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Track List
01) Them Kinda Monkeys Can't Swing
02) The Bangin' Man
03) Gudbuy T'Jane
04) Far Far Away
05) Thanks for the Memory (Wham Bam Thank You Ma
06) How Does It Feel
07) Just a Little Bit
08) Everyday
09) OK Yesterday Was Yesterday
10) Raining in My Champagne
11) Let the Good Times Roll
12) Mama Weer All Crazee Now
01) Them Kinda Monkeys Can't Swing
02) The Bangin' Man
03) Gudbuy T'Jane
04) Far Far Away
05) Thanks for the Memory (Wham Bam Thank You Ma
06) How Does It Feel
07) Just a Little Bit
08) Everyday
09) OK Yesterday Was Yesterday
10) Raining in My Champagne
11) Let the Good Times Roll
12) Mama Weer All Crazee Now
4:46
4:58
4:43
4:20
5:28
5:05
7:43
4:36
5:04
6:33
6:30
4:27
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First Released
2022
Hard Rock
Sentimental
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Medium
Live
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This show was recorded on the 26th of April 1975, the second of two nights at the New Victoria Theatre as the band were touring to promote the soundtrack LP from their feature film Flame which had been released to critical acclaim in their homeland. Many of the songs here are from that album including "How Does It Feel," widely regarded as the band's finest moment. The classic hits are represented too, including "Gudbuy T'Jane," "Far Far Away" and "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" as well as long time stage favorite "Just A Little Bit," which features the blistering bass of virtuoso Jimmy Lea.
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This show was recorded on the 26th of April 1975, the second of two nights at the New Victoria Theatre as the band were touring to promote the soundtrack LP from their feature film Flame which had been released to critical acclaim in their homeland. Many of the songs here are from that album including "How Does It Feel," widely regarded as the band's finest moment. The classic hits are represented too, including "Gudbuy T'Jane," "Far Far Away" and "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" as well as long time stage favorite "Just A Little Bit," which features the blistering bass of virtuoso Jimmy Lea.
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This show was recorded on the 26th of April 1975, the second of two nights at the New Victoria Theatre as the band were touring to promote the soundtrack LP from their feature film Flame which had been released to critical acclaim in their homeland. Many of the songs here are from that album including "How Does It Feel," widely regarded as the band's finest moment. The classic hits are represented too, including "Gudbuy T'Jane," "Far Far Away" and "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" as well as long time stage favorite "Just A Little Bit," which features the blistering bass of virtuoso Jimmy Lea.
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This show was recorded on the 26th of April 1975, the second of two nights at the New Victoria Theatre as the band were touring to promote the soundtrack LP from their feature film Flame which had been released to critical acclaim in their homeland. Many of the songs here are from that album including "How Does It Feel," widely regarded as the band's finest moment. The classic hits are represented too, including "Gudbuy T'Jane," "Far Far Away" and "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" as well as long time stage favorite "Just A Little Bit," which features the blistering bass of virtuoso Jimmy Lea.
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