Loggins & Messina
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall
Kansas City, Kansas, USA
June 30, 1972
Soundboard Recording
MP3 192kbps
Cover Art Included
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall
Kansas City, Kansas, USA
June 30, 1972
Soundboard Recording
MP3 192kbps
Cover Art Included
This Soundboard Recording Was Made By Betty Cantor
Acoustic Kenny Loggins:
01 Danny's Song 3:54
02 House at Pooh Corner 2:28
03 Friend of the Devil (Grateful Dead/New Riders Of The Purple Sage Cover) 3:27
04 You Could Break My Heart 3:26
05 Long Tail Cat 3:18
06 Jim Messina Intro Talk :45
07 Listen To A Country Song 2:44
Electric:
08 Band Intros :52
09 Back To Georgia 3:15
10 Trilogy: [a] Lovin’ Me 4:32
11 Trilogy: [b] To Make a Woman Feel Wanted 3:52
12 Trilogy: [c] Peace Of Mind 4:05
13 Your Mama Don't Dance 3:36
14 Vahevala 14:26
15 Thanks, Crowd & Talk Before Encore :42
Encore:
16 Nobody But You 3:47
Kenny Loggins - guitar, vocals
Jim Messina - guitar, vocals
John Clarke - sax
Al Garth - fiddle
Larry Simms - bass
Merle Bregante - drums
01 Danny's Song 3:54
02 House at Pooh Corner 2:28
03 Friend of the Devil (Grateful Dead/New Riders Of The Purple Sage Cover) 3:27
04 You Could Break My Heart 3:26
05 Long Tail Cat 3:18
06 Jim Messina Intro Talk :45
07 Listen To A Country Song 2:44
Electric:
08 Band Intros :52
09 Back To Georgia 3:15
10 Trilogy: [a] Lovin’ Me 4:32
11 Trilogy: [b] To Make a Woman Feel Wanted 3:52
12 Trilogy: [c] Peace Of Mind 4:05
13 Your Mama Don't Dance 3:36
14 Vahevala 14:26
15 Thanks, Crowd & Talk Before Encore :42
Encore:
16 Nobody But You 3:47
Kenny Loggins - guitar, vocals
Jim Messina - guitar, vocals
John Clarke - sax
Al Garth - fiddle
Larry Simms - bass
Merle Bregante - drums
One of the earliest recorded shows from Loggins & Messina. The band was opening for New Riders Of The Purple Sage, which explains Kenny Loggins covering "Friend Of The Devil". Kenny slows this tune to a ballads pace and is allegedly the reason The Grateful Dead change their version of the song in later performances. At any rate this great sounding recording made by the legendary Betty Cantor and well worth a listen or two.



