The New York Dolls' February 1974 performance, which was one of their best performances, has been newly digitally transferred and restored in detail, including noise removal, and is now available! After finishing their European tour at the end of 1973 and returning to the United States, the band performed a live performance at the Academy of Music, an opera house with a capacity of about 4,000 people in New York, on February 15, 1974, during the recording period of their second album. The low-generator master of the same label's previously released album "BACK IN THE NEW YORK CITY" was recorded in good stereo audience recording, and a new digital transfer was made to the low-generator master, removing small noise and carefully correcting the slightly off pitch, restoring the sound in detail to a new release! The sound quality is stable and can be said to be of a high class at the time, and each part, including the vocals, is recorded with a well-balanced and clear sound quality. The set list featured seven songs from their second album "TOO MUCH TOO SOON," which will be released in about three months, including the classic "Chatterbox," which features Johnny's lead vocals, and the Archie Bell & Drells cover "(There's Gonna Be A) Showdown." For Jet Boy, they added a guest saxophone player, and for the last two songs they played the Muddy Waters classic Hootchie Coochie Man, and finally a Chuck Berry cover "Back In The U.S.A."! 01.Puss "n" Boots 02.Bad Girl 03.Looking For A Kiss 04.Who Are The Mystery Girls 05.Trash 06.Stranded In The Jungle 07.Give Her A Great Big Kiss 08.Chatterbox 09.Personality Crisis 10.Babylon 11.It's Too Late 12.Pills 13.Human Being 14.Jet Boy(With B uddy Bowser on saxophone) 15.Hootchie Coochie Man 16.Back In The USA
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