The first and last solo US tour by the original UK, including Holdsworth, took place from September 1 to October 10, 1978, and the performance in Avondale, Louisiana on September 27 was recently unearthed and recorded in a complete audience recording of astonishing quality. First of all, several audience sources have been distributed from this tour, and while the sound source from this day also exists, the original master owned by Taper has been released in recent years, and the originally high quality sound source has been further upgraded to a level that makes it seem like a sound board. And the sound gives you the sense of air and breadth that is unique to audience recordings, with Bruford's loud drumming, Holdsworth's piercing guitar, Jobson's colorful keyboard and violin, all of which are super clear, and the sound of Wetton's bass, especially, is thick and powerful, giving you goosebumps. The set had become more and more fixed towards the end of the tour, and in addition to the five songs from the first album, Bill Brah's solo songs and songs from the next album "Danger Money" had already been played, especially the percussive "Presto Vivace" and Jobson's amazing electric violin solo in the encore "Caesar's Palace Blues". This was the last super performance of the four-piece UK band, played at their best quality for an hour. 01. Alaska / Time To Kill/02. The Only Thing She Needs/03. Carrying No Cross/04. Sahara Of Snow/05. Thirty Years/06. Presto Vivace / In The Dead Of Night/07. Caesar's Palace Blues [Live At Ole Man River's, Avondale, Louisiana, USA September 27th 1978] John Wetton:Vocal & Bass / Eddie Jobson:Electric Violin,Keyboards & Electronics / Allan Holdsworth:Guitars / Bill Bruford:Drums & Percussion
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