James Gang-Live In Concert (1971)


 

Artist:  James Gang

Title: Live In Concert

Label:  ABC

Format: LP

Cat: ABCX 733

Year of Release: 1971

Country and Year of Edition: US 1972 repress

Listed Condition: VG+/VG+  with inner sleeve

Sell Date: 7/12/22

Sell Price: $7.99

Discogs Last Sold:6/11/22 NM/VG $7.00

Low: $1.00 VG+/VG

Median: $5.00

Average: $5.83

High: $18.99  NM/VG+

Current low price:$2.50 VG/G, $4.72 VG+/VG+

Current Number on Sale at Discogs: 28

Have/Want: 434/28

Where Sold: Valdosta, GA

Time it took to sell: 1 year

Where and When Bought: ebay lot

Gwiz-gau Letter Grade: B+

Sad To See It Go: No

Every once in a while the Reverse Collector (TM) is tempted by a lot of low end records on the internet to relist.  This often spikes sales, although often of other titles.  In this case I bought $100 worth of prog and classic rock lots on ebay, of which this live James Gang album is one.  I don't think I've broke even on that hundred bucks to this day, but this sale brings me 8 bucks closer.

Well, at least I finally get to listen to this live James Gang album. Live In Concert, which was recorded in NYC at Carnegie Hall in May, 1971.  This was a single album release, but it could've been a double as the whole show on the internet indicates.    

I bought Rides Again in early high school after having a conversation at a local Worcester bookstore with a wide selection of cutout imports with a another person flipping with me through the heavily discounted bins.  He was raving about the James Gang, and I bought a used copy of Rides Again shortly around that time, if I didn't have it already.  The biggest, inescapable AOR hit "Funk #49" didn't make the cut although it was in the set.  It does have the Rides Again closer "Ashes, The Rain and I" and "Tend My Garden." 

When I was doing Rubric, cohort Kenny always had a CD copy of the debut, Yer' Album laying around and this has the closer "Stop" opening the set as well as "Take A Look Around' and an epic 18+ minute version of "Lost Woman."  That leaves the hit from Thirds, ""Walk Away" and the Albert King cover 'You're Gonna Need Me" not on those 3 Joe Walsh era James Gang albums.  This 4th one went gold in 1972 when the Walshless Straight Shooter and Passin' Thru were released.

Good guitar record.




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