March 19, 2015
CREAM - First North American Tour Grande Ballroom Detroit, Michigan - 10/15/1967
1967-10-15
First North American Tour
Grande Ballroom
Detroit, Michigan
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
CD 1:
01. Tales of Brave Ulysses
02. N.S.U.
03. Sitting On Top of the World
04. Sweet Wine
05. Rollin' And Tumblin'
06. Spoonful
CD 2:
01. Steppin' Out
02. Traintime
03. Toad
04. I'm So Glad
Personnel:
- Ginger Baker
- Jake Bruce
- Eric Clapton
Notes: The October 15th, 1967 Cream soundboard recording is one of the more remarkable documents around. This is close to being a professionally recorded show from a tape very close to the master.
CREAM - Winterland San Francisco CA - 03/03/1968
1968-03-03
Winterland
San Francisco CA
Soundboard recording
320 kbps
CD 1:
01: Sunshine Of Your Love
02: N.S.U.
03: Stepping Out
04: Traintime
05: Toad
CD 2:
01: I'm So Glad (fade out)
02: Tales Of Brave Ulysses
03: Spoonful
04: Crossroads
05: We're Going Wrong
06: Sweet Wine
Band Lineup:
Eric Clapton: Guitar, Vocals
Jack Bruce: Bass, Vocals
Ginger Baker: Drums
Source: Sb 4 Mono Recording
CREAM - Ricky Tick Club Honslow, London, UK - 01/15/1967
1967-01-15
Ricky Tick Club
Honslow, London, UK
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
01. Sunshine Of Your Love
02. Hey Lawdy Mama
03. Sweet Wine
04. Rollin' And Tumblin'
05. Spoonful*
06. Sitting On Top Of The World*
07. Toad*
* = incomplete
Lineage:
sbd > ? > hiwatt silver > cdr > wav > flac > zomb
http://www.filefactory.com/file/565f2dz1uy3h/%20Crm%20-%2001-15-1967.rar
CREAM - Klooks Kleek R&B Club Railway Hotel West Hampstead London, UK - 11/15/1966
1966-11-15 -
Klooks Kleek R&B Club
Railway Hotel
West Hampstead London, UK
Soundboard Recording
01. Steppin’ Out
02. Sweet Wine
03. Meet Me In The Bottom
04. NSU
05. Hey Lawdy Mama
06. Sleepy Time Time
07. Crossroads
Considered to be the earliest Cream concert recording and, for
many fans, the show was electrifying and one of the best Cream
shows ever. The set was released on the Dutch vinyl boot,
A Group Called Cream (Viktorie), and later came out on CD.
March 18, 2015
CREAM - Whisky a Go Go Los Angeles, CA - 09/04/1967
1967-09-04
Whisky a Go Go
Los Angeles, CA
HQ Audience
CD 1:
01. Opening SE
02. N.S.U.
03. Tales Of Brave Ulysses
04. Sitting On Top Of The World
05. Sweet Wine
06. Rollin` & Tumblin`
CD 2:
01. Opening SE
02. Spoonful
03. Sunshine Of Your Love
04. Sleepy Time Time
05. Stepping Out
06. Train Time
07. Toad
08. I`m So Glad
Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Jack Bruce - bass guitar, vocals
Ginger Baker - drums http://www.filefactory.com/file/1rr8s4yg1txd/Crm_09-04-1967.rar
CREAM - Oakland Alameda County Coliseum Arena Oakland,California - 10/04/1968
1968-10-04
Oakland Alameda County Coliseum Arena
Oakland,California
Soundboard Recording
01. White Room
02. Politician
03. Crossroads
04. Sunshine of Your Love
05. Spoonful
06. Deserted Cities of the Heart
07. Passing the Time > Toad
08. I'm So Glad
http://www.filefactory.com/file/2f06qa4a2vl9/Crm_10-04-1968.rar
CREAM - Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame Inductions Century Plaza Hotel Los Angeles, CA - 01/12/1993
1993-01-12
Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame Inductions
Century Plaza Hotel
Los Angeles, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Induction Ceremony - 1993-01-12 - Century Plaza Hotel
01. induction
02. Sunshine Of Your Love
03. Born Under A Bad Sign
04. Crossroads
Rehersal - 1993-01-11 - Power Plant Sudios
01. Sunshine Of Your Love #1
02. Sunshine Of Your Love #2
03. Sunshine Of Your Love #3
04. Sunshine Of Your Love #4
05. Sunshine Of Your Love #5
06. Born Under A Bad Sign #1
07. Crossroads #1
08. Born Under A Bad Sogn #2
09. instrumental jam
10. Sunshine Of Your Love #6
11. Born Under A Bad Sign #3
12. Crossroads #2
Personnel: Eric Clapton:guitar & vocals, Jack Bruce:bass & vocals, Ginger Baker:drums.
