Yessah🤙🏼

Glen was a master bassist.

Great jam!

I'd like to hear Elliot and Rick Derringer play a song or five together.

Nice to see you again Jeff - a 2005 acquaintance thru Joe Campbell

Nedoceněná kapela 😅

Dean Ford e um idolo

Amazing song! Musically interesting but really grabs you very much like early Jethro Tull music….

Not happy about this .. I mean the idea to honor him is cool but you’ve just done a horribly bad job on this song and should’ve never been done

Wow. Brilliant.

Paula and Kim, may you both Rest in Peace. Thanks for playing.

Damn the more i hear this song the I more I dig it. To top it off there's NO WAY I just listen to it once I have to listen to it at least 10x. The rhythm, sound, tempo gets me moving and then there's the message of the lyrics coupled with the band looking so damn cool top off with Gary's voice his presence the way he moves oozes of sexy Rock Star appeal. It all comes together oh so perfectly !

Derrick's video for When I Was Your Man is classic. RIP Dan and Kim Shattuck.

Nice!

So sad to hear Dan passed away.

Ich wohne in Hamburg

Please Play for us in Europe

They sounded good!

Wild Turkey - Good old days (name of the song)

This should of been a hit!

Spent many a night at Wongs both E and West in early 80's. This club was a unlikely venue but very successful. Very entement. 20-20 played all over LA. Big draw back then along with DuBrow, Van Halen, Naughty Sweeties, 707, Ratt, Great White, Oingo Boingo, Go Go's, and many more. LA was really buzzin back then.

Fantastic Rock music. Knew their name ( of course) but never got into their music . Must say I really like that. Think I'll dig for more.

Glenn Cornick's band RIP .

I saw Jethro Tull for the first time in 1972 and wild turkey open for them. Both bands for great but of course Jethro Tull is still my favorite band. And I saw them at Cornell University and upstate New York

I saw Jethro Tull for the first time in 1972 and wild turkey open for them. Both bands for great but of course Jethro Tull is still my favorite band.

Great ..Thx,..😉

Absolutely love this song .........and Marmalade.

These guys along with bands, Beat, Plimsouls,Twilley, (early) Motels and Romantics ,Rollers, w DF, Raspberries etc,, always kept me singing and happy, some of my friends weren't into this style, after listening to this, I don't think I will play it again, and wonder would I feel this way hearing all the songs I loved for the 1st time today, if I would still love love the originals (Like I do today) Have I changed that much? :)

His voice neve changed at all you no it's him singing R.I.P

Saw them in 73 with Byzantium , backing the Quo on Quo's piledriver tour in Edinburgh . WT were excellent lm sure they had Bernie Marsden on geetar . Byzant. fine too , good times x

Absolutely superb band. Saw them times when they played Birmingham. They played pubs and small venues. Great atmosphere. I remember having a pee at one pub and Glen was having one standing next to me ! We chatted about their next album. Quite surely!

Sou fã do Dean Ford

14:05 I Need Somebody. That should have been done "right". I prefer the prior demo, with the banging on the suitcase.

I played this song many times in Radiomusic. Nice version!!

Saw Wild Turkey open for Tull in '72. Great band!

Quite enjoyed this. :)

Weirdly enough, I saw Tweke Lewis at the Hope and Anchor in '78 playing second guitar for Micky Jones. They did a song called "Sunsets and Silver Bullets" which stayed in the set after Tweke left and the slide guitar intro (played by Micky) was very similar to the one heard here. I realise it's not Tweke playing the slide on this, but it's still intriguing.

I learned of Stew and TNP back then thanks to the staff of Aron's Records, who made the first album their pick and had a box of the CDs on the counter; the only time I've purchased an album that way. Amazing to know that in the future after this Stew would have both a Tony-award winning Broadway play with "Passing Strange" (which he wrote and performed in, with Heidi Rodewald) and a very popular (over 20 million views on KZbin) tune from the Spongebob Squarepants movie, "Gary Come Home." And that barely scratches the wide range of offerings: thematic albums about James Baldwin, side bands like Baba Bibi, etc. I saw a show once in LA that was billed as "The Smiths versus Madonna" or some such. Early on he advertised that he would record a tune for you as an artist for hire and I have one of those that I cherish. He plays so rarely; I never skip a chance to see him with or without TNP.

Great to hear these demos, really good stuff. Loved them back in the day and still sing Yellow Pill to myself.

Great band. I had Turkey and Battle Hymn and both were phenomenal.

Saw them at the Winterland in 73 or 74 with Black Sabbath and Yes. Back before Volume control was important. Soooo Loud!!! Incredible concert!!

Such a great meaningful song! RIP ⚘️ Dean Ford ❤

I love this song soooo much and I love you Dean…. Rest In Peace love you forever 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

Brill George would have been proud to hear this version well done killers love you Shirley h Darlington England 🌹⭐👍✋🎵👌

don't understand why Glenn Cornick left Jethro Tull to downgrade to Wild Turkey

It's a shame DF's family neglected his care towards the end according to a common friend. He still had a lot of life left.

Dean Ford que saudades ❤❤

RIP Gary 10 years ago to the day you left us gone way too soon x

Thanks for sharing this!

This band did an awesome job backing him up. I remember seeing the Equals on Tv once when I was a kid. They floored me back then.