Roosters - The Basement Tapes～Live at Shibuya eggman 1981.7.14. 2nd show+Rehearsal - Japan Vinyl 2 LP Record Limited Edition

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Live recording (2nd show + rehearsal) of THE ROOSTERS' July 14, 1981 show at Shibuya Eggman with 4 original members: Shinya Oe (vo, g), Hiroyuki Hanada (vo, g), Tomio Inoue (b), Junji Ikehata (ds), London, 2024. Cut at Abbey Road Studios, London, 2024. Sold exclusively by Tower Records. The first show "The Basement Tapes - Live at Shibuya eggman 1981.7.14. 1st show" (PROT-7305) held on the same day was also released simultaneously. (Also, "The Basement Tapes - Sunny Day Live at Shibuya eggman 1981.7.14." (2 CDs / ISCP-1156-7/ UPCH-20013-4), which includes "Rehearsal -> 1st Show -> 2nd Show", was released in 2003 and 2007. but it is difficult to get now.) On July 14, 1981, just after the release of their 2nd album "THE ROOSTERS a-GOGO" and 4th single "GIRL FRIEND", "Live is the best. This documentary is full of the thrill and energy of THE ROOSTERS, which inspired fans to say, "Live is the best. There were no studio recordings, and many of the covers of classic songs that were not included on the original album are also valuable.From the second album "THE ROOSTERS a-GOGO", the album features "TELSTAR", a worldwide hit by The Tornados and a famous instrumental cover by The Ventures, "COME ON", a Chuck Berry cover with Shinya Oe (probably) on blues harp, "FADE AWAY", an original by Slim Harpo (James Moore), "I'M A KING", a cover by Slim Harpo (James Moore), and a cover by The Ventures (probably), and a cover by The Tornados (probably). COME ON", a cover of Chuck Berry's "FADE AWAY", an original by Shinya Oe, "I'M A KING BEE", a cover of Slim Harpo's (James Moore) "I'M A MAN", a cover of Bo Diddley's signature song and also known as a cover by the Yardbirds, "SITTING ON THE FENCE," and "DISSATISFACTION," the coupling song for the third single "ONE MORE KISS.From the first album "THE ROOSTERS" comes a cover of "MONA (I NEED YOU BABY)", Bo Diddley's masterpiece and also famous for its cover by The Rolling Stones, the debut single "Rosie", which has a different atmosphere from the first show, and its coupling song "Let's Fall in Love", which borrows the Japanese title from Willie Dixon's "I Just Want to Make Love to You", also known for its cover of The Rolling Stones and Muddy Waters, and the 2nd single "Can't help it, a song about love", The album also features a nice selection of songs, including Eddie Cochran's cover of "C'mon Everybody," a blues and R&B standard that The Rolling Stones also covered, and 50's pop songs. Although not included on the album, the live standard "LEATHER BOOTS" and Dr. Feelgood's cover of the live standard "SHE DOES IT RIGHT" can be heard on this album.The encore included "TEQUILA," a cover of The Champs' classic song from their first album, "DO THE BOOGIE" (lyrics by Toshiyuki Shibayama, music by Makoto Ayukawa), a Sun House cover also from their first album, "LIPSTICK ON YOUR COLLAR," a rock cover of Connie Francis' love song from their second album, and "BYE BYE MY GIRL," a classic from their first album, but not on the album. The setlist of the 1st Show and the 2nd Show was quite different, and only 4 songs, including singles, were duplicated. The setlists of the 1st and 2nd shows were quite different, and only 4 songs, including singles, were duplicated. (1/2)