Wishbone Ash Riffing on
Eternity
Wishbone Ash demonstrates ‘The Power of Eternity’ on their
longest tour in 38 years. When the lights go up, the hum of the
endless road is lost to the unmistakable strains of those
twin-lead guitars and the cheers of the crowd, symbiotic
exchanges between band and audience that spark each and every
night and make everything worthwhile. Life on the road has
seduced Andy Powell and Wishbone Ash for 38 years. During the
next six months, the band will tour intensely to promote two new
releases: “The Power of Eternity,” a studio recording
featuring the current lineup; and a DVD and double-live CD
soundtrack, “Wishbone Ash Live in Hamburg,” recorded this
year at Germany’s famed club, The Fabrik.
Dubbed the “Eternity Tour,” it will bring the band to many
familiar stomping grounds in Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany,
Holland, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States.
More than 100 dates are scheduled, providing plenty of
opportunities to catch the latest incarnation of Wishbone Ash,
which adds drummer Joe Crabtree to the established lineup of
twin axemen Andy Powell and Muddy Manninen and bassist Bob Skeat.
Beginning in October, the Eternity Tour will deliver
performances chock-full of current and future classics,
including tracks from “The Power of Eternity,” to be released on
Talking Elephant Records on Oct. 4 and worldwide through
Sanctuary Records. “
Wishbone Ash Live in Hamburg” is the band’s ultimate video
performance to date. The DVD clocks in at more than two hours of
concert performance, plus an extensive interview with founding
member Andy Powell joined by Muddy Manninen.
Come November 3, the annual U.K. fan convention will be held in
Chesterfield, once again giving fans a unique chance to interact
with the band and each other while enjoying great live music.

Formed in October 1969, Wishbone
Ash was gigging by 1970. The band garnered notice in the early
days for a unique blend of blues, jazz and English folk. But it
was the way the guitars played melodic leads together that would
become Wishbone Ash’s trademark, inspiring such bands as Thin
Lizzy and Iron Maiden. Throughout the years, many notable
musicians have contributed their talents to the band, including
Asia’s John Wetton, Trevor Bolder from David Bowie’s Spiders
From Mars and Uriah Heep, and
Laurie Wisefield, who would later play guitar for Joe Cocker and
Tina Turner.
Wishbone Ash has released nearly 40 albums and six DVDs,
performed on five continents, and received worldwide acclaim.
The band regularly plays more than 150 shows a year, delivering
the goods to an ever-growing number of appreciative fans of all
ages.
Explore the band’s web site,
www.wishboneash.com, for up-to-date tour
information,
sound and video samples, complete discography and much more.
DICOGRAPHY

The Power of Eternity
Coming Soon!
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Clan Destiny - 2006 |

Lost Pearls - 2004 |

Almighty Blues - 2004 |

Bona Fide - 2002 |

Bare Bones - 1999 |

Outward Bound - 1998 |

Psychic Terrorism 1998 |

Trance Visionary 1998 |

Distillations - 1997 |

BBC Live - 1991
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The Best of Wishbone Ash
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Live - Timeline - 1997
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Illuminations - 1996
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Live in Geneva - 1995
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Blowin' Free - 1994 |

Time Was - 1992 |

Classic Ash - 1992 |

Live in Chicago - 1992 |

Strange Affair - 1991 |

Here to Hear - 1989 |

Nouveau Calls - 1987 |

Raw to the Bone - 1985 |

Hot Ash - 1981 |

Twin Barrels Burning - 1982 |

Live Dates II - 1980 |

Number the Brave - 1980 |

Just Testing - 1980 |

No Smoke Without Fire 1978 |

Front Page News - 1977 |

New England - 1976 |

Locked In - 1976 |

There's The Rub - 1974 |

Live Dates - 1973 |

Wishbone Four - 1973 |
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Argus - 1972 |

Pilgrimage - 1971 |

Wishbone Ash - 1970 |
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