VARIOUS ARTISTS
- CD
THE 60S AT THE BEEB VOL.7 &8
| LABEL: |
| Girl School 015-016 |
| SOURCE: |
| Westwood One Radio Show from 1987 with BBC Tracks from 64-69 |
| FORMAT: |
| 2 cdrs |
| RUNNING TIME: |
| 74.23/68.49 |
| SOUND/SOURCE: |
| Soundboard mono |
| PACKAGING: |
| Double Slimline Jewel case |
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SOUND 8.5 / PACKAGING 9
/ PERFORMANCE 8.5
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| TRACK LIST: |
Disc 1: 1. Andy Peebles, 2. The J.Hendrix Experience: Day Tripper, 3. The J.Hendrix Experience: Wait Until Tomorrow, 4. Eric Burdon:
Monterey, 5. Andy Peebles, 6. Cream: Stepping Out, 7. Cream: Politician, 8. Andy Peebles
, 9. The Troggs : Peggy Sue, 10
. The Troggs: Little Green Apples, 11. Andy Peebeles Int. With Chris Dreja, 12. The Yardbirds: Think About It, 13. Int.With J.Page, 14. The Yardbirds: Goodnight Sweet Josephine, 15. Andy Peebles int.With Arthur Brown, 16. The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown: Fire, 17. Andy Peebles, 18. Pink Floyd: Julia Dream, 19. Pink Floyd: Let There Be More Light, 20. Pink Floyd: Murderistic Woman, 21. Andy Peebles, 22. Joe Cocker: With A Little Help From My Friends, 23. Fleetwood Mac: Albatross, 24. Jethro Tull: Love Story, 25. Andy Peebles, 26. Pink Floyd: Point Me At The Sky, 27. Pink Floyd: Embryo, 28. Ten Years After: I m Going Home.
Disc 2: 1. Andy Peebles, 2. Deep Purple: Emmeretta, 3. Led Zeppelin: Communication Breakdown, 4. Led Zeppelin: You Shook Me, 5. Andy Peebles, 6. Free: Songs Of Yesterday, 7. The Nice: Diary Of An Empty Day, 8. King Crimson: In The Court Of The Crimson King, 9. Andy Peebles, 10. Led Zeppelin: Whola Lotta Love, 11. Int.With J.Page, 12. Led Zeppelin: What Is And What Should Never Be, 13. Led Zeppelin: Traveling
Riverside Blues,
14. A. Peebles, 15: Elton John: Lady Samantha, 16. Int.With E.John, 17. Elton John: Sails, 18. Yes: Looking Around, 19. Andy Peebles, 20. Deep Purple: Speed King, 21. David Bowie: Unwashed And Slightly Dazed, 22. Int.With David Bowie, 23. David Bowie: Let Me Sleep Beside You, 24. The Beatles: Rock And Roll Music.
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| REVIEW: |
The last chapter covers the years 1968 and 1969 and after starting with the final session from Jimi Hendrix presents Eric Burdon, Jimmy Page, the Troggs and Cream. Then we have the Crazy World of Arthur Brown with his hit "Fire" from April 68 featuring Ron Wood on bass. The rest of Disc one has Pink Floyd with the unique song "Murderistic Woman", Jethro Tull, Fleetwood Mac and Ten Years After.
Disc two presents many 70s band in their prime starting with Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin, followed by Free, Nice, King Crimson, Elton John, Yes and David Bowie. The last song is again from the Beatles, recorded on 25 November 1964.
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