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Greatest Hits Live (bootleg CD)
Chartbusters (Cher-031-A)
(Amcos compact disk; digital sound; 1994 Made in Australia)
- Here Comes The Night (Berns) (2:57)
- Baby Please Don't Go (Williams) (2:34)
- Domino (3:33)
- Jackie Wilson Said (I'm in Heaven When You Smile) (2:54)
- Gloria (3:51)
- Brown Eyed Girl (2:24)
- Come Running (1:38)
- Blue Money (3:45)
- Bein' Green (Raposo) (2:32)
- Wild Night (4:19)
- Caravan (5:30)
- Checkin' It Out (3:33)
- Moondance (4:31)
- Crazy Love (2:46)
- And It Stoned Me (4:08)
- Into The Mystic (1:51)
- Wave Length (3:28)
- Full Force Gale (1:21)
- Bright Side of the Road (3:16)
- She Gives Me Religion (3:12)
- Cleaning Windows (4:24)
- Moonshine Whiskey (4:51)
Total time: (73:14)
Track details from chancede@SLU.EDU:
Tracks 1-4: July 11, 1990 Montreux, Switzerland, Casino de
Montreux, Montreux Jazz Festival -- see Down By Avalon
and Live In Montreux
Track 5: taken from It's Too Late To Stop Now
Track 6: July 11, 1984 Montreux, Switzerland, Casino de Montreux,
Montreux Jazz Festival -- see Haunts Of Ancient Peace,
I Can't Go On...But I'll Go On, and
Summertime In Montreux
Tracks 7-10: May 26, 1973 Los Angeles CA, The Troubadour -- see
It Ain't Why...It Just Is! and
Wild Night
Track 11: November 25, 1976 San Francisco CA, The Winterland
Arena, The Last Waltz
Track 12: November 26, 1978 Los Angeles CA, The Roxy
-- see Live At The Roxy and
George Ivan Morrison
Track 13: unknown 1973 filler used on Live At
The Orphanage
Tracks 14-15: April 26, 1970 San Francisco CA, The Fillmore West
-- see Gets His Chance To Wail, Vol. 3: Rocks His Gypsy Soul
and others
Tracks 16-21: April 3, 1982 Essen, W. Germany, Die Grugahalle,
aired on German TV ("Rockpalast") -- see Live In Essen,
1982 and Can You Feel The Silence
Track 22: September 5, 1971 San Francisco CA, Pacific High
Recording Studios -- see The Inner Mystic and others
Review by Franklin Corbin:
I am VERY impressed with the overall sound
quality. In fact, most of the CD sounds like a studio recording with the
exception of four or five of the songs. Very crisp sound from the horns to
the vocals. Lots of backup vocals can be heard behind Van, however, I can't
tell who they are. Some of the songs are from the same live show so there is
a nice transition from one song to the next after the crowd applause.
Certainly, Van's voice is strong and sounds as though the songs are from the
early to mid 1980's at the latest. Track #4 "Jackie Wilson Said", is one of
the liveliest renditions of this song I've heard as far as live versions go.
There is live audience applause on each and every song. Van does not chat or
converse in between sets. The band is extremely tight, crisp and well tuned
as demonstrated on the songs "Bein' Green" and "Checkin' It Out" (Great
female backup vocals on Checkin' It Out). A very good mixture of great Van
songs. Only a few songs (And It Stoned Me, Caravan, Crazy Love) have a weak,
tinny sound.
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