Great band Great name...Argus number 1... Front page news number 2...which has my favorite song..Goodbye baby hello friend...

Una pena que esa voz destrozara lo que podria haber sido el mejor disco de Avalanch

Written by Lawrie & Claire Hamell

I met criss on this tour , unfortunately it was his last.RIP to the great one! talent taken too soon

If you want to experience a good documentary about Deep Purple, this is it. The British are incomparable.

Saw them live at the Performing Arts Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin... 1973.. great show...

They were a much more interesting band when they had the jazz and folk influences of their early albums. Laurie Wisefield was a good replacement for Ted Turner. His guitar work in his previous band, Home, was excellent. I don't know why the critics label him as previously a rhythm player. As their sound became more americanised, they're sound was less distinctive, they sounded like other bands. They were never as good without Martin Turner's bass guitar and vocals. I can't get interested in the Andy Powell-led Wisbone Ash.

MADE IN JAPAN, LED ZEPPELIN ROYAL ALBERT HALL 1970 AND THE WHO IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT. MY ADVICE TO NOWADAYS' KIDS TO HAVE THE WHOLE KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT WAS DONE ON STAGE IN PRE-TRICK TIMES

The phrasing is simply incredible here. As if the solo was played by the Muses themselves.

It's a miracle all four members of the original lineup are still alive.

Great drumming.

Them and "Man". Very good. Live Bands. Two guitars. Locking.

Wonderful, I think, they were on Pink Pop just across the border as well. Very good recording from that time.

I need to listen to this band again I bought all their 70's albums used on vinyl for about $3 each.

The experts here fail to see, except for the bearded man, that despite it's age, no Deep Purple album or single has been surpassed by any band in 2024. Every musician in Deep Purple Mark 2 is the best, the best and 5 musicians of gold medal calibur will always be unsurpassed. Ian Gillan smoked, whiskied and still hit notes of a choirboy an opera giant and a young Robert Goulet. He sacrificed all to make Deep Purple the best band ever. All the band RIP Jon Lord should be studied in music 101 or music 104.

The best band of them all from the BEST era of modern music.

Love this band❤❤So many memories....fave track is Phoenix...Steve Uptons drumming is pure brilliance🥁🥁🥁

The Golden lineup❤🎉

First track l heard of them 71 first band l saw 72 Manchester free trade hall

The original lineup is a treasure. I love Laurie for sure, but Ted Turner was all the warmth and kindness of the whole band❤😢

WA is my favorite rock band. I first saw them in 1975 in Ft. Worth TX and they had just picked up Laurie Wisefield and we didn't know if this person was a guy or girl because of the name. When he opened up his shirt at the concert we found out. It was only my second concert ever. Yes was my first. I miss Ben Granfelt. What a talent on the guitar. Andy Powell is the heart and soul of the band.

My very favourite Ian Gillan vocal is concerto for group and orchestra it's beautiful. You can hear how beautiful his voice is.

All you shredders watch and learn.....

Saw them in 71 at Satsop River, we were absolutely stunned, we had no idea who they were as they stole the whole weekend show from all the big names.

I'll never forget the first album, when the needle hit the vinyl and "Blind Eye" came on, we were never the same. What's rarely mentioned is the infectious jazz/rock shuffle feel of Turner/Upton, on songs like "Blind Eye," "Blowin' Free" and "Jail Bait." To me they weren't the same after "Pilgrimage" when they were still young, hungry and full of inspiration.

Esse Bernie Shaw é muito fraco no vocal para uma Banda que teve um dos maiores vocalistas do Rock.

Great to see them Rockin as well as ever. Pity about the cell phone type sound quality, but better than nothing.

No vol.

Welcome back with the band...the best BAND ❤....Phil Lanzon😊

Alex Napier played the perfect drum part on the original recording. But, Uriah Heep sounds great after 54 years!

Freaking great stuff here! One of the bands that defines 70’s rock!

I'm 72 yrs old now. Saw them in '73, in my top 10 of all time. Blew me away. Was my 2nd. concert. Great musicians great vocals 👍👍👍

Look at Laurie being the coolest person ever at the beginning - foot up!

First saw Wishbone ' live' in 71 Did alot of first album and Pilgrimage and a few new songs from an Lp no one had heard of yet ....Argus ...the rest is history .I also joined the fanclub in 71

Andy moved the politics inside the band to kick off Martin and shamesly assume the vocals. What a pitty.

Whatever happened to the drummer Steve Upton

Love the original band but its a travesty for them to still be called Wishbone Ash with only one original mamber, just wrong...

Wishbone Ash Forever ❤ Greetings From Brazil

argus is not the best record

These boys were a 70s tour de force par excellence......saw them many times in that era. Just recently saw MTurner version- at the age of 75 he's still a class bassist

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Fantastic and I think unique upload. Thanks!

C'était très chaud à l'époque , ...bénis ceux qui ont vécu certains live ...!!!

This is the original line up. Saw them twice. Musically the best band ever, just lacked a serious front man.

Try front page news wishbone ash 😡🤬☀️🦁🕎✡️🌎🌹😎🦁🇮🇱💌☠️🌪️🔥💪💋🇺🇳🌍🌎

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So this French production couldn't put a camera in front of the band? All we see is their backsides. WTF? Regardless, Wishbone Ash was an awesome band! One of my faves, especially live.

Thanks Josue Arevalo. Brought back some fine memories from the early 70s along with the updated appreciation of the newer material. One of the best!

Got to see the original lineup in 1973 in Fresno, California. What a great show too bad they never made a DVD back then of live dates.🎸🎸✌️