In Concert

Issued in a fat 2 CD jewel case (black), with 12-page booklet. The durations printed on the sleeve differ considerably from the real durations. These are the printed durations: 1-1: 6:25 / 1-2: 10:16 / 1-3: 18:26 / 1-4: 17:18. 2-1: 6:35 / 2-2: 8:30 / 2-3: 4:55 / 2-4: 3:50 / 2-5: 8:50 / 2-6: 20:55 / 2-7: 6:27 / 2-8: 7:00. Page 9 of booklet is totally blank, from what appears to be a printing error. Two complete 1970 - 1972 recordings. Compact disc one recording took place on February 19th 1970 at the BBC Studios in London, UK for "The Sunday Show". Compact disc two taped on March 9th 1972 at the Paris Theatre in Lower Regent Street, London, UK for "BBC Sounds of the Seventies". In booklet: Compact disc one 1970: ℗ 1980 The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by Parlophone Records Ltd. A Warner Music Group Company. Compact disc two 1972: ℗ 1980 except track 3 ℗ 1992 The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by HEC Enterprises Ltd. All songs released by arrangement with BBC Records. 1970 recording produced by Jeff Griffin and engineered by Tony Wilson. 1972 recording produced by Pete Dauncey and engineered by Adrian Revill. 1970 mono recording reprocessed for stereo, 1972 mixed from original 8 track by Nick Tauber, 1980. On backcover: All songs ℗ 1980 HEC Enterprises Ltd. Copyright Control. The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by HEC Enterprises Ltd. © 1992 Parlophone Records Ltd. A Warner Music Group Company. Original release negotiated by Tony Edwards. Thanks to Gary Critcher and Tim Joseph. On disc 1: Made in England. ℗ 1980 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by HEC Enterprises Ltd. Released in arrangement with BBC Records. © 1992 Parlophone Records Ltd. A Warner Music Group Company. Disc one 1970. Everything louder than everything else! On disc 2: Made in England. ℗ 1980 except track 3 ℗ 1992 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by HEC Enterprises Ltd. Released in arrangement with BBC Records. © 1992 Parlophone Records Ltd. A Warner Music Group Company. Disc two 1972. Here's a bit of boogaloo!