Day: March 13, 2022

Sniff ‘n’ the Tears is a British rock band perhaps best known for their 1978 song “Driver’s Seat”, a hit in many countries (including number eleven on the American Billboard Hot 100 chart). The exception was the UK itself where a problem with EMI’s pressing plant meant that the single was not available following the band’s appearance on Top of the Pops and it peaked just outside the Top 40.

*Paul Roberts – vocals and acoustic guitars
Les Davidson – guitars
Mike Taylor – keyboards
Nick South – bass
Jamie Lane – drums
Martin Diggle – congas

TRACKLIST:
1.Steal My Heart
2.Moment Of Weakness
3.Don”t Frighten Me
4.What Can Daddy Do

Live Over Europe is a Blu-ray edition of the Anglo-American rock supergroup, recorded on 14 HD cameras in the summer of 2011 in the German cities of Hamburg, Munich and Berlin and released on October 24, 2011.

The band was originally conceived during a joint gig for Guitar Center (a chain of musical instrument stores headquartered in California, USA) Joe Bonamassa and a few friends, including Deep Purple bassist Glenn Hughes. Producer Kevin Shirley offered to form a band, which was soon joined by drummer Jason Bonham. The concept of a trio group did not suit Joe Bonamassa and it was decided to invite keyboardist Derek Sherinian. They decided to call the band Black Country, but were forced to change their name due to the threat of a lawsuit from anothe

The documentary is dedicated to the most fruitful period in the biography of the famous British The Who – from their first club concerts to the world-shaking rock opera ‘Tommy’ (1969). Tape director Jeff Stein has repeatedly called himself the biggest fan of The Who in the world, so his film has everything that fans of the group can dream of – interviews, concerts and unofficial footage behind the scenes.

Even a younger listener will find something familiar in this album. The songs of The Who included in this film are hits for all time. Even 30 years later, they are used in popular films and TV shows (House, C.S.I. series).

01. My Generation [5:39]
02. I Can’t Explain [2:30]
03. Russell Harty #1 [1:03]

Following on from the huge success of 2004’s Greatest Hits CD & DVD releases, Live and Dangerous at the Rainbow, Thin Lizzy’s legendary live film from 1978, is finally released on DVD.

With full digital restoration and new 5.1 surround mix, this release offers the ever-loyal Lizzy fan amazing value for money an additional TV concert is included which truly reflects the status of one of rock’s best live bands.
Live And Dangerous showcases Thin Lizzy’s iconic concert at the historic Rainbow Theatre in 1977, before a riotous crowd at the frenzied pinnacle of their form.
The DVD is presented with pristinely restored visual clarity and 5.1 digital surround sound. With an incredible 2 hours of bonus material,

Year of release: March 29, 2011.
Country, label: Germany, Racket Records /Edel.
Genre: Prog. Rock, Neo Progressive.
Duration: 01:09:49 + 00:57:51.

The concert took place on December 7, 2009 at the Cadogan Hall in London.

Composition:
Steve Hogarth – vocals and lyrics, additional keyboards, guitars, percussion
Steve Rothery – electric and acoustic guitars
Pete Trewavas – bass guitars, backing vocals, additional guitars, samples and effects
Mark Kelly – keyboards, samples and effects, backing vocals, programming
Ian Mosley – drums, percussion

1. Go! [7:02]
2. Interior Lulu [7:56]
4. Out of This World [5:53]
5. Wrapped up in Time [5:03]
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