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| 1. | Keep on Running
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| 2. | When I Come Home
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| 3. | Every Little Bit Hurts
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| 4. | San Francisco Bay
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| 5. | Dimples
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| 6. | Somebody Help Me
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| 7. | House of the Rising Sun
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| 8. | I'm a Man
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| 9. | Gimme Some Lovin
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| 10. | Act 1 Spencer Intro/live "Have Mercy" Spencer Interview
Bonus Documentary
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| 11. | Act 2 Rehearsal "Great Shakes" advert recording
Bonus Documentary
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| 12. | Act 3 Live at Stockport/Rehearsal
Bonus Documentary
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| 13. | Act 4 Photo/Film Soundtrack Session
Bonus Documentary
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| 14. | Act 5 Live at the Marquee-Mick Jagger/Noel Redding
Bonus Documentary
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Spencer Davis - guitar, vocal
Miller Anderson - guitar, vocal
Eddie Hardin - keyboards, vocal
Colin Hodgkinson - bass guitar, vocal
Pete York - drums, vocal
48 shows in 43 towns and cities in the space of 53 days - this was the Spencer Davis Goup tour in the spring of 2002. The concert captured on this DVD was shot at Bridgewater Hall, Manchester in front of a sold-out audience.
Back together again, Spencer Davis, Eddie Hardin, Pete York were joined by Colin Hodgkinson and Miller Anderson (who joined in 1985).
Added to the live footage is a rare bonus 55 minute documentary from 1967 which also fleetingly features Mick Jagger and Noel Redding.
This release sees The Spencer Davis Group recorded live at the Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, 2002
Extras:
* Band History/Discography written by Pete York
* Band interviews
Spencer Davis Group: Live in Manchester 2002 features the popular music act performing a number of tunes including "House of the Rising Sun," "Somebody Help Me," and "Gimme Some Lovin'."
---Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
Spencer Davis
Born: Jul 17, 1942 in Swansea, Wales
Genre: Rock
Styles: Blue-Eyed Soul, British Invasion
Wales-born guitarist, harmonica player and vocalist Spencer Davis became one of the elder statesmen of mid-1960s British rock. Together with his group, the Spencer Davis Band, which he formed in Birmingham in 1963, he scored with chart-topping hits, "Keep On Running" and "Somebody Help Me", in the UK and top ten hits, "Gimme Good Lovin'" and "I'm A Man", in the United States. The band, which featured teenaged Stevie Winwood on vocals, guitar and organ, his brother, Muff Winwood on bass and Peter York on drums, continued to mix commercial pop tunes and blues-inspired R&B until the Winwoods departed in 1967.
Inspired by American blues musicians, including Ledbelly and Muddy Waters, Davis left a career as a college English professor to form the Rhythm And Blues Quartet. After performing a series of gigs at Birmingham nightclub, the Golden Eagle Pub, the group became the club's resident band. Soon after adding regular Tuesday night sessions at the Marquee in London to their schedule, they changed their name to the Spencer Davis Group.
Although he briefly kept the band together, following the departure of Steve and Muff Winwood, and recorded two minor hits, "Mr. Second Class" and "Time Seller", Davis disbanded the group. After briefly sharing a duo with guitarist Alun Davies, he moved to California in 1970. Remaining active as a musician, he recorded a solo album that quickly went out of print, formed a new blues-pop band, Davis, York, Hardin and Fenwick in 1973 and an acoustic blues band with Richard Landis and Peter Jameson.
For much of the remainder of the 1970s and early-80s, Davis worked behind the scenes. After working as a consultant for a California video company, he worked as an independent producer and publicist for Island Records, where he helped to guide the early careers of Robert Palmer and Bob Marley, and served as head of A&R for a small Hollywood-based independent label. In addition to recording an impressive solo album, Crossfire, featuring guest appearances by Dusty Springfield, Flo and Eddie and Booker T. Jones, he produced Spokane, Washington-based group, USK and Canada's Downchild Blues Band.
Forming a new version of the Spencer Davis Group, in 1984, Davis toured throughout the United States, Europe and the Middle East. By 1987, the group averaged more than one hundred shows a year. Davis appeared as a guest during concerts by the Grateful Dead, Gary U.S. Bonds, Levon Helm, Bruce Springsteen, Peter "Herman" Noone, Downchild and Alvin Lee.
Joining with ex-Iron Butterfly and Blues Image guitarist/vocalist Mike Pinera, ex-Rare Earth drummer/vocalist Peter Rivera and ex-Sugarloaf bassist/vocalist Jerry Corbetta, Davis formed the Classic Rock All Stars in 1993. During the two years that he worked with the group, Davis was featured on an album, Double Live and performed in North America and Japan.
Davis's original songs were featured in such films as Iron Eagle, Big Chill, Mr. Destiny, Days Of Thunder, Mr. Holland's Opus and Notting Hill. He recorded numerous advertising jingles, in the mid-1990s, and appeared in a co-starring role on television comedy, Married With Children.
---Craig Harris, All Music Guide |
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