Babylon By Bus is the second live album by Bob Marley & The Wailers, mainly recorded in Paris in June 1978 on the Kaya tour.
Tag: 1978 live albums
Live Albums Recorded In 1978
Live albums and recordings from 1978 include:
AC/DC – If You Want Blood You’ve Got It
AC/DC Paradise Theatre Boston 1978 (Zip City)
AC/DC Problem Child Live
Aerosmith – Live Bootleg
Aerosmith Baying At The Moon
Be Bop Deluxe – Tremulous Antenna Radioland
Be Bop Deluxe At The BBC 1974-1978
Blondie Live in Philadelphia 1978 & Dallas 1980
Blondie Picture This Live
Blue Oyster Cult – Some Enchanted Evening
Bootsy’s Rubber Band – Live In Louisville
The Bothy Band BBC Radio One Live In Concert
The Bothy Band After Hours Live In Paris
Budgie – Radio Sessions 1974 & 1978
Captain Beefheart Live At My Father’s Place
Martin Carthy The January Man Live in Belfast
Cheap Trick At Budokan
Chelsea Live And Loud aka Live At The Music Machine
City Boy – Live At My Father’s Place
Climax Blues Band Live At The BBC Rock Goes To College
Elvis Costello – Live At The El Mocambo
Elvis Costello – Live At The Hollywood High
The David Johansen Group The David Johansen Group Live
Dire Straits Live At The BBC
Dr Feelgood Down at the BBC In Concert
Ian Dury Live At Rockpalast
Bob Dylan – At Budokan
Eddie And The Hot Rods – Live In Concert
Eloy Eloy Live
Gentle Giant Out of the Fire The BBC Concerts
Andrew Gold The Late Show Live
Grateful Dead Closing of Winterland: December 31 1978
Al Green – Tokyo Live
Sammy Hagar All Night Long Loud & Clear
Emmylou Harris Live In 1978 With Ricky Skaggs
Steve Hillage Live Herald
The Jam Fire & Skill The Jam Live
The Jam At The BBC
Waylon Jennings Grand Ole Opry Nashville Tn
Jethro Tull – Bursting Out
Kansas Two For The Show
Albert King Talkin’ Blues
Love Live Whisky A Go-Go
Magazine Play
Magna Carta Live In Bergen
Bob Marley – Babylon By Bus
Bob Marley Easy Skanking In Boston 78
McGuinn Clark Hillman Live At The Boarding House
Mink DeVille Live At Rockpalast
Muddy Waters Muddy Mississippi Waters Live
Willie Nelson Willie And Family Live
The Only Ones Darkness And Light The Complete BBC Recordings
Ozark Mountain Daredevils It’s Alive
Graham Parker Live On The Test
Graham Parker – The Parkerilla
Graham Parker Live At Rockpalast
Graham Parker Official Bootleg Box
Parliament Funkadelic Live 1976-1993
The Pirates Don’t Munchen It Live In Europe
Teddy Pendergrass Live Coast To Coast
Pere Ubu Live at the Longhorn April 1 1978
Pere Ubu One Man Drives While The Other Man Screams
Radio Stars Something for the Weekend
The Ramones You Don’t Come Close
The Ramones Live January 7 1978 At The Palladium NYC
Lou Reed Live Take No Prisoners
Renaissance The BBC Sessions
The Rezillos Live At The Glasgow Apollo
Todd Rundgren Back to the Bars
Rush Different Stages
Santana Live At The Bottom Line
Scorpions Tokyo Tapes
Sex Pistols Live at Winterland
The Slits Live At The Gibus Club
Patti Smith Easter Rising
Son Seals Live & Burning
Southside Johnny 1978 Live In Boston
Spirit Rock and Roll Planet
Spirit Live At The Rainbow
Bruce Springsteen 1978/08/09 Cleveland Ohio (official)
Bruce Springsteen Live At The Capitol Theater, Passiac NJ
Bruce Springsteen Agora Ballroom
Bruce Springsteen Winterland Night
Bruce Springsteen Live At The Roxy
Steeleye Span Live At Last
Al Stewart Time Passages Live
Donna Summer Live & More
Talking Heads – The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads
Talking Heads Real Live Wires
Talking Heads The Boarding House San Francisco 1978 (TAJ)
Television – The Blow Up
Television – Live At The Old Waldorf
Thin Lizzy The Boys Are Back in Town Live in Australia
Peter Tosh Live at My Fathers Place
Tyla Gang Live at Rockpalast
UFO – Strangers In The Night
UFO The Official Bootleg Box Set
Van Der Graaf Generator – Vital
The Vibrators BBC Punk Sessions
Whitesnake Live In The Heart Of The City
Yes – Yesshows
Neil Young – Live Rust
Frank Zappa You Can’t Do That On Stage Anymore Vol 1
Frank Zappa Sheik Yerbouti
Frank Zappa Hammersmith Odeon
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UFO Strangers In The Night 1978
Strangers In The Night is a live album by UFO recorded on their 1978 US tour to promote the Obsession album. Guitarist Michael Schenker left before recording another album.
