Cover of Live At Carnegie Hall

Renaissance

Live At Carnegie Hall

1976 Prog Rock Symphonic Rock
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Tracklist

  1. A1 PrologueDunford 7:35
  2. A2 Ocean GypsyThatcher, Dunford 7:55
  3. A3 Can You UnderstandThatcher, Dunford 10:20
  4. B1 Carpet Of The SunThatcher, Dunford 4:15
  5. B2 Running HardThatcher, Dunford 9:43
  6. B3 Mother RussiaThatcher, Dunford 10:48
  7. Song Of Scheherazade 28:50
  8. C.a Part 1 Fanfare
  9. C.b Part 2 The Betrayal
  10. C.c Part 3 The Sultan
  11. C.d Part 4 Love Theme
  12. C.e Part 5 The Young Prince & Princess
  13. C.f Part 6 Festival Preparations
  14. C.g Part 7 Fugue For Sultan Sultan
  15. C.h Part 8 The Festival
  16. C.i Part 9 Finale
  17. D Ashes Are BurningThatcher, Dunford 23:50

Musicians

Production

Also credited

Also credited. Written-By: Betty Thatcher. Artwork (Cover And Collage): Fred Marcellino. Crew (Sound By): Sound Specialties. Engineer (Mixing, Assistant): Barry Kidd. Engineer (Mixing): Dick Plant. Engineer (Recording): Carmine Rubino. Lighting (Lights): Aladdin Light. Photography By: Bob Gruen, Chuck Pulin, Denis Degnan, John Kuczynski.

Release notes

Gatefold sleeve with Stereo indicator Ⓢ before catalogue number on spine, with company inner sleeves.

Recorded at Carnegie Hall,
June 20, 21, 22, 1975 by Record Plant, New York.
Mixed at De Lane Lea, Wembley, England.

Title on labels is “Renaissance Live At Carnegie Hall”
Track C titled on back cover as “Scheherazade”. Track C.a to C.i Copyright Control

Publishers:
Pytheon Music - Tracks A1, A3, B1, B3, D
Copyright Control - Track A2, Ca to Ci
Turn Of The Cards Music / Chrysalis Music - Track B2

℗ 1976 BTM Records Limited (on center labels)
© 1976 BTM Records (on back cover)

Manufactured and distributed by RCA Limited, Record Division, England.
Marketed by RCA Limited, Record Division, RCA House, Curzon St, London, W.1.

Printed in England by Robert Stace.

Made in England.

Many thanks to members of the and Renaissance road crew: , , , , , and Chas Gerber
Also thanks to Rupert Perry

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