Notes: Tracks 1-12 are rehearsals held at Power Plant Studios, Los Angeles, on January 11, 1993. Tracks 13-16 are the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, held at the Century Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles, Ca. on January 12, 1993.
Recorded Live at Power Plant Studios, Los Angeles, USA and Century Plaza Hotel - January 11 & 12, 1993.
STU + EX SBD -> Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps. http://www.filefactory.com/file/4jsn64pokthr/Crm_01-12-1993%28SBD%29.rar
CREAM - Civic Auditorium San Jose, CA - 05/25/1968
1968-05-25
Civic Auditorium
San Jose, CA
HQ Audience Recording
320 kbps
01. I’m So Glad
02. Sitting on Top of the World
03. Stepping Out
04. Traintime
05. Toad
06. Tales of Brave Ulysses
07. Sunshine of Your Love
In April 1968 Cream forced a break from their exhausting tour that had crisscrossed the USA and involved almost daily concerts. They returned refreshed but the grind started pretty soon. For this leg of the tour the venues and audiences were usually the biggest available and fees were often $25,000 a show. Jack and Ginger loved playing and the money was great after so many years of scrambling. But for Eric, it was becoming a drag as the role of guitar God thing began to pall. He was preparing for one of his regenerations.
As a stage in his change he had adopted the dark clothes, moustache, pony tail, ray-ban aviators, tough guy image. To further escape the psychedelic image he stoped using the painted SG and reverted to a Les PAul and then increasingly to the Firebird I. For this concert he played the Les Paul
It is interesting that they were once again opening with "Tales Of Brave Ulysses" (MAybe Eric had actually lost his wah-wah and had finally bought another). It is followed by a solid "Sunshine Of Your Love" with JAck in great vocal form, Ginger driving as usual but Eric restrained "I'm So Glad" is next and is tipically excellent but lacking real fire.
"Sitting On Top Of The World" is a surprise being quite atypical - slower tempo but withinthe usual length. Eric is playing in quite a different mode. I always wonder if such "on-the-spur" variations were an attempt by Eric to catch out his fellow band members. It didn't as they respond - JAck slows the vocals and Ginger maintains the beat impeccably.
As was standard on this tour they move into the solo cases. "Stepping Out" is surprisingly strong as Eric seems to have warmed up and was working hard. It's not one of the great ones but the difference in tone/sustain/attack of the Les Paul vs. the SG makes for an interesting listen. "Traintime" remains worn out and really should have been dropped for something better. Baker is in fine form on a long "Toad" which is not quite complete due to tape run out.
This one belongs to JAck and Ginger who are still getting off playing live. Eric plays well but is not pulling the trigger. he is holding back. Thankfully his performance does not suffer from the ennui of the final tour. All-in-all a good show that wouldn't have dissapointed the audience (or bootleg listeners) but is clearly on the downside slope. The California inspired fires that started in August 1967 were now almost extinguished. http://www.filefactory.com/file/5cmuj77vzihx/Crm_05-25-1968.rar
March 17, 2015
YES - Seattle Center Coliseum - July 23, 1976
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1st gen tape>cd-r>Bias Peak Pro 5.2.1>
Here is a rare Yes show from the 1976 tour; this one comes from Seattle. The band put in a fine performance and one person who attended this gig said, "It was a show to remember." (Quote from "Forgotten Yesterdays" website)
This comes from a 1st gen tape. I'd rate this VG sound quality. Given that personal sound ratings are always subjective, two audio samples are provided so that you can hear and rate for yourself.
A number of collectors seem to have only a ten-minute clip of this concert. The actual setlist for this show differs from inaccurate setlists posted at various other sites (since they didn't actually have a more complete copy of this show, they could only guess). As you'll hear for yourself, the setlist here is accurate and in correct running order. Anderson says at the beginning of the third song, "To Be Over," that it's good to be back in Seattle. As the show is only 93 minutes, I believe that several numbers after "And You & I" are missing, i.e., "Roundabout." Enjoy!
