Recorded around the same time as Rock 'n' Roll Animal, but drawing from his Transformer and Berlin albums, where the former is more VU material.
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Recorded around the same time as Rock 'n' Roll Animal, but drawing from his Transformer and Berlin albums, where the former is more VU material.
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I agree with you regarding 'Rock N Roll Animal' being "more VU", not surprising as 5 of the 7 tracks are taken from VU albums.
Of the two albums 'Transformer' and 'Berlin', I much prefer Transformer.
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Delaney & Bonnie & Friends On Tour with Eric Clapton
I had forgotten just how good this LP is.
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It is very good. Used to have it on tape I should get the CD now you reminded me.Originally Posted by Barry
Delanie & Bonnie & Friends On Tour with Eric Clapton
I had forgotten just how good this LP is.
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Would have helped if I had spelt his name correctly!
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That is my opinion too. I do also have 'Tusk', which I only played once. Says it all really. I've never heard 'Tango on the Night', and I'm in no hurry.
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I have a copy of 'Tusk', and like you have only played it once. There is only one track on it that I like and that is the title track: Tusk.
'Tango in the Night' is better, but not essential.
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