for '76, they were promoting Black n Blue saw em 3 times in London then August 21st Knebworth hard to believe they are still going strong today!! The best of the best
One of Jagger's best vocal performances. However, this song rocks on the heels of Ronnie and Bill Wyman. That bass is amazing. No one ever gives Wyman credit.
A re-discovered gem. LOVE this fuckin song. The guitar playing sounds great here (even w/o Mick Taylor!) This live version feels harder, rougher (in a good way) than the studio version. Love both. Ahh, love Stones forever.
One of the best songs from a VERY underrated album. This, Negrita, Crazy Mama, and Memory Motel are classic a few of the others are pretty good too. The clothes on this tour were pretty bad though!
The clothes on this tour kind of encapsulated the out-of-control excesses of the Stones during the mid-1970s. Everything seemed accentuated, from the scope of the production, the size of the band, even Jagger’s mouth, hair, and how he moved on stage. That said, I love Black and Blue, and you highlighted the three best songs from that album.
What does this have anything to do with some girls? This is off black and blue lol. And black and blue is the closest thing your getting to disco with songs like hot stuff.
@@luvittodeath7031 Yes true ! However Emotional Rescue has a fantastic bass line, it seems to me that it's Ronnie on the bass! By the way, Bill is a great bass player and he did great things, especially in the 60's. The other day I was listening to the song Break the Spell and I thought Bill had done a fantastic job, but then looking at the credits I found it was Ronnie playing bass. This is not the first time this has happened to me.
From the swagger, the pouting , the prancing, this is one of Mick's greatest vocal deliveries ever, not forgetting Ron's killer solo's also, it's one I keep going back to time and time again, I know 2 of the Abattoir shows were taped by French TV, it's about time we got a double Blu ray of this epic show🎸💯😎🙏🙏🙏
@@mjp96 Absolutely. I really wish Wayne Perkins had been the guitarist they went with to replace Mick Taylor. I know that Keith got on better with Ronnie (which is important, yes) but Wayne's guitar playing is so much better than Ronnie's, people could have been talking about the Wayne Perkins years in the same affectionate way that they talk about the Mick Taylor years.
Ron Wood after replacing Mick Taylor during the 1975 era plays all the live solos on lead guitar note for note for the Rolling Stones but plays a less melodic and has a choppy galloping style than Mick Taylor or Wayne Perkins. FYI - Ron Wood is a very good guitarist but was picked by the Stones because he's English, Harvey Mandel & Wayne Perkinsare great American born guitarists, but the Stones wanted to keep the core of the band British and that's why they picked Ron Wood and Ronnie was also a good friend of KeithRichards and had done some recording sessions on Ron Woods solo projects prior to Mick Taylors departure in 1974. 1975 Album BLACK & BLUE Hot Stuff - Harvey Mandel - Hand Of Fate Wayne Perkins And Hey Negrita Ron Wood on Solo..Cheers !
As far as I know Jeff Beck was asked before, he is British as well. Bu maybe that was after Brian's death. But Beck refused because the Stones weren't producing enough in his eyes
Jagger told Perkins that he would tour with them for the B n B Album but went behind Perkins Back when seeing WOOD at a Party n asked him to join , DICK MOVE by Jagger , Wood in my Opinion is more of a rhythm type guitar player then Taylor or Perkins who as you know play 3/4 of lead
as a guitar player i always loved Ronnie Woods playing he proves on this song and the subsequent Love You Live album hes his own man and style great funky feel
Good version. I like the one from Germany 1976 much better. Mick doesn't screw up the lyrics like in the beginning here. And he sings with more of a growl. Check it out people
He toured with the Stones in '73, '75 and '76 (and a couple of shows in '77 at the El Mocambo in Toronto) besides playing on various albums like Goats Head Soup, It's Only Rock'n'roll and Black and Blue. He's been a very important musician in the evolution of the band, especially during the 70s.
For once RonWood is fluid here. Loved him with Rod Stewart as he's a great good time rock and roll guitarst but doesn't come close to Mick Taylor for melodic beauty and articualtion and overall skill.
