Blood,Sweat & Tears/Osaka,Japan 1976

From the second Japan tour held in 1976, the Osaka Festival Hall performance is completely recorded with ultra-high quality audience recording. The live version of the 1976 Japan performance is appearing for the first time, and this version uses a master cassette that has never been distributed among traders. In 1976, a large-scale tour was organized in Japan, including local performances, to announce the new work “New City” and the return of popular vocalist David Clayton Thomas after a long absence. Three performances will be held in Osaka on April 29th, 30th, and May 1st, and this edition will be from one of those three days. Other than D.C. Thomas, the only members who came to Japan last time were Dave Bergeron (trombone), guitar player Mike Stern (later joined Miles Davis), Larry Willis (keyboards), Don Alias ​​(drums, The powerful ensemble of famous players who were active in the subsequent jazz fusion scene, such as the deceased), was extremely formidable, and the performance and sound image was very original, combining brass rock with a strong sense of groove and transcendental crossover. You can enjoy it to the fullest. The familiar Spinning Wheel in the first half was followed by Chick Corea’s Spain, which was performed during the jam session, and the jazz jumper that followed was a must-see, as was Ride Captain, which was a single on the “Japan Commemorative Edition” at the time. Ride, John Lee Hooker’s One Room Country Shack, and other original sets unique to this period are truly worth listening to. Excellent sound quality and content. This is a must-have for brass rock fans. Live at Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan 1976 PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 1. Opening～Instrumental 2. Ride Captain Ride 3. Hi-De-Ho “That Old Sweet Roll” 4. Spinning Wheel 5. Spain(Instrumental ) 6. Life 7. God Bless The Child Disc 2 1. Lucretia MacEvil 2. And When I Die 3. One Room Country Shack 4. And When I Die (reprise) 5. Instrumental feat. member introduction 6. Mean One World 7 You’ve Made Me So Very Happy David Clayton-Thomas – Vocal Dave Bargeron – Trumpet Larry Willis – Keyboards Tony Klatka – Trumpet Forrest Bunchtel – Trumpet Bill Tillman – Sax & Flute Mike Stern – Guitar & Vocal Danny Trifan – Bass & Vocal Don Alias ​​- Drums & Percussions