Review by ALBERTO SABINO

Wishbone Ash's self-titled album, "That's Wishbone Ash," is a classic rock masterpiece that showcases the band's signature twin-guitar sound and progressive songwriting. Released in 1970, the album features hits like "Blind Eye" and "Lady Whiskey," which have become staples of the band's live performances.

The album opens with the energetic "No Smoke Without Fire," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its driving rhythm and intricate guitar work. The band's harmonies are on full display in "The King Will Come," a song that builds to an epic climax with its soaring guitar solos and powerful vocals.

"That's Wishbone Ash" also features several instrumental tracks, including "Phoenix" and "Vas Dis," which highlight the band's technical prowess and ability to create complex, yet melodic compositions. The album's closing track, "Throw Down the Sword," is a powerful ballad that showcases the band's emotional depth and lyrical prowess.

Summary by ALBERTO SABINO

"That's Wishbone Ash" is a must-have for any fan of classic rock or progressive music. The album's masterful guitar work, dynamic songwriting, and powerful vocals make it a timeless classic that has stood the test of time.