Tom Paxton 、 Bob Gibson - Navy Pier Auditorium, Chicago, August 1980 - Import CD

Credits:

Tom Paxton, Bob Gibson

Description:

Recorded live for FM radio broadcast on August 7, 1980 at NAVY PIER AUDITORIUM in Chicago, Chicago, the CD includes a live performance by TOM PAXTON, a singer/songwriter who received Paxton's call at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1969, in front of BOB DYLAN, one of the most popular folk revivalists of the day, and JOHN JONES, a banjo/12-string guitarist who influenced ROGER MCGUINN and FRED NEIL. The show features TOM PAXTON, a singer/songwriter who has influenced ROGER MCGUINN and FRED NEIL, and BOB GIBSON, a banjo and 12-string guitar virtuoso who introduced the then unknown JOAN BAEZ to the NEWPORT FOLK FESTIVAL in '59. STAGE.As a night to promote their new releases, the band performed "MY FAVORITE SPRING", "BAD OLD DAYS", and "OUTLAW" from their 1979 album "UP AND UP", and "SHE SITS ON THE From their latest album "THE PAXTON REPORT", "SHE SITS ON THE TABLE", "MARY GOT A NEW JOB", "I'M CHANGING MY NAME TO CHRYSLER", "BE A SPORT AFGHANISTAN", "HE MAY BE SLOW" and many more.

Tracklisting:

1.My Favorite Spring
2.Looking For The You In Someone New
3.Bad Old Days
4.This Little Light Of Mine
5.The Rest Of The Night
6.Cry Cry Cry
7.She Sits On The Table
8.Mary Got A New Job
9.Heavenly Choir
10.I'm Changing My Name To Chrysler
11.Outlaw
12.We All Sound The Same
13.Be A Sport Afghanistan
14.He May Be Slow
15.Sing For The Song