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I think it's an amazing composision that deserves recognition.

Best version

Great classic Song, the best version, great singer, only for experts

Sterke song, eigenlijk te bijzonder en niet alledaags voor de Hollandse oortjes......ik werkte voor Negram maar deze plaat niet of nauwelijks op de zender ......jammer voor dit mooie/bijzondere én goeie product !!!

Seventh Wave's debut album Things to come, was their 'Dark Side of the Moon' moment. Something that took Pink Floyd 8 times as long to achieve

Pink Floyd became massive Seventh Wave didn't -- WHY?

Thanks to Bob Harmon - back in the 70's for introducing me to this !

Quite simply, the world wasn't ready for Seventh Wave. Saw them play the old Marquee Club in 75.. The first 2 fine albums slipped under most radars.

Great song with a swing jazz beat!

Got to keep it going

Love this older song No doubt about it

Badass. I'm 60 now, stumbled upon this monumental tune in 82. Yep, at a party, friend of a friend, yep, doing blotter under our eyelids.. never forgot this song, had to look it up though. On you tube, you just don't run across much Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush. Awesome tune. Much love for it, and this classic tune and sound. I remember I found myself picking up the turntable needle and starting this song multiple times, and nobody seemed to care. We all lo ved it!

❤❤❤❤❤ awesome band love thier music 🎶 🎶 🎶 🎶 🎶

🗣 I listened 🎧 to this whole album ! This is my favourite *Amazing* song .

Classic song, hard to forget 👻

One of the best underrated guitarists, this is crazy good,one of the best solos ever! I listened to this in the 70s, dream on wannabes this is my music, I'm in my 60s we grew up to the best music ever!

Reminds me of Dire Straits singer.....

Just close your eyes

Great Band Ever

Thank you for feeding my Billy Squier addiction with this awesome upload!!❤😎🎧

I'm just now in 2023 discovering how much BILLY SQUIER ROCKS! Geez he's a genuine ROCKSTAR and I adore him, his voice, and his guitar playing so much 😍❤ Thank you for uploading this music!!🎉

Harmelodics in the house.... :)

this was stuck in my head the other day even though I hadn't heard it in ages. reminds me of days wrapping cd's to ship off

The name Frank Marino should be up there with Hendrix, Clapton and Page.

Grande Grand Funk, ¿En cuál álbum sale este tema?

Frank Marino is the greatest guitarist Canada has ever produced. Requiem for a sinner was my high school introduction to Mahogany rush in '77

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2:19 when I was a kid, I thought he sang "The fox just stole a farting fold" and that made me laugh SO hard.

Besos y Abrazos

Come chitarrista non era secondo a nessuno: Meglio di Hendrix, senza alcun dubbio, se la giocava con i mostri di quel tempo

very very good.......................................................................................................

I always loved Bloodrock and was very proud of them.

Great song.

🗣 I bought this album in *Italy* in 1979. Until then, I had not had the opportunity to listen to their songs.

Every so often I stumble across an old band that I have never heard of but once I hear them I can't understand why they weren't a household name. This is one, thanks for posting

Underrated album. Contains 💎 💎💎💎💎💎. Warren Ham is so talented.

I would never have guessed this was Billy Squier singing. Voice is so different after he left the band and started another band.

Warren Ham...now with Toto

Vienimi a prendere nelle notti del pensiero Quando la paura dell'eterno abbraccia la mia anima E mi sento così solo in questo universo Volteggiano leggere le stelle lontane nel loro silenzio Il loro silenzio che si è fatto grido d'amore nel cuore Io senza averti accanto non riesco più a respirare E correre nudi senza la paura di morire Nelle verdi praterie, farsi tutto nel cuore dell'uno Non aver paura di farsi promesse che mai potremmo mantenere Cercare luoghi che non esistono Guerre da cui ritrovare la vita Acqua in cui trovare la morte Follia d'amore, ora, prendimi per mano.

In the late 80's I made a tape which was 1/2 Kings X and half Frank. I remember coming back from doing a massage therapy treatment in Oak Park Illinoi, (Some 15 miles away) at at my ex-classmates clinic and hearing this like it was yesterday. Frank's music lives on as he was a pioneer though not given enough credit. And now there are thousands of places one can get a therapeutic massage....but back then, well, this song plugged into our vision, yet we were alone. You get this great high and then...."Oh well, I better go to my part time job to pay the bills. Frank was in tune with the underdog, working man and pioneers being one himself. I hope he is comforted knowing how many people he has touched and that his family and friends are with him as he privately takes care of his health. Amen. You're a legend Frank. I am sure God Almighty will have you in his band.

The lyrics the riffs the raucous scream of the Irish tin whistle..

One of my most loved albums...

Hello Conny. This is Tom Frazier. I hope your doing well. 😊

Why this song came to mind after 50 years I have no idea. It was the flip side of Locomotion. I appreciate it much more now:)

Tull`s classical sound.......MAGNIFICENT!!

Á musica é antes e depois de IAN SCOTT ANDERSON . Essa arte tão singular e bela toma contornos,formas , pelo espírito deste músico GENIAL

I like to sit in my dark room with a black-light, and let this Frank Marino masterpiece soak my brain 🎧😎🎧

8 likes....awesome. This is Walt Butler the lead guitar player. We only saw (2) one thousand+ audience count shows. One was a battle of the bands (2 years before this album), the other was Hardin County Jam (shortly after the album was played in full on WLRS 102). Besides these 2 engagements, we played dozens of small keg parties and a couple flea bag bars. The author of this charitable and flamboyant biography is far from the facts. The band split up due to Reed and Les either intentionally or unintentionally stealing rights to a song. The bright side....no one really cares...lol

The Cuban cigar of classic 70s rock

Martin Lancelot surfaces