Evening all
I'm just listening to an amazing Nils Lofgren album
It's a recording of a radio concert in SF in 1975... his record company sent it out as a promotional album. I think they only made a few thousand...
"The so-called "Official Bootleg" from A&M. Correctly titled as "Back It Up!! Nils Lofgren Live. An Authorized Bootleg". This LP record was released in 1975 by A&M as a promotional recording for US radio stations etc, but a good many found there way into public hands. I had a copy until about 1981 having paid about £10.00 for it in 1977. They sell for an alleged £20.00 now but I somewhat doubt that as a realistic price. Bet on three to four times that for the genuine article. As a record it is a five star wonder. Recorded in front of a small audience, Nils shows all his talents from piano to vocals to some of the most electrifying guitar playing ever. Don't bother listening to it before you buy, just go out and get it. " Linky
My copy's sleeve is in much better condition than the one on that site... it also still contains the original letter from the record company
I'm just listening to an amazing Nils Lofgren album
It's a recording of a radio concert in SF in 1975... his record company sent it out as a promotional album. I think they only made a few thousand...
"The so-called "Official Bootleg" from A&M. Correctly titled as "Back It Up!! Nils Lofgren Live. An Authorized Bootleg". This LP record was released in 1975 by A&M as a promotional recording for US radio stations etc, but a good many found there way into public hands. I had a copy until about 1981 having paid about £10.00 for it in 1977. They sell for an alleged £20.00 now but I somewhat doubt that as a realistic price. Bet on three to four times that for the genuine article. As a record it is a five star wonder. Recorded in front of a small audience, Nils shows all his talents from piano to vocals to some of the most electrifying guitar playing ever. Don't bother listening to it before you buy, just go out and get it. " Linky
My copy's sleeve is in much better condition than the one on that site... it also still contains the original letter from the record company
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