Live Bootleg

Description

Live Bootleg is the first live album by the American hard rock outfit Resurrection Band (though at this point the band had shortened their name to Rez Band), released on Sparrow Records in 1984. The album was recorded live at the Odeum in Chicago, October 21 and 22, 1983 with the Full Sail Mobile Unit. Mix-down at Hedden West Studios in Schaumburg, Illinois; and at Solid Sound Studios in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. Engineered by Phil Bonanno and Roger Heiss with the band producing. Featuring three new songs never before recorded by the band: “Playground”, “Gameroom”, and “Quite Enough” (a long time live favorite and one of the songs featured on the band’s mid-70s demo cassette Music to Raise the Dead).

The band lineup on the album is Glenn Kaiser on vocals and guitar, Wendi Kaiser on vocals, Stu Heiss on guitar and keyboards, and a rhythm section consisting of Jim Denton on bass and John Herrin on drums.

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LP tracklist:

Side One
A1. “Military Man” – 4:50
A2. “Gameroom” – 4:19
A3. Wendi’s Rap – 2:00
A4. “Playground” – 4:00
A5. “Medley” (Waves / Awaiting Your Reply / Broken Promises / Autograph / City Streets) – 6:20

Side Two
B1. “White Noise” – 3:57
B2. “Quite Enough” – 5:03
B3. “Area 312” – 3:56
B4. “Can’t Stop Lovin’ You” – 3:34
B5. Glenn’s Rap – 4:24

Note: Simultaneously released on cassette and 12-inch vinyl LP by Sparrow Records.