LEE, ALVIN WITH MICK TAYLOR
- CD
PLAYIN' BLUES 'N' BOOGIE
LABEL: |
Breakdown 485 A/B |
SOURCE: |
Disc One and Disc Two Tracks 1-2: Palasport, Firenze 27th October 1981; Tracks 3-9: Kiel 3rd November 1981 (on cover 11th November 1981) |
FORMAT: |
2 cdrs |
RUNNING TIME: |
66.23/74.30 |
SOUND/SOURCE: |
Disc One and Disc Two, Tracks 1,2: Audience Stereo; Tracks 3-9: Soundboard stereo |
PACKAGING: |
Double Slimline Jewel case |
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SOUND 8.5 / PACKAGING 9
/ PERFORMANCE 7.5
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TRACK LIST: |
Disc One: 1.
Band Introduction-One Of These Days, 2. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, 3. Love
Like A Man, 4. Slow Blues In C, 5. Going Through The Door, 6. Slow Down, 7. Can't Stop, 8. I'm Writing You A Letter, 9. Just Another Boogie (Boogie on cover),
10. Help Me.
Disc Two:
1. I'm Going Home, 2. Choo Choo Mama, 3. Honey Pie, 4. Slow Blues In C, 5.
Going Through The Door, 6. Can't Stop, 7. Just Another Boogie, 8. Help Me, 9.
Love Like A Man.
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REVIEW: |
Alvin Lee
and Mick Taylor's Euro tour opened in Italy
on the 26th of October in Torino and this recording presents the
following show that happened in Firenze. A
recording of the concert was available and actually released on Live in Firenze by Slay Dog Records on a single disc lacking the
last number: it was called soundboard but it is actually same as this: an
excellent audience recording. The line up has Alvin Lee with Mick Taylor on
guitar alongside Calvin Fuzzy Samuels on bass and Tom Compton on drums. One of
the best songs is Sonny Boy Williamson "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl" that follows
and features great guitar solo in the middle and ending; Taylor comes on stage on "Going Through The
Door" introduced by Lee. Disc Two starts with a 1\7 minutes version of "Going
Home" Alvin Lee warhorse since Woodstock
days, the concert ends with a great version of
"Choo Choo Mama" a short boogie in usual Lee style.
Included in
this release is the well known soundboard recording from Kiel added most likely to fill up the rest of
Disc Two. Packaging is quite good except for some mistakes on back cover line
up that has a Mick Taylor
fetured on bass instead
of Calvin Samuels and an additional guitarist (Steve Gould) who wasn't there
at all.
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