They were also behind an act 'Girls can't help it' who sang over 'Rhythm of the jungle'. There is a five track CD available of their works.

Yeah this is 100% that band on the unlabeled tape.

holy moly. They must've been peeling the paint off the spud that night.

If anyone wants to help and make a bass tab PLEASE do save my soul.

Never heard I have to have Allen, every day

Where can I find this? Anyone know?

Great lyrics, Jakko. 😆 Followed by some married woman Drunk and bored to tears Six-foot husband - into judo Grabbed me by the ears I don’t know why It’s a lie I’m quite shy And frail She’s got to be forty-three Bugger me - that’s old! Cornered by some married woman Drunk and fumbling With my trousers Six-foot husband - into judo Grabbed me by the….*trumpet note*

Chills!

Yes, it's Alan Holdsworth. I was at the gig, and discussed it with Alan years later. Case closed.

Saw them Long Beach Arena any time they played 🎉 HS Class of 1975 Thanks for memories

Man , listen to that tone of Eddie's! WTF ! and that attack and finesse and that swagger ! You can not learn swagger. Thank You Edward for giving us your Love 💘 and incredible gift !!! ❤❤ R.I.P. 🌷⚘🌼💐🥀🥀

As I said below, 'Aggressive Travelling' relates to a version of this song with different lyrics which WAS about 'aggressive' travel. From what I remember, over the slow piano section the middle, it went: "Ticket Inspectors have become a disgrace, punch your ticket, then punch your face..."etc.

Dave Stewart is a great keyboardist and composer. And an incredible soloist. I guess if he had worn a cape (Wakeman), or stabbed his organ with knives (Emerson), he’d be famous too. So much of life isn’t remotely fair, it makes me weary

Yeah nice demo. If you haven’t heard it, here is a great live version from 2009 in Italy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYfJfXiqec6Vm6csi=ufv6LRFp3k5iFa4u

Wonderful. What a band

GOOD players!!!!!!

The studio album, Montrose Presents, is one of my all time favorite rock albums. The whole album is great.

I've listened to Holdsworth's guitar playing for close to 50 years - this is definitely him. And he's ON FIRE! I can't even believe this exists, talk about rare recordings.

Dang that really grooves

BILLY COBHAM AND BRIAN AUGER IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THAT. THE "CHICK" ON THE BASS IS FANTASTIC.

If there is always a solution, that means there will always be a problem.

Augham & Cobger

You can hear the difference in when his amp sounded more refunded compared to the earlier 1973 stuff they didn’t release

Shred THIS , Yngwie 🤣

One of the Best Keyboard Instrumentals I have ever Heard!

Beautiful @ Innovative…

Internet research suggests Whitecroft Mental Hospital was situated near Newport Isle of Wight 1896-1992.

The Electronic Drums is exactly the reason why music sucked after 1981. Even Terry Bozzio went Electric Drums on the 2nd Missing Persons album and that went right down the crapper.

Imagine having supper with Holdsworth,Martino,Pass,Lane,SRV,Malmsteen and a host of other monsters . All of them at one table having a bite to eat and talking bout all things music.Then one of us internet virtuosi ( who happened to get an invite to this auspicious evening) piped in “ Which one of you is the best ? “It’s embarrassing….

This is the most beautiful song i have ever heard.

Amazing track

I was related to Paul, he was my great uncle! Only met him a few times but randomly found this album on the street in Brooklyn and put it on, thought hey not bad! Then looked at the band members and was like holy moly! That’s Paul. Glad to see his fans keeping the music alive. 🫡

Posted 13 YEARS AGO and only 24k views on this gem? wow. This is a few weeks after 1976 Holy sheep #@%$! They all sounded great

An absolutely superb track from the mighty Masters during their most inventive period. Dougie Ford's incredible guitar gymnastics on this song are outstanding!

Two monsters together . Great time

I lot of Brian’s stuff has similar riffs and style. Because of that some might say he has limited talent and that’s ok. We don’t care. We just “KNOW” it’s him when we hear it! And we love it! He has an unmistakable sound that only the greats accomplish. So, “whenever you’re ready” 😉 just accept that! And enjoy the smooth, jazzy, melodic and fun sound of Brian Auger!

I'll be uploading this full CD soon

Ted templeman is arguably the fifth member of Van Halen

So did his famous eruption start off as an intro to House of pain?

Is this Ed?!?!?!

Yea, saw his early days with TT4 . He has a good voice . An exceptional musician with a perfect ear . RIP .

Marlon is a good cat. I hung with him for a spell during the '90's through the early 2k's...

Not Holdsworth, but Mike Hoffman on guitar

Just supersonic !!! The whole band is in stratospheric mood ... the composition is exquisite ... thank you for this beautiful present !!

I come back to this year after year! Hard jamz + Jazz Daring + Heavy Tape Saturation = 😎

Came for Colaiuta, stayed for the rock! Nice groove and interesting history. Stewart Copeland's interview with Rick Beato kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnqtnIWemZZ2irssi=2DNhT3XCU6e1kxTj

The very best things to come out of OZtralia are 100% Panama Red & Choice Cuts by The Masters Apprentices'!!~

LIES

WOW! Never heard of them till I was watching a video by Robin Spanell (shatnershairpiece channel) where he was doing a Stump The viewer thing....thanks Robin!!

Snuffy was great on the first Stray Dog album, and even better on ‘While You’re Down There’. Truly, a genius. The only problem is he never plays electric anymore!