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I just started practicing this a couple days ago. Will take weeks to get it to this level of speed and precision

You cut off the end of the song.

They were just about to climax in that song, where is the ending? I need release.

What a beautiful voice, miss him RIP

Honestly this guy could sing 3 blind mice and make it sound great

Nice

😊

Vidi

There is literally no information anywhere on who this band was. It's like they never existed.

These guys were great!! I remember my Dad buying the "Deliverin' " album, I've still got it,. He loved it, as did I. He's at death's door right now, and I'm gonna play it to him to try and rekindle some memories for him. He's been a great, patient father to me, and I love him, and hope this might generate a smile!

2:48 … malmsteen ? 😂

I saw BOC at MSG and they played this song. Epic!

thanks. who was in this band?

Mr blackmore señores idolo!

There is no country music anymore. POCO the best!!

This group had all the foundation necessary to warrant a follow-up album! Did the label drop the ball on this?

Ah, Poco .. the best ! I did see them once in the 70's in a small venue. I thought, 'These guys are so GOOD, they should make an LP!' (.. not realizing who they were or that they had a few albums already). ♬‧*˚✧♬ ✿`·٠•♡

Fantastic song, makes me get up and headband ❤❤❤

Que tema una vercion muy chingona

Had great time

This album and band deserved more attention...

GARY BELL (SONGWRITER, VOCALIST) from British Columbia, Canada on this LP from the UK

Best version of this song, better than the original by The Doors.

This is the proper and only way to hear Cities On Flame with Albert on vocals.

I could watch this on infinite repeat. This is just pure kickass

Epic

Acho o Pink Floyd 1000 graus uma lenda viva

I love hard driving guitar led rock and roll of this kind. I Love BOC's studio work, but I witnessed BOC live twice back in their day, and I couldn't make heads or tails of the lyrics of their songs either time.

Best 1 minute song of all time. Events are but a fleeting (glimpse) moment. "How could it be that long ago? . . . Stories . . .Live and tell as long as you can.

I have given my left nut to see Pink Floyd live. I cant believe i came of age in the 70s, and now, in 2023, at 62 years old, the only life performance ive ever seen was Olivia Newton John at the Ohio State Fair in 1974, i think it was 😢

That drummer is absolutely killing it

I didn’t know. Now I know. Call me impressed

Anyone that calls that good music needs their brain examined. 😂

Back when the song first came out, if the Poco guys had pitched it to him, i think Buck Owens could have made this song a hit with his Buckaroos. I can hear a lot of Bakersfield twang in Jimmy's guitar playing.

I have this Album on vinyl... my favorite is Skinny Dippin'

I miss 1978

Beautiful 🎵 music to my ears. 😍🎵😍🎵😍

Ln siinä cheek faneille mallia

RIP Rusty, RIP Paul. :(

What guitar is buck playing? Looks like a cross between a Flying V, an Explorer, and a Firebird!

Badd,Ass

I tried to find this everywhere for years. I had it in the 70's. Thanks for finding this rare album and posting it.

Blackmore no palco, toca como ninguém.ele inova, ele transforma as músicas. Show.

🎩👍🏻

You hwo see and listen this have a chance to understand something that the others do ont.

damn, I love this song-they were a wonderful band, and inspired a lot of others to 'come out of the closet', and love country-influenced music. Richie still kicks ass!

Albert Bouchard played with his heart! Those drums talked!

VKTRS by Glenn Hughes: best cover ever ever

Непревзойденный, неповторимый, ни с кем несравнимый великий Гиллан!

Champion is a name most probably are not familiar with, though their bloodline is littered with acts that have scaled various heights of success both before and after the band's short existence. When David Byron was unceremoniously ousted from Uriah Heep in 1976, he quickly assembled a new band called Rough Diamond. That band featured ace guitarist Clem Clempson, who had previously been with acts like Bakerloo, Colosseum, Humble Pie and Strange Brew. Alongside Clempson was Geoff Britton, who had worked for several years in East of Eden and Wings. Though the band possessed enough talent and drive to take them to new heights, their sole effort on Island Records in 1977 failed to ignite the charts and Byron promptly exited the band later that year. With Byron now pursuing a solo career, the band brought in replacement vocalist Garry Bell and were soon snapped up by Epic Records. In 1978, the band released their self-titled album under their new moniker, Champion. Essentially, Champion were a studio project and the band did not tour to support the album. The option to tour was left open to the band and label, providing that album sales demanded such...but sales were disappointing and both the band and label agreed to part ways. Clempson and Bell would later issue a double sided single in 1980, and Clempson would continue onward working with Jack Bruce, Jon Anderson and a reunited Colosseum in subsequent years. Britton later joined Keys in the early 80's. "Champion" is a groovy soul/blues styled album that follows suit with much of what Grand Funk were also doing in the late 70's. With a sound that falls more into MOR territory and less heavy rock, the album is a bit pedestrian in delivery but with its share of hooks. "Sha-La-La", "You Knock Me Out" and "Say Goodnight" are all exceptional tracks, while the remainder of the album is a little more faceless. Despite the blandness here, this is a decent album that deserves at least a spin or two, if anything, because of the band's star studded lineage. robotsforronnie.blogspot.com/2007/08/