From the 1976 US tour accompanying his second solo album "Private Eyes", a complete 57-minute master quality audience recording of the October 5th Detroit performance. They use the JEMS master, which has become a hot topic in recent years, and although the live performance itself was short because it was an undercard performance, Tommy's attractive vocals and high-quality guitar play that colored the whole performance were of course, Mark Stein (Kb), former Vanilla Fudge member, Jimmy Haslip, who is known as a southpaw technical bassist, Johnny Bolin (ds), Tommy's younger brother, and others create a powerful ensemble play full of jazz fusion taste that is truly a masterpiece. From the opening teaser, Tommy's powerful vocals full of voltage and powerful guitar are fully opened. Tommy's excellent playing that can be heard in each song is a must-listen, including the guitar solo full of rock feeling in You Told Me You Loved Me. In addition, the big song Post Toastee, which is full of highlights from the instrumental team, has a lot of technical solo play by each member, with development after development. The last number is the signature song, the funky Homeward Strut, which once again features sophisticated solos from each member, with Tommy's relaxed long solo backed by a skilled bass player being a must-listen. Here are a number of ultra-high quality performances from the lineup available only at this time. 1. Introduction 2. Teaser 3. People, People 4. You Told Me You Loved Me 5. Wild Dogs 6. Shake The Devil 7. Post Toastee 8. Homeward Strut [Live at Ford Auditorium, Detoit, MI. USA 5th October 1976 ] Tommy Bolin - Guitar, Vocal / Mark Stein - Keyboards / Jimmy Haslip - Bass / Johnnie Bolin – Drums / Norma Jean Bell - Saxophone, Percussion
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