Right you are. I get so sick of the Mick Taylor worshippers. Yes, the guy was a great player but since when has rock and roll been about perfection? Never was. The rough edge of Keith's (and Ronnie's) playing is what makes it ROCK AND ROLL. Some people will never understand that. If you want a maestro, listen to Mozart for crying out loud.
When Mick Taylor is in the band the 2 guitar styles were quite different It many times was very much lead versus rhythm Ronnie and Keith's styles are much more similar. There is much more inter Twining styles. I love the debate. I love all the videos of Mick Taylor and Ronnie wood playing together so they don't seem to mind.
Me chiflan los Stones'76.....adoro Hand of Fate y Black & Blue...? Porque no editan Love you Live..con 4 discos Vinilo...con este tema, Hey Negrita, Fool to cry....! Mas lives d los Stones de los '70 ...Mas, mas....Por favor...Love you live, L.A.'75, Brussels Affair.....es muy poco....Tengo Bootleg, d esas epocas....pero, mejor, dobles, triples...con sonido no Bootleg, aunque, bueno..!! Vivan tambien mucho los Bootleg..!! Mas, mas..
Great tune. Billy Wyman is welded to the floor as usual, locked up knot-tight with Charlie. Mick and Keith - what can you say? Sorry, Ronnie is no Mick Taylor. Still, a great little piece of Rock and Roll. “It pick you up, and it put you down!” So true.
Taylor didn’t plY on this track on the studio no need to compare him here. Wayne Perkins played the studio solo as Taylor quit by the time they recorded the album
The Mick Taylor Worshippers, also known as the Mick Taylor Warriors, the Mick Taylor Zealots or the Mick Taylor Mystics, are a very prominent group on certain websites dealing with The Rolling Stones.They determine what is true or false. Their credo runs as follows: Before the guitarist took up full-time employment with the group, RS had been a bum band. With the glorious advent of Mick Taylor RS were elevated to a high(er) plane. When he terminated his employment, RS became a bum band again. So this credo proves that The Rolling Stones have been a bum band for over 55 years and that it was for five years only that they played tolerably well, which fills the Mick Taylor Worshipper with intense delight.
Mick Taylor stones lead guitarist quit before the recording of Hand of Fate and the full album which included it Black and Blue . Richards said it was sort of an audition for guitarists to replace Taylor which included Ronnie Wood, Harvey Mandel, Wayne Perkins, and some big time guitarists . Perkins plays lead on the studio recording of this song, and several other songs on the album Black and Blue circa 1975 , and imho its better than anything wood ever did . I think the Jagger and Richards chose wood because of his personality which was a boozer, smoker , druggie, promiscuous , like mick and keith
Absolutely...Perkins solo on the record is perfect for the song, great guitar player. The Stones prefer Ron Wood because english (Keith's words)...the different level between Waine Perkins and Ron Wood is obvious!
Somewhat shocking to see/hear a really good solo by Wood. 76 was just after he had joined the band. Everything I've seen later on, say in the 80s, he's a clown and not playing much lead at all. Sounds great here.
Well, as a MT puritan I will have to say that Ronnie nails it good here. But he song was developed during exile or pre-exile right? It fits in the dark great years before they went....Gymstyle/Disco/Glam.
There was always something dangerous but addictive about the Stones , once there are in your blood ….they never leave…
You're right i love this kind of addiction :)
Very well put
Real raw rocknroll the way it should be
Ok, are you writing reviews for a 70s teen magazine?
@@notimeforjokes.3570Here are Stones!!No Nirvana, Queen, Coldplay wave Guns....or Metallica.
Billy Preston on piano and backing vocals is pure gold.
One of The Stones most under appreciated songs. Mick’s growling vocals fit the lyrics perfect, snd like the song Angie, it’s a vocal style not heard in any other Stones song.
Black and Blue is also an under appreciated album. With Memory Motel being a masterpiece!
