The Who – Live At Leeds (LP Vinyl) Slowtide Phish was at a turning

Phish was at a turning point in their career

three shows were announced

Michael Falzarano and Harvey Sorgen talk about the blues and their influences

Black Night (5:22)

"Down on the Corner" (from a jam session with Booker T and the MG's for a 1970 TV special)

The Who – Live At Leeds (LP Vinyl) Slowtide Phish was at a turningRecorded on Valentine's Day 1970 at the University of Leeds Refectory, this is the performance that set the standard for what a live rock record could be. Pete Townshend's guitar work here is ferocious and unhinged in ways the studio never quite captured, and John Entwistle's bass playing alone makes a compelling case for why this lineup remains one of the most formidable in rock history. Limited vinyl LP pressing. Live at Leeds is the first live