Artist: Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd

Title: Live At Rockpalast 1977

Condition:

Format: CD

Release Date: 2019

Label: Made in Germany Musi

UPC: 885513903105

Genre: Rock

Album Tracks

DISC 1:
1. Lover of the Bayou
2. American Girl
3. Mr. Spaceman
4. Why Baby Why/Tiffany Queen
5. Golden Loom
6. Juice Head
7. Chestnut Mare
8. Midnight Dew
9. Dixie Highway (Feat. Sam Clayton/Little Feet)
10. We Can Do It All Over Again
11. Shoot Him
12. Feel a Whole Lot Better
13. Turn, Turn, Turn
14. Mr. Tambourine Man
15. Eight Miles High

DISC 2:
1. Lover of the Bayou
2. American Girl
3. Mr. Spaceman
4. Why Baby Why/Tiffany Queen
5. Golden Loom
6. Juice Head
7. Chestnut Mare
8. Midnight Dew
9. Dixie Highway (Feat. Sam Clayton/Little Feet)
10. We Can Do It All Over Again
11. Shoot Him
12. Feel a Whole Lot Better
13. Turn, Turn, Turn
14. Mr. Tambourine Man
15. Eight Miles High

The legendary first Rockpalast night from 1977 made rock history. Final guest on stage: Roger McGuinns Thunderbyrds. Before Roger McGuinn entered the stage with his Thunderbyrds as the top act of the night, Rory Gallagher and Little Feat had already rocked the Grugahalle. The Thunderbyrds had their first and only album (simply titled "Thunderbyrd") released. The line-up of the band next to McGuinn was excellent: Rick Vito (lead-guitar, back- and lead vocals) came from John Mayall and was exactly one decade later a member of Fleetwood Mac for four years, Charlie Harrison (bass and background-vocals) was previously a member of the progressive rockers of Judas Jump and Tundra and later joined the West Coast legend Poco and Greg Thomas was playing drums for Loudon Wainwright III, Seals & Crofts and Leon Russell prior to the Thunderbyrds. A well-coordinated band, stimulating their boss Roger McGuinn ("Pick it up McGuinn!!!!") to some top performances. That was really a very magical moment in the history of the Rockpalast series which has lost nothing of it's power, intensity and passion even after 42 years