Anthony Micheal Hall and Oates , love the H & O ref i'm on the Daryl's house video room day in day out Joe Walsh ZZ Top Temptations, Rob Thomas, their all top drawer, now on to Hand of Fate my fav song ever, seen em 3 nites in a row London Earl's Court ' 76 & Knebworth 3 months later, I'm give my right arm for this great Paris Abbatoir show to be released on Blu Ray box set in the next few months 2022, it was taped by French TV over 2 nights ( I have the bootleg 2 DVD version but it's poor enough colour + sound quality Take care Don ( Ireland )
The riff is one of their best. Right up there with Cant You Hear Me Knocking and Honkytonk Woman.
B & B is one of their best albums !
@@numbat0072 Oh yes, every track is good!
Everything for you is "underappreciated," ain't it though?
Nobody comes close to these guys
woody's solo are just fantastic
Wayne Perkins plays on Hand of fate , super guitar player.
Only on the album, not here
Ronnie Wood is excellent here !
You mean stuck on five notes on his solo :)
I hear you, Billy Preston. God bless your precious memory. Such an accomplished if not underrated musician.
The Stones had some amazing albums in the 1970s: Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main Street, and Black & Blue. Off of Black and Blue, this is my favorite track. And they always gave above-average shows in Paris, like this performance.
Ron great guitar work!!
Buy Live at the El Macombo !! The version of Hand of Fate on that could be the greatest live song the Stones have ever recorded!! Leaves this awesome version in the dust
You are right.
Ronny was great in this period.....the lighting is great too
Rolling Stones - Hand Of Fate - France 6-6-76 ! Excellent video and Ronnie sure letting it rip on this song !!!!
Quelle catastrophe ce Ron Wood ! Aucune inspiration, aucun phrasé, un son de merde, voilà ce que l'on supporte depuis 42 ans ! Ronnie le plus grand escroc de la guitare pop, le plus merdique, celui qui a pourri mon groupe préféré !
Best Live version!
hand of fate.Great riff by Keith!Oh,the Rolling Stones....
This is another level of Rock, perfection never sounded so good. Jagger totally on fire as always. ☝🏻🌎🔥🔥🎤
Well said Naoimi, firstly had this show on VHS then bootleg hoping for an official release soon with cleaned up pic and sound, just like El Mocambo special place in my heart for '76, they were promoting Black n Blue saw em 3 times in London then August 21st Knebworth hard to believe they are still going strong today!! The best of the best
j'y étais aux abattoirs..grand souvenir ! mon 1er concert pour bcp à venir avec eux..
One of Jagger's best vocal performances. However, this song rocks on the heels of Ronnie and Bill Wyman. That bass is amazing. No one ever gives Wyman credit.
Bass player's don't get much credit even though they are the backbone of the music. It is the most under appreciated instrument
dannyd1572 Bon Dylan did.
I do! He inspired me to learn and play the instrument
How could you hear the bass !
@@ZikoHendrix headphones are your best bet however, this recording isn't the best
This song has so much freaking swag,so does the frontman.
A re-discovered gem. LOVE this fuckin song. The guitar playing sounds great here (even w/o Mick Taylor!) This live version feels harder, rougher (in a good way) than the studio version. Love both. Ahh, love Stones forever.
Guitarplayer in Studioversion is Wayne Perkins, Mick leaved the Band before :-)
Way to go Ronnie! Kick ass solo!!!!!!!!!!
Not a patch on Wayne Perkin's original tho..
Easy when you're covering Wayne Perkins' solo
Best ever Ronnie. ever
Billy Preston and Mick Jagger sharing vocals is Amazing
These guys are are the best! Been the best for 60 years. And will always be! Love them ❤
Sooo good
Cocaine tempo. But should have been a hit and Wayne Perkins a Stone
*Magnífico!*
One of the best songs from a VERY underrated album. This, Negrita, Crazy Mama, and Memory Motel are classic a few of the others are pretty good too. The clothes on this tour were pretty bad though!
