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Patto with Bernie Holland [3rd along] standing in for an ailing bassist Clive Griffiths. Paris 1972 photos © Armand Serra	Mike Harding - Sounds of the 70's 6 July 1971 [Rec 28 June 1971] Give It All Away You, You Point Your Finger Air Raid Shelter Recoding 28 June1971 Broadcast 6 July 1971 Bob Harris - Sounds of the 70's Flat Footed Woman General Custer Singing the Blues on Reds Recording 24 January 1973 Broadcast 5 February 1973 + ?? May 1973 + Dave Brooks: Sax John Peel - Sounds of the 70's San Antone Holy Toledo Loud Green Song Recording 12 February 1973 Alan Black Show 27 February 1973 + Dave Brooks: Sax + John Peel [or, more likely, John Mayall: Harmonica on San Antone The three sessions above are of exceptional sound quality and represent the best live performances still in existence The Archive holds the original recordings and is working towards an official reissue. In the meantime, please avoid any currently available CD or vinyl advertised which are unauthorised bootlegs request further information Clive Griffiths bass Ollie Halsall guitar keys vocals Mike Patto vocals keys John Halsey drums	Sounds of The 70's - Alan Black 17 April 1970 Hanging Rope Beat the Drum Government Man Red Glow Recording 11 March 1970 Sounds of The 70's - Mike Harding 10 November 1970 Government Man Hard Life Love Me Recording 3 November 1970 Sounds of The 70's - Bob Harris 5 April 1971 The Man Money Bag Air Raid Shelter Recording 30 March 1971 In Concert ?? ??? 1971 San Antone Government Man Sitting Back Easy So Cold Recording ?? ??? 1971 + Bernie Holland: Guitar Sounds of The 70's - Bob Harris 13 February 1973 and ?? May 1973 Flat Footed Woman General Custer Dear Landlord I Got Rhythm Sausages Hold Me Back Recording 24 January 1973
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US tour poster Thanks to Vezetek	Live in Munich 17 April 1971 San Antone Air-Raid Shelter Beat The Drum How's Your Father The Man A Big Hunk O'Love Dreadful sound quality. Virtually unlistenable Piper 2000, Viarreggio, Italy July 1972 Please do not buy the CD Straight To The Tempest which includes a poor quality bootleg of this recording. Listen to a far superior version online here Recording coutesy of Francesco Malfatti Piper 2000 story Stockholm Kungliga Tennishallen (The Royal Tennis Court), February 1972 Thanks to Anders Ohman and Erik Amkoff for this remarkable recording from a tour supporting Ten Years After - Alvin Lee had the unenviable task of trying to follow this every night!. Stockholm Live in Germany 1972 Hold Your Fire Tell Me Where You've Been You, You Point Your Finger Route 66 Shakin' All Over Stairway of Love Walk Don't Run [Twist competition] San Antone Johnny Reggae [!] Sittin' Back Easy Dreadful sound quality. Virtually unlistenable Live in Italy 1972 Stairway of Love Hold Your Fire You You Point Your Finger Shakin' All Over Route 66 The Man San Antone Sittin' Back Easy Dreadful sound quality. Virtually unlistenable Stockholm 1972 © Anders Öhman Clive Griffiths bass Ollie Halsall guitar keys vocals Mike Patto vocals keys John Halsey drums	The Wake Arms Epping, Essex 13 February 1972 San Antone Hold Your Fire Shakin All Over Tell Me Where You've Been You You Point Your Finger Route 66 Give It All Away Lonely Nights Little Jimmy Brown Unknown Big Hunk of Love Stairway of Love Fair quality live recording - you can actually hear the bass! Rare outing for The Admiral's unique renderings of 50's 'doo wop' classics. Totally manic guitar on Hold Your Fire and an extraordinary, unidentified 25 minute [!] composition with Mike on piano. Recording not available for trade Can You Hear Me Johann? Live in West Berlin 3 March 1972 Hold Your Fire San Antone Tell Me Where You've Been Don't Start Me Talking Route 66 Unknown? Sittin' Back Easy Big Hunk o' Love Entitled after Mike's impassioned cry to the roadie during the opening track. Best recording from these unreleased European shows. Halsey notably acknowledges the audience's 'appreciation' with the epilogue "Thank you and goodnight you miserable load of bastards, thank you! The Torrington London, April 1972 Intro [Soley Soley] Move It Hold Your Fire Maud, I'm Bored Little Jimmy Brown Lonely Nights Rebel Rouser Oh Carol Tell Me Where You've Been You, You Point Your Finger Money Honey Walk Don't Run Big Hunk of Love San Antone + Gary Windo [sax] Essential listening because it is one of only two remaining complete performances and includes much of the sheer lunacy that was Patto. Appalling quality recording via [John Halsey's] portable cassette recorder, but somehow it works. The Black Swan Sheffield, November 1972 Cold Turkey Loud Green Song Last Night I Had a Dream Peter Abraham Singing the Blues on Reds Hold Me Back Stairway of Love The Torrington London July 1975 [Reunion benefit concert] Hold Your Fire Loud Green Song I Got Rhythm Stairway of Love Mummy Walk Don't Run [the Twist competition!] Route 66 Hold Me Back My Days Are Numbered Sittin' Back Easy Singing the Blues on Reds Government Man Shakin' All Over A Big Hunk O' Love You Left Me Lonely High-Heel Sneakers Essential listening because it is one of only two remaining complete performances and includes much of the sheer lunacy that was Patto. Appalling quality recording via Dictaphone, but somehow it works.
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