Generalprobe 1985
"Generalprobe 1985" - ? - SB4
Recorded at Brixton Academy, London in February 1985
EC / Tim Renwick (Guitar) / Chris Stainton (Keyboards) / Donald 'Duck' Dunn
(Bass) /
Jamie Oldaker (Drums) / Marcy Levy (Vocals) / Shawn Murphy (Vocals)
| Disc 1 | |
| Everybody Oughta Make A Change | 3:47 |
| Motherless Children | 4:34 |
| I Shot The Sheriff | 6:58 |
| Same Old Blues | 8:29 |
| Tangled In Love | 4:39 |
| Steppin' Out | 7:03 |
| Just Like A Prisoner | 4:47 |
| Tulsa Time | 3:33 |
| Something Is Wrong My Baby | 5:39 |
| Badge | 5:28 |
| Never Make You Cry | 3:13 |
| Wonderful Tonight | 4:57 |
| Key To The
Highway
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5:26 |
| Disc 2 | |
| Let It Rain | 5:26 |
| Cocaine | 5:25 |
| Layla | 7:58 |
| Who's Loving You Tonight | 3:39 |
| Have You Ever Loved A Woman | 4:02 |
| Blues Power | 9:41 |
| Blues Power | 5:51 |
| Let It Rain | 5:59 |
| Who's Loving You Tonight | 3:49 |
| Have You Ever Loved A Woman | 3:59 |
| Cocaine | 3:42 |
| Layla | 6:29 |
| Ray Witham |
Rating : 10/10 |
25 October 2006 |
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The first thing that gets you with this album is the standard of the artwork! What a great job! The other as good as this is "One More Car, One More Driver" for artwork. Now on to the songs, a great mix of stuff with very good sound quality on all considering they are essentially rehearsals. I mainly bought this for "Just Like A Prisoner" a criminally under used song of Eric's. I was also impressed with the Blues section on Disc 2 from tracks 4 - 7. It was nice to hear "Key To the Highway" and "Tulsa Time" for the first time in ages. Special mention goes to "Never Make You Cry" a remixed special of sorts, all in all a great set that really highlights the '85 tour because you get some of the stuff here that you weren't luck enough to get on the tour itself. |
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| Geetarz.org |
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3 October 2006 |
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Rehearsals for the 1985 tour, including an all too rare performance of "Just Like a Prisoner". And to answer the question on everyone's mind (including mine), here's the comment from a website visitor: "'Generalprobe' means the very last rehearsal before a tour or a concert starts. The very last chance to play and check the full program before you go out to the public.". |
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