Blues Rock Live Albums Recorded In 1995
Live albums include:
Gov’t Mule Live at Roseland Ballroom 1995
Gary Moore Essential Montreux 1990 to 2001
Bonnie Raitt Road Tested 1995
The Rolling Stones Stripped 1995
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Live From Neon Park is a live album by Little Feat.
It collects together performances from the following concerts:
Roseland Theater, Portland, Oregon on December 12th & 13th, 1995
Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, California on December 14,1995
House Of Blues, Los Angeles, California on December 19th & 20th, 1995
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Road Tested is a live album by Bonnie Raitt and her band.
It was recorded at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland, California at her concerts between July 11th to 19th, 1995.
While she released her first studio album in 1971, it wasn’t until November 1995 that she recorded and released this, her first official live album.
It comes in two forms:
I think the 22 track version is for North America and the single CD is for Europe. Certainly I bought the shorter version, unaware that there was a more extensive album. If the same thing happens to you, the Amazon mp3 Autorip has all 22 songs and they can all be bought individually.
There is also a DVD called Road Tested.
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Essential Montreux is a box set live album of concert recordings made at the Montreux Jazz Festival by Gary Moore and his band.
These recordings were made on:
7 July 1990
16 July 1995
9 July 1997
7 July 1999
6 July 2001
Live at Roseland Ballroom is a live album by Gov’t Mule.
It was recorded in New York City on 31 December 1995.
Stripped is the album by The Rolling Stones which is their equivalent on an “Unplugged” album which were so popular in the mid 90s.
It was recorded in 1995 and comes from some small gigs and some “live in the studio” recordings.
It sounds very different from the guitar heavy version of The Rolling Stones that blazes away on Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out and Brussels Affair.