Exactly thank you for articulating very well
The clothes on this tour kind of encapsulated the out-of-control excesses of the Stones during the mid-1970s. Everything seemed accentuated, from the scope of the production, the size of the band, even Jagger’s mouth, hair, and how he moved on stage.
That said, I love Black and Blue, and you highlighted the three best songs from that album.
I kinda love Jagger’s look here.
B&B is 1 of their best albums !
Pry one of jagger's best vocal performances. Band is extremely tight here musically. No one out of step.
Best version I've ever heard live playing
It is "The" version, hope they release this show on Blu ray soon
If you want 5 minutes of pure Stones Live Pleasure this folks is it. On every level Wow!!!!! Ages like the finest vintage wine🍾🔥🌟🎸👏💯
@mjp96, I knew that but Ron does a decent job here🎸🌟💎☘️
This is stickin it to the man.
Ron pulls out a good solo
Yes, good but not great, it was his best period but hard to replace Taylor's solos.
@Joelle Benoit The solo for the album version was by Wayne Perkins. Unreal solo.
It's about the solo played on stage here.
Yes, he is. Credit where it's due. I'm his biggest critic, but he sounds great on this.
billl wyman makes me laugh [ never moves literally
Well he just stood there and watched him die...
@@davidjandausch5974 very good!
@timrobinson100 That was his iconic stage manner, since the early days of The Stones career, as well as the way he held his bass, somewhat "erect" ☺
Keith please- bring back those limber spirtual chord of yrs, into new stonessongs---
hot stuff my favorite :)
Omg! What more can you ask of the Stones then this?!!
I think that's when Ronny wood joined the band u can feel the energy
Love me some coked up Jagger Lol
Love it Mick higher than a cable bill some coked up jagger.
Why does everyone keep referring to some girls as a disco cash in album when the only track on it that's disco sounding is miss you!!
I agree. Emotional Rescue is more disco
What does this have anything to do with some girls? This is off black and blue lol. And black and blue is the closest thing your getting to disco with songs like hot stuff.
@@luvittodeath7031 Yes true ! However Emotional Rescue has a fantastic bass line, it seems to me that it's Ronnie on the bass! By the way, Bill is a great bass player and he did great things, especially in the 60's. The other day I was listening to the song Break the Spell and I thought Bill had done a fantastic job, but then looking at the credits I found it was Ronnie playing bass. This is not the first time this has happened to me.
@@luvittodeath7031 The Philadelphia Sound
Man, Wood needs to work on some of those bends
Ron Wood at his top
Want back to my childhood. Love Rolling stones
Same ring of voice like studio session. A bigger band!
From the swagger, the pouting , the prancing, this is one of Mick's greatest vocal deliveries ever, not forgetting Ron's killer solo's also, it's one I keep going back to time and time again, I know 2 of the Abattoir shows were taped by French TV, it's about time we got a double Blu ray of this epic show🎸💯😎🙏🙏🙏
Wayne Perkins' solo (original player)
@@mjp96 Absolutely. I really wish Wayne Perkins had been the guitarist they went with to replace Mick Taylor. I know that Keith got on better with Ronnie (which is important, yes) but Wayne's guitar playing is so much better than Ronnie's, people could have been talking about the Wayne Perkins years in the same affectionate way that they talk about the Mick Taylor years.
@@davegaskell7680absolutely!!
Man this is awesome!
Love the live version of this song with billy preston on backing vocals.
Charlie Watts
🔥❤🔥🔥RIP CHARLIE WATTS & THE ROLLING STONES, THE GREATEST ROCK & ROLL BAND EVER!!!!!🔥❤🔥🔥
1:29 a real moves like Jagger
Ron Wood after replacing Mick Taylor during the 1975 era plays all the live solos on lead guitar note for note for the Rolling Stones but plays a less melodic and has a choppy galloping style than Mick Taylor or Wayne Perkins. FYI - Ron Wood is a very good guitarist but was picked by the Stones because he's English, Harvey Mandel & Wayne Perkinsare great American born guitarists, but the Stones wanted to keep the core of the band British and that's why they picked Ron Wood and Ronnie was also a good friend of KeithRichards and had done some recording sessions on Ron Woods solo projects prior to Mick Taylors departure in 1974. 1975 Album BLACK & BLUE Hot Stuff - Harvey Mandel - Hand Of Fate Wayne Perkins And Hey Negrita Ron Wood on Solo..Cheers !
