David Byrne Band, George Porter Jr./LA, USA 1992

The meeting between David Byrne, who came from the punk field, and New Orleans funk stalwart George Porter Jr. may seem strange at first glance, but if you’re a fan of the 80’s Talking Heads, who incorporated Afro grooves, you’ll understand. It may seem like a combination of. The year is 1992, and David Byrne releases the album “Uh-Oh,” which features wind instruments heavily, with George Porter Jr. on bass. The live performance, which was performed almost as it was, is included here. Although it is a touch with an excellent sound board, there are parts that seem like an audience when listening to the cheers. However, there is no doubt that the sound quality is high enough to be worthy of being touched. Furthermore, careful remastering has made it easier to listen to George Porter’s bass, and the gaps between songs that were previously cut apart have been adjusted, making it a good item. Looking at the set list, the Stones’ “Sympathy for the Devil” is also included. Recorded Live at Saenger Theater, New Orleans, September 26, 1992 EXCELLENT SOUNDBOARD RECORDING *** 2020 ORIGINAI REMASTER DISC 1 1. The Well 2. Buck Naked 3. Nothing But Flowers 4. Sax & Violins 5. Tiny Town 6. Girls on My Mind 7. Mr. Jones 8. Loco de Amor 9. Something Ain;t Right 10. Life During Wartime 11. Women vs Men 12. Somebody DISC 2 1. Hanging Upside Down 2. Take Me To The River 3. Monkey Man 4. What I Like About You / including band intro 5. Now I’m Your Mom 6. She’s Mad 7. Blind 8. Burning Down De House 9. Make Believe Mambo encore 1 10. Sympathy For The Devil encore 2 11. And She Was 12. Psycho Killer – fade out