Rare recordings of the "Boss Blues Band", which could be described as an irregular staff, held in October 1983 and January 1984 at 7th Avenue South in New York, where Ronnie Cuber and Bob Mintzer, who were around the same age, performed live. For the first time, a two-disc set of two performances recorded directly from an ultra-realistic high-quality master recorded by the people involved as if they were listening to them on the spot! The 1983 lineup consisted of staff members Richard Tee, Cornell Dupree, and Eric Gale, drummer Bernard Purdy, known as the greatest groove master, and saxophonist George Young. Who is the bassist? You might think so, but Gail played the guitar as well as the bass, and while Gail was playing the guitar, Tee was in charge of the synth/bass, making this a very rare performance! The lineup in 1984 was the same five-piece band with Gale on guitar, Tee, Young, bassist Gary King, and drummer Ted Taylor, but the black and groovy playing was the same, but it was completely different. Enjoy the session. None of the songs played overlap, and it is a jam-like 1983 live performance with Gail's signature song "Multiplication", Tea's signature song "Strokin'", and Crusaders' "Way Back Home". It is a stage where you can listen to the songs more than before! Disc 1 Live at Seventh Avenue South,NYC October.29.1983 1. Unknown Title 2. First Love 3. Unknown Title 4. That's the Way of the World 5. 40 Ozs Eric Gale - Guitar,Bass Cornell Dupree - Guitar George Young - Sax Richard Tee - Keyboards Bernard Purdie - Drums Disc 2 Live at Seventh Avenue South NYC January.21.1984 1. Multiplication 2. Trumper 3. Strokin' 4. Way Back Home 5. Piano Solo 6. Unknown Title Eric Gale - Guitar Gary King - Bass George Young - Sax Richard Tee - Keyboards Ted Moore - Drums
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