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Live From Central Park (Hour No. 4)

Phil Collins · 1983

Лейбл	Télémédia Communications
Каталожный №	TBS-LC-4
Формат	Винил, LP, Transcription
Дата выпуска	1983
Страна	Канада
Жанр	Рок, Поп
Стиль	Софт-рок, Поп-рок, Классик-рок

Треклист

	Pat St. John Radio Intro
	I Don't Care Anymore
	I Cannot Believe It's True
	This Must Be Love
	Segment Break
	Segment Intro
	I Missed Again
	Behind The Lines
	Segment Break
	Segment Intro
	Like China
	You Can't Hurry Love
	It Don't Matter To Me
	Segment Break
	Segment Intro
	The Roof Is Leaking
	Don't Let Him Steal Your Heart Away
	Segment Break
	End Credits

Участники

Bass: Mo Foster

Drums: Chester Thompson

Drums, Keyboards, Lead Vocals: Phil Collins

Guitar, Banjo: Daryl Stuermer

Hosted By: Pat St. John

Keyboards: Peter Robinson

Saxophone: Don Myrick

Trombone: Louis Satterfield

Trumpet: Michael Harris

Trumpet: Rahmlee Michael Davis

Компании

: TBS Syndications - Toronto

: D.I.R. Broadcasting Corp.

: Perkins Palace

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Matrix / Runout	TBS-LC-4-1
Matrix / Runout	TBS-LC-4-2
Matrix / Runout	LC-4-1
Matrix / Runout	LC-4-2

Примечания

PHIL COLLINS Live From Central Park (Hour No. 4) Recorded Live at Perkins Palace, Pasadena, California - 19 December 1982 Original Airdate - xx-xx-1983 1983 pre-FM SIngle Vinyl LP This is the first of at least two such radio transcription discs which claim to have been recorded in Central Park in New York. The second set, marked Hour No. 14, can be found here: [r11957787]. This is a live LP for radio broadcast on Télémédia-owned Canadian stations. White label with black printing in generic white jacket. No venue, date, or detailed tracklist information printed on this release, however, close examination reveals the show was recorded at Perkins Palace, Pasadena, California on 19 December 1982. Portions of the performance from that night was also released on VHS and Laserdisc, however, no DVD or Blu-ray release has ever materialized. This can be found here: [m275218]. This LP contains original DJ introductions by Pat St. John, but no commercial blocks.