| Disc: 1 |
| 1. Callin' Baton Rouge |
| 2. Two of a Kind, Workin' on a Full House |
| 3. Shameless |
| 4. Papa Loved Mama |
| 5. Thunder Rolls [The Long Version] |
| 6. We Shall Be Free |
| 7. Unanswered Prayers |
| 8. Standing Outside the Fire |
| 9. Longneck Bottle - Garth Brooks, Steve Wariner |
| 10. It's Your Song |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. Ain't Goin' Down ('Til the Sun Comes Up) |
| 2. Rodeo |
| 3. Beaches of Cheyenne |
| 4. Two Piņa Coladas |
| 5. Wild as the Wind - Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood |
| 6. To Make You Feel My Love |
| 7. That Summer |
| 8. American Honky-Tonk Bar Association |
| 9. If Tomorrow Never Comes |
| 10. Fever |
Editorial Reviews
Garth Brooks's obvious inspirations for Double Live were all those 1970s double-album concert recordings from album-oriented-rock influences such as Bob Seger, Kiss, and Peter Frampton. The difference between those classic-rock sets and this one is that Live Bullet, Alive and Frampton Comes Alive all helped to rescue their respective artists from virtual obscurity. Coming as they did from still largely unknown commodities, they seemingly promised nothing yet delivered everything. Already a superstar, Brooks merely promises more of the same on Double Live. He delivers, too. "You guys already know what's coming, don't you?" he asks at one point. "And you know what? You're right." Loaded with 22 hits (and three new tunes) recorded in any number of unnamed cities (and studios, too) over the past seven years, Double Live finds Brooks exaggerating his most irritating tics--the Wynnona-ish growls, the ridiculously elastic twang--in the process ruining even his finest songs. Still, even those convinced that Brooks is the Garth Vader of country music will be brought to pause as tens of thousands of admiring fans sing earnestly along to "The Dance" or "Unanswered Prayers," and scream their way through the anthem "Friends in Low Places." (Please note: You may receive any one of the album's six different covers.) --David Cantwell
USA Today
Brooks gives his fans plenty of concert-only goodies on the album's 25 songs, like the additional verses that pound home the points of "The Thunder Rolls" and "Friends in Low Places."
Double Live,Garth Brooks,Capitol,Contemporary Country,Country,Country & Western,Country-Pop,New Traditionalist,Pop,Pop/Rock
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Double Live
Garth Brooks Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000DMJG Release Date: 1998-11-17 |
Tracks:
- Callin' Baton Rouge
- Two of a Kind, Workin' on a Full House
- Shameless
- Papa Loved Mama
- Thunder Rolls [The Long Version]
- We Shall Be Free
- Unanswered Prayers
- Standing Outside the Fire
- Longneck Bottle - Garth Brooks, Steve Wariner
- It's Your Song
- Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)
- River
- Tearin' It Up (And Burnin' It Down)
Tracks:
- Ain't Goin' Down ('Til the Sun Comes Up)
- Rodeo
- Beaches of Cheyenne
- Two Pioladas
- Wild as the Wind - Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood
- To Make You Feel My Love
- That Summer
- American Honky-Tonk Bar Association
- If Tomorrow Never Comes
- Fever
- Friends in Low Places [The Long Version]
- Dance
Amazon.com
Garth Brooks's obvious inspirations for Double Live were all those 1970s double-album concert recordings from album-oriented-rock influences such as Bob Seger, Kiss, and Peter Frampton. The difference between those classic-rock sets and this one is that Live Bullet, Alive and Frampton Comes Alive all helped to rescue their respective artists from virtual obscurity. Coming as they did from still largely unknown commodities, they seemingly promised nothing yet delivered everything. Already a superstar, Brooks merely promises more of the same on Double Live. He delivers, too. "You guys already know what's coming, don't you?" he asks at one point. "And you know what? You're right." Loaded with 22 hits (and three new tunes) recorded in any number of unnamed cities (and studios, too) over the past seven years, Double Live finds Brooks exaggerating his most irritating tics--the Wynnona-ish growls, the ridiculously elastic twang--in the process ruining even his finest songs. Still, even those convinced that Brooks is the Garth Vader of country music will be brought to pause as tens of thousands of admiring fans sing earnestly along to "The Dance" or "Unanswered Prayers," and scream their way through the anthem "Friends in Low Places." (Please note: You may receive any one of the album's six different covers.) --David CantwellCustomer Reviews:
Crass Product, Brooks becomes a sell out.......2007-04-22
The real reason why he was doing this? Because he was chasing The Beatles' record of moving the most units and records of any band in the world to become the biggest selling musical artist ever. He had already shattered Billy Joel's status as most popular male vocalist ever according to record sales. Because each disc counted for one unit, this box set would help him greatly in that chase to topple The Beatles, though this would be done only by inflated sales totals. That is what a sellout Brooks became.