Lineup: Anderson-Howe-Squire-Moraz-White
Setlist:
Disc One: (66:49)
1.Firebird Suite/Sound Chaser
2.Close to the Edge
3.To Be Over
4.Gates Of Delirium
Disc Two: (26:01)
5.I've Seen All Good People (acoustic part only)
6.Mood For A Day
7.Long Distance Runaround/Moraz Solo
8.The Clap
9.And You & I
http://www.filefactory.com/file/39zjt4vsws2b/yes_1976-07-23%20-%20Seattle%20Center%20Coliseum%20-%20Seattle%20WA.rar
March 16, 2015
GOV'T MULE - Orpheum Theatre - Boston, MA - 03/12/2015
March 12, 2015 Boston, MA
1st SET
Mr. Man 08:05
About To Rage 10:31
No Need To Suffer 09:03
Painted Silver Light 07:22
Opium 13:17
Stratus 18:43
Tastes Like Wine 12:43
Instrumental Illness 15:04
2nd SET
Done Got Wise 07:12
Soulshine 05:03
Tupelo Honey 02:45
Soulshine 02:37
Mule 10:24
Have Mercy On The Criminal 07:28
Spanish Moon 09:46
Dreams 16:54
Doin' It To Death 14:37
ENCORE
Get Behind The Mule 15:55
http://www.filefactory.com/file/1ajq89fnqi0v/govtmule_2015_03_12%20Boston%2C%20MA.zip
GOV'T MULE - The Space at Westbury, Westbury, NY - 03/08/2015
March 8, 2015 The Space at Westbury, Westbury, NY
SET ONE
Hammer & Nails
Patchwork Quilt
Whisper In Your Soul
Time To Confess
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl with John Scofield
Pass The Peas with John Scofield
Instrumental Illness with John Scofield
SET TWO
Which Way Do We Run with John Scofield
Things Ain't What They Used to Be with John Scofield; First time played
Sco-Mule with John Scofield; Oye Como Va tease
When The World Gets Small
Fool's Moon >
Politician >
Fool's Moon
Mule
ENCORE
Little Wing with John Scofield
http://www.filefactory.com/file/4wygzapg1pbh/govtmule_2015_03_08%20Westbury%2C%20NY.zip
YES - PNE Coliseum Vancouver, British Columbia Canada - 07/22/1976
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1976-07-22
PNE Coliseum
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada
Support Act; GENTLE GIANT
2nd/Alternate source
Very Good Sounding Almost Complete Audience Recording
Analog Master>CDR>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC>DIME
Recorded by; ROY HAMILTON
From the collection of;"MVH"
Uploaded by; Lucifer Burns
Setlist
DISC 1
1. SIBERIAN KHATRU
2. SOUND CHASER
3. YOUR MOVE/I'VE SEEN ALL GOOD PEOPLE
4. THE GATES OF DELIRIUM
5. LONG DISTANCE RUNAROUND
6. Keyboard Solo
DISC 2
1. CLAP
2. Harp Solo
3. HEART OF THE SUNRISE
4. RITUAL
5. ROUNDABOUT
setlist from "Forgotten Yesterdays";
Apocalypse
Siberian Khatru
Sound Chaser
I've Seen All Good People
Gates Of Delirium
Long Distance Runaround/Moraz Solo
On Wings Of Gold/Clap
Harp Solo
Heart Of The Sunrise
Ritual
Roundabout
'I'm Down' dropped
'Starship Trooper' dropped
YES
Jon Anderson- Vocals
Chris Squire- Bass
Steve Howe- Guitar
Patrick Moraz- Keyboards
Alan White- Drums
http://www.filefactory.com/file/14fzhkndd1xv/yes_1976-07-22%20-%20PNE%20Coliseum%20-%20Vancouver%20BC.rar
March 15, 2015
GOV'T MULE - The Sherman Theater Stroudsburg, PA - March 7, 2015
The Sherman Theater
Stroudsburg, PA
March 7, 2015
Source: Muletrax
101-Soulshine
102-Banks of the Deep End
103-Stoop So Low
104-Outro
105-Whiter Shade of Pale
106-Fallen Down
107-The Other One Jam *
108-Doing It To Death *
201-Jeep on 35 *
202-Kind of Bird *
203-Blind Man in the Dark
204-Trouble Coming Every Day *
301-Hottentot *
302-Thorazine Shuffle
303-Introductions
304-Afro Blue *+
* w/ John Scofield, Guitar
+ w/ Tim Carbone, Violin
This was yet another sold out Sco-Mule show
JAMES GANG - THE BEST OF JAMES GANG
''THE BEST OF JAMES GANG,
1998
148:03
DISC ONE (74:00)
1/Take a Look Around
Joe Walsh/5:55
2/Funk #48
Jim Fox / Tom Kriss / Joe Walsh/3:09
3/Bluebird
Stephen Stills/6:02
4/Lost Woman
Jeff Beck / Chris Dreja / Jim McCarty / Keith Relf / Paul Samwell-Smith/9:09
