Time: 78:42
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1993
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Full
01. Intro ( 0:10)
02. Too Late Now ( 4:02)
03. Fine, Fine, Fine ( 3:25)
04. Feel So Good ( 2:32)
05. I Don´t Know Your Name ( 4:33)
06. Move It On Over ( 5:24)
07. Prisoners Of Conscience ( 8:09)
08. Intro ( 0:15)
09. Someone I Used To Know ( 5:32)
10. Never Say Die ( 4:53)
11. Full Moon On Main Street ( 8:14)
12. Freddy Wants A Cadillac ( 4:29)
13. Talk To Your Daugter ( 4:35)
14. Sweet Little Angel ( 6:52)
15. Night Time People (10:18)
16. Tempted ( 5:12)
Personnel:
Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Barry McCabe
Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals – Ruud Weber
Drums – Cédric Leonardi
Harmonica – Bas Klein
Organ – Phil Mills
Tracks 1 to 7 recorded live in Les Arcades, Lille on november 3 and the rock store, Montpelier on novembre 13 1989.
Track 8 to 16 recorded live during the 1991 Norweigian Independence Day Festival in Tromso.
The first line-up of Albatross was formed in the mid-70's by Barry McCabeand the showband veteran John Smith in the village of Virginia, Co.Cavan. They were named after the Fleetwood Mac song. Barry's two main influences were Peter Green and Rory Galagher. The highlight of this early period was undoubtedly supportin Horslops at the Farmer's Ballroom in Virginia 1976.
By the early 1980's was a blues trio based in Dublin with ex Zen Alligators gary eglinton on bass. They toured relentlessly across northern Europe throughout the 80's, recording several albums.
Barry McCabe continues to record and perform regularly as a solo artist.
Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Barry McCabe
Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals – Ruud Weber
Drums – Cédric Leonardi
Harmonica – Bas Klein
Organ – Phil Mills
Tracks 1 to 7 recorded live in Les Arcades, Lille on november 3 and the rock store, Montpelier on novembre 13 1989.
Track 8 to 16 recorded live during the 1991 Norweigian Independence Day Festival in Tromso.
The first line-up of Albatross was formed in the mid-70's by Barry McCabeand the showband veteran John Smith in the village of Virginia, Co.Cavan. They were named after the Fleetwood Mac song. Barry's two main influences were Peter Green and Rory Galagher. The highlight of this early period was undoubtedly supportin Horslops at the Farmer's Ballroom in Virginia 1976.
By the early 1980's was a blues trio based in Dublin with ex Zen Alligators gary eglinton on bass. They toured relentlessly across northern Europe throughout the 80's, recording several albums.
Barry McCabe continues to record and perform regularly as a solo artist.
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