Despite the rather dubious intentions of Garth's first box set, nowhere else does Brooks so blatantly sound like he's selling product. From the unimaginative title (DOUBLE LIVE, which is exactly what it is), to the various hodge podge of different songs from different concerts (none of the performances are dated or noted what concert they are drawn from), to the uninspired set list, Brooks just sounds like he's not playing the music because he loves it or it documents a historic, well known performance, but because he knows anything he puts out will sell. DOUBLE LIVE sounds like patchwork, because it is not a real concert, but rather assembled from various dates and venues.
Most great live albums give us a rather idiosyncratic tour of the respective artist's catalogue. DOUBLE LIVE doesn't do that, or examine some of the lesser known songs of Brooks' catalogue. Rather, it plays exactly like a greatest hits album, only with live tracks, and sounds like Brooks was trying to sequence the record like a fantasy concert where you only hear the songs you want, or more likely when a causal fan is looking at it in Wal-Mart (because he won't sell it anywhere else), the fan realises it has all the songs he knows on the radio so he know it must be good.
Like most other greatest hits packages (which is really all this album is, albeit live), DOUBLE LIVE also includes three new cuts, to entice the Garth Brooks completest (sad that there is such a thing) out to buy this album.
Everything is professional and played to perfection - to the point where it is distracting. In the rush of great performances, occasionally things are out of tune, mistakes are made, etc, but a great concert can overcome these difficulties and still retain the emotional and powerful elements of the music. Not so here. Everything is so polished, and there are a few moments that one suspects studio overdubbing on the original live tapes. Actually, in several songs there is quite clearly studio work done.
In another effort to move more units in pursuit of overthrowing The Beatles (sorry Garth, they will always be much cooler than you), Garth Brooks also put the album out with six different covers, so the `collectors' will try to purchase all six editions.
Even during some of the songs, Brooks acknowledges it is just product. As noted in the Amazon editorial, Brooks says to the audience at one point that they know what's coming. During the live version of "The Thunder Rolls", he asks what a double live album would be without the missing verse of "Thunder Rolls", and then goes on to sing it.
For all that, DOUBLE LIVE is entertaining, and I can see why people enjoy it. But ultimately the songs on the live album don't really differ from the album version that much. That just makes the live album boring. The most entertaining thing Garth Brooks did during the late 1990s was record the, admittedly misguided and confusing, ... IN THE LIFE OF CHRIS GAINS. There he is entertaining his rock and roll fantasies, and while it's not the greatest music around, it is one of his most bizarrely fascinating records.
What is really offensive is Brooks' business tactics. Brooks' underhanded, sleight of hand pursuit of chasing The Beatles' record with inflated sales total, and feeling he is just trying to sell product, not make great music, makes DOUBLE LIVE give a very sour taste for knowing listener.
Bottom line: it's a decent sounding record (it should be, with all the studio overdubs), but give this one a miss. The Beatles got their status as best-selling artist of all time because they're fantastic musicians and rock and roll royalty. They did it by making great music, not by cheap marketing, making blatant product, or trying to artificially inflate their sales totals.
Is Great!!!!!!!!!!!.......2007-04-11
Garth Brooks comes alive!.......2007-03-26
Garth Delivers !!.......2007-03-05
garth brooks cd.......2007-01-17
I bought it used, and it was worth it!
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Double Live Gonzo!
