Live at Rockpalast

Another great concert from the successful WDR Rockpalast series, recorded live on March 17, 1978 at Audiomax, Hamburg (Germany) - plus bonus track "Look At That Girl" from "Die Aktuelle Stunde" (WDR) from October 12, 1989!- John Martyn's impassioned vocals and dazzling guitar make this an extraordinary concert performance

Another great concert from the successful WDR Rockpalast series, recorded live on March 17, 1978 at Audiomax, Hamburg (Germany) - plus bonus track "Look At That Girl" from "Die Aktuelle Stunde" (WDR) from October 12, 1989!- John Martyn's impassioned vocals and dazzling guitar make this an extraordinary concert performance

Another great concert from the successful WDR Rockpalast series, recorded live on March 17, 1978 at Audiomax, Hamburg (Germany) - plus bonus track "Look At That Girl" from "Die Aktuelle Stunde" (WDR) from October 12, 1989!- John Martyn's impassioned vocals and dazzling guitar make this an extraordinary concert performance

The Outlaws above the rocks of the Lorelei in Germany! In the summer of 1981, for the first time in Germany, what a statement about Southern Rock! 60 minutes full of unbridled joy of playing, bursting with power and endurance. ''The Eagle Has Landed'', the crew was Freddie Salem (guit./voc.), Hughie Thomasson (guit./voc.), Billy Jones (guit./voc.), David Dix (drums) and Rick Cua (bass) on the Lorelei on August 29th 1981.

A chance to sit back and enjoy the “reunion era” Colosseum live on stage at the 2003 Viersen Jazz Festival performing tracks from then-new album Tomorrow’s Blues. Recorded during founder member Dick Heckstall-Smith’s  nal illness, world renowned saxophonist Barbara Thompson (Jubiaba, Paraphernalia) steps in. The result is a powerful performance from Barbara, Clem Clempson (guitar), Dave Greenslade (keyboards), Mark Clarke (bass), Chris Farlowe (vocals) and bandleader Jon Hiseman (drums). Alongside newer material including ‘I Could Tell You Tales’, the ensemble return to their Prog roots with a captivating rendition of ‘The Valentyne Suite’ and an epic ‘Lost Angeles’ (the latter  rst released on their 1970 album The Grass Is Greener). ‘In The Heat Of The Night’ gives full rein to Farlowe’s mastery of the blues as Colosseum reinterpret Ray Charles’ original with some note-bending licks from Clem and Barbara’s sultry sax underpinning the closing number. Interspersed with interview footage with Jon Hiseman in which he explores the band’s musical complexity and continuing popularity in light of their decision to reform in 1994, this beautifully packaged CD/DVD presentation is a must for all Colosseum fans. As Hiseman explains: “You have to feed this creature. If you don’t feed it, it dies. Also, you can’t make it do, what it doesn’t want to do.”

Brian Auger and the Trinity was a British band led by keyboardist Brian Auger. His duet with Julie Driscoll, the Bob Dylan/Rick Danko–penned "This Wheel's on Fire", was a number 5 hit on the 1968 UK Singles Chart.