Front Row Moonlight is an outstanding video performance from John
Stewart. Filmed in September, 2000 at the Turf Inn, Dalry, Scotland, FRM gives
you a front row seat at a concert featuring just John and his guitar. John's
performance, the filming, editing and sound quality all come together perfectly
to make this video a gem. John gives an emotional delivery creating an intense
and intimate experience. For almost 90 minutes you will believe you are front and center at one of John's finest performances. If you seldom see John in concert you'll want "Front Row Moonlight"; if you often see John in concert you'll treasure this tape as a lasting reminder of the pleasure of the shows. As an added bonus the video includes several priceless candids: John being interviewed by radio BBC, John sightseeing with friends, John stretched out reading and relaxing in a hotel lobby, and, one truly magical instrumental interlude in a York dressing room. And the song list features the previously unreleased "Fire on the Starborne Chariot", one of the newest and most passionate of John's compositions. |
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Joining them is host Tommy Smothers and Mary Travers, as well as Lindsey Buckingham, John Stewart, George Grove and Roger Gambill. This historic reunion concert, filled with the unique and vibrant sound that millions of Kingston Trio fans have loved for over a generation, preserves the tremendous legacy that has become an American musical legend. |
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Solo acoustic, alone and with Dave Batti on bass, as well as live with the full band. Although they are underground guerilla videos and not the kind you would see on the Disney Channel, they capture the feel and songs of nearly 2 hours of live performances throughout the United States. |
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With a soundtrack including Ride the Lightning, Looking for Jack and Rally Down the Night by John Stewart, Price of the Fire (with Roseanne Cash), Wilderness (sung by Buffy Ford) and Shanandoah (sung by Dave Crossland). Photographed by Johnny Dreams and Buffy Ford along with NASA archival footage. |
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John Stewart together with brother Mike's group, "WE FIVE," John Phillips and Scott McKenzie recorded the score using traditional American folk songs as well as songs written by John and Mike. |
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