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12 de mar. de 2018 · Back to the Bars has always been a high-water mark in Rundgren’s crowded discography. The new Cherry Red/Esoteric Records release All Sides of the Roxy goes back to these shows, taking a focused look at one part of these shows. The complete May 23rd show and another hour of outtakes from the rest of his week-long residency at the LA club.
In May 1978 Todd Rundgren performed a series of concerts at The Roxy Theater in West Hollywood, California with a band comprising members of The Hello People (Bobby Sedita, Larry Tasse, Greg Geddes & Norman Smart) along with keyboard player Moogy Klingman, bassist John Seigler and drummer John “Willie” Wilcox.
UK three CD set. In May 1978, Todd Rundgren performed a series of concerts at The Roxy Theater in West Hollywood, California with a band comprising members of The Hello People (Bobby Sedita, Larry Tasse, Greg Geddes and Norman Smart) along with keyboard player Moogy Klingman, bassist John Seigler and drummer John Willie Wilcox.
UK three CD set. In May 1978, Todd Rundgren performed a series of concerts at The Roxy Theater in West Hollywood, California with a band comprising members of The Hello People (Bobby Sedita, Larry Tasse, Greg Geddes and Norman Smart) along with keyboard player Moogy Klingman, bassist John Seigler and drummer John Willie Wilcox.
1 de abr. de 2018 · 'All Sides Of The Roxy' is de nieuwste uitgave in de Todd Rundgren Archive Serie en de derde op het Esoteric Label. De uitgave bevat op de eerste twee cd's een volledig concert van 23 mei 1978 en werd op die datum nation wide uitgezonden via een netwerk van FM muziekstations in Amerika. Als je de moeite neemt om de hele box, of op z'n minst het concert, te beluisteren zul je tot de ontdekking ...
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9 de mar. de 2018 · On May 23, 1978, Rundgren not only thrilled the West Hollywood crowd at the Roxy with a stellar set of songs from his solo LPs and Utopia recordings, but he also earned the distinction of being simulcast to the largest FM radio audience ever at that time: over 10 million listeners.
