Kaley Crossroad

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I see some posts on here with Terry Bozzio. He is not the drummer on this track. This is Marco doing Bill Bruford's drumming. Marco actually did Bozzio and Bruford with this whole concert. He is amazing.

Saw them touring on their first album, in Baton Rouge. Stunning show.

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Kathlyn Crossing

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This is so awesome, i love it

Kutch Place

But how cool if Bozzio could have been drumming as well or Bruford as well!!

Heathcote Crossroad

really fantastic.....prestation........

Eddie Jobson!

This legendary band somehow, inadvertently and unexpectedly changed the criteria for evaluating all types of contemporary musicians of their time, cleaned up the then world sound iconostasis, to force these same musicians to measure their talents and irreversibly their ability to surprise their environment 🦹‍♀💫💥

Super marvelous! Wonderful performances by all virtuosos!

Jobson is like a mad scientist with only 2 manuals!!!

What can one say. Just wow! Not a single slight against Terry Bozzio. He is a great drummer. Its just that I always preferred U.K.'s original lineup of Jobson, Wetton, Holdsworth, and Bruford. Hard to believe this original album was released 46 years ago and still sound fantastic. If you at all able, try and get the U.K. - Ultimate Collectors' Edition (Box Set). It includes this full show as well as the famous U.K. Live in Boston and their full back catalogue. Best to all. R.I.P. J.W.

Saw them open up for Jethro Tull. Awsome !

Minnemann and Machacek are undoubtedly the best candidates, to fill those big shoes...

Outstanding and spiritually moving….👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾

U.K. is one of my favorite bands..tough song but they nailed it..R.I.P. John Wetton

It should be mentioned that the name of the original band in 1978 was U.K. (United Kingdom) with Alan Holdsworth and Bill Bruford.

Saw them open for Jethro Tull in 78 at Madison Square Garden they blew Tull off the stage.

top 10 all time album for me

Omg . What a drummer

Been a big fan for years, ever since I heard "Metamorphosis" (Curved Air) which he wrote and recorded when he was 17!

wow. I really like prog rock. don't know who the guitarist is but he sure sounds like the great Alan holdsworth. great job...

I brought the first album when I heard Alaska I think on Nicky Horns show on Capital Radio. I have watched this dozens of times and that album, now three copies on black plastic and the CD remains one of my all time faves.

Terry Bozzio can play drums in any band. He's just that good!!

Just for clarity... Trey Gunn doesn't play a Chapman Stick. He plays a Warr Guitar, as you can see in this video.

I just listened to this right after watching the In The Dead Of Night clip from the same concert. Wettons voice here isn’t nearly as good. Not sure why but he sounded so much better, almost as good as the original album recording.

Machacek did a pretty good job. Holdsworth is a hard act to duplicate.

Genius!!!

Impeccable! ❤️

No Bruford or Holdsworth playing here

Excellence personified!!! ❤️

John... John Wetton. UK, and all the incredible musicians to make this music ours. Infinite love.

Can stand shoulder to shoulder with Emerson, Wakeman and Moraz...5/5 every day of the week and twice on Sundays...

I was thinking in Allan Holdsworth, but this guitar player plays his parts very well. Right On👍

Mind blowing. Brings tears to my eyes.

Love the intro!!

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Mr. Edwin Jobson, esq. is one of the greatest crossover multi-instrumentalists of all time, and there’s a line running through the very finest of British prog/folk rock/art glam that is his alone. How he is such an unknown hero is beyond comprehension.

ES FANTASTICO. BUENOS MÚSICOS.

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They really sounded incredible here.

Fabuloso, gracias por compartir saludos desde Lima Perú.

Compositionally the song is a masterwork. Some of the alternate bass notes Wetton plays under Jobson’s chords are so rich and tasteful. The main vocal line in its ascent is so unique and beautiful. This music was sent by the Gods!

I got the UK Live album when it came out. Saw them in concert in 1979, Eddie and John with Terry Bozio, opening for Jethro Tull in Long Beach, CA. Great concert. I idolized Jobson at the time. Still do. Amazing.