T2 - No More White Horses - HD

from "It'll all Work Out in Boomland" - 1970

[PAUL-gekl]

Whoever decided to add the horns desrves a medal Mein Gott what a tune

[NotJoseph]

That whole guitar intro could go on for an

[themanfromdystopia]

This is the most epic song that nobody I know has ever heard of.

[dougbaldwin]

The 70's were filled with a plethora of fantastic bands with amazing musical talents.

[peterglynn]

T2. “ No More White Horses “. Keith Cross. On Old Grey Whistle Test. So Glad I am 70 years old, and witnessed this experience !!!

[xiropigado]

Magnificent song, the lyrics though, are full of hopelessness and despair. This album is amazing.

[tonyamosig]

The guitarist was only 17. Total prodigy!!

[soljaris]

One of the greatest unknown masterworks of the late psychedelia/early progressive rock era, probably the best period in the history of music.
Cream, T2, Clear blue sky, Dark, Edgar Broughton Band were all band who played amazingly stratified stuff just with guitar, bass and drums.

[seanwade]

Why have i just heard this, im 51. Thank you radio Caroline

[cjboyden]

Simple brilliant!! Everything, the guitar, bass, horns, piano! The build!

[mikefilby]

Yet again. Thank you Ron for leading me here.

[d.j.f.h.pacheco]

Thanks so much, i play it once again and again and again, what a beautiful pearl!

[stevewood]

Back in the 70's I was browsing through the discounted albums section and ran across this one. I bought it just by chance and was pleasantly surprised, especially when I listened to "No more white horses".

[vicpur]

My uncle Bernie was in this band and he warned me NOT to go to the Temple!! Of course I did. Seriously trippy!!!

[zakir]

Spettacolare. Molto intrigante e suoni tipici anni 70, ricorda tanto i grandi K. Crimson prima maniera. Stupendo.

[oscargamblesfro]

This is one of the best things I've ever heard.

[MrVl]

real nice to see T2 getting some attention at last...i can't compare it to anything! i last saw them at 'the temple' in wardour street, london, 1969/70...was, and am, totally blown away by them.

[grahamisherwood]

Saw T2 at Romford in 1970 . when I was 16, they were supporting Deep Purple and Black widow . Had never heard of T2 but they blew the other bands off the stage, Got this album the next day. what a great band but split not long after.

[rion]

I found this album at my grandpa's house. He didn't even new what it was like. I think it's really an amazing album. Strange how they faded away so fast.

[francoisroy]

Whoa! Like.... 45 years after it was recorded, I'm tripping to this song I've never heard before... It's great!