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FM LIVE

FM LIVE

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Climax Blues Band: Colin Cooper (vocals, guitar, saxophone); Peter Haycock (vocals, guitar); Derek Holt (bass, drums); John Cuffley (drums). Recorded live at The Academy Of Music, New York, New York. Includes liner notes by Alan Clayson. Climax Blues Band includes: Peter Haycock. Contains 12 tracks. Originally released in 1973, this live recording finds the British boogie-band stadium rockers at their mature best, performing their unique take on blues and jazz classics like "Seventh Son," "Going to New York," and "Let's Work Together." There's an extended instrumental passage on "Flight," and "Mesopopmania" highlights Colin Cooper and Peter Haycock's Allmans-style dueling guitars, while "So Many Roads" features a gorgeous Peter Green-style guitar workout, and "Shake Your Love" is a bone-rattling Bo Diddley-esque jam.
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