Genre: Rock / Blues / Folk / Country-Rock Media: CD Country of disc (release): US Year of publication: 2010 Publisher (label): Rhino Handmade Catalog number: RHM2 524797 Country of artist (group): USA Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac) Rip type: tracks+.cue Audio bitrate: lossless Duration: 79:02+58:03+47:23+66:09 Trcklist: Disc 1 - London’s Royal Albert Hall 12.1.69 1. Intro / Tuning (00:41) 2. Opening Jam (04:48) 3. Gimme Some Lovin' (03:49) 4. Band Introductions (01:36) 5. Only You Know And I Know (04:35) 6. Medley: Poor Elijah / Tribute To Johnson (05:18) 7. Get Ourselves Together (03:01) 8. I Don't Know Why (04:51) 9. Where's There's A Will, There's A Way (04:29) 10. That's What My Man Is For (03:43) 11. Medley: Pour Your Love On Me / Just Plain Beautiful (09:16) 12. Everybody Loves A Winner (04:48) 13. Things Get Better (04:02) 14. Coming Home (04:48) 15. I Don't Want To Discuss It (05:19) 16. Little Richard Medley: Tutti Frutti / The Girl Can't Help It / Long Tall Sally / Jenny Jenny (07:31) 17. My Baby Specializes (04:18) Disc 2 - Colston Hall In Bristol 12.2.69 1. Intro / Tuning (00:38) 2. Opening Jam (04:39) 3. Gimme Some Lovin' (03:51) 4. Things Get Better (03:32) 5. Medley: Poor Elijah / Tribute To Johnson (05:17) 6. I Don't Know Why (05:11) 7. Medley: Pour Your Love On Me / Just Plain Beautiful (08:41) 8. Where There's A Will, There's A Way (04:12) 9. Coming Home (04:49) 10. Little Richard Medley: Tutti Frutti / The Girl Can't Help It / Long Tall Sally / Jenny Jenny (06:29) 11. I Don't Want To Discuss It (05:52) 12. Crowd / Announcement (02:55) Disc 3 - Fairfield Halls In Croydon 12.7.69 (Early Show) 1. Intro / Tuning (00:50) 2. Gimme Some Lovin' (03:55) 3. Introduction (00:44) 4. Things Get Better (04:27) 5. Medley: Poor Elijah / Tribute To Johnson (06:28) 6. I Don't Know Why (05:09) 7. Where There's A Will, There's A Way (05:02) 8. That's What My Man Is For (04:46) 9. I Don't Want To Discuss It (04:36) 10. Coming Home (07:51) Disc 4 - Fairfield Halls In Croydon 12.7.69 (Late Show) 1. Intro / Tuning (01:24) 2. Gimme Some Lovin' (04:20) 3. Pigmy (08:51) 4. Introductions (01:30) 5. Things Get Better (04:38) 6. Medley: Poor Elijah / Tribute To Johnson (05:11) 7. Only You Know And I Know (05:07) 8. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (03:11) 9. Where There's A Will, There's A Way (04:50) 10. I Don't Know Why (05:10) 11. That's What My Man Is For (04:30) 12. Coming Home (06:04) 13. Little Richard Medley: Tutti Frutti / The Girl Can't Help It / Long Tall Sally / Jenny Jenny (06:17) Personnel: Bonnie Bramlett： Vocals Delaney Bramlett： Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals Eric Clapton： Guitar, Performer Rita Coolidge： Vocals Jim Gordon： Drums Tex Johnson： Bongos, Conductor, Conga, Engineer Bobby Keys： Saxophone Dave Mason： Guitar Jim Price： Trombone, Trumpet, Horn, Horn Arrangements Carl Radle： Bass Bobby Whitlock： Organ, Keyboards, Vocals "Rhino Handmade delivers with a four-disc deluxe reissue expanded with more than three hours of unreleased roof-raising, hickory-smoked rock ’n’ soul. The Deluxe Set, which comes packaged in a mock road case, contains Delaney & Bonnie & Friends’ complete performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall, plus a composite of the next night’s performances at Colston Hall in Bristol, and both the early and late shows from the tour’s final stop at Fairfield Halls in Croydon. Along with unreleased versions of all the songs from the original, this reissue also contains several songs not featured on the 1970 album, including “I Don’t Know Why” a track the Bramletts penned with Clapton; “My Baby Specializes” and “Everybody Loves A Winner” from the Bramlett’s debut Home; “Get Ourselves Together” from the couple’s 1969 follow-up Accept No Substitute; the traditional “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”; a cover of Spencer Davis Group’s “Gimme Some Lovin’”; and the instrumental “Pigmy.” Each disc is snapped in, inside a fold-out cardboard holder, each in a different color (that matches each CD), and with graphics related to where/when the music was recorded on the front flap. Inside each holder is a different b&w photo of various band members. On the back is listed location and date of each concert, and song title and length. Glyn Johns, who recorded the Colston Hall gig, revisits his experience in the collection’s detailed liner notes contained in a 46 page spiral flip-up style booklet: “There is no question that they had an immense effect on popular music, mostly by influencing some of the most successful musicians of the day. The outstanding memory for me is the sound they created. Being an engineer, it had a huge influence on me—this, coupled with the complexity of the rhythm section and the ease with which they performed. Us Brits had never heard anything so fluid.” Also included are three loose photographs (reproductions) of various band members. "-- discogs