Jon Anderson with the New Life Band
Jon Anderson: vocals
Ronnie Leahy: keys
Christopher Rainbow: keys, backing vocals, percussion
Barry De Souza: drums
John Giblin: bass
Joe Partridge: guitar
Morris Pert: percussion, synths
Les Davidson: guitar (erroneously credited as Lee
Davidson)
Dick Morrisey: sax, flute
Recorded on The Song of Seven Tour, 3 Dec 1980, Sheffield (1-26)
Project co-ordinator: Daniel Earnshaw
Executive producer: Rob Ayling
Artwork: Mark Wilkinson
Mastered by Mike Pietrini
With thanks to Matthias Muller, Chris Rainbow, Peter Clarkson
Tracks:
CD1:
1. Some are Born (4:19)
2. Don't Forget (Nostalgia) (4:00)
3. Funk Theme (1:39)
4. To be Over (2:06)
5. Perpetual Change (1:26)
6. The Prophet (2:23)
7. Long Distance Runaround (2:41)
8. Wonderous Stories (3:16)
9. Rejoice (2:09)
10. I've Seen All Good People (4:19)
11. The Revealing Science of God (1:27)
12. All Good People (Reprise) (1:07)
13. The Remembering (1:08)
14. Ritual (4:37)
15. Far Away in Baagad (3:22)
16. I Hear You Now (4:49)
17. One More Time (5:59)
18. Everyday (4:04)
19. Hear It (2:53)
20. Take Your Time (3:50)
21. Song of Seven (11:40)
CD2:
22. Petrushka (11:15)
23. Tour Song/Introductions (3:35)
24. Heart of the Matter (4:21)
25. Band Jam (2:02)
26. All Good People (3:00)
27. For You For Me (5:41)
28. Some are Born (5:06)
29. Don't Forget (Nostalgia) (3:09)
30. Everybody Loves You (4:22)
31. To be Over (2:13)
32. Perpetual Change (1:28)
33. The Prophet (2:15)
34. Long Distance Runaround (2:56)
35. Wonderous Stories (2:50)
36. Rejoice (1:56)
37. I've Seen All Good People (4:16)
38. The Revealing Science of God (1:23)
39. All Good People (Reprise) (1:08)
40. The Remembering (0:44)
41. Ritual (2:04)
Notes: Originally released as part of The Lost Tapes box set and due to be released separately; see The Lost Tapes for more details. This 'official bootleg' captures Jon Anderson's first solo tour, in support of his Song of Seven album. The Yes material (tracks 4-14 and 31-41) takes the form of a large medley. (22) is an instrumental adaptation of the piece by Stravinsky.
Much of the live band had played on the studio album (Pert, Giblin, Morrisey, Leahy, Rainbow). (The album lists the band members, but does not say who plays what.)
The main body of material is an audience recording that had not previously even been bootlegged. The remaining tracks (27-41) had been bootlegged, but Earnshaw tracked down the original recording. They come from a tour rehearsal. (HP, 24 Dec 06)