Just found rare color video of FLASH on TV in 1972
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Topic: Just found rare color video of FLASH on TV in 1972Posted By: sherrynoland
Subject: Just found rare color video of FLASH on TV in 1972
Date Posted: July 04 2014 at 15:10
Flash on TV in 1972 with the late, great Peter Banks
on guitar, Ray Bennett on bass, Mike Hough on drums and Colin Carter on
lead vocals.
Thanks to Flash fan, Roger Houdaille for finding it!
Posted By: sherrynoland
Date Posted: July 06 2014 at 14:31
"...a muscular Yes combined with the power of the Who. After hearing
this exciting new sound, I was hooked on Flash." ~ Charles Laseter
My Ten Favorite Prog Albums Of All Time, all from the golden age of Prog:
1. King Crimson "In the Court of the Crimson King" The pure source of all things Prog and the cover art makes a statement. 2. Emerson, Lake and Palmer "Tarkus" A mind blowing trip on the sonic frontier and killer cover art. 3. Flash "In the Can" Overlooked effort that is a masterpiece, another great album cover. 4.Yes "Close to the Edge" It sounds better to me as it mellows with age like a fine wine. 5. Jethro Tull "Aqualung" The title song contains one of the greatest guitar solos of all time. 6. Genesis "Foxtrot" An absolute delight to hear again and again. 7. Pink Floyd "The Wall" Massive commercial success and high minded concept album, even casual listeners love this album.
8. Triumvirat "Illusions on a Double Dimple" Magnificent and a well
written album, what is the problem to be compared to E,L & P? 9. Rick Wakeman "No Earthly Connection" Great quirky album.
10. King Crimson "Larks' Tongue in Aspic" Brilliant, complex, ahead of
its time, a must listen for any musician. The simple and powerful cover
art fits this project. My List Charles Laseter