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Track Listings
| 1. Reason to Believe |
| 2. Warm Tears |
| 3. Invisible Thread. |
| 4. Man With No Name |
| 5. Searching For Satellites |
| 6. Give it Up |
| 7. Heavy Weather |
| 8. Mudslick |
| 9. Big Issues |
| 10. Migrant Worker |
| 11. Can't Go It Alone |
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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This album has to rate as one of Wishbone Ash's strongest albums to date. The band have been working on it on-and-off for about two years and it was definitely worth the effort.
After the first few listens, my favourite tracks are Reason To Believe (the single released last year on download), Can't Go It Alone (with great additional fiddle playing from co-writer, ex-Celtus/Mama's Boys guitarist Pat McManus), Searching For Satellites, Mud-Slick (an instrumental featuring a guest appearance from Deep Purple's Don Airey), Big Issues and Invisible Thread.
Overall, there's great playing from all four members of the band (Andy Powell, Muddy Manninen, Bob Skeat and Joe Crabtree) and a good amount of stretching out musically and trying slightly different styles and sounds.
This album will appeal to all fans of good intelligent rock music. It has strong lyrics, great vocals from Andy Powell, great guitar playing (with many extended guitar solos, which is something that's been missing from the last few albums), and a great solid rhythm section.
Even after just a few listens this is my favourite album of the year. Highly recommended.
After the first few listens, my favourite tracks are Reason To Believe (the single released last year on download), Can't Go It Alone (with great additional fiddle playing from co-writer, ex-Celtus/Mama's Boys guitarist Pat McManus), Searching For Satellites, Mud-Slick (an instrumental featuring a guest appearance from Deep Purple's Don Airey), Big Issues and Invisible Thread.
Overall, there's great playing from all four members of the band (Andy Powell, Muddy Manninen, Bob Skeat and Joe Crabtree) and a good amount of stretching out musically and trying slightly different styles and sounds.
This album will appeal to all fans of good intelligent rock music. It has strong lyrics, great vocals from Andy Powell, great guitar playing (with many extended guitar solos, which is something that's been missing from the last few albums), and a great solid rhythm section.
Even after just a few listens this is my favourite album of the year. Highly recommended.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Absolutely stunning album - Wishbone Ash at their best. Great songs, dreamy vocals, wonderful guitars, superb production. Need to play a few times for the tracks to grow - what's that awful American saying - Awesome !
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Elegant Stealth, the latest album by the one and only Wishbone Ash is quite frankly their best album since the heady days
of Argus! Stunning trade mark 'Twin Guitars', great vocals and the band playing as tight as two coats of paint. If you love
the sound of 'Classic Rock' young or old you need to check out this c.d. - 11 tracks and not a dud on here. It's one of those
rare albums that you do not have to 'skip' a track. Sit back and prepare to be amazed by the return of great Rock!!
Thankyou Andy Powell and Co!
Track listings:
Reason To Believe
Warm tears
Man With No name
Can't Go it Alone
Give It Up
Searching For Satellites
Heavy Weather
Mud- Slick
Big issues
Migrant Worker
Invisible Thread
of Argus! Stunning trade mark 'Twin Guitars', great vocals and the band playing as tight as two coats of paint. If you love
the sound of 'Classic Rock' young or old you need to check out this c.d. - 11 tracks and not a dud on here. It's one of those
rare albums that you do not have to 'skip' a track. Sit back and prepare to be amazed by the return of great Rock!!
Thankyou Andy Powell and Co!
Track listings:
Reason To Believe
Warm tears
Man With No name
Can't Go it Alone
Give It Up
Searching For Satellites
Heavy Weather
Mud- Slick
Big issues
Migrant Worker
Invisible Thread
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Best Ash album for some while
I purchased Elegant Stealth recently having deliberated whether to add this to my collection of Ash albums. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Westie
Elegance personified
I have been a Wishbone Ash fan since 1972 when I saw the lads in concert at Brighton Dome - Andy Powell has been carrying the Ash banner for many years, tirelessly gigging around... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Jonathon M. PRICE
what a band
ive loved this band since the late seventies when i saw them at reading. they are still brilliant.heard some of these tracks last time i saw em-great. Read more
Published 3 months ago by reggie
GREAT MUSIC - BUT ?
Over the Years Ash have been one of my favourite bands - I have seen them live numerous time = from 1975 onwards
Some of the arrangements and guitar playing on this... Read more
Some of the arrangements and guitar playing on this... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mr. J. D. Wood
Phil J
Back to their best. I have followed Wishbone Ash for many a year and always go to see them when they are in the vacinity so to hear this for the first time was a delight. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Phil J
ELEGANT ASH
This is at a rough estimation,the 37th Wishbone album,and all things considered it's not that bad,Wishbone have like say Yes. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Finbar the looney
Good, not great.
I hate to rain on the parade of the people who are so enamored with this new offering from Wishbone Ash. Read more
Published 4 months ago by R.J.N.
Another near miss?
I bought this particular album due to the many positive reviews seen for it on Amazon which on the whole were positive to the point of adulation so what do I think? Read more
Published 4 months ago by Mr. T. D. Marshall
argus was then...this is now
Having loved Wishbone Ash for the best part of 30 plus years, i'm fed hearing every new album compared to Argus,those days are gone,the fire that burned in THAT band died along... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Mr Blackwell
Is it just me?
I am a long standing fan of this band, and have listened to most of their recordings. I bought this largely on the rave reviews given here on Amazon. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Mr. D. Burchett
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