U.K. Eddie Jobson,John Wetton/U.K. Radio Special Remastered

The rare “U.K. Special” remastered. Recording time is 41 minutes 22 seconds. This is the best version that accurately corrects the pitch that was nearly a semitone high and reduces analog scratch noise. At the time of the first release, the song was played with an introduction by Eddie Jobson and John Wetton in 1978, and considering the sound source, it can be said to be an important sound source of the original U.K., which has little material, and is a must-have for fans. “At first it was a trio with Bill, but then Alan, who had participated in Bill’s solo (Feels Good to Me), joined in. It took two months to create the album. “King Crimson, Frank Zappa… We both knew each other from Roxy and Crimson.” You can listen to the episodes leading up to the formation of the band and explanations for each song in their own voices. , will not cater to the fans. At Trk6, Jobson said, “Hello again, this is British bassist and singer John Wetton,” and Jobson, who was still young, said, “He’s the James Bond of rock’n’roll! He looks a bit like Roger Moore (who played Bond at the time).” It’s funny to hear people (Wetton, 29, Jobson, 23) joking around with each other. An overseas collector has uploaded this original sound source as “MiG25” on YouTube, but it is a rare sound source, and it can be said to be a first-class collector’s item not only in terms of content but also in terms of value and documentation. 1. Introduction 2. MC (Eddie Jobson & John Wetton) 3. Alaska 4. Time To Kill 5. MC (Eddie Jobson) 6. MC (Eddie Jobson & John Wetton) 7. Thirty Years 8. MC (John Wetton) 9 MC (Eddie Jobson & John Wetton) 10. Nevermore 11. MC (John Wetton) 12. MC (Eddie Jobson) 13. In The Dead Of Night 14. MC (Eddie Jobson) 15. MC (Eddie Jobson)