Loggins & Messina - On Stage (9Apr 1974 Columbia Rec.)

Loggins & Messina
On Stage
Apr 1974
Recording Date: Apr 28, 1972-Mar 4, 1973
Columbia/Legacy
Time: 82:58
Live

Kenny Loggins – 2nd guitar, Harmonica, and Vocals
Jim Messina – 1st guitar and Vocals
Backing Band
Lester A. Garth – Bass Clarinet, Saxes, Recorders, Violin, Steel Drum (2nd Pan), and Background Vocals
Jon Clarke – Saxophones, Oboe, and Steel Drum (3rd Pan)
Larry Sims – Bass and Background Vocals
Merel Bregante – Drums and Background Vocals
Milt Holland – Percussionist
Michael Omartian (first three albums only) – Keyboards, Steel Drum (1st Pan), and Concertina

Tracks:
Disc 1:
01 - 02:40 House at Pooh Corner
02 - 03:55 Danny's Song
03 - 03:05 You Could Break My Heart
04 - 01:51 Lady of My Heart
05 - 03:23 Long Tail Cat
06 - 02:32 Listen to a Country Song
07 - 02:08 Holiday Hotel
08 - 01:08 Just Before the News
09 - 10:06 Angry Eyes
10 - 05:58 Golden Ribbons
11 - 02:22 Another Road

Total 39:10


Disc 2:
01 - 21:00 Vahevala
02 - 03:00 Back to Georgia
03 - 12:12 Trilogy: Lovin' Me/To Make a Woman Feel Wanted/Peace of Mind
04 - 03:02 Your Mama Don't Dance
05 - 04:32 Nobody But You

Total 43:48

Loggins and Messina are an American rock music duo consisting of Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina. They are noted for popularizing the subgenre of Yacht rock, popularized by Michael Carlson, which soon became prominent in the 1970s.
In late 1970 Jim Messina, formerly of Poco and Buffalo Springfield, was working as an independent contract record producer for Columbia Records. It was then that he met a little-known studio artist who had written a few songs of his own, Kenny Loggins. Loggins was working as contract songwriter for the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
Messina decided to produce Loggins' debut album. By the time it was completed, Messina had contributed so much to the album, both instrumentally and vocally, that an accidental duo was born, and the album was released as "Kenny Loggins with Jim Messina Sittin' in". Their harmonies meshed so well that what was begun as a one-off album became an entity unto itself. So rather than simply producing Kenny Loggins as a solo act, they both decided to form a duo, Loggins and Messina.
Over the course of the next four or five years they produced five original material albums, one album of covers of other artists' material and two live albums. One compilation album, a "best of", would be released after the duo had separated.
As is natural in most mentor type relationships, Loggins outgrew the duo over time. Within a few years he would feel the need to go it on his own, and by 1977 the pair separated and pursued successful solo careers, with Loggins soon achieving the solo recording success.
They reunited in 2005 for a compilation album of their greatest hits, which proved so successful that they decided to tour as a group again. The "Sittin' In Again" tour was launched in mid-2005 and played out the remainder of the year, proving that they hadn't lost the magic that made them famous in the first place.
Their backing band changed from album to album but the core members are listed below. Many albums featured backing members who were well known in their own right, such as Stephen Stills who contributed to their self-titled second album. Bryan Adams played guitar on the album Full Sail. John Townsend and Ed Sanford, later of the Sanford & Townsend Band (Smoke from a Distant Fire) contributed vocals and songwriting to the Native Sons album.

(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

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