Ladies and Gentlemen, I have acquired a concert that is a must have in any musical library. I have looked and maybe I'm looking in all of the wrong places but I do not think that you can get a CD version of this concert. All I can find is downloadable versions and apparently it is no longer available.
This concert is jam packed with an incredible group of musicians. Many of them, masters at their respective instrument or instruments......and you can tell. The sound isn't true audiophile quality but it's also [at least the copy I have] nothing to really complain about either. The talent is off the charts and the music is absolutely stellar. I mean, when was the last time you heard an eleven minute version of Sultans of swing?
I was trying to find the best version so that those who are interested could download it but it looks like from the link provided below that it isn't available for sale in this country [USA]. I don't know how the cat I got it from acquired it but many kudos to him. Well worth the effort he must have gone through to get it, I only hope he kept a copy for himself. Here's the link...
http://simfylive.com/live_recording...ist_id=3272&product_id=3111&variation_id=4824
It was recorded, LIVE in Bergen in June of 2010 and listed below is the songs and running times;
Track List
1. Border Reiver - 5:05 Min.
2. What It Is - 6:26 Min.
3. Sailing To Philadelphia - 7:55 Min.
4. Coyote - 6:22 Min.
5. Hill Farmer's Blues - 5:13 Min.
6. Romeo and Juliet - 10:41 Min.
7.Sultans Of Swing - 11:14 Min.
8. Done With Bonaparte - 5:11 Min.
9. Marbletown - 10:59 Min.
10. Donegan's Gone - 6:58 Min.
11. Speedway At Nazareth - 6:57 Min.
12. Telegraph Road - 15:54 Min.
13. Brothers In Arms - 7:07 Min.
14. So Far Away - 6:58 Min.
15. Piper To The End - 7:29 Min.
Highly recommended by me for some great music. One thing I really love about this concert is that they never stopped recording. If there is no music playing they don't fade out and then come back for the introduction of the next song. Makes the playback of the LIVE concert that much more enjoyable and it makes it seem that you were actually sitting in the audience and experiencing the concert instead of just listening to a reproduction of said concert.
This concert would rival Little Feat's "Waiting for Columbus" concert in Washington, DC. That should give you an indication of the talent and the overall experience this concert provides.
Here's a list of the talent on Stage that night...
Mark Knopfler - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Knopfler
John McCusker - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_McCusker
Glenn Worf - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenn_Worf
"Mr. Horsepower", Danny Cummings - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Cummings
Richard Bennett - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Bennett_(guitarist)
Mike McGoldrick - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_McGoldrick
Guy Fletcher - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Fletcher
If you can acquire a copy or master tape? Do so in a heartbeat and do not think twice about it. Your ears will thank you.
This concert is jam packed with an incredible group of musicians. Many of them, masters at their respective instrument or instruments......and you can tell. The sound isn't true audiophile quality but it's also [at least the copy I have] nothing to really complain about either. The talent is off the charts and the music is absolutely stellar. I mean, when was the last time you heard an eleven minute version of Sultans of swing?
I was trying to find the best version so that those who are interested could download it but it looks like from the link provided below that it isn't available for sale in this country [USA]. I don't know how the cat I got it from acquired it but many kudos to him. Well worth the effort he must have gone through to get it, I only hope he kept a copy for himself. Here's the link...
http://simfylive.com/live_recording...ist_id=3272&product_id=3111&variation_id=4824
It was recorded, LIVE in Bergen in June of 2010 and listed below is the songs and running times;
Track List
1. Border Reiver - 5:05 Min.
2. What It Is - 6:26 Min.
3. Sailing To Philadelphia - 7:55 Min.
4. Coyote - 6:22 Min.
5. Hill Farmer's Blues - 5:13 Min.
6. Romeo and Juliet - 10:41 Min.
7.Sultans Of Swing - 11:14 Min.
8. Done With Bonaparte - 5:11 Min.
9. Marbletown - 10:59 Min.
10. Donegan's Gone - 6:58 Min.
11. Speedway At Nazareth - 6:57 Min.
12. Telegraph Road - 15:54 Min.
13. Brothers In Arms - 7:07 Min.
14. So Far Away - 6:58 Min.
15. Piper To The End - 7:29 Min.
Highly recommended by me for some great music. One thing I really love about this concert is that they never stopped recording. If there is no music playing they don't fade out and then come back for the introduction of the next song. Makes the playback of the LIVE concert that much more enjoyable and it makes it seem that you were actually sitting in the audience and experiencing the concert instead of just listening to a reproduction of said concert.
This concert would rival Little Feat's "Waiting for Columbus" concert in Washington, DC. That should give you an indication of the talent and the overall experience this concert provides.
Here's a list of the talent on Stage that night...
Mark Knopfler - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Knopfler

John McCusker - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_McCusker

Glenn Worf - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenn_Worf

"Mr. Horsepower", Danny Cummings - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Cummings

Richard Bennett - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Bennett_(guitarist)

Mike McGoldrick - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_McGoldrick

Guy Fletcher - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Fletcher

If you can acquire a copy or master tape? Do so in a heartbeat and do not think twice about it. Your ears will thank you.