Global Rating: 5.00 from 3 reviews.
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Amazing live album. (5/5) | Sep 27, 2008 | Mike & Kim Hayward | Sunapee NH US |
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What a treat! (5/5) | Oct 24, 2008 | William Cody | Goshen Ne US |
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I haven't received my copy of the concert yet but I attended that show. When I saw that this cd was available I just melted. Thank you for saving it! As a matter of fact I was talking to a friend about the show last week. The Saturday Night Live Band with Paul Shaffer opened the show with John Belushi as the emcee. That in itself is a memory! Then Levon and his band came on and put on a great show! Levon, Dr John, Paul Butterfield, living legends to say the least. Most of this band went on to form the Blues Brothers and starred in the Blues Brothers movie, also well worth checking out. Again, thanks Levon for making this available. This show will always stick in my mind as one of the best! |
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This is a must-have album (5/5) | Sep 27, 2008 | Peter Viney | |
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This is a must-have album, superb performances with the drums loud and to the fore, wonderful horn arrangements, a great "Ophelia" and the opening track "Ain't That A Lot of Love" is way better than the rather weak rendition by The Band on Islands. It's also a very crisp, clear mix, suggesting that this was always seen as a possible release. New tracks (i.e. not on the original RCO All Stars album) include "Ain't That A Lot Of Love," "Goin' Back to Memphis," "Born in Chicago," "Got My Mojo Working" and "Goodnight Irene." With a band comprising Duck Dunn, Dr John, Steve Cropper, Paul Butterfield, Fred Carter Jnr and the TLW horn section, you can't go wrong. You're mad if you don't order it today! |
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