5/I Don't Have the Time
Jim Fox / Joe Walsh/2:49
6/Fred
Joe Walsh/4:09
7/Funk #49
Jim Fox / Dale Peters / Joe Walsh/3:54
8/Asshtonpark
Jim Fox / Dale Peters / Joe Walsh/2:00
9/Woman
Jim Fox / Dale Peters / Joe Walsh/4:38
10/The Bomber: Closet Queen/Cast Your Fate to the Wind
Jim Fox / Vince Guaraldi / Dale Peters / Joe Walsh/5:37
11/Walk Away
Joe Walsh/3:32
12/Yadig?
Jim Fox / Dale Peters / Joe Walsh/2:32
13/Things I Could Be
Jim Fox/4:18
14/Midnight Man
Joe Walsh/3:28
15/Madness
Roy Kenner/3:13
16/Looking for My Lady
Roy Kenner/2:53
17/I'll Tell You Why
Dale Peters / Domenic Troiano/3:53
18/Ain't Seen Nothing Yet
Roy Kenner/3:03
DISC TWO (74:03)
1/One Way Street
Domenic Troiano/4:36
2/Had Enough
Roy Kenner/2:58
3/Up to Yourself
Domenic Troiano/2:41
4/Standing in the Rain
Tommy Bolin/5:05
5/The Devil Is Singing Our Song
Tommy Bolin / John Tesar/4:21
6/Must Be Love
Tommy Bolin / Jeff Cook/3:50
7/Got No Time for Trouble
Tommy Bolin / John Tesar/3:47
8/Ride the Wind
Tommy Bolin / Roy Kenner/3:44
9/Cruisin' Down the Highway
Tommy Bolin / Dale Peters/3:15
10/Do It (The Way You Do It)
Tommy Bolin / Roy Kenner/3:39
11/Wildfire
Tommy Bolin / John Tesar/3:28
12/Summer Breezes
Tommy Bolin/2:40
13/Merry-Go-Round
Bubba Keith / Richard Shack/3:03
14/Watch It
Bubba Keith/3:31
15/Driftin' Dreamer
Bubba Keith / Richard Shack/3:28
16/Shoulda' Seen Your Face
Bubba Keith / Richard Shack/3:44
17/Heartbreak Hotel
Mae Boren Axton / Tommy Durden / Elvis Presley/2:14
18/Red Satin Lover
Bubba Keith / Richard Shack/2:15
19/I Need Love
Jay Giallombardo/3:14
20/Feelin' Alright
Jim Fox / Jay Giallombardo / Dale Peters / Bob Webb/3:26
21/Hollywood Dreams
Bob Webb/3:08
22/Pick up the Pizzas
Bob Webb/2:31
Tommy Bolin /Guitar, Vocals
Jim Fox /Drums, Organ, Vibraphone, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Phil Giallomardo /Keyboards, Vocals
Bubba Keith /Guitar, Vocals
Roy Kenner /Harmonica, Percussion, Vocals
Tom Kriss /Bass
Dale Peters /Bass, Percussion, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Richard Shack /Guitar, Vocals
Domenic Troiano /Guitar, Vocals (Background)
Joe Walsh /Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Bob Webb /Guitar, Vocals
REVIEW / AMG
by Greg Prato
The Best of the James Gang [Repertoire] is the way a career overview should be -- two discs jammed to the limit with the group's hits and strong album cuts. Joe Walsh and company put the "power" in "power trio" as they supplied a smattering of releases from 1969-1971 that were custom-made to be cranked on eight-track while cruising in a Camaro. Walsh's woefully underrated talent for penning some of rock's all-time greatest riffs is evident throughout, especially on the group's two best known tracks, "Walk Away" and "Funk #49," while quite a few lesser-known tracks ("I Don't Have the Time," "Woman") rock just as hard. Additionally, Walsh's chicken-pickin' guitar playing in "Asshtonpark" sounds like a dry run for his later work as part of the Eagles, while the group's melodic and softer side is showcased on tracks like "Take a Look Around." And unlike most other James Gang compilations, this set goes beyond the Joe Walsh years, as tracks from both the Domenic Troiano and Tommy Bolin eras are touched upon. The Bolin-era tracks will undoubtedly prove to be the set's big surprise to fans familiar with just the Walsh Gang, especially on such exceptional tracks as "The Devil Is Singing Our Song," "Standing in the Rain," and "Summer Breezes," all of which would be classic rock radio staples in a perfect world. For a thorough look at the James Gang, The Best of the James Gang [Repertoire] is highly recommended.