As far as I know Jeff Beck was asked before, he is British as well. Bu maybe that was after Brian's death. But Beck refused because the Stones weren't producing enough in his eyes
Jagger told Perkins that he would tour with them for the B n B Album but went behind Perkins Back when seeing WOOD at a Party n asked him to join , DICK MOVE by Jagger , Wood in my Opinion is more of a rhythm type guitar player then Taylor or Perkins who as you know play 3/4 of lead
@@jwsjag4963 it was Keith who wanted Ron.
it would be nice if they could play with some intensity.....lord....unrelenting!!!
Is the bast band in the world band cause they really rolling stoned,,,
as a guitar player i always loved Ronnie Woods playing he proves on this song and the subsequent Love You Live album hes his own man and style great funky feel
ronnie wood's finest mo' as a stone?
Good version. I like the one from Germany 1976 much better. Mick doesn't screw up the lyrics like in the beginning here. And he sings with more of a growl. Check it out people
70s Elegant rock. Beautiful music sounds. Fantastic.
I love me some coked-up Mick Jagger. Check out "Beast Of Burden" on the 1978 tour.
The SNL version is pretty good too
I like Black and Blue way more than Some Girls. More edgy and not nearly as Disco.
Some Girls only had 1 disco track, Miss You
Amo la musica Electronica, disco....pero, me gusta mucho mas ' Black and Blue' que ' Some girls'....!! Hombre...!! SHATTERED es TOTAL..
Some of their outtakes were disco-ish from that album,I love the ladies is one.
1:11 is that billy preston on keyboards ? i read and heard him say himself he played live with the stones a few times .
He toured with the Stones in '73, '75 and '76 (and a couple of shows in '77 at the El Mocambo in Toronto) besides playing on various albums like Goats Head Soup, It's Only Rock'n'roll and Black and Blue.
He's been a very important musician in the evolution of the band, especially during the 70s.
For once RonWood is fluid here. Loved him with Rod Stewart as he's a great good time rock and roll guitarst but doesn't come close to Mick Taylor for melodic beauty and articualtion and overall skill.
Ron Wood is an awesome bass player!
if you say so it must be true
Who needs melodic beauty in a rock ´ n ´ roll band?
keith richards the best!
Right you are. I get so sick of the Mick Taylor worshippers. Yes, the guy was a great player but since when has rock and roll been about perfection? Never was. The rough edge of Keith's (and Ronnie's) playing is what makes it ROCK AND ROLL. Some people will never understand that. If you want a maestro, listen to Mozart for crying out loud.
When Mick Taylor is in the band the 2 guitar styles were quite different It many times was very much lead versus rhythm Ronnie and Keith's styles are much more similar. There is much more inter Twining styles. I love the debate. I love all the videos of Mick Taylor and Ronnie wood playing together so they don't seem to mind.
One of the very few insightful comments on the Mick Taylor Worshippers
Awesome band preforming awesome song. Love them Stones!!!
hi.thaks to up load.I still lesten this song since 1976 when I was junior high.
no one seems to be able to do a song live as well as it comes out on a record. This version is like 50% as good as the studio version
I could give you a long list of great performances that may be better than the studio versions.
Where could be the interest to play the same on stage as in studio????
3:01 drainage
What a great, great song and performance. Tough, tough, tough!
Keef's guitar has been lost now...
Miss you Mick Taylor
Miss you Wayne Perkins (fixed that for you)
Why?
Anyone who says that Ronnie can't stand up to Mick Taylor can sit down after watching this clip.
Sorry buddy, but this was far from Mick Taylor quality!!!
@@thomasjensen3214 Very far.
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You hit the nail on the head! Most people have no clue about Wayne Perkins.
