I highly recommend this song to all Aristcrats beginners because it is their most melodic song (with a slightely jazzy and rocking groove right before its smooth coda).
Agreed, very good to get into the band. Flatlands is the other obvious choice. Thanks for sharing this rendition! But fuck advertisements in the middle of it, that should be illegal.
Best piece of ‘composed ‘ improvisation since Shawn Lane and Jonas Hellborg’s timeless ‘Temporal Analogues of Paradise’ - could listen to it 100 times in a row - so brilliant - thank you men 🙏
love ist so much! 🥰🥰👏👏👏 had seen them in Bensheim, Germany. In difference to the album version of LAST ORDERS the guitar solo feels live much better. On the Album version I thought - oh my gosh, maybe it´s just the sound
Watch and listen also to The Primuz Chamber Orchestra (they made an album with the Aristocrats!) when they play 'Last orders' in a wonderful orchestral version (you hear the band also): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JXHWP5v8DCk.htmlsi=VuEdXJN6p8R20eLA
Such a shame Guthrie blows it with too much 'twiddle' in the solo! For once I just wish he'd play a few sweet notes in his solos rather than the constant trick!
I have to agree - for example, at 5:00 I hoped that Guthrie would now start a wonderful Peter Green like solo - but unfortunately in vain. On the other hand, I like how he starts rocking at 11:20, even if it doesn't last long...
