Average White Band/PA,USA 1976

This superb soundboard recording allows you to enjoy the rare and important live performance of the Average White Band in 1976. It is true that the famous song Pick Up The Peace is not played. However, you can hear that kind of song elsewhere. It is wonderful that it is a set list that can only be heard at this time. The beginning and end are the most well-known Atlantic first album Person To Person and a cover of the Isley Brothers’ Work To Do, but the backbone is the single hit Queen Of My Soul from the 1976 album Soul Searchin’, as well as A Love Of Your Own, Love Your Life, and Goin’ Home. And T.L.C. is a number from Put It Where You Want It, which was re-released with one song replaced from Show Your Love, which is said to be the actual first album released by MCA the previous year. In other words, it is a promotional content that is full of the intention to sell the albums released at this time. The performance is by Alan Gorley, Hamish Stewart, whose silky chorus work makes you feel young, and Steve Ferrone on drums, that is, the golden members! A masterpiece with a total of 51 minutes and rich content for each song! Live at the Philadelphia Spectrum, Philadelphia August 17, 1976 Person To Person Goin’ Home T.L.C. Queen Of My Soul A Love Your Own Love Your Life Work To Do