Styx - Earl Of Roseland скачать видео бесплатно

Rick Stafford

2fer Tuesday60s,70s Deep Cut RockStyx with Earl Of Roseland from the bands second album Styx II released July 1973.

rodneyracoon

Easily the 2nd best song on this album! This should be a better known Styx tune.

Joe Gambill

"Penny pitching on the walk ... watching for the cops to go by" ... those were the days when that's what the cops would stop you for. :-)

LASchgos

124th Parnell

Cycad Succulent

kansastyx music(fantastic=kansastyx ;)

Scott Kuester

Always loved Chuck's bass playing in this one. Nice, clean guitar that you never hear in Rock anymore. CLASSIC.

sande neske

And 2 boys i dont even know ....

Josh Huckeby

im 15 years old and have every STYX records (yes i have a record player) and i love this record the most! STYX is my favorite band and there one of the best of all time... classic rock is the shit!

TuberOnTheLoose

The Who is my favorite band of all time. Even on his best days Pete couldn't play the guitar in this song. The only song The Who did that I can think of that sounds remotely similar to this is a live version of "Young Man Blues," which coincidently I was listening to a few songs before I came to this one. Pete had his own style, but this wasn't it.

Darth Karl

Yeah they got real horrible real fast after Pieces of Eight. I love all their work up to that point.

ogrebattle22763

Sell-out?

BobNeubauer

"I can see Charlie on the porch, Johnny collecting his sticks. And 2 boys I don't even know rehearsing electric string tricks." Always loved that line, imagining them hanging around on city porches before they had even all met, let alone formed a band.

Darth Karl

God why did Styx ever sell out to Pop, they were so goddamn awesome as a Prog band.

AllBobsAllTheTime

@darlenek109 Would be nice with some old Roseland pics.

LASchgos

@darlenek109 Parnell for me...

Darlene Koldenhoven

Having grown up in Roseland on Normal Avenue . . . this song got me.

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STYX----''EARL OF ROSELAND''

smalltownman73

The vocal intro to this song was perfect, "Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa ho!' I love it!

TuberOnTheLoose

I bought this album when Lady became a national hit back in '75. This was the song I played over and over because of the guitar break. The notes seemed to go impossibly high at the end of the solo, and again at the end of the song.

frazzittasong

A lost classic from an awesome album! I grew up in Long Island in the 70's, but this song transported me to a mythical Chicago landscape. Unbelievable!

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