Roger McGuinn and The Headlights – Live In Boston 1991
Berklee Performance Center, Boston, MA - April 12, 1991
Roger McGuinn (guitar, vocals)
With The Headlights:
Steve Connelly (guitar, vocals)
Steve Robinson (guitar, vocals)
Scott Dempster (bass)
Dany DiPietra (drums)
Disc 1
1. The Headlights - This Ain't The Summer Of Love (5:35)
2. The Headlights - Information (4:15)
3. The Headlights - Earthbound (6:21)
4. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - Someone To Love (3:47)
5. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - Car Phone (4:34)
6. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - You Bowed Down (3:59)
7. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - Chimes Of Freedom (3:57)
8. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - The Trees Are All Gone (4:23)
9. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - Tiffany Queen (3:38)
10. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - The Time Has Come (3:45)
Disc 2
1. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - Your Love Is A Gold Mine (4:32)
2. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - Chestnut Mare (5:22)
3. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - My Back Pages (3:41)
4. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - King Of The Hill (6:01)
5. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - Mr. Tambourine Man (2:37)
6. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - Turn! Turn! Turn! (4:16)
7. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - Eight Miles High (5:17)
8. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (2:55)
9. Roger McGuinn And The Headlights - I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:50)
10. Roger McGuinn - He Was A Friend Of Mine (2:19)
11. Roger McGuinn - I'm So Restless (1:48)
12. Roger McGuinn - Up To Me (2:31)
13. Roger McGuinn - Knockin' On Heaven's Door (3:21)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
2 comments:
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A fine concert showcasing McGuinn's Back from Rio album and a number of Byrds songs, all played very professionally by McGuinn and one of his best bands, a Florida group called the Headlights. This band seems quite in tune (pardon the pun) with McGuinn's style, and performs all the songs with verve and taste. Their own songs are also quite good, and it's nice that McGuinn gave them a chance to show what they can do on their own at the beginning of the show. The Back from Rio songs are excellent, especially Your Love is a Gold Mine and King of the Hill, where McGuinn does a credible imitation of Tom Petty at one point! Of the Byrds songs, Eight Miles High was a standout. The recording is quite good, although I felt the drums were too strong and the 12-string too weak in volume at points. McGuinn could have produced a fine album with this band, but unfortunately the collaboration didn't last long. Thanks, R--B.
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