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Live in Bournemouth

2001 Spring Tour

Special Guests

Europa String Choir, Steve Smith, plus, from The Trappers (38 years ago) Ken Westwood and Geoff Westwood.

Tracklisting - Volume 1

1 Flying Sourcery 6'22

2 In Brooklyn 4'27

3 Timeless Skies 5'25

4 Clifton in the Rain / Small Fruit Song 4'22

5 Old Admirals 5'42

6 Soho (Needless to say) 4'36

7
House of Clocks
4'50

8 The Night that the Band got the Wine 7'36

9 Waiting for Margaux 6'03

Tracklisting - Volume 2

1 Roads to Moscow 11'11

2 Fields of France 5'28

3 Night Train to Munich 5'44

4 Year of the Cat 9'33

5 Walk Don't Run* 3'42

6 The Elf 6'24

*Originally recorded by The Ventures 1959

Recorded in Bournmouth, UK; March 2001

This is impossible to find 'new' - I buy all my rarities from ebay, but I recommend observing before bidding - prices vary considerably.
Check if there's a copy for sale. Most of the tracks are available on studio and compilation CDs.

	In Brooklyn appeared on 'Love Chronicles', Clifton in the Rain was first on Bedsitter Images, Small Fruit Song on Zero She Flies. All now on "To Whom It May Concern" which includes all tracks from Bedsitter Images, Love Chronicles and Zero She Flies, 1966-70 - plus The Elf
	Old Admirals, Roads to Moscow, and Soho (Needless to say) are all on "Past Present and Future" 1974
	Flying Sourcery first appeared on "Year of the Cat" 1976 - as did 'Year of the Cat'!
	Almost Lucy, Timeless Skies were on Time Passages" in 1978
	Wipe Out was a hit for the Ventures in 1959; still available on "Stars on Guitars" Available via Amazon.co.uk
	Fields of France is on "Last days of the Century" 1988
	Night Train to Munich featured on "Between the Wars" 1995
	The Night that the Band got the Wine, House of Clocks and Waiting for Margaux are all on "Down in the Cellar" 2000

4 August 2008 |