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Quote Originally Posted by Henry-Lilly:

Taste this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFhM1XZsh6o&feature=related


BADAZZZZ.......just thinking of those boys.....Leslie West might deserve to be mentioned on that top guitarist list.....
this one pretty cool....tearing it up at Woodstock

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm11kFRz388
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Bookie Assassin.........


Robin Trower seems to not be talked enough about in mags and such.......






Thin Lizzy


always loved Thin Lizzy......Phil Lynott most underrated frontmen ???......one of my favorites.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUI0boPZ8n0&feature=fvw

TL began with Phil and members of Van Morrisons band "Them".......some of their (Them) early stuff features a very young Jimmy Page on RHYTHM guitar wtf.....??
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Trumph


dude i think you win with this one ......saw them in concert and they were beyond great....kinda forgot about these boys....this one about as good as it gets
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyemGXWHkTo&feature=PlayList&p=512FB3A3A28FE3F5&index=6

that guy (Rik Emmet ?).....is great
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awright boys....realize going out on a limb here......fluff to many.....but dammit can't help it......but i bet you crank this up too .......in private of course.....The Baby's !!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd5-dLog41A&feature=related


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Love threads like this that either help ya to recall or turn you on to new stuff...........

Triumph and Rush were pretty huge in the Toronto area , and I spent a lot of time in the area between age 10 to around 22 70's to early 80s.......

Thanks B-assassin.
You've put a lot of stuff up that I gotta look nto after watching something on the TV......


 
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I thought the Baby's had some cool 70s stuff.......


 
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Quote Originally Posted by dennishopson:

Bookie Assassin.........


Robin Trower seems to not be talked enough about in mags and such.......





Thin Lizzy

Robin Trower - probably one of the best guitarist ever, yet he doesn't get mentioned. Too Rolling Stoned! 

I saw him last year at the House of Blues, he was great.

 
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also stepping out on a very fragile limb here....."sold out"......big time later......BUT..... early on  very nice RR band.....great live  ......that would be Grand Funk Railroad.......check out this one (before you rip me) hehe....pretty strong gotta admit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x6chChxzV0&feature=related
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Queen City Kids

 
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this one to introduce to some......an underrated front man.....the great Derek St Holmes.....with Ted Nugent '75-78 or so.....(if the vocals were pretty good >> it wasn't Ted).....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu3LTf7wGCs&feature=related
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Quote Originally Posted by gers:

Queen City Kids

 they were 80s but their singer was great

 
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guilty pleasure big time for me.......2-3 of their songs still receive lotta play on classic rock stations.....hanging /playing with the Beatles around '70....few years later....due to horrible mismanagement....chicks....band power struggles +++.....2 of key members had committed suicide .....this one from greatest TV show ever.....(Midnight Special !)
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guilty pleasure big time for me.......2-3 of their songs still receive lotta play on classic rock stations.....hanging /playing with the Beatles around '70....few years later....due to horrible mismanagement....chicks....band power struggles +++.....2 of key members had committed suicide .....this one from greatest TV show ever.....(Midnight Special !)


wtf.......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkAu3ijigeA&feature=related

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maybe mentioned somewhere....but speaking of underrated frontmen.......how bout Steve Marriott of Humble Pie ???......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZMmV6xXYFw&feature=related

'71 so believe Frampton was still around....
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ba - yeah, was pretty sad about Erickson but see he's been back & playin again for awhile now. Had a cool kinda voice & very talented. Remember now the Gibbons was in the Moving Sidewalks, not Elevators but him & Erickson were good buds - prob still are.

Sidewalks were another of the early pschedelic groups from TX & if anybody here was around Houston in the late 60's early 70's, they prob remember a couple clubs in the Alans Landing area - Love Street Emporium (Roky got arrested there once in the middle of a set, lol) & the Cellar. Both of those groups played down there alot & was a weird, but cool scene. All kinds of edgy & psychedelic music and hard core hippies & bikers, but tons of cops around - made for some strange energy & vibes, LOL.

 
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Unless I carelessly missed it, nobody has mentioned these guys.


Maybe because they're not underrated? 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gutcheck:

Robin Trower - probably one of the best guitarist ever, yet he doesn't get mentioned. Too Rolling Stoned! 

I saw him last year at the House of Blues, he was great.



Heard that Trower hasn't skipped a lick in all these years.......
 
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Might get made fun of with this one pretty good, but

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Quote Originally Posted by bookieassassin:

awright boys....realize going out on a limb here......fluff to many.....but dammit can't help it......but i bet you crank this up too .......in private of course.....The Baby's !!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd5-dLog41A&feature=related




 I've got "Anthology" ...........saw these guys open for Journey around 1980
 
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Heard that Trower hasn't skipped a lick in all these years.......

for some reason....didn't listen to Trower  a whole lot.....wtf
remember seeing this show though....bring back the Midnight Special man !!!!!.....pretty strong stuff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtr9QbaZmTk&feature=related
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 I've got "Anthology" ...........saw these guys open for Journey around 1980


that took courage.....for a hard rocker like yourself....congrats on the hole in 1......speaking of fluff......late 80's....potentially great....but wtf?....
waite /schon/cain....> Bad English
this one OK....
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Qol7z-ku8A&feature=channel
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Artful Dodger....Uriah Heep.....Montrose...Edgar Winter Group
 
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Hey Bookie, I have a Legs Diamond album I bought it the 70's. Love UFO, Montrose, Rainbow and alot of the rest. How about this band. I was at this concert and this man kicked ass. At the 3:45 mark he breaks into a Mickey Mouse riff. Too funny!

Frank Marino and Mahoganny Rush

 
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 UFO rules.....


 Anyone remember these guys?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iF_hVfnpf70

Shooting Star got a lot of airplay in my area growing up, Last Chance is my favorite from them. 

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bookieassassin:



dude i think you win with this one ......saw them in concert and they were beyond great....kinda forgot about these boys....this one about as good as it gets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyemGXWHkTo&feature=PlayList&p=512FB3A3A28FE3F5&index=6

that guy (Rik Emmet ?).....is great

Search YouTube for Triumph US Festival.  It's from '83 and probably my favorite videos to watch of them on there.  Never saw these guys live unfortunately back in my concert going days.  A bunch of other good bands are on YouTube from the US Festival as well.

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