Ted Nugent Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000025C3 Release Date: 1990-09-24 |
Tracks:
- Just Whats The Doctor Ordered
- Yank Me, Crank Me
- Gonzo
- Baby, Please Don't Go
- Great White Buffalo
- Hibernation
Tracks:
- Stormtroopin'
- Stranglehold
- Wang Dang Sweet Poontang
- Cat Scratch Fever
- Motor City Madhouse
Customer Reviews:
Skip this double disc and get the Re-Mastered version........2007-01-15
Insanely Brutal Guitar Solo's.......2006-08-07
TED'S FINEST HOUR.......2006-04-27
Great "Uncle Ted"!!!!!!!.......2006-02-24
A must have for anyone who likes great guitar licks and out-and-out ROCK.
Double Live Gonzo (1978).......2005-10-10
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Racing The Tide
The Elders Manufacturer: CBUJ/Double Deal ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000LSFU1A Release Date: 2007-02-06 |
Tracks:
- Send a Prayer
- Bad Irish Boy
- Dear God
- Cousin Charlie
- Right with the World
- Racing the Tide
- Banshee Cry
- Gonna Take a Miracle
- Australia
- Story of a Fish
- Five Long Years
- Ever Be a Nation
- Saint Brendan Had a Boat
Product Description
13-track CD.Customer Reviews:
The Elders get better and better..........2007-03-02
Fantastic New Release from The Elders.......2007-02-17
Foot tapping, sing-along beckons as the Cd opens with Send a Prayer. The band are well known for telling "true stories" at their live shows, and the first track is followed by some of these true stories... Uncle Charlie, Story of a Fish and Bad Little Irish Boy (could this bad little irish boy be Ian we wonder?). The title track Racing the Tide is my favourite cut on this CD, wonderful harmonies. Brent Hoad's incredible lyrics are showcased in Dear God, St Brendan Had a Boat (another true story if legends are to be believed). The track Australia is a departure from the majority of the Elders tunes, putting one in mind of a 1920's speakeasy. You'll rock out with Gonna Take a Miracle, and Right with the World.
I strongly encourage you to buy this CD.... and see The Elders live if you ever get the chance - you won't be sorry.
Excellent.......2007-02-12
Racing the Tide, by the Elders.......2007-02-12
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Live Alive
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000268O Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Say What
- Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Love
- Pride And Joy
- Mary Had A Little Lamb
- Superstition
- I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime)
- Cold Shot
- Willie The Wimp
- Look At Little Sister
- Texas Flood
- Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
- Love Struck Baby
- Change It
Amazon.com
Most live blues recordings have a feeling of intimacy, as if the concerts took place in some out-of-the-way venue for an audience who not only know all the lyrics, but know the performers personally as well. Live Alive, in contrast, feels like a large-scale rock concert, an epic production full of grand gestures. But really, nothing suited Stevie Ray Vaughan's style better; everything, from the overall sound to the solos, feels big. The roar of the audience, especially for favorites like "Pride and Joy," "Cold Shot," and "Texas Flood," is huge but distant, an arena sound. Overall, Live Alive leaves the impression of a series of stellar moments caught on tape, with an intensity rarely captured in the recording studio. --Genevieve WilliamsCustomer Reviews:
Live Alive Minus One.......2006-11-14
really good. good as any live album........2005-11-13
Not His Best.......2005-07-12
BUT IT'S STILL STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND THEREFORE FANTASTIC!!!!! The CD still rocks. It still has some great guitar work. As far as I'm concerned it's still a good piece of work. This was the first SRV tape I got, and I was not disappointed. SRV was a great guitarist. Period. This CD is also great.
But his other stuff is much better.
****1/2. Much underrated.......2005-06-10
Stevie Ray's muscular and versatile guitar playing is sublime, with more grit than most of his studio orginals. His vocals are good, too, and the song list is magnificent, featuring the rare, non-LP track "Willie the Wimp" about the bizarre 1984 funeral of a Chicago "wiseguy".
Other highlights include Vaughan's best song, the superbly groovy "Pride And Joy", as well as "Look At Little Sister", "Cold Shot", "Love Struck Baby" and the slow blues "Texas Flood" and "Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Love", but there are really no weak songs, and this album should appeal to fans of both blues and rock music.
