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I am wondering about the liner notes in the booklet of the Live At The BBC CD set. When it says that a song was first broadcast on a certain date, does that mean that it was broadcast live on that date or was it recorded earlier then aired on the BBC on that broadcast date? The reason I'm asking is because there are a number of songs that were first broadcast on 8/22/70. Peter Green is listed as being a part of this line-up. I thought Peter quit the band back in May 1970. Chris joined the band in August 1970, but she's not listed as being part of this line-up. There are several songs from the Kiln House album that are a part of the 8/22/70 set. I've never heard that Peter had anything to do with these songs.
Also, "Need Your Love So Bad" & "Stop Messing' Around" are in this set. Christine is listed as a guest on both of these songs. But, I can't hear her keyboards on either of these songs. And, the sound is slightly different on both of these songs from every other track & there is an audience clapping at the end of both songs. It's the only time there is clapping at the end on the entire 2 CDs. Does anybody know why this is? |
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