THE MEN OF WISHBONE ASH AND THE NIGHT OF THE GUITARS 

not by me

Never underrated by any stretch of the imagination.

Yes, they were underrated. Saw them in concert in 73. Ted Turner can play slide guitar in that song, rock and roll widow showcases slide guitar 🎸

I love the word 'unique' ! 😍😍😍😍😍

I got to see him live playing that laptop original band awesome

This is exactly how I would put it.

Randy California

​@@jordandickerson4069 I've heard of him yes. And of his brother, "Hotel." 👍✌️

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They need to tour Honduras !

Laurie is on thev2nd NOTG dvd. He played House is rocking etc. I went to both shows. First Lindon gig was at Hammersmith in 89. 2nd at Town and Country Club 91 and also included Trower, Akkerman, Derringer, Montrose etc

Last time i saw him he was with Tina Turner.

At home😁

Brilliant, for me the best

If you haven't done so.please learn this

Rock out that flying V

You got that right - when they played in San Francisco at Winterland they opened up the show for another well known rock band , or were second I forget . They played the first two songs and people started to notice - then they kicked into The Warrior , and rocked that building hard . The building actually shook and when they finished the crowd ( mostly guys ) erupted with a roar that you hear at a baseball game when someone hits a 3 run homer ! Wishbone Ash rocked San Francisco that night .

That is Robin Trower.

L to R: Robin Trower, Laurie Wisefield, Rick Derringer, Ronnie Montrose. Two Englishmen, two Americans.

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Night of the Guitar was broadcast through Europe in the late 80s. A celebration of guitarists like WISHBONE ASH, Laurie Wisefield , Randy California , Robbie Krieger , Tony Hackett , Jan Ackerman amongst others. All the best.

Spirit would tour as special guests of WISHBONE ASH around this time. There was a lot of media interest in WISHBONE ASH when the mk 1 line up reconvened.

I watched a clip of Martin Turner and his band at the weekend. All you could hear was his bass. You just can't find a good sound man these days Ours was great in the first set. The Brown Ale kicked in later, and the pleasure of playing would become a chore.