Loggins & Messina
Live From Central Park
New York City, NY
June 25, 1972
WCBS-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
FM > cassette > wav > flac
01- Danny's Song
02- House At Pooh Corners
03- Whiskey
04- You Could Break My Heart
05- Long Tail Cat
06- Listen To A Country Song
07- Band Intros / Back to Georgia
08- Trilogy [a] Loving Me >
09- Trilogy [b] To Make A Woman Feel Wanted / [c] Peace Of Mind
10- Your Momma Don't Dance
11- Vahevala
Kenny Loggins Guitar, Vocals
Jim Messina Guitar, Bass Guitar, Vocals
Merle Brigante Drums
Jon Clarke Flute, Horns
Lester Al Garth Violins, Horns
Larry Sims Bass Guitar
etree look-up page
A nice sounding recording of Loggins & Messina their take on Rock & Roll which actually earned them the genre classification of Yacht Rock (what ever the hell the critics meant by that one). This is some great music in that Country Rock California Sound that every one and their brother was playing in the 1970's (although only some really pulled it off well). I've posted quite a bit of Heavy Metal lately so I figured I would swing in the opposite direction in my collection.
Live From Central Park
New York City, NY
June 25, 1972
WCBS-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
FM > cassette > wav > flac
01- Danny's Song
02- House At Pooh Corners
03- Whiskey
04- You Could Break My Heart
05- Long Tail Cat
06- Listen To A Country Song
07- Band Intros / Back to Georgia
08- Trilogy [a] Loving Me >
09- Trilogy [b] To Make A Woman Feel Wanted / [c] Peace Of Mind
10- Your Momma Don't Dance
11- Vahevala
Kenny Loggins Guitar, Vocals
Jim Messina Guitar, Bass Guitar, Vocals
Merle Brigante Drums
Jon Clarke Flute, Horns
Lester Al Garth Violins, Horns
Larry Sims Bass Guitar
etree look-up page
A nice sounding recording of Loggins & Messina their take on Rock & Roll which actually earned them the genre classification of Yacht Rock (what ever the hell the critics meant by that one). This is some great music in that Country Rock California Sound that every one and their brother was playing in the 1970's (although only some really pulled it off well). I've posted quite a bit of Heavy Metal lately so I figured I would swing in the opposite direction in my collection.
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