Leslie McCowen, whose death we recently received shocking news, and Alan Longmuir, who passed away in 2018. Introducing the best original video from 2016, when they all came to Japan together. This work was filmed on February 20, 2016: Shibuya Pleasure Pleasure (evening session). This is the super spectacular audience shot. Since their reunion in 2015, Leslie has visited Japan almost every year, and in 2016, which marks the 40th anniversary of their first visit to Japan, they were accompanied by original member Alan. Their reunion in Japan, which is said to be the first time in 20 years, has become a hot topic. First, let’s look back at the schedule and check the show’s position. ・February 20: Shibuya (16:00 performance) ←★This work★ ・February 20: Shibuya (20:00 performance) ・February 21: Shibuya (2 performances at 15:00 and 19:00)・February 22: Osaka (2 performances at 16:30 and 20:30) A total of 6 performances, 2 performances per day x 3 days. There were four performances in two days in Shibuya, but this work was Lee's first performance. This work was shot at such a show, and it has super-exquisite and super-scenic views. This is an original master for this work that was given to me by the photographer himself, but it was shot from the second floor seat facing the center of the stage, and there are no obstructions such as shadows from the front row. The field of view is completely occupied by the stage. Moreover, it is super zoom and stable. Even though it was only five years ago, the performance of digital equipment was amazing, and even if you were on the second floor, if you zoomed in, the screen would be filled with a close-up of Leslie's face. Of course, bold zooming can lead to camera shake and rough camera work, but there is no need to worry about that in this work. Not only does it have an anti-shake function, but the well-crafted camera work captures the highlights point by point, while maintaining an unwavering sense of stability. That's no wonder, as the person who worked on this film is a master of audience photography. TEPCO is known for Ringo Starr's ``TOKYO DOME CITY HALL 2019 FINAL NIGHT: THE VIDEO'' and ALCATRAZZ's ``DEFINITIVE TOKYO 2019 FINAL NIGHT: THE VIDEO,'' and the new work will be released by Tabi's ``This year's No. 1 video!! ” has become a hot topic. This work is an original collection by such a person, and it is a hidden treasure that was specially released to the public in response to the news of Leslie's death. What is depicted in such a superb view is a full show in which the two now deceased perform side by side. When they came to Japan in 2016, the set changed daily, so let's organize the contents of this stage. ・Knights of Edinburgh (4 songs) Summer Love Sensation/Please Stay/Shang-a-Lang/Saturday Night ・Rumored Bay City Rollers (3 songs) Rock & Roll Honeymoon/My Teenage Heart/Bye Bye Baby・Youth Idol (1 song) Too Young to Rock & Roll ・Melody dedicated to youth (5 songs) I Only Want to Be With You/Rock 'N Roll Love Letter/You're a Woman/Dedication/Yesterday's Hero・Koi no Game ( 2 songs) It's A Game/You Made Me Believe In Magic・Other (3 songs) Love Me Like I Love You/Have I The Right? (THE HONEYCOMBS)/You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' (Barry Mann) ...and it looks like this. A lineup of delicious 70's hit songs centering on the two albums ``The Knights of Edinburgh'' and ``A Melody for Youth,'' along with THE HONEYCOMBS's ``Have I The Right?'' and Barry Mann's ``You've Lost.'' Cover songs such as "That Lovin' Feelin'" are interspersed. Alan sings "Rock & Roll Honeymoon". And the performance that weaves that set close to my heart. At this time Leslie was 61 years old and Alan was 67 years old. Even though his singing voice has the marks of the years, it has an unmistakable tone that is unique to him. He responds immediately to calls such as ``Reslii!'' and ``Araan!!'', which are said to be difficult to hear when listening to normal outside voices, and there are traces of his past in his shy smile while waving his hands. The sight of Alan sitting and resting in the second half of the show is heartwarming, and the homey atmosphere of Leslie answering questions at length without a microphone is irresistible. The audience's feelings for the Japan that has supported them over the years seeped through their every move, and the audience welcomed them like old friends. In this work, you can enjoy a special seat in such a happy space. At that time, BAY CITY ROLLERS' performance in Japan was becoming an annual event. But Leslie and Alan will never come again. This film is a video work that turns the memories of those who were able to attend the event into solid memories, and soothes the frustration of those who missed it. This is a piece that you should definitely savor. Super spectacular audience shot of "February 20, 2016: Shibuya Pleasure Pleasure (Evening Part)". The photo was taken from a second-floor seat facing the center of the stage, and perhaps because it was the front row, there were no shadows or other obstructions from the front row, and the stage was completely occupying the field of view. What's more, the ultra-zoom that can only be achieved with digital equipment is tremendous, and in the final close-up, Leslie's face fills the screen. The hit parade is lined with delicious representative songs from the 70's, centered on the two albums ``A Knight of Edinburgh'' and ``A Melody of Youth'', and the co-starring of the late Leslie McCowen and Alan Longmuir is heart-warming 1. It is a piece. Mt.Rainier Hall, Shibuya Pleasure Pleasure, Tokyo, Japan 20th February 2016 (1st Stage) AMAZING SHOT(from Original Masters) (81:20) 1. Pre-Show 2. Intro 3. Summer Love Sensation 4. I Only Want to Be With You 5. It's A Game 6. You Made Me Believe In Magic 7. Member Introduction 8. Rock And Roll Love Letter 9. You Are A Woman 10. Rock 'n' Roll Honeymoon 11. Please Stay 12. My Teenage Heart 13. Dedication 14. Love Me Like I Love You 15. Too Young To Rock 'n Roll 16. Have I The Right? 17. Q & A 18. Shang-a-Lang 19. Yesterday's Hero 20. Saturday Night Encore 21. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' 22. Bye, Bye, Baby (Baby Goodbye) Leslie McKeown - Vocal Alan Longmuir - Guitar, Vocal Philip Hendriks - Guitar Simon Mulvery - Bass Scott McGowan - Keyboards Daniel Guest - Drums COLOUR NTSC Approx. 81min.
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