BIOGRAPHY / AMG
by Greg Prato
With the emergence of Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience during the late '60s, the path was cleared for other hard-rockin' "trios." Arguably, the finest to emerge from the subsequent American crop was the James Gang. Despite penning a few of classic rock radio's most enduring songs, the James Gang ultimately failed to deliver on their initial promise, as constant lineup juggling ultimately derailed the group.
The Gang's roots stretch back to 1966 in Cleveland, OH, where drummer Jim Fox formed the group with a few fellow Kent State University students, guitarist Glenn Schwartz and bassist Tom Kriss. But when Schwartz left to join Pacific Gas & Electric, Fox and Kriss opted to carry on with new singer/guitarist Joe Walsh. the James Gang's debut album, Yer' Album, followed in 1969, and while it didn't spawn any hits, it did set the stage perfectly for their next few releases. (The album was also one of the first recordings that noted producer Bill Szymczyk worked on.) Prior to sessions for the group's sophomore effort, Kriss exited the group, and was replaced by Dale Peters, resulting in the James Gang's definitive lineup. Peters soon proved to be the missing piece to the puzzle, as evidenced by the group's subsequent album, 1970's classic Rides Again, which spawned the rock gem "Funk #49." Although the song didn't come close to the top of the singles charts at the time of its release, it later became one of rock's most instantly identifiable tracks, and also established Walsh's talent for penning exceptional guitar riffs. (Pete Townshend became a vocal supporter of Walsh's guitar skills, and the Who took the James Gang on a European tour around the same time.)
Although it appeared that the James Gang was just hitting their stride, Walsh was growing increasingly disinterested with the group; he longed to launch a solo career. He managed to hang in there for another top-notch studio album, 1971's Thirds, which spawned an additional classic rock radio standard, "Walk Away." Around the same time as the appearance of a live set later the same year (Live in Concert), Walsh departed the group, first focusing on solo work before joining up with one of the '70s' biggest bands, the Eagles. Once more, Fox opted to keep the group afloat and expanded the band to a quartet, greeting new bandmembers Roy Kenner (vocals) and Domenic Troiano (guitar). Walsh's shoes proved hard to fill, though, as two lackluster albums released back-to-back in 1972, Straight Shooter and Passin' Thru, failed to expand the group's following.
Troiano exited the group to join up with the Guess Who, leaving the James Gang's guitar slot vacant once more. Troiano's departure proved to be a blessing in disguise, however, as the guitarist who replaced him, Tommy Bolin (supposedly at the recommendation of old friend Walsh), instantly breathed life back into the floundering group. Bolin's red-hot and versatile guitar playing (as well as compositional talents; he and songwriting partner John Tesar wrote the majority of the songs) helped reinvigorate the group, as two fine yet underrated albums followed: 1973's Bang! and 1974's Miami. However, just like the previous guitarists to play with the James Gang, Bolin grew disenchanted quickly, and exited in 1974. Following in Walsh's footsteps, he subsequently launched a solo career of his own before briefly serving as a member of Deep Purple. Sadly, Bolin passed away from a senseless drug overdose in 1976.
