On 22nd April 2000, Wishbone Ash took to the stage at London's Shepherds Bush Empire for their 30th Anniversary Concert.

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After these three hard rocking songs there is an acoustic set that opens with Wings Of Desire from the Strange Affair album. Strangely, this song is not listed on the box. The acoustic set also contains a version of Ballad Of The Beacon featuring accordion and violin.

Live 30th Anniversary Concert. Wishbone Ash. No. Track Title. The concert opens with the greatest hits from Rick's biggest selling album The Six Wives of Henry VIII, followed by the complete 'Journey' and also includes hits from his then-new album King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. This is classic Rick Wakeman, one of the world's finest keyboard players, at the very pinnacle of his legendary progressive rock career.

Veteran rockers Wishbone Ash celebrate their 30th anniversary with this live concert, recorded at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire on April 22, 2000. Includes the classics 'Errors of My Way' and 'Ballad of the Beacon'. I've loved Wishbone Ash since the release of their first album, and through the years they have just got better. This dvd even includes a brilliantly reworked version of 'Error of my Ways' which comes very close to being even better than the original, and thats with only the first playing.

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The show features tracks from across Wishbone Ash's career but with a focus on the classic seventies era with tracks from their eponymous 1970 debut album, 1973's "Wishbone Four", 1974's "There's The Rub" and of course their masterpiece "Argus" from 1972. The concert sees guest performances from former members Laurie Wisefield and Claire Hamill and is introduced by the late, great Tommy Vance.