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Had this album in the 70s!!!

Learned how to play this song on guitar 44 years ago and wore out the record in the process. 70 years old now and still loving it!

I was at this concert for this truly historic, once in a lifetime experience. I think everyone in the crowd was shocked this song was finally being played in their last tour, which makes it all the more poignant knowing the meaning of the song. There was hardly a dry eye in the crowd, me included.

Henry Paul stayes true to the great southern sound. When this really good southern album was released end of the seventies, music was all ready sinking deep in the myer of the things to come in the eighties. Happily good music survived to this days; also played and amired by young people..

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Wow that was fucking sad

First album was great

Roine Stolt ( flowerkings/ transatlantic composer ) on bass

Roine Stolt?

Loved this band, watched them on the old Ralph Emery show Nashville Now. What a great super group

Great song

Very nice vid . 😊😊 thanks for posting.

Rad!

Love his contributions to Procol Harum! Geoff is a criminally underappreciated guitar player! He can do justice to Tower, Bell, and Grabham...yet still put his own stamp on things in a tasteful way!

Their fathers need to sit them down and have a serious conversation about trade school.

I had the privilege of seeing the Desert Rose Band on this tour in San Juan Capistrano. Roger McGuinn was the warmup, doing a solo set. After the Desert Rose Band's set (which, as you can see from the video above, was sterling), they came out with Roger for the encore and did several Byrds classics. It was one of those indelible moments from my concert-going days.

Maravilloso grupo

I really want to sing Run Raven Run with that guys hahaha ❤

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The only way to enjoy the glory years of JT music is with Martin and band ( minus flute ).

I was there with my old man!

DAMN this was really HOT

I don't know. I think Dans got to lift some weights

Great song

The song is 10x better than whoever recorded the sound

Starwood, mother fuckers, 1977!!

Sometimes you just can’t replace a 🪈 flute in a song, this is one example of that

Bring on the flute

Martin Barre is/was to Jethro Tull as Mick Ronson was to David Bowie...

Heavy Horses is a great record, great to hear this tune being brought to life !

They suck, like the older versions

Incredible,epic song. I think rock opera quality. Have their albums on vinyl!!! Never got as famous as they deserve.❤❤❤

Steve is still killing it! 🔥🔥🔥

I'm pretty sure this show was at the Whiskey a go go in Hollywood, Ca. Billy Crain is a beast player! Dave Feister was amazing too.

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yeah now that's a mind blower of a concert

I miss Flame's vocals, but damn, this is great.

FANTASTIC

Thanks for keeping Gene and the music alive

The one and only Mr. Arthur Lee. Always in my brain and heart. Thank you.

Please come to Florida.

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EXCELLENT RECORDING OF THIS GREAT BAND : THESE GUYS ARE THE VERY BEST NOW OF THE SOUTHERN ROCK BANDS, SO GREAT. TNKS

I was lucky to see them twice in 1977 , first time with Roye than also with Dave Nelson.

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Who’s playing the piano then?

The singer looks like Elmo having a tantrum during the intro.

Good to see a heavy metal band like angel still playing , for they are one of the1970s early heavy metal bands, they have an obvious influence bands like the darkness uk , and hallas and Nestor, Sweden and virginsteele usa and stryper musically !

Thank you from a Gene Clark and Nicky Hopkins fan. Made my day.