Almost fifty years ago to the month, British rock legends WISHBONE ASH brought out “Live Dates”, their most commercially successful album. A milestone not only for the band, but also in the history of rock music. “At the time, we had been on tour non-stop for three years, had released ‘Argus’ – fro…
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