Roy Buchanan / New York Sessions 1972 (2CDR)

CD01:
01. Tuning> If You Only Knew
02. Tuning & practice for I Hear You Knockin'
03. I Hear You Knockin'
04. Mean Old Woman Blues (?)
05. Tuning (Roy asked by producer to do a 12 bar blues)
06. Tuning
07. Shuffle in G (?)(instrumental)(short volume drop)
08. Unknown Jazzy Instrumental (short volume drop) (tape flip)
09. Tuning & practice for Honky Tonk
10. Honky Tonk (Take 1) (Abandoned)
11. Tuning & practice for Honky Tonk
12. Honky Tonk (Take 2)(drop in volume at end)
13. Tuning & practice for Honky Tonk
14. Honky Tonk (Take 3)(Abandoned)
15. Honky Tonk (Take 4)
16.Raunchy (Take 1)(Abandoned)
17. Raunchy (Take 2)
18. Tuning & practice for Raunchy
19. Raunchy (Take 3)(cut)(short drop in volume)
20. Tuning & practice for I Am A Lonesome Fugitive
21. I Am A Lonesome Fugitive (Take 1)(Abandoned)
22. I Am A Lonesome Fugitive (Take 2)(cut)(short drop in volume)
23. I Am A Lonesome Fugitive (Take 3)(Abandoned)

CD02:
01. Tuning> Susie Q (Take One)
02. Tuning & practice for Susie Q
03. Susie Q (Take Two)
04. Tuning & practice for Haunted House
05. Tuning & Haunted House (false start)
06. Haunted House (Take Two)(Abandoned)
07. Tuning & practice for Haunted House
08. Haunted House (Take Three)
09. Tuning > You Got My Mind Messed Up
10. Tuning & practice for You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover
11. You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover

-(bonustracks : New Haven CT 1987)-
12. Peter Gunn Theme
13. Down By the River
14. Sunshine of Your Love
15.Surf or Die
16. Let's Stay Together
17. Suzy Q
18. Hey Joe
19. Power of Love
20 The Messiah Will Come Again

Lineup:(Sessions)
Roy Buchanan - lead guitar
Chuck Tilley - vocals
Dick Heintze - keyboards
Ned Davis - drums
Teddy Irwin - rhythm guitar
Peter Van Allen - bass

This release features a studio session by Roy Buchanan recorded on July 12, 1972, at Record Plant East, New York, NY, USA. It's a session recording from shortly after the release of his debut album, "Roy Buchanan," and likely a recording for a tour held around the same time. While not a dress rehearsal for the actual tour, Roy's relaxed guitar work is very enjoyable, and his high level of technique is truly impressive. This is a superb item with rich content. Nine tracks from a 1987 Connecticut concert are included as bonus tracks in SBD format. The sound quality is excellent, thanks to the use of SBD sources, ensuring stable and high-fidelity sound.