Humble Pie – Performance, Rockin the Fillmore
Recognized as one of the earliest of the rock supergroups, Humble Pie released this live double album in 1971. Never has an album rocked so hard or heavily.
Thunder – Stage
Thunder are now bigger and better than ever, no longer a support band or even playing theatres, but arenas and headlining festivals. The new songs blend in seamlessly with the old. I mean, of course, they are Thunder songs, so it would be disappointing if they didn’t. Laughably, Danny Bowes, in between song banter, has not changed in thirty years. The crowds lap it up, so why should it change?
Greg Lake In Concert – King Biscuit Flower Hour
Recorded on Guy Fawkes Day, November 5th, 1981, this concert was certainly full of fireworks. Recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon, England, during the world tour for his first solo album (simply titled “Greg Lake”), the show presented Lake on a London stage for the first time since the demise of his previous band “Emerson, Lake and Palmer.”
The Who – Live at the Isle of Wight 1970
No other recording shows The Who in the entirety of their talents. Listening to Pete Townshend, at his most explosive leading the band through the shattering rock ‘n’ roll medley at the end of the set is nothing short of jaw-dropping.
Pop’s Pattaya All Stars / Band of Smiles rock the Venue
A wonderous night with Pop’s Pattaya All Stars (a super group of local Thai musicians) and the Band of Smiles – Pop’s Pattaya All Stars plus Rick and Harpic Bryant.
Mott the Hoople 74
The show was tremendous. If you were a fan from back in the 70s, you got absolutely everything you wanted and more.
Scorpions headline at rain-hit Ramblin’ Man Fair
Scorpions’ lead singer Klaus Meine and his band brought the house down with a string of classic hits.
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