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Live at Leeds is a live album by John Martyn. He independently released this album himself in an initial run of 10,000 that were numbered and signed, [1] after a disagreement with Island about its commercial viability. [4] The working title was "Ringside Seat"; photos of Martyn and bassist Danny Thompson in a boxing ring were taken for a ...
John Martyn Live at Leeds: Deluxe Edition Review. Live. Released 2010. BBC Review. The magical concert plus previously unreleased rehearsal recordings. Sid Smith 2010. Martyn fans have...
John toured extensively in 1975 with Danny Thompson, John Stevens on drums and Paul Kossoff on guitar. A full-blooded and uncompromising concert at Leeds University was recorded with a view to releasing a live album, but Island weren’t keen so John produced, designed and sold “Live At Leeds” mail-order from his Hastings home.
Sep 6, 2010 · Live at Leeds (Deluxe Edition) was released on 6 September 2010. For the first time ever the entire concert was released as it was originally recorded on the night. This superb concert is supplemented by additional songs from rehearsals, including much tomfoolery as you would expect, including Paul Kossoff attempting to play Danny Thompson’s ...
Oct 1, 2010 · In its new form, Live At Leeds is the previously unreleased document of the Leeds concert in its entirety, Kossoff and all, with 35 minutes of afternoon rehearsal included as bonus material on Disc 2.
6 Sep 2010. The Bottom Line: Fine reconstruction of historical evening. This is not the same album as the original Live At Leeds; instead it offers the tapes of the concert itself. So most of the material is unreleased. Well presented collection of tapes with much unknown material accompanied by 24 page booklet.
Recorded at Leeds University in February 1975 and released in 1976 in a limited edition by John Martyn himself, Live At Leeds is now one of the most essential of Martyn’s many studio and live releases. This Deluxe Edition includes the entire 1975 concert as well as rehearsal tapes.
