Wishbone Ash - Where Were You Tomorrow - 1973

[@tomDoubleU498]

I had the great privilege of seeing these guys in 1974 at a small college auditorium that to this day, was the best concert I ever attended! They were at their best with the original lineup, just like in this video ...among my peers, they were well-known and much appreciated!

[@ivanmay7890]

It is really beautiful seeing Andy Powell solo for hours with Wishbone Ash. He has been the only constant member of the band for nearly 55 years, but he is often obscured by a lot of other rock guitarists from that same era.

[@BaileyBuns9]

That was fn AWESOME! Best band there ever was or ever will be!!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@NuclearJihad]

Great, I love the way they blend blues with hard rock what an underrated band.

[@lilaccilla]

Awesome band live ! 1973 Seattle

[@1971SuperLead]

1973 was a golden year for music.

[@scottjackson163]

Love the Wishbone Ash music from this period: Wishbone Ash, Pilgrimage, Argus.

[@buellosaurusrex]

How could anybody not like these guys?

[@ericanderson2987]

It's FANTASTIC to See Video of this GREAT Song! I Played to DEATH Song from my Philgramage LP...SO glad I have CD. I REALLY Crank up my Stereo when this Song is Played!

[@phillipnicewaner4480]

Though I am always partial to Martin Turner as the voice of Wishbone Ash, they all rocked it in their own ways. Fan-tastic group.

[@Sprattelnalle]

These men are freaking awesome.

[@zuck21]

have argus and discovering what a great and under appreciated band they were....long live wishbone..

[@ericynot]

I remember listening to WA in the early '70's when I was in college, but I don't remember them being this good. How come it took me 40 years to really "discover" these guys? It's a shame how many things we come to appreciate late in the game or, worse, after they're gone.

[@linpiao111]

Amen to that

[@markelliott7650]

Have the same feeling - somehow I remember them as being a little bland. But this is a revelation!

[@lilaccilla]

🔮🙌🏼🤩🎯🎸🎸🥁🎸

[@mozartsmate6358]

​@@markelliott7650Never bland..

[@rocknumber11]

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD THE BIGEST BAND IN ROCK HISTORY

[@moleman1961]

Lovely mixture of Gibson and Fender tones on the lead solo! Great band!

[@Baud0]

remarkable sound, unique climate Best wishes for YOU Ted, Andy, Martin etc.

[@danieltrickey9285]

Amazing how they took a simple blues tune and jammed like this. Wow!

[@Mogsey1972]

Saw them in Salisbury last year with my Dad (introduced them to me when i was 7) Great stuff

[@smokeymc22]

The more I listen to this the more I like it.

[@Digmen1]

I loved them back in 1973!

[@MrRobbo53]

the memories come flooding back

[@frankstecker5675]

The greates live Rockband all time...🎸🎸

[@smoknloon]

like alot of great band us aor stations wont play this stuff. sad people would love it even today if given a chance, i saw them in germany when i was in the army and was blown away.

[@DavidSumeray_BassGod]

They were the best of their ilk! Very charismatic and exciting live.

[@mikerube1]

i am 55 i was at this concert too it was great!!!!!!!!! i was in such a good mood i wanted to dance but i was about 40 feet back and there was no room i had fun ill never forget it i saw the camera and wondered when id get to see the video such a long wait mike a guy in the audience

[@nosorog91]

the finest blues rock i've ever heard

[@bykerbob3991]

Jeezo! i was groovin' on ZZ Top back in '73. How the hell is it that I'm just now discovering Wishbone Ash in 2021??? Can't remember this ever being played on KMET back in the day. Know what? It's still all good because it's new to me now when almost everything on rock radio sucks. Glad I found it! BB

[@beeragainsthumanity1420]

They never really had any radio exposure... Blowin' Free is probably one of their more popular songs. It puzzles me too. I've been lucky enough to have dug this band since '75, after the album "Argus" came out ('74).

[@lilaccilla]

cause you never saw them live

[@notjusadedhed]

Damn wish I had noticed these guys back in the day, I missed out on alot I guess

[@45bandito]

the best band with the best songs. how could they they go so under the radar when they meant more to those who listened than led zeppelin?

