1972- It's A beautiful Day- At Carnegie Hall 24bit-192khz

This is an original vinyl rip at 24bit/192khz by Sidmal, serveral program have been
used in order to replicate the sound, split, rename and tag the LP,into flac. I won't
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P.S. this is an original Columbia pressing from 1972, side 2 is a bit worn out, I
apologize for that.

It's A Beautiful Day ΓÇÄΓÇô At Carnegie Hall
Label:
Columbia ΓÇÄΓÇô KC 31338
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:
US
Released:
1972
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock



Tracklist .


A1 Give Your Woman What She Wants 3:48
A2 A Hot Summer Day 8:27
A3 Angels And Animals 3:53
A4 Bombay Calling 8:25
B1 Going To Another Party 4:19
B2 Good Lovin' 5:10
B3 The Grand Camel Suite 3:00
B4 White Bird 7:12


Companies etc

Remixed At ΓÇô Quadraphonic Sound Studios
Recorded At ΓÇô Carnegie Hall
Phonographic Copyright (p) ΓÇô CBS Inc.
Copyright (c) ΓÇô CBS Inc.
Manufactured By ΓÇô Columbia Records
Manufactured By ΓÇô CBS Inc.


Credits

Artwork [Lettering] ΓÇô