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I was there, terrific show, I didn't play my guitar during 6 months after !!!

I was at the London show of this tour, Hammersmith Odeon, and sounds as genuine and fresh today as it did then.

The track listing is not correct the first song on this recording is not Bon Ton Roulez the second song is incorrect also

This vibe is magic!

Magnifique ! Nous y étions, c'était vraiment magique ! Merci !

that freeway jam

Sending a big thank you for whoever recorded this as well as for the post!

48 hours before Lowell George’s death in Maryland. RIP Lowell

First I've heard o this.

Steve Morse, Richard Thompson & David Lindley (together): 00:00 Fisher's Hornpipe 7:07 Country Colors 12:29 Groundhog Steve Morse (solo): 18:34 Northern Lights 21:56 Picture This 25:06 Untitled 27:33 Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring 30:28 Improvisation 33:46 The Introduction (acoustic version) Richard Thompson (solo): 36:47 Don't Let A Thief Steal Into Your Heart 41:46 Banish Misfortune 45:46 It'll Be Me 49:07 Shepherd's March / Maggie Cameron 53:14 Love In A Faithless Country Steve Morse, Richard Thompson & David Lindley (together): 57:23 Si Bheag Si Mhor David Lindley (solo): 1:06:22 Rag Bag 1:15:15 Oh Death 1:24:19 Mercury Blues (Aka: Mercury Smell)

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Indian Ed, my gosh

Thank you for posting,like Ry Cooder much,dont now this before......he´s a great one for me.....

Rip Phil❤❤❤❤

I was at this concert - close to the front to the side . The coolest thing was seeing Bonnie just off stage rockin out to Ry and David's awesome set...One of the best concerts ever - Her Dad came for the finale!

Enjoy every sandwich

Thank you

Wednesday Night in Austin?

Incredible nights of amazing guitar. R.I.P. Paco DeLucia.

Steve Morse has been my Guitar Guru since 1978 !!! What a lineup right here !!!

Jesse Ed sounds great on this ! ❤

Still listening but so far sound quality is great..the music..well had to be brilliant. Thank you for posting!!

"Laisse le bon temps rouler", c'est du français.

The 1st Taj Mahal Group Taj with Lead guitar Jesse Ed Davis, Gary Gilmore on bass, and drummer Chuck Blackwell. Legendary Line-up and terrific fine. I love them.

Thank you for including Time Loves A Hero here. Please note that RizZz this night consisted of Dave Tanury and Richard Herzog on guitars, Paul Sauvageau keys, Kenn Reynolds bass, Gary St Germain drums, and myself on alto sax. Recorded by John McQuiggan Lowell and Richie courtesy of Jack Reich.

The last piece of music is "Great dreams from Heaven".

Bravissimo ! Il ne manque que l'image...

Nice to hear Lindley had Willie Green Jr has his favorite bass player! He is mine too. I wonder if Lindley deliberately said "bass player" and not "bass singer"? I guess it was deliberately because Wille Green uses is voice as an instrument in a way that he is a player as much as a singer.

Thanks for posting, but it sounds too slow?

I have never heard this nor have I knew of it. Thanks for sharing!

I was at this show sitting in the front row and I have a full cassette tape of the whole show. When I saw this I freaked out because I remember that the opening song introduction Steve's guitar cutout and it was almost a no-show on the guitar in the first tune LOL. This was one of the greatest shows two nights. Later I saw Adrian belew same place

Number 9 is you can leave your hat on it’s a Randy Newman song

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Right On big THANKS ☮️

These B side tracks are from Cambridge Folk Festival 1979-07-28 - afternoon show. Very nice!!👍

It sounds, thank you !

("Against...") Thank you, this concert is marvellous !

Great concert but wrong Pictures from the UK Kaleidoscope after 1:02 😅

What's the space bullshit got to do with anything? Music is great though!

Thank you ! But I'd rather see pictures of the musicians while music is playing.

Thank you. "Boomer's story" is the studio recording.

Thank you, it's always nice to hear Ry Cooder, and thanks for the good presentation below the video ("Boomer's story" has been released in 1972). I have a question : Who is this person barking between the songs ?

Brilliant. Excellent. Goose Bumps.

Wow, never heard this. Thank you.

Second song is exquisite

Wow! There’s very few in the rock world of the 1970s that didn’t know Jesse Ed Davis! Thanks for sharing!

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Incredible 😊

Leon Russell the master of space and time. Such a showman to bad this is only audio, but it is great anyway.

Amazing. I learned almost all the songs off this and Into Purple Valley, and did a few Tribute shows in Winnipeg.