[@SHOOTS00]

Smokin my stuff back then . We had fun rockin

[@lilaccilla]

groovin ! love them forever

[@MrRobbo53]

Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@wobblyone]

I too saw them first time around 1970 in Birmingham UK, my favourite band ever since, thanks for uploading

[@henrysmith5472]

gotta love the guy in the overalls giving it all he's got

[@cmh6122]

I saw them in Ulm in '82, and if there is a better live band, you couldn't prove it by me.

[@moleman1961]

Great to hear this again! Been a long time!

[@musicaldun1]

I wish they would have used this on 'Live Dates' instead of 'Baby What You Want Me To Do'. It's obviously the same tour. It would have improved what is already one of the greatest albums ever! Awesome! Thanx.

[@sanddab]

Since the live version of this song is on the 'Pilgrimage' album, that's probably why they left it off 'Live Dates'.

[@samuel498]

this was the last track on the pilgrimage album,recorded live,and just made them a must see band.always went down well in newcastle,saw them many years later in 1981 @ reading and the first thing andy asked was is any one from newcastle in before playing blowin free

[@123ThisIsMe]

GREAT ! It lifted me right out of my personal blues ...

[@firooztaheri]

May 11, The Triple Door, Seattle, WA.......... Great band. can't wait to see them.

[@Winterstick549]

Love this song!

[@IsraSanchez]

Awesome!!!

[@stephaneduvernay]

C'est bon ça... j'adore!

[@michaelgregory6497]

What can I say fn awesome killer band there's no better

[@Skield]

Great! Andy Powell rocks!

[@GerryRed7]

I saw these 'live' in 1972...the first time I had seen Orange amps.... Wow! What a sound.... exactly like their album... you cannot say that of many bands live performances....

[@thomashutchinson7165]

First time for me in '72 also. If this was in Milwaukee Wi I was there!!!

[@lilaccilla]

Me two! at the Paramount in Seattle . Blown Away

[@Sammiesrus]

Steve Upton is doing an awesome job on the drums too! love that band to this day

[@bobrat]

been a long time since Andy had that much Hair ;-)) if you get a chance, go see whats left of 'em they still ROCK !!

[@scotgroupe]

Andy, Ted, something really cool about seeing them together. It's likely newer viewers don't really know how they influenced guitar art.

[@bwrobeson]

Absolutely...

[@Kashaslove]

Cutie pies all! And soooooo goooood!

[@wolfedavid3700]

too much!!!!! great music from the day

[@blaumausfrau]

I saw him live in Long Beach CA in the 70s. He WAS amazing

[@henrysmith5472]

top notch musicianship all the way around.

[@lesliburton]

Thank you very much for posting this video, it's great!!!!!!!!

[@armanddimeo6575]

I remember a long time ago a friend of mine telling me that she went to a concert with the Allman Brothers and Wishbone Ash on the same bill. This was a logical choice, since they were both dual lead guitar bands.

[@josephrichman1872]

I saw Wishbone Ash open for the Allman Brothers at Clemson University in fall of 1971. The were the tightest live band I've ever seen.

[@sonnyboy357]

Can't wait for 2030,should be some good music again.

[@festbock]

so true.. but then again ted was a great guitarist

[@cheyennebritbrat]

got to love those dancers too

[@jeanpaulflo3696]

Wouahhh !!!

[@alejandrozubizarretacasal809]

BLUES ROCK ANDY POWELL GRANDE A LA GUITARRA

[@Peterdidit]

Rock'n'Roll all over

[@FredLiebenhaut]

They were part of growing up - in Hollywood Florida in the 70's

[@gmdinformation]

I don't believe in personal tastes. Beauty is a universal constant. Some percieve it better than others.

[@gmdinformation]

You ought to look for a video of Alvin Lee with his band "Ten Years After" at Woodstock circa 1969, because that's exactly where this lick came from.

