Face to Face

Artist: Steve Harley
Label: Bgo - Beat Goes on
Category: Music

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Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
EAN: 5017261205018
ASIN: B00004U681

Release Date: 2000-09-07

Face to Face

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Tracks:

Here Comes the Sun
(I Believe) Love's a Prima Donna
Mad, Mad Moonlight
Red Is a Mean, Mean Colour
Sweet Dreams
Finally a Card Came
Psychomodo
(If This Is Love) Give Me More
Best Years of Our Lives
(Love) Compared With You
Mr. Soft
Sebastian
Seeking a Love
Tumbling Down
Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)

Album Details

Now Available for the First Time as a Single CD (Originally a Double LP), First Released in 1977 and Recorded Live at Concerts in England During December 1976 and January 1977.

Customer Reviews:

THIS MUSIC LIVES ON IN A GREAT LIVE RECORD.......2004-05-10

If you love really live recordings with the crowd very much involved , then this is worth it alone for "The Best Years of Our Lives ," sung by Steve Harley and a very young sounding crowd. The crowd ( and the band ) is amazing yet again on Tumbling Down , which segues into Make Smile ( Come Up and See Me ) . Sebastian is a tour de force of emotion .If anyone knows what he's singing about tho , let me know too , o k ? A Boy In Love Is a plaintive cockney wail .He's Bowie-esque I suppose ,in a good way .I saw them back up the Kinks at the Orpheum Theatre many moons ago , we already knew who he was , couldn't wait , and it was great. This C D is a must.

A great piece of live music !.......2002-10-12

Back in the late seventies, I listened to this album more than often. A superbe live atmosphere on 'Make me Smile' and 'Best years of our lives', wonderful 'Here comes the sun', 'Mr. Soft' etc. I don't wanna miss this one on my CD shelf !

hoo-hum live album.......2002-05-14

This is an ok live album released in 1977 after making "Love's a Prima Donna. The live versions don't compare to the studio versions of these songs. The only song that one might find fascinating on this album is "Mr. Soft" that has a slower less funky, but more doo-wop sound to it compared to the original studio version.
I'm pretty dissapointed in this CD and had hoped for a lot more- the song list reads like a greatest hits- but the performances are mostly just flat and meaningless.

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