Royal
Albert Hall 1966
(Swingin' pig release)
source: 'RAH'
Side one:
Tell me Mama
I don't believe you
Baby let me follow you down
Just like Tom thumb's blues
Side two:
Leopard skin pill box hat
One too many mornings
Ballad of a thin man
Like a rolling stone
"RAH"
releases:
Alphabetical LP list
Early versions
TMOQ Versions
TAKRL Versions
Greatest WW versions
Later European versions
Later USA versions
1989 Swingin'
Pig
And so we've spun right 'round. Full circle. It would only be fitting that
one of the first vinyl bootlegs should be one of the last as well. One
of the greatest live shows in the history of the rock era deserves it's
place in closing the decade and the era of vinyl. The Pig issued this title
on both LP and CD in the best quality to date ... a quality only to be
rivaled by the official Sony release nine years later. A title that Sony
also agreed deserved it's rightful place on vinyl.
Start at the beginning of the 'RAH" tour
©
1999 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
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Information: ©
1999 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
The Swingin' Pig released this album in 1989 on
vinyl and on CD.
Although it has been released to death, you can't fault this incredible
package. The front cover is the rare Martin Sharp sixties poster.
The back cover lists lots of historical information. Genuine piggy
gold foil sticker on front. Nice full printed labels (as was standard
with this company in the late 80's) best feature # one: incredible looking
white marble vinyl. Best feature # two: great sound mastered from
all new plates. Of course, the source is the Manchester show; but
in a testament to the longevity of the myth created by that handful of
bootleg pioneers 30 years earlier, even the official Sony release of 1998
would be sub-titled
The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert.
Praise be to Nero's Neptune.
©
1999 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
10 stars
NMP50
©
1999 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
Matrix: TSP 009
In a move unique in the bootleg world, Swingin' Pig released a promotional
2 LP set in 1989 and included two of these 'RAH' tracks.
You can click here
to see that LP
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