That’s cuz you made him up 😆doh!
My favorite Stones tune
Yes the Stones performing the lost art of rock amd roll
Love me some coked up Jagger higher than a cable bill
ronnie is pretty much stones lite.....but he nailed it here
Me chiflan los Stones'76.....adoro Hand of Fate y Black & Blue...? Porque no editan Love you Live..con 4 discos Vinilo...con este tema, Hey Negrita, Fool to cry....! Mas lives d los Stones de los '70 ...Mas, mas....Por favor...Love you live, L.A.'75, Brussels Affair.....es muy poco....Tengo Bootleg, d esas epocas....pero, mejor, dobles, triples...con sonido no Bootleg, aunque, bueno..!! Vivan tambien mucho los Bootleg..!! Mas, mas..
Great tune. Billy Wyman is welded to the floor as usual, locked up knot-tight with Charlie. Mick and Keith - what can you say? Sorry, Ronnie is no Mick Taylor. Still, a great little piece of Rock and Roll. “It pick you up, and it put you down!” So true.
Taylor didn’t plY on this track on the studio no need to compare him here. Wayne Perkins played the studio solo as Taylor quit by the time they recorded the album
The Mick Taylor Worshippers, also known as the Mick Taylor Warriors, the Mick Taylor Zealots or the Mick Taylor Mystics, are a very prominent group on certain websites dealing with The Rolling Stones.They determine what is true or false.
Their credo runs as follows:
Before the guitarist took up full-time employment with the group, RS had been a bum band.
With the glorious advent of Mick Taylor RS were elevated to a high(er) plane.
When he terminated his employment, RS became a bum band again.
So this credo proves that The Rolling Stones have been a bum band for over 55 years and that it was for five years only that they played tolerably well, which fills the Mick Taylor Worshipper with intense delight.
when I am a Rolling Stone lover ...
Greatest Rock n Roll Ban ever. Also loved this tour sound. & MEGA PROPS TO CHARLIE WATTS HERE AS WELL.
Amazing is that by this time, the Beatles was all over for SIX LONG YEARS.
great stones song.
Mick Taylor stones lead guitarist quit before the recording of Hand of Fate and the full album which included it Black and Blue . Richards said it was sort of an audition for guitarists to replace Taylor which included Ronnie Wood, Harvey Mandel, Wayne Perkins, and some big time guitarists . Perkins plays lead on the studio recording of this song, and several other songs on the album Black and Blue circa 1975 , and imho its better than anything wood ever did . I think the Jagger and Richards chose wood because of his personality which was a boozer, smoker , druggie, promiscuous , like mick and keith
if you say so, dude
Absolutely...Perkins solo on the record is perfect for the song, great guitar player. The Stones prefer Ron Wood because english (Keith's words)...the different level between Waine Perkins and Ron Wood is obvious!
Ron was able to resist to Stones kind of life, the main reason and the fact that he wa Keith's friend.
These personalty traits are all right.
I love the stones
HAND OF FATE .
Rough and raw Stones! #1...
Ronnies nailing it ! I love the sound of his Strat .
Stones Rule!!!
Somewhat shocking to see/hear a really good solo by Wood. 76 was just after he had joined the band. Everything I've seen later on, say in the 80s, he's a clown and not playing much lead at all. Sounds great here.
love his dance @1:30
Ronnie ain't no Wayne Perkins...
Love it
La mejor canción de los Stones y la mejor época del grupo lástima que Iván a tocar en esa época aquí en el df pero los conciertos se cancelaron
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I don't much get political, but I am making an exception, TrTrump, definitely not for America
Nice solo from Ronny but wheres the cigaret?
Awesome... My fav from 🖤💙... Great song 👌🔥🔥🔥🔥💯👍
Well, as a MT puritan I will have to say that Ronnie nails it good here. But he song was developed during exile or pre-exile right? It fits in the dark great years before they went....Gymstyle/Disco/Glam.
No, this was Ron Wood's first album with them....
Black and Blue
1976
The lead on the album was played by Wayne Perkins.