U.K./Pennsylvania, USA 1979

Trio U.K.’s last tour started in Canada in October 1979, opening for Jethro Tull in the United States, then on December 1st in the UK, and from the 9th until their last show in the Netherlands on December 17th. Especially. From the US leg on October 16th in Philadelphia, the Spectrum performance is completely recorded in the best quality from the master audience tape, which has been released for the first time on the internet in recent years. This title, which is a master direct recording of the first excavated sound source that has not been distributed until now, can be said to be amazing for an audience recording at the time in terms of sound clarity and sound balance, and it seems that this is the end of one of the few trios in the U.K. It also has high documentary value as a valuable live sound source. Although it was a short set of less than an hour because it was the opening act for Jethro Tull, the set list, song order, and even arrangement had changed drastically since the legendary Japan performance of the same year. changed to a band format in which the group took leadership. They also performed “Waiting For You,” which was already scheduled to be a new song at this point, and was the first song played at this performance. Also, the following song, “As Long As You Want Me Here,” has a different atmosphere because it is played entirely on a Hammond instead of a piano, and the ending “The Only Thing She Need” has a violin solo that emphasizes the ending. And from this point on, there are also developments that hint at the feud with Wetton. Also, songs such as “Waiting For You” and “The Only Thing She Needs” are not included in “Night After Night”, so they include Bozzio’s tremendous drumming and Wetton’s shouting, and the trio U.K.’s amazing performance. With the highest quality. 1. Waiting For You/2. As Long As You Want Me Here/3. Alaska/4. Presto Vivace/5. In The Dead Of Night/6. Rendezvous 6.02/7. Night After Night/8. The Only Things She Needs [Live At Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA USA, October 16th 1979] Eddie Jobson:Keyboards & Electric Violin / John Wetton:Lead Voice & Bass Guitar / Terry Bozzio:Drums & Percussion