The sound is good, although not always crystal clear, and the band is excellent. Several songs actually sound better in this live setting than on the original studio albums, partly because of the blistering blues-rock arrangements which include keyboards (piano and organ).
Apparently some people feel that Vaughan's playing wasn't up to his usual standards when this album was recorded, that he must have been having a bad night or something. I've heard a lot of live SRV, and I can't make any sense of that claim, especially since "Live Alive" wasn't recorded during just one show, but actually incorporates cuts from different concerts in both 1985 and 1986. He must have been having some bad years, then, and this myopic claim sounds particularly absurd when it is brought forward by people who then go on to praise Stevie's "Live At Montreux" album. Several of these performances are from, yes, you guessed it, the very same 1985 Montreux performance.
Contrary to what some people have apparently heard and chosen to believe, this is a very enjoyable, soulful live album, and it is highly recommendable to anyone with an interest in Stevie Ray Vaughan, or contemporary blues and blues-rock in general.
SRV is/was great !.......2005-01-21
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Southside Double-Wide: Acoustic Live
Sevendust Manufacturer: Tvt ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0001XAMO0 Release Date: 2004-05-04 |
Tracks:
- Trust
- Seasons
- XMAS Day
- Beautiful
- Follow
- Skeleton Song
- Disgrace
- Hurt (dedicated to Johnny Cash)
- Angel's Son
- Rumble Fish
- Too Close To Hate
- Black
- Prayer
- Bitch
- Broken Down
Album Description
Includes: 70 minute CD, 1 hour DVD, 25 Collector postcards, 1 Sevendust guitar pick, 12-page booklet with tour memorabiliaCustomer Reviews:
Sevendust's Acoustic Live Album........2007-05-13
turn off the lights and turn up the sound.......2007-03-20
And turn it up loud!
Interesting change-up, A Sevendust fans Item, but may alienate the rock crowd.......2006-08-10
Only if you're a true 7D follower and enjoy acoustic music.......2006-03-02
Not worth the time...........2005-10-21
Sevendust has always been a great band because they make HEAVY music with some good melody mixed in to make aggressive music thats interesting to boot. Recently the band seems to think that their radio-friendly melodies are on par with the likes of Prince or MJ though. I'm sorry, I love the band but when they drudge on for whole songs relying on nothing but their "melodic-content" it puts me to sleep. Its not particularly bad, its just not good. There's nothing exciting about it.
So take all hint of heaviness away from the their songs they get twice as boring. There is nothing engaging about this CD. There's nothing origional about it. Its just not very good. Hopefully the band can get back to what they're good at, not what "everyone" likes them for. I'll be waiting....
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Spirit of America
Manufacturer: Mormon Tabernacle ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000A4G6H Release Date: 2003-06-24 |
Tracks:
- America the Beautiful
- Bound for the Promised Land
- This Land Is Your Land
- Shenandoah
- Battle Hymn of the Republic
- Distant Land
- They, The Builders of the Nation
- House I Live In
- America, The Dream Goes On
- Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor
- God of Our Fathers, Whose Almighty Hand
- Hymn for America
- Pledge of Allegiance
- Cohan's Big Three: Yankee Doodle Dandy/Give My Regards to Broadway
- Goin' Home
- God Bless America - Craig Jessop, Mormon Tabernacle Choir, The Orchestra
- Star-Spangled Banner
- Call of the Champions
Customer Reviews:
beautiful patriotic music.......2003-08-28
All new recordings, with a strong patriotric theme.......2003-07-16
1 America the Beautiful
Music: Samuel A. Ward
Text: Katherine Lee Bates
Arrangement: Mack Wilberg (Oxford University Press) 4:30
2 Bound for the Promised Land
Music: American folk hymn.
Arrangement: Mack Wilberg (Oxford University Press) 2:35
3 This Land is Your Land
Music: Woody Guthrie
Text: Woody Guthrie
Arrangement: Percy Faith & Michael Davis 2:40
4 Shenandoah
Music: American folk song.
