The Lindisfarne Story
2015-11-28
Chapter Two
2015 (Revised, refreshed and re-membered)
The David Hall
Roundwell Street
South Petherton
Somerset UK
Audience Recording
Artwork Included
Quality A
Time:154 Minutes.



Lineage TradeCDR (Taper steviedee>Edirol RO9 with soundprofessionals mic SM22)
>HD>Audacity>Dime.


Checked SBE's with Trader's Little Helper


Looking through some old recordings recently found this one from 2015.
Well our parents did always tell us,it's nice to share.
A great show recorded by the one and only StevieDee.


Billy Mitchell-Vocals,Guitars,Harmonica and Stories
Ray Laidlaw-Percussion and Stories


Disc One

1. Intro
2. Lady Eleanor
3. Early Days
4. The Triffids
5. Old Songs
6. Downtown Faction
7. The Sixties
8. Songs Of The Day
9. A Happening
10. United States Of Mind
11. Jacka
12. Road To Kingdom Come
13. Brethren
14. Winter Song
15. Charisma Records
16. Meet Me On The Corner
-------------------------------------------------Intermission
17. Fog On The Tyne


Disc Two

1. Bob Johnston
2. Uncle Sam
3. First American Tour
4. All Fall Down/Bring Down The Government
5. Triple Bill
6. Reunion
7. Day Of The Jackal
8. Sponsorship
9. Old Peculiar Feeling
10. Pacamax
11. Born At The Right Time
12. Final Gig
13. The Story Behind The Song
14. We Can Swing Together
15. Playing Run For Home
16. Run For Home


From loudersound.com 2015.

Following a successful 2014 tour, Ray Laidlaw and Billy Mitchell
will be telling the story of Tyneside’s favourite band again across the UK and Ireland in 2015.
In a two-man acoustic show, the pair perform classic Lindisfarne songs illustrated with tales,
personal archive photographs and rare video. Founding member and original drummer Laidlaw and Mitchell,
frontman for the final eight years of the veteran group, share the inside story of the group’s rise to fame
– from Whitley Bay to San Francisco Bay, from Rothbury to Glastonbury.
Laidlaw says: “In 1971, we took the music business by storm, and for the next thirty years
we shared Lindisfarne’s unique brand of Geordie rock and roll with the world.”
The pair adds: “There’s lots of tales to tell: the first hit record, the six bob tour, the Top Of The Pops fish,
banned by the BBC, the Christmas shows, the platinum album, banned by Brighton council, the onstage pub,
stranded in New Zealand, the reunion shows, banned by The National Trust, and a record 140 shows at Newcastle City Hall.”
In 2012, the band issued a 40th anniversary vinyl edition of their breakthrough 1971 sophomore album,
Fog On The Tyne, which topped the UK charts on its way to becoming one of the top 10 biggest-selling British albums of 1972.


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