Recorded Live

"Throughout the night, Billie was in superior form to what had sometimes been the case in the last years of her life … there was an outgoing warmth, a palpable eagerness to reach and touch the audience.

Sonny Landreth’s unique spin on guitar playing has made him legendary. He combines the slide with fretted notes; this finger picking technique helps him create a complex, multi-layered sound onstage. Along the way Landreth has continued to develop his vision and his musical voice, growing increasingly original and diverse, expanding from blues, zydeco, folk, country and jazz into increasingly category- blurring musical excursions. The album Recorded Live in Lafayette is a perfect showcase of Landreth’s talents and skills; disc one contains a full acoustic set and disc two his full electric set.

"Little Richard's Greatest Hits - Recorded Live" is the second and last album from Little Richard for the Okeh label. Not a truly live album, it was recorded in the CBS Studios at Hollywood, with crowd noise mixed in. However, it was probably Richard's best-selling album of the 1960's and for good reason: his in-person charisma is captured on disc. Any fan of Rock'n'Roll, who wants to sample something other than Richards's 50s classics (or rerecordings of same) best jump into this one with both feet!

Gold: Recorded Live at the Troubadour is a live album by singer/songwriter Neil Diamond. While no singles were released in support of the album, the opening track "Lordy" appeared as the B-side of "Cracklin' Rosie". This is the only recording available of this song.

This live concert album, recorded at two packed shows at Carnegie Hall in November 1956, contains the biographical narration that accompanied the music during the concerts, recited by Gilbert Millstein of The New York Times. Billie Holiday is backed by the Chico Hamilton Quintet featuring guitarist Kenny Burrell and two horn sections including Coleman Hawkins and Al Cohn on tenor sax and Roy Eldridge and Buck Clayton on trumpet.

Blues/Rock Avalanche: Recorded Live At The Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland ‎ is a 1972 live album released by Chess Records. Performed at The Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland, it features performances by KoKo Taylor, Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley, T-Bone Walker, and The Three Aces plus Lafayette Leake, as well as Lafayette Leake. This one is sure to make you wang dang doodle all night long.

Award-winning musician Foy Vance has announced a new streaming event coming December 12: ‘Hope in The Highlands – a Concert Film from Dunvarlich’. Directed by Vance’s creative partner Gregg Houston of Babysweet Productions, the film will be captured in Foy’s current hometown of Aberfeldy in Highland Perthshire and shot at Dunvarlich House, a beautiful Arts & Crafts house near the River Tay. The concert will be shown at 9pm GMT on December 12, tickets £15. After the performance, the film will be made available on VOD from December 14 – 28.

Award-winning musician Foy Vance has announced a new streaming event coming December 12: ‘Hope in The Highlands – a Concert Film from Dunvarlich’.