Unlike Deep Purple or even Uriah Heep, it’s hard to pick out a classic studio album by UFO that is essential listening.
They are all good but there’s no In Rock, Machine Head or Demons & Wizards. I have the five recorded with Michael Schenker after they moved away from space rock and I think they are all good rather than great.
But UFO nail it with Strangers In The Night.
UFO Strangers In The Night
Budgie Radio Sessions 1974 & 1978
Radio Sessions 1974 & 1978 is a live album by Budgie which consists of two concerts recorded by the group and broadcast on the radio. The first in London in 1974 and the second in Los Angeles in 1978.
Budgie Radio Sessions 1974 & 1978
Television The Blow Up 1978
The Blow Up is a live album recorded by Television in 1978 with songs from Marquee Moon and Adventure.
Television The Blow Up
AC/DC If You Want Blood You’ve Got It 1978
If You Want Blood You’ve Got It was the first live album by AC/DC recorded in April 1978 at the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow on the Powerage Tour.
AC/DC If You Want Blood You’ve Got It
Aerosmith Live Bootleg 1978
Live Bootleg is a live album by Aerosmith recorded from concerts in 1977 and ’78 with two songs from a radio broadcast in 1973.
This represents the group after their first peak of success with the heavy metal/sleaze rock classic albums Toys In The Attic and Rocks which were strongly influenced by Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones.
Aerosmith Live Bootleg
Talking Heads The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads 1977 to 1981
The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads is a live compilation album from Talking Heads spanning the years from 1977 to 1981.
This represents the time when Talking Heads were at their most innovative, coming out of the punk movement at the CBGBs club but sounding nothing like punk. In my classification system I’m treating talking Heads as both a new wave band and an art rock band.
This album represents Talking Heads at their brilliant, quirky best and in my opinion is even more exciting than Stop Making Sense.
If you’re wondering about the title, the group were often incorrectly called The Talking Heads. David Byrne would often introduce songs with the phrase “The name of this song …”
The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads
My Rating – 29 out of 30 – an outstanding live album
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Be Bop Deluxe Tremulous Antenna Radioland 1976 &1978
Tremulous Antenna and Radioland: BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert are basically the same album which brings together two radio broadcasts by Be Bop Deluxe from 1976 and 1978.
Be Bop Deluxe Tremulous Antenna
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Neil Young Live Rust 1978
Live Rust is a live album by Neil Young recorded in 1978 and some of the songs were used in the film Rust Never Sleeps.
I get confused with how Live Rust fits in with the Rust Never Sleeps album which was also partially recorded live at San Francisco’s Cow’s Palace and later had the audience noise removed.
Live Rust starts with an acoustic set and climaxes with an all-out electric rave. That worked particularly well on a double LP where you could choose which version of Neil Young you wanted.
Controversially the album was squeezed on to a single CD by editing out about 90 seconds of guitar from Cortez The Killer. This horrifies purists but I don’t think it is noticeable when you listen to it.
Neil Young Live Rust
My rating – 28 out of 30 (9 +10 +9)
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David Bowie Stage 1978
David Bowie Stage is a live album of the 1978 tour promoting Low and Heroes from his Berlin phase with Brian Eno.
It was his second live album after the disappointing reception to David Live from 1974’s Diamond Dogs tour.
I’ve bought Stage twice – first as a double LP when it first came out and then much later as a CD when I really wanted at least one David Bowie live album in my collection. It seemed to an obvious album to buy because I struggle to like his Berlin studio albums.