[video=youtube;4hiOTnhW6SM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hiOTnhW6SM[/video] Remember this lads, tears to the eyes stuff and one of my favourite ever bands. West's guitar, Laings drums, Knights keyboards and Felix's fuzz bass. Pure bliss at the end of a hot day, enjoy..
Leslie West, in a wheelchair now. recent illness cost him both legs apparently. particularly liked never in my life & mississippi queen. you may like this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UP_Ezh4twgU the sound of that Steinberger is something else. amend - right leg lost.
greatest riff of all time imo [video=youtube;UDhTumGxB2w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDhTumGxB2w[/video]
nowt to do with riffs, just on one now [video=youtube;955J3s0WpDY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=955J3s0WpDY[/video]
including you fatha, god knows i've tried , [video=youtube;ozPfE0rqnnY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozPfE0rqnnY[/video]
Cheers VJ that brought back some great memories from my college days used to leave my old bush record player going all night with the arm left up took three months before it blew up still under guarantee the bloke at bergs couln't believe the state it was in when i took it back. One band i loved back then but never get a mention were the Grease band worth a listen.
I remember them. Cactus was another. We all know the big names, Free, Purple, Hendrix, Cream etc but tend to forget who they were influenced by. The `underground` scene produced dozens of innovative bands of musicians who could actually play (Yes, Tull). We have a lot to thank John Peel for. Used to record his shows on an old reel to reel and play them till the tape shredded.