Arrangement: Mack Wilberg (Oxford University Press) 4:48
5 Battle Hymn of the Republic
Music: William Steffe
Text: Julia Ward Howe
Arrangement: Peter J. Wilhousky (Carl Fischer, Inc.) 5:19
6 Distant Land
Music: John Rutter
Text: John Rutter
Arrangement: John Rutter (Hinshaw Music, Inc - ASCAP) 4:41
7 They, the Builders of the Nation
Music: Alfred M. Durham
Text: Ida R. Alldredge
Arrangement: Mack Wilberg (Deseret Book Co.) 3:28
8 The House I Live In
Music: Earl Robinson
Text: Lewis Allen
Arrangement: Michael Davis 3:26
9 America, the Dream Goes On
Music: John Williams
Text: Alan and Marilyn Bergman 3:18
10 Give My Your Tired, Your Poor
Music: Irving Berlin
Text: Emma Lazarus
Arrangement: Roy Ringwald (Shawnee Press, Inc. - ASCAP)
Orchestration: Michael Davis 3:01
11 God of Our Fathers, Whose Almighty Hand
Music: George W. Warren
Text: Daniel C. Roberts
Arrangement: Mack Wilberg (Oxford University Press) 4:12
12 Hymn for America
Music: Stephen Paulus (Paulus Publications)
Text: Michael Dennis Browne 3:08
13 The Pledge of Allegiance
Music: Charles Osgood
Text: Francis Bellamy
Arrangement: Michael Davis 2:39
14 Cohan's Big Three (Yankee Doodle Dandy, +below)
Music: George M. Cohan
Text: George M. Cohan
Arrangement: Floyd E. Werle
+Give My Regards/Brdway, You're a Grand Old Flag 3:53
15 Goin' Home
Music: Antonin Dvorak
Text: William Arms Fischer
Arrangement: Jay Welch 4:36
16 God Bless America
Music: Irving Berlin
Text: Irving Berlin
Arrangement: Roy Ringwald (Shawnee Press, Inc. - ASCAP)
Orchestration: Michael Davis 3:44
17 The Star-Spangled Banner
Music: John Stafford Smith
Text: Francis Scott Key
Arrangement: Robert Russell Bennett 2:21
18 Call of the Champions
Music: John Williams
Text: Olympic Motto 4:47
The sound on this release is, if anything, even cleaner than the previous release, with the Choir and orchestra very evenly balanced. The programming includes a mix of both traditional and brand new songs, a couple of which (Stephen Paulus's "Hymn For America," and Charles Osgood's "The Pledge of Allegiance") were commissioned especially for this recording. Additional note: several of these songs were included on the Choir's 2003 Northeastern States tour, which was a huge success. I highly recommend this recording!
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Live on the Double Planet
Michael Hedges Manufacturer: Windham Hill Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000NGZ Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- All Along The Watchtower
- Because It's There
- Silent Anticipations
- Ready Or Not
- A Love Bizarre
- Breakfast In The Field
- Rikki's Shuffle
- Woman Of The World
- The Double Planet
- The Funky Avocado
- Come Together
- Two Days Old
Amazon.com essential recording
Michael Hedges hardly needed to prove that he was an astonishing performer in person as well as in the studio, but Live on the Double Planet does the job nonetheless. Hedges features a number of songs from his brilliant Breakfast in the Fields release, including that album's title track and the acrobatic "Silent Anticipation." He throws a few vocal numbers into the mix as well, including standard-issue covers like Bob Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower," the Beatles' "Come Together," and one from far out in left field, Sheila E's (courtesy of Prince) "A Love Bizarre." The album shows off Hedges's sense of humor as well, as he interpolates a vocal riff from the Rolling Stones' "Miss You" into "The Funky Avocado." --Daniel DurchholzCustomer Reviews:
A TRAILBLAZING GUITARIST.......2006-09-04
If you are here, then you must be a guitar nut. Go all the way and get the dvd "WIndham Hill Live" where Hedges plays 3 or 4 songs.
