More In Concerts from 1970/71 - Skid Row

[steve]

Hi Jon,

Many thanks for your reply. Have added the track details to the wiki. Yeah, the official release was of the 1971 Peel concert show. The Hux link you mentioned in your earlier message says no known recording exists (existed) of the 1970 show - so Jim had a bit of a rarity there. Many thanks to him for sharing!

As you say, the studio tracks at the end of the recording seem to be something completely different. According to Ken's book, the rest of the 1970 concert show was Pretty Things.

Cheers,

Steve

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, Jon Farrow <pigsonthewing25@...> wrote:
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> Hi Steve, Okay, I just downloaded and listened to the 1970 show. Had assumed it was the same stuff as the official release and am pleasantly amazed to find it's not! So thanks for making it available. The four concert tracks are 'For Those Who Do',  'Mad Dog Woman', 'An Awful Lot of Woman' and 'Felicity'. That accounts for the first 20 mins of the recording. I'm not convinced the four studio tracks that follow actually are Skid Row. The first is a cover of 'Amos Moses' by Jerry Reed, but is that really Brush Shiels singing? No! The next track sounds like the same group, but I still don't know who they are. They are at least musically similar to Skid Row, but sound American to me. The last two tracks sound totally unrelated to me. Any ideas out there? Jon F. To: peel@yahoogroups.com
> From: saipanda@...
> Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2012 12:54:02 +0000
> Subject: [peel] Re: More In Concerts from 1970/71
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