CD Album - Steve Hillage - Steve Hillage Live At Rockpalast - Repertoire

CD Album

Artist:	Steve Hillage
Title:	Steve Hillage Live At Rockpalast
Label:	Repertoire
Country:	UK
Date:	2014
Catalogue:	REPUK 1226
Barcode:	4009910122624
Format:	Multi-Disc
Genre:	Progressive, Psychedelic, Rock
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Artist

Title

Composer

Rating

DVD - J. Geils Band Intro - Rockpalast Theme Music - Believe In Me

1-01

Steve Hillage

Salmon Song

Hillage, Giraudy

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1-02

Steve Hillage

Hurdy Gurdy Glissando

Hillage, Giraudy

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1-03

Steve Hillage

Hurdy Gurdy Man

Leitch

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1-04

Steve Hillage

Solar Musick Suite

Hillage, Giraudy

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1-05

Steve Hillage

Lunar Musick Suite

Hillage, Giraudy

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1-06

Steve Hillage

It's All Too Much

Harrison

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1-07

Steve Hillage

Aftaglid Pt.1

Hillage, Giraudy

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1-08

Steve Hillage

Electrick Gypsies

Hillage, Giraudy

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1-09

Steve Hillage

Not Fade Away (Glid Forever)

Petty, Holly

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Compact Disc

2-01

Steve Hillage

Salmon Song

Hillage, Giraudy

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2-02

Steve Hillage

Hurdy Gurdy Glissando

Hillage, Giraudy

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2-03

Steve Hillage

Hurdy Gurdy Man

Leitch

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2-04

Steve Hillage

Solar Musick Suite

Hillage, Giraudy

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2-05

Steve Hillage

Lunar Musick Suite

Hillage, Giraudy

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2-06

Steve Hillage

It's All Too Much

Harrison

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2-07

Steve Hillage

Not Fade Away (Glid Forever)

Petty Holly

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Notes

Having made his name with Gong,Steve Hillage has been
active for more than 40 years as a performer,composer and
producer.He has just returned to live performance with a new
incarnation of the Steve Hillage Band,revisiting classic material
from the mid-1970s.We feature his 1977 performance on
Rockpalast,majoring on highlights from his first two solo
albums,Fish Rising and L.The seven-piece band line-up also
appeared on the acclaimed Live Herald set,and includes ex-
Jethro Tull drummer Clive Bunker and the appropriately named
Colin Bass (later of Camel).Highlights include Solar Musick
Suite - still regarded by many as one of the finest examples of
Hillage's solo work - and versions of George Harrison's It's All
Too Much and Donovan's Hurdy Gurdy Man.By 1980 Steve
Hillage withdrew from performing and recording,moving instead
into production(Simple Minds,It Bites,the Charlatans,Tony
Banks and others),so this is a rare document of his early solo
years.

CD has 7 selected tracks from the show to fit maximum CD Capacity

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