He is not only phenomenal but also you can see the physicality of his playing. It puts his music in a totally different light! That dvd is the absolutely best work by this tremendous musical visionary.
bizzare and beautiful.......2006-02-10
A watershed.......2004-11-23
An authentic original. Sadly missed........2003-11-26
Accurate for the Era.......2003-09-03
For those of you that didn't listen to Michael at the time, many fans seriously disliked Watching My Life Go By, much in the way ardent Dylan fans revolted when he went electric at Newport. Hedges fans just wanted to hear Michael play his Savage Myth Guitar and keep the vocal parts trimmed down to the introductions. But Michael had a vision for his future and a big part of it included singing to compliment his Heavy Mental approach.
I guess I wasn't the typical Hedges fan - I enjoyed his singing, mostly because of the spirit of joy that he experienced while singing. Some of the songs on this set are not my favorites, but they were staples for his concerts in this era. To me, this disc is like sitting through the first half of one of Michael's shows, complete with the crowd energy he was capable of generating with ease.
Also included here are two cover tunes (Love Bizarre and Come together). His live shows often included three or so cover tunes such as the above or possibly Pinball Wizard, Emminence Front, Let's Get It Up, She Drives Me Crazy or Sofa, among others. I always got a kick out of hearing him cover tunes - I mean, think about how many solo acoustic acts have successfully covered AC/DC, Prince, the Who and Frank Zappa? But this just goes to show how versitile and gifted Michael was. I'm so happy to have had (and to have taken) the opportunity to see so many of his shows early in his career. His later tours were also excellent, but these were before the loss of innocence, while he was very hungry for success. That hunger also meant that the negative feedback he got about his vocals was difficult for him to take. But rather than receeding into a shell and reverting back to all-acoustic material, he continued to sing. I believe that this was the right decision. Singing while playing live gave excellent counterpoint to his instrumental works and, in his own words: "Gave me a few minutes to relax, then to focus more intensely on the instrumentals".
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Live At The Gem
The Elders Manufacturer: CBUJ/Double Deal ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000BHN7H0 Release Date: 2007-02-06 |
Tracks:
- Michael's Ride
- Packy
- American Wake
- Moore Street Girls
- Love of the Century
- Turnpike
- Send a Prayer
- Haverty Brothers
- 1849
- Brettski's Medley
- Men of Erin
- Buzz's Jig
- Fire in Hole
- Devil's Tongue
Customer Reviews:
A Good New Irish (Rock) Group.......2006-11-02
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Double Live
Frank Marino Manufacturer: Just a Minute Record ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000A2H6LY Release Date: 2007-01-08 |
Tracks:
- You Got Livin'
- Midnite Highway
- Free
- Poppy
- Roadhouse Blues
- Who Do Ya Love
- Guitar Prelude
- Electric Relections Revisited
- Sky Symphony to a Little Town
- Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame
- Juggernaut
- Strange Dreams
- Something's Coming Our Way [*]
Customer Reviews:
impressive livealbum, watch the main guitarplayer!.......2007-02-15
With the 1992 "Double Live" (now a single CD disc) we saw a fine return to form and also the "Mahogany Rush" flag again. Hot on the heels of the truelly excellent "The Power of Rock and Roll" and "Juggernaut" - a twin album, considered by me, they are so close in superb songwriting plus singing and guitarplaying by Frank, backed by a decent rythmteam (whith a change of drummers) - Marino was performing live everywhere and recorded some performances in the US (Texas, California) from which "Double Live" is taken. On vinyl four sides are now reduced to one disc only, with the extension an extra song. Strange as it might be this has nothing showcased from "The Power ...." which is a pity given the quality of those songs. On the other hand, "Juggernaut" (the album) is here presented with "Midnight Highway (spelled as "Midnite Highway"), "Free" and closers "Strange Dreams" and of course the titletrack. Even remarkable is that the 1980 fourpiece band release "What's Next" is presented heartedly with "You Got Livin", the Doors cover "Roadhouse Blues" (given his own songwriting abilities and the wealth of material at hand not really necessary, besides his playing was always more reminiscent of Jimy Hendrix than Robbie Krieger, the only thing they had in common was the use of the same type of guitar), "Rock 'N'Roll Hall of Fame" and as bonus the fuzzdriven "Something's Coming Our Way". Most songs are extended versions with plenty of room for blistering guitarwork. In "Electric Reflections Revisited" and "Sky Symphony To A Little Town" Marino demonstrates his guitarplaying abilities and creates unreal sounds with just a Gibson SG and a few devices, you can even hear a churchorgan. All in all a classic live-album.
