Music videos that feature Thunderbirds

[uwe]

Always liked both the REO bassist and their lead guitarist. They sounded organic.

That Live album broke them in Germany too. Guitarists were in awe of that one extended guitar solo that  is on there.

[Highlander]

Guitarist Gary Richrath is no longer with us... passed a couple of years back...

[Highlander]

Wishbone Ash digging... pretty certain we've had some stuff from them and most certainly, I'm a serial offender, but quality is quality, in any market...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6tEnOmA7xM

www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjPi9Z13eSg

www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg6zqejXvqI

www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJ5W6T6hU7w

[Highlander]

... And for those who prefer larger portions...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJZOiIpccjE

[Basvarken]

This looks like fun.
And there's a Thunderbird in the vid.

[wellREDman]

Love me a bit of Leo

[Dave W]

Love me a bit of Leo

He's no Leo Sayer, but he does make you feel like dancing. 

[4stringer77]

Wild at Heart was on TV and that got me searching for the metal band in the movie. So here is Powermad and a NR bird.

[Denis]

Stray Dog I was unfamiliar with them until I watched the episode of Old Grey Whistle Test about ELP and they were mentioned as touring with them.

[veebass]

Fleeting glimpses of a TBird in this one of Alice Cooper, with Nita Strauss.



Better view of the TBird in this one.

[Granny Gremlin]

LOL.  Uwe thinks that album was aptly named ... but that song got me in to Alice Cooper (I was, like, 12, or that would be very shameful).  Does not stand the test of time and the additional wankage does not help (likewise the lack of Bon Jovi's backup vocals).

[uwe]

Huh? Did I ever say anything negative about Auntie Alice's Trash album? Like almost all of his albums through the ages it's neither terrible nor a cracker. I guess the one Alice album that you can hear from beginning to end without a duff number on it - and that is not a compilation like the first Warner Bros Greates Hits - is still Welcome to my Nightmare, although that came after he disbanded the original band. (Now I like the Alice Cooper Band as much as anyone here, but none of their previous albums were as coherent as WTMN though Killer and Love it to Death were no doubt in the upper tier of his work, School's Out (the album) and Muscle of Love not so much, Billion Dollar Babies is kind of in the middle to me.)

[mc2NY]

A special live, long version to take us into New Years.....

[Denis]

Nazareth! Thunderbird II!

[the mojo hobo]

I don't know if it features a Thunderbird, but it is there.