John Stewart - Complete Phoenix ConcertsThanks to DJ Bill Campton, John Stewart's music was big in Phoenix in 1974, so producer Nik Venet had Stewart take a band there and record a 'live' album of hits and some new songs at the Phoenix Symphony Hall in March 1974. Backed by a hot band from Los Angeles, Stewart proved himself a crowd pleaser, and the resultant 18 song album is a looser and more animated country rock collection than Stewart's studio albums.

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Thuringia-born Johann Melchior Molter (1696-1765) is at best known to some as the composer who wrote some of the earliest concertos for the clarinet

Included with this 36 track set is a detailed biography of the Texas rocker by music historian Hank Davis

I'm utterly fascinated by the instrumentarium of this work

as well as legendary bassists Bob Daisley (Black Sabbath)

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