Canadian classic rockers Prism played two shows in Lethbridge at Average Joes, Feb. 27 and 28.
While I missed the officially scheduled show on Thursday they had a day off, so played a free second show the next day.
I arrived at the end of one of my favourite Prism songs “Flying” but got there just in time for another favourite “See Forever Eyes” which is always a highlight because it is the 
song where they play the drum solo and frontman/ lead guitarist/ lead singer Al Harlow’s amazing bluesy , slide guitar solo.
He jumped all over the stage beaming a mile wide, borrowed a beer bottle for some of the solo, returned it to its owner then finished it off m by rubbing his guitar against his microphone to finish it off.
It is always a pleasure to watch him perform be you can see it on his face that he enjoys it as much as the people watching him.
I caught a lot of hits like “Young and Restless,” “ Don't Let Him Know,” Harlow’s tribute to original lead singer “the blond street fighter Ron Tabak” who died in a cycling accident in the mid ’80s. They played Tabak’s favourite song “Take Me Away”
They also dug into their back catalogue for their song about World War Three “Vladivostok,” which started slow, then picked up the tempo with another one of my favourites “Mirror Man.”
