Roger McGuinn – The Troubadour 1991
The Troubadour, West
Hollywood February 1, 1991
Roger McGuinn - guitar, vocals
Stan Lynch - drums
John Jorgenson - guitar
George Hawkins - bass
Tom Petty – guitar, vocals on tracks 9-14
Party for the launch of Roger McGuinn’s “Back from Rio”
album
Audience recording
1. Intro +
My Back Pages (3:31)
2. Someone
To Love (3:52)
3. Car
Phone (4:46)
4. You
Bowed Down (4:04)
5. The
Trees Are All Gone (4:23)
6. Without
Your Love (4:34)
7. The Time
Has Come (4:00)
8. Band Intro
+ Love That Never Dies (4:38)
9. Mr.
Tambourine Man (2:46)
10. Turn
Turn Turn (3:49)
11. King Of
The Hill (6:01)
12. Eight
Miles High + crowd (5:22)
13. So You
Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (2:47)
14. Chimes
Of Freedom (4:01)
Artwork
Included (front, back)
4 comments:
Thank You
Thanks a million once again!
Back From Rio (weird title, as he was never there) is one of McGuinn's best solo albums and came hot on the heels of the first Byrds Box Set and the Byrds' induction into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall Fame. Tom Petty's influence is felt throughout the CD, but the sound is unmistakably McGuinn/Byrds. In fact, this set is evenly divided between Byrds songs and Back From Rio and Tom Petty appears halfway through. The songs are well-chosen and the band plays them well, although the 12-string is not as prominent in the concert as on the record. McGuinn seemed supercharged in this period, and although Back From Rio didn't make him a household name, it got good reviews if I remember right and had a decent commercial success for an artist whose main work was in the 60's. McGuinn's next studio album (Limited Edition) didn't come out until much later, but it was also one of his best--certainly better than his most recent studio effort. A very appreciated upload, so thanks R--B.
Thanks, RB; cool show.
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