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Sweet Music by Roadmaster (CD, Mar-2012, Rock Candy)
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Fortress by Roadmaster (CD, Mar-2012, Rock Candy)
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Fragile Equality by Almah (CD, Nov-2008, AFM Records)
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Lenita Erickson [IMPORT] by Lenita Erickson (Sep-1996, Emi)
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Now Is the Hour by Places of Power (CD, Jan-2009, Blistering Records)
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Jerusalem [Digipak] by Astral Doors (CD, Nov-2011, E1 Entertainment)
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Magic [Digipak] * by Serious Black (CD, Aug-2017, 2 Discs, AFM Records)
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Unfold [Digipak] by Almah (CD, Nov-2013, Scarlet Records)
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One of Several Possible Musiks by Kerry Livgren (CD, Oct-1996, One Way Records)
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London 1966-1967 by Pink Floyd (CD, Oct-2005, Snapper)
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Live! One For The Road
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The video/concert starts out with 'Rainbow Waterfall' as the intro music before the band even hits the stage. When they do arrive, the intro makes way for the storming 'Looking For The Day', sounding much more impressive live than on record. The focus is primarily on lead singer Steve McNall complete with dark shades. At the end of this song, Michael Read steps out from behind his rack playing his portable/remote Roland Axis keyboard. Segueing into a 'Fortress' favorite 'Ride The Wind Away', guitarists Benick and Burton strut their twin-guitar stuff, but again, the key ingredient is the voice of McNally, who does sound so magical. You can see and hear why the man was so admired. Next up is 'Cry Just A Little Bit', where the guitar/keyboard interplay shines through as does the band's harmony vocal work.
'It Doesn't Mean A Thing' - lead off track to the 'Sweet Music' album, showcases Michael Read's penchant for writing a good song. There are some nice video close-ups of Mike's keyboard rig, plus Rick Benick's solo. 'Higher Higher', one of the better tracks from that same album gets a thorough going over. It is wonderful watching Roadmaster performing this track, a personal favorite of mine. The keyboard solo is great too, with Read's left hand permanently on the oscillator trigger. Unfortunately the magical keyboard layers heard on the album aren't replicated to the same degree, but it still makes for compulsory viewing nonetheless. 'I Must Be Dreaming' (named as 'The Dream' on the video) also from 'SM' is a great bluesy type workout. Benick gets to showcase his stuff yet again.
Very soon, the band introduce former lead singer Asher T Benrubi, a.k.a Adam Smasher. He gets to sing on the next few tracks, as the material moves back to the debut album era at about this point. His commentaries, vocal quips and constant swearing while he is on stage is one of the video highlights for me. He says hello to the girls at the front of the stage: 'How are ya? Lets see your titties!'. His best known moment with Roadmaster is the song 'Who Can Sing Like Fat Boy Do?'. After this entrance, Adam then introduces the other members of the band to the audience. A hilarious five minutes of commentary ensues. Classic stuff! After that, the funky period that was the first Roadmaster album is lovingly resurrected, paying homage to the tracks 'That Magic Feeling', 'Sunala Jones' and 'AM/PM'. By the time the track 'But It's Alright' is played, Asher invites the front row girls up onto the stage to dance. The stage is made to look even smaller with the additional bodycount, but I can see the Roadmaster boys aren't complaining! 'It's Been So Long' reminds me a lot of that other white funk band from that same era - Wild Cherry. I'm sure it would make for equally essential viewing to see Messrs Avsec and Ierace (Iris to you and I) in action!
Last but not least, the exit song is 'Sweet Music'. It ends in a crescendo of melody, with everyone bar the drummer up on stage to wind down the evenings performance. However, it ain't all over yet. Footage of the band in the rehearsal room playing 'Hey World' is also included!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAROabfLX8o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxA8mVy2o_U
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1. Rainbow Waterfall
2. Working For The Day
3. Ride The Wind Away
4. Cry Just A Little
5. I Doesn’t Mean A Thing
6. Higher Higher
7. The Dream Change date on a picture online.
8. Here I Am
9. Say You Wanna Be With Me
10. Who Can Sing
Like Fat Boy Do?
11. Magic Feeling
12. Sunala Jones
13. A.M./P.M.
14. But It’s Alright
15. It’s Been So Long
16. Sweet Music
17. Hey World
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