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American Folk Blues Festival 1969 LIVE! at Royal Albert Hall B
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1969
Enthält: Tonband einer Liveaufnahme des American Folk Blues Festival in der Royal Albert Hall vom 3. Oktober 1969.
Aufschrift:
SCS-6 B
Stereo CCiR
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL 69
produced and presented by Lippmann + Rau
LIVE! at Royal Albert Hall, London Oct. 3, '69
Auflistung der Titel:
"Blue Shadows Fall" von Earl Hooker
"Wrap it up" von Clifton Chenier
"Easy Baby" von Magic Sam
"Looking Good" von Magic Sam
"Across the Atlantic Ocean" von Whistling Alex Moore
"John Jackson Breakdown" von John Jackson
TT=22'17
Pegel -5dB
13. OKT. 1969
Rücken:
LR VIII
BAND NR.
SCS-6
654200 B
TITEL:
CBS
13. Okt. 1969
ScS-6 B(S)
Technische Daten:
SCS-6
Stereo CCiR
Pegel -5dB
LGR 30 - K/1000m
3280 ft. - SK 1292
Charge Nr. B 927 A
BASF Tonband
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