Joni Mitchell,James Taylor/London,UK 1970

On October 28, 1970, London released the long-awaited title, which was a 74-minute recording of Joni Mitchell and James Taylor’s performance at the Royal Albert Hall on the highest quality stereo soundboard. A legendary concert revived with a flawless sound with the same rich texture as the original master. The first 12 songs, starting with the announcement by the late John Peel, are recorded from the original BBC transcription disc, so they are perfect takes with not a single needle sound, and the sound is incredibly clear. is. The rich and deep sound is a top quality take that all music fans should hear. In addition, the 5 songs after the 13th song are from cassette recordings at that time, and although they are slightly lower than the BBC radio master take, they are still recorded with sufficient high sound quality. John Taylor takes lead vocals on three songs, but the rest consists of duets between the two and Joni’s solo numbers. A beautiful and warm acoustic world created by these two. Live at Royal Albert Hall, London, England 28th October 1970 STEREO SBD 1. Introduction by John Peel 2. That Song About The Midway 3. The Gallery 4. Rainy Day Man 5. Steamroller Blues 6. The Priest 7. Carey 8. Carolina In My Mind 9. California 10. For Free 11. The Circle Game 12. You Can Close Tour Eyes 13. The Good Samaritan 14. The River 15. My Old Man 16. A Case of You 17. Dialog (origin of the dulcimer ) 18. Carey Tracks 1-12 : BBC transcription disc Tracks 13-18 : Aircheck tape Joni Mitchell: Vocals, guitar, piano James Taylor: Vocals, guitar