Digitally remastered and expanded 3-CD box set featuring an extended version of this legendary 1972 concert experience, originally a double vinyl LP in a limited edition of 20,000.
The concert was staged to raise funds for the Greasy Truckers organization, who raised funds for various local causes such as homelessness, advice on dealing with being busted for possession of cannabis and other mind altering substances and other social issues.
The Greasy Truckers Party took place at The Roundhouse, London on February 13th, 1972.
Greasy Truckers Party
feat. Man, Brinsley Schwarz, Hawkwind (and Magic Michael)
1972
3CDs / 2007 / 320Kbps
Tracklist / CD 1 / MAN:
Spunk Rock
Many Are Called But Few Get Up
Angel Easy
Bananas (Instrumental)
Romain
Tracklist / CD 2 / BRINSLEY SCWARZ:
Intro
Country Girl
One More Day
Unknown Number
She's Got to Be Real
Home Work
Nervous on the Road
Range War
Silver Pistol
Going Down the Road
Midnight Train
Private Number
It's Just My Way of Saying Thank You
Wonder Woman
I'm Ahead If I Can Quit While I'm Behind
Surrender to the Rhythm
MAGIC MICHAEL: Music Belongs to the People
Tracklist / CD 3 / HAWKWIND:
Announcement
This Is Your Captain Speaking (Power Cut)
This Is Your Captain Speaking (cont.)
You Shouldn't Do That
The Awakening
Master Of The Universe
Paranoia
Earth Calling
Silver Machine
Welcome To The Future
Born To Go
Brainstorm
DJ Andy Dunkley (End Announcement)
Personnel:
MAN:
Micky Jones — guitars, vocals
Deke Leonard — guitars, vocals
Martin Ace — bass, vocals
Terry Williams — drums
BRINSLEY SCHWARZ:
Brinsley Schwarz — guitar, saxophone, vocals
Ian Gomm — guitars, vocals
Billy Rankin — drums
Bob Andrews — keyboards, vocals
Nick Lowe — bass guitar, vocals
Magic Michael:
Magic Michael (Michael Cousins) — acoustic guitar, vocals
HAWKWIND:
Dave Brock – guitars, vocals
Nik Turner – saxophone, flute, vocals
Lemmy – bass guitar, vocals
Dik Mik – synthesizer
Del Dettmar – synthesizer
Simon King – drums
Robert Calvert – vocals
Recorded at The Roundhouse, Chalk Farm, London on February 13th 1972
This box set includes the original take of Hawkwind's "Silver Machine" single, although this was remixed in the studio,
with Robert Calvert's original lead vocal being replaced by one sung by Lemmy.