From Good To Great!!!.......2005-12-17
Anyway now with the killer remastering job and bonus cut this is essential to any Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush fan. Some disc's say they're remastered but don't impress. This Double Live sounds so incredible now...it's like your listening to a new album...I waiting on my remasters of Full Circle & From The Hip...if they're done as well as this CD...I'll be very happy.
Frank rules and should be looked on as one of the top guitarist of all time...screw the critic's...and their Hendrix copycat label they've given Frank throughout his career. He might have started off at 16 playing like Jimi...but now he's got style and class all his own...as he plays jazz, funk, blues and metal ...with ease...and all with his own stamp.
Best Remaster job I have ever heard!.......2005-08-16
One difference between his first two live albums was the production, even though "Double Live" was loaded with great songs, the sound was not that good, it badly needed to be remastered. Well it has been and it is incredible how much better is sounds, I can not remember a better remaster job, and I am big on remasters.
If you like Frank Marino get this album, it is loaded with Marino's brand of explosive guitar playing
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Live at Montreux 1982 & 1985
Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005RGPY Release Date: 2001-11-20 |
Tracks:
- Hide Away
- Rude Mood
- Pride And Joy
- Texas Flood
- Love Struck Baby
- Dirty Pool
- Give Me Back My Wig
- Collins Shuffle
Tracks:
- Scuttle Buttin'
- Say What!
- Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Love
- Pride And Joy
- Mary Had A Little Lamb Live
- Tin Pan Alley (aka Roughest Place In Town)
- Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
- Texas Flood
- Life Without You
- Gone Home Live
- Couldn't Stand The Weather
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It's not the familiar, fiery playing of Stevie Ray Vaughan that tips listeners off that this set's first disc has captured an extraordinary moment in modern blues history; it's the jarring, rising chorus of boos that accompanies it. As with previous musicians as disparate as Dylan and Stravinsky, Vaughan's willful tweaking of staid genre conventions initially infuriated purists. Though few could have imagined it at the time, Vaughan and company's July 17, 1982, show at the Montreux Jazz Festival (included here in its entirety) ignited not only a brilliant career, but a widespread revival of the blues as well.David Bowie was there that night, but he was not booing. He secured the Texas guitarist's services for his smash Let's Dance album on the spot, nearly a year before Vaughan would make his major-label debut.
Straight from the Austin club scene, the band displays their nervous energy in a set that contains several previously unreleased/rare gems from SRV's early repertoire, including the Hound Dog Taylor romp "Give Me Back My Wig." By the time of this set's second disc, recorded just three years later, SRV was a worldwide star, the boos had turned to rousing cheers, and Vaughan's nervousness was replaced by an incendiary swagger he seemed all too happy to push into the crowd's faces. With the band (drummer Chris Layton, bassist Tommy Shannon) now augmented by Reese Wynans on organ and guest guitarist Johnny Copeland sitting in on "Tin Pan Alley," the triumphant show (11 of the 15 songs are included here) centered on the cream of SRV's first three studio albums. While some of these tracks have found their way onto other releases (Live Alive, Blues at Sunrise), the show's "Scuttle Buttin'," "Voodoo Chile," "Gone Home," and "Couldn't Stand the Weather" are released here for the first time. The set's comprehensive liner notes contain new commentary from the band's Shannon and Layton, David Bowie, early confidant Darryl Pitt, and many quotes from the guitar legend himself. All history lessons should be this riveting. --Jerry McCulley
Customer Reviews:
Phenomenal.......2007-05-04
Highlights include the 82's Texas Flood and Dirty Pool and 85's Voodoo Chile and Tin Pan Alley.
1982 performance is second to none.......2007-02-25
The 1982 version of Hideaway/Rudemood will give you goose bumps or you dont like blues.
ENJOY!
Amazing - Nicely Put Together.......2006-10-28
get it on DVD.......2006-03-19
1982 Amazing. Short, perhaps his best........2005-12-03
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