Wishbone Ash No Smoke Without Fire CD

No Smoke Without Fire Music

List Price	$15.98 (You save $4.33)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Hard Rock
Label	Universal Distribution
Orig Year	1978
All Time Sales Rank	36073
CD Universe Part number	1513103
Catalog number	19374
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 25, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Additional Info	Bonus Tracks

Wishbone Ash No Smoke Without Fire Songs

	1.	You See Red
	2.	Baby the Angels Are Here
	3.	Ships in the Day
	4.	Stand & Deliver
	5.	Anger in Harmony
	6.	Like a Child
	7.	Way of the World (Part 1)
	8.	Way of the World (Part 2)
	9.	Firesign (Bonus Track)
	10.	Time & Space (Bonus Track)
	11.	Lorelei (Live) (Bonus Track)
	12.	Come in From the Rain (Live) (Bonus Track)
	13.	Bad Weather Blues (Bonus Track)

No Smoke Without Fire Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

3 stars Great music from a great band
I have been looking for this cd from wishbone ash for a long time it has some killer guitar on it as you would expect from wishbone ash. stand out cuts You see red Baby the Angels Are Here Stand and deliver If you classic guitar rock give it a listen.
Submitted by bsa27 (Violet,LA USA)
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5 stars WISHBONE ON FIRE
SMOKE WITH-OUT FIRE IS WISHBONE AT IT'S BEST. LIKE SO MANY OF IT'S CD'S. THE HARMONY AND FLYING GUITARS SOUND IS SO COOL. I SEE RED, STAND AND DELIVER, WAY OF THE WORLD. CANT GET ANY BETTER THAN THAT AND THE ADDED TRACK ARE A BIG PLUS PLUS THE LIVE SONG. BACK IN THE 70'S AND 80'S AND ALSO NOW SEEN THIS BAND LIVE WITH MANY OTHER TOP NOTCH GROUPS AND WISHBONE WOULD ALWAYS BLOW THEM AWAY. BUY THIS AND BRING BACK WHAT ROCK WAS MEANT TO BE HARD WORKING BAND THAT WILL ALWAYS HAVE A PLACE IN MY HEART.
Submitted by spcowboy54 (Salinas Ca, USA)
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