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Live On Air At The BBC & Other Transmissions 1974-1975
Artist:
The Pretty Things
Format: CD
New: Not in stock
Wish
Formats and Editions
1. Old Man Going (Live / Musikladen, Dec. 1974)
2. Dream / Joey (Live / Musikladen, Dec. 1974)
3. It's Been So Long (Live Musikladen, Dec. 1974)
4. Bridge Of God (Live / John Peel With Top Gear, Bbc, 17/12/1974)
5. Singapore Silk Torpedo (Live / John Peel With Top Gear, Bbc, 17/12/1974)
6. Come Home Momma (Live / John Peel With Top Gear, Bbc, 17/12/1974)
7. Dream / Joey (Live / John Peel With Top Gear, Bbc, 17/12/1974)
8. Not Only But Also (Live / John Peel With Top Gear, Bbc, 17/07/1975/)
9. Big City (Live / John Peel With Top Gear, Bbc, 17/07/1975)
10. Belfast Cowboys / Bruise In The Sky (Live / John Peel With Top Gear, Bbc, 17/07/1975)
11. Dream / Joey (Live / John Peel With Top Gear, Bbc, 17/07/1975)
12. Singapore Silk Torpedo (Live / The Old Grey Whistle Test, Bbc, 26/11/1974)
13. Dream / Joey (Live / The Old Grey Whistle Test, Bbc, 26/11/1974)
14. Old Man Going (Live / In Concert, Bbc, 28/11/1974)
15. Living Without You (Live / In Concert, Bbc, 28/11/1974)
16. Dream / Joey (Live / In Concert, Bbc, 28/11/1974)
17. Belfast Cowboys / Bruise In The Sky (Live / In Concert, Bbc, 28/11/1974)
18. It`s Been So Long (Live / In Concert, Bbc, 28/11/1974)
19. Bridge Of God (Live / In Concert, Bbc, 28/11/1974)
20. Come Home Momma (Live / In Concert, Bbc, 28/11/1974)
21. Singapore Silk Torpedo (Live / In Concert, Bbc, 28/11/1974)
More Info:
Limited two disc (CD + NTSC/Region 0 DVD) set. Live archive release featuring BBC and German TV recordings of songs from their 1974/76 releases on the Led Zeppelin owned Swan Song label. The Pretty Things are an English rock band, formed in 1963 in London. They took their name from Willie Dixon's 1955 song 'Pretty Thing'. A pure rhythm and blues band in their early years, with several singles charting in the United Kingdom, they later embraced other genres such as psychedelic rock in the late 1960s (with 1968 S.F. Sorrow being one of the first rock operas), hard rock in the early 1970s and new wave in the early 1980s.