[@stevebutler2161]

They were always better live than in the studio because of the improve

[@buellosaurusrex]

2:07-Jumps in like a house on fire, and keeps going like the Energizer Bunny! 4:06 breaks into this cool jazz comping /soloing....I mean, really-does it get any better than this? I think not.

[@majorkaios]

YUP Ditto that, The've been an inspiration and a joy to watch live ... Thanx all ! - But what is that 'Raver' diong in the middle of ths set in 1973 ... lol

[@eb3be66]

Gotta love the Kimono......

[@musicaldun1]

@slw59 I have thought for 30+ years that "Sometime World" should have been on "Live Dates". Good call!

[@chan181]

Yeah, triffic band! Bones.

[@TheHenkka65]

Looks like Elton John with a guitar, but sure knows how to play some rock'n roll!

[@AbeStation89]

andy powell rocks

[@harryolefox]

now that's what I call BOGEY .And I sure ass hell love to BOGEY

[@greyflap]

Wow, so this is who Eddie Van Halen needs to thank for part of his intro to "Eruption"(between 0:24 - 0:46)

[@mikerube1]

this video was at the chicagos connetic playground cause i remember the guy dancing whith the white shirt on.

[@carinabergdahl2908]

Passar ju ypperligt så här till "krusetåren" på morronen ;)

[@martinhalling9983]

Fortfarande lika bra! En upplevelse live! 🕺👍

[@finalsolution6831]

Best live band I've ever seen

[@markrobinson8410]

michaei schenker plays flying V too

[@marcoantonioorozco1137]

FINE

[@kurtkrause7151]

Weave it baby....

[@jeffbrown7153]

Always blend a Gibson with a Fender. Lynyrd Skynyrd did it!

[@sylviafoster9093]

Ted Turner,what a handsome man.

[@jokerjunior3sanmiguel702]

Ted Turner sure can play.

[@999manman]

2:10 ! Hey, look everybody! I'm dancing!! Will no one dance with me????

[@jereuter01]

There's nothing prog about this performance. It's an English guy like Clapton et al playing straight ahead in your face electric delta blues. That Flying V guitar reminds me of delta bluesman Albert King's V. Get a earful of those Johnny Be Good licks!

[@dkjazzz]

Now there's the Rub!

[@FreedomZealot]

@JeffKnight The Ash were great -- but I'd say that where twin lead bands are concerned they were a very respectable second to Gorham/Robertson-era Thin Lizzy.

[@hartmutcc63]

Hahahaha😊 good joke👍👍

[@tobbelobbe666]

@johnhors Cool! I thought I heard some Green in there

[@swill1966]

Yeh sure - totally agree! - this is BLUES... WA do sometimes rock out in blues fashion, and it's great! - I do like Rush, but you can't compare these bands at all - too different...

[@doublecrossharp]

where does that little melody at 3:42... come from?

[@buellosaurusrex]

@flubbumx Rory was doing tapping when EVH was still pissing his diapers.

[@MsIronButterfly]

hahaha tha guy dancing in 2:10

[@michaelwarwick9930]

This video explains why WA weren't prog rock. Thank you Spinal Tap, for exposing this tripe!

[@gmdinformation]

It doesn't matter what I believe. It only matters what is. Either I sense beauty very well or I don't. I'm not in competition with others in this regard. The only arrogance is in thinking that we matter. We should all want to die forgotten men. We should like all the colors equally. They each have a unique function. Yellow is a happy color etc. Colors in themselves have no beauty. Beauty comes in what's done with them. I need a pickup truck. You drive what you need. We marry our soul-mates.

[@01jocooper]

Hey I already uploaded this video!

[@clashboy1977]

its a pentatonic blues lick its been done before van halena and done before this

[@MysteryZen77]

good- but needs a light RE-master of volume level- it's over-loading speaker systems- the way it is- turn it down right away- and you're ok i went to level 5

[@jeffmadole6471]

Setsup tin cup races, Washington state

[@murrayjonasson]

i can see triumph was influenced heavily !!

[@MrBusterfoot]

@JeffKnight Absolutey. way funner than almond brothers.

[@Spykadelyc]

@ttoflea Save room in the machine for me.