Live at the Boat Club 1975
Live at the Boat Club is an album by the rock band Trapeze.
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| Released | 2006 | |||
| Recorded | Sep 13, 1975 | |||
| Genre | hard rock | |||
| Length | around 70 minutes | |||
| Label | Major League Productions (MLP) | |||
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| CDconnection | [2] |
| Barnes and Noble | [3] |
Recorded on 13 September 1975 live at the Boat Club in Nottingham for a UK live radio broadcast featuring tracks from their four mid-1970s albums Medusa (1970), You Are the Music...We're Just the Band (1972), Hot Wire (1974), and Trapeze (1976). The CD includes a 12-page booklet with rare photos, biography and liner notes from lead guitarist Mel Galley.
Track listing
- "Back Street Love" – 5:13
- "You Are the Music" – 5:19
- "Jury" – 13:59
- "Star Breaker" – 3:37
- "Way Back to the Bone" – 9:44
- "Medusa" – 8:07
- "Black Cloud" – 15:30
- "Sunny Side of the Street" – 2:58
- "The Raid" – 3:55
Trapeze
- Mel Galley – guitars, lead vocals
- Rob Kendrick – guitars
- Pete Wright – bass
- Dave Holland – drums, percussion
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References
- Prato, Greg. Live at the Boat Club 1975 at AllMusic
- CDconnection review
- Barnes and Noble review
External links
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