
Recorded Live in Italy 1981. Track list: 1. Feelin' Alright? 2. Look What You've Done 3. A Whiter Shade Of Pale 4. Sweet Little Woman 5. Just Like Always 6. Jealous Kind 7. Shocked 8. Hitchcock Railway 9. Watching The River Flow 10. Delta Lady 11. The Letter 12. You Are So Beautiful 13. With A Little Help From My Friends
Guitar / Piano
Lead Guitar
Drums
Bass
Keyboards
Background Vocals
Background Vocals

Recorded Live in Italy 1981. Track list: 1. Feelin' Alright? 2. Look What You've Done 3. A Whiter Shade Of Pale 4. Sweet Little Woman 5. Just Like Always 6. Jealous Kind 7. Shocked 8. Hitchcock Railway 9. Watching The River Flow 10. Delta Lady 11. The Letter 12. You Are So Beautiful 13. With A Little Help From My Friends
2002-10-09
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