the James Gang decided to call it quits after Bolin's departure, but not for long. Fox and Peters launched a new version of the group in 1975, complete with new members Bubba Keith (vocals, guitar) and Richard Shack (guitar). Predictably, the latest version of the group only lasted for a pair of ignored recordings, 1975's Newborn and 1976's Jesse Come Home, before the James Gang finally called it a day for good. Subsequently, little was heard from the group besides the appearances of several best-of compilations (including 2000's Greatest Hits). By the late '90s, the group (with Walsh) reunited for sporadic appearances, including a performance at the 1996 election rally for then-President Bill Clinton at the Cleveland State University Convocation Center, as well as an appearance on The Drew Carey Show. In February of 2001, the James Gang played at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, OH, and performed a pair of sold-out shows the same week at the Allen Theater. http://www.filefactory.com/file/4pebd0fkhb83/JAMES_GANG%20-%20THE%20BEST%20OF%20JAMES%20GANG%2C%20%20%281998%29.rar
YES - Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre : Irvine, California, USA - 09/23/1984
Band name: Yes
Date: September 23, 1984
Venue: Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
Location: Irvine, California, USA
Tour name: 90125
Track listing:
Intro/Cinema
Leave It
Our Song
Alan White Drum Solo
Hold On
Hearts
I've Seen All Good People
Si
Solly's Beard*
Changes
And You & I
Soon
Make It Easy
Owner of a Lonely Heart
It Can Happen
Amazing Grace
Whitefish*
City of Love
Starship Trooper
Roundabout
Gimme Some Lovin' (Cuts off)
*slight cut due to tape flip
Band:
Jon Anderson - Vocals
Trevor Rabin - Guitars, Vocals
Chris Squire - Bass Guitar
Tony Kaye - Keyboards
Alan White - Drums
Show comments:
Another one of Marco's recordings.
Great show and recording from the end of the 90125 tour. Funny how the set list got longer as the tour progressed, usually it's
the other way around. I didn't go to this show as i saw the show in San Diego in March. They added Our Song and Gimme Some Lovin'.
Unfortunately the last song Lovin' is cut short but still a very nice show.
http://www.filefactory.com/file/676pbua1qocd/Yes%20-%20Irvine%2C%20Ca.%201984-09-23.rar
RICK WAKEMAN - Newcastle City Hall UK Journey To The Centre Of The Earth - 04/24/2014
2014-04-24
24th March 2014
Newcastle City Hall UK
Journey To The Centre Of The Earth
Audience Recording
Artwork Included
Quality B+
Time:118 Minutes
Lineage Sharp MD-SR50 MiniDiscRecorder (with Aiwa Stereo lapel Mics) >Sony RCD-W100 CDRecorder>EAC>HD>Audacity>Dime
Taped fourth row centre stalls.Checked SBE's with Trader's Little Helper
What a night,what a show.
Rick Wakeman and The New World Symphony Orchestra, accompanied by The English Chamber Choir
and the English Rock Ensemble
Hayley Sanderson-Vocals
Ashley Holt-Vocals
Tony Fernandez-Drums
Dave Colquhoun-Guitars
Matt Pegg-Bass
Narrator-Philip Franks
Disc One
1. Morning Has Broken
2. Life On Mars
3. Summertime
4. Eleanor Rigby
Journey To The Centre Of The Earth
5. The Journey / Recollection
.
Disc Two
1. The Battle / The Forest
2. Introductions
3..Return To The Centre Of The Earth
4. Solos
2014 sees the 40th anniversary of the release of Rick Wakeman’s landmark concept album, Journey To The Centre Of The Earth based on the novel by Jules Verne.
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the release of his landmark concept album, Rick Wakeman extends the Journey To The Centre Of The Earth 2014 tour.
Based on the novel by Jules Verne, which will also mark its 150th anniversary in 2014, the album is one of the rock era’s landmark achievements – a record that sold 15 million copies and rewrote the rules.
Rick Wakeman and The New World Symphony Orchestra, accompanied by The English Chamber Choir and the English Rock Ensemble, will celebrate this anniversary with a state of the art, dramatic,
live presentation of this epochal, classical-rock crossover work. The ‘Journey To The Centre Of The Earth’ tour has already grown from 5 to 7 dates and now, due to popular demand, embarks on an expanded Journey around the UK with 14 shows.
http://www.filefactory.com/file/13lszy7z2eu1/rw14-04-24%20Newcastle%20City%20Hall%20UK.rar
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