Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe An Evening of Yes Music Plus
Camper Van Beethoven Mississippi Nights St Louis October 12 1989
Duran Duran BBC In Concert Manchester Apollo 25th April 1989
Fairground Attraction Kawasaki Live in Japan
The Fall Seminal Live
Grateful Dead Nightfall of Diamonds
Grateful Dead Without A Net
Heart Live In Portland 89
John Hiatt Paper Thin
Lonnie Mack Live Attack of the Killer V
Paul McCartney Tripping The Live Fantastic (Full)
Delbert McClinton Live From Austin
Melanie On Air BBC Live in Concert
Buck Owens When Buck Came Back Live San Francisco
Tom Petty Transmission Impossible
Tom Petty Dean E Smith Activity Center University Of Carolina Sept 13 1989
REM Live Greensboro Coliseum
REM Songs For A Green World The Classic 1989 Broadcast
Soundgarden Louder Than Live
Rod Stewart Live 1976 – 1998 Tonight’s The Night
Tears for Fears Live from Santa Barbara
Walter Trout Life In The Jungle
The Who Join Together
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An Evening of Yes Music Plus is a live album by Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe.
At this stage another group with Chris Squires, Trevor Rabin, Tony Kaye and Alan White were performing under the Yes brand name.
It was recorded at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California on the 9th September 1989. It was released in 1993 and re-released in 2006.
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Join Together is a recording of The Who performing live in 1989.
It was the first time a live version of Tommy was released although this has also subsequently appeared on an extended The Who Live At Leeds Live At Hull and Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival.
Tommy was played on this tour because the group were celebrating the 20th anniversary of the release of the original studio album. Personally I’ve never thought the songs – and especially the studio album – live up to the good reputation it has.
Prepare yourself. Join Together is a very different listening experience to the other live albums by The Who because it features brass.
I’ve heard it called “The Who Las Vegas style” but I like it. You do need an open mind and it comes as quite a shock if you’ve loved Live At Leeds and you want a similar roar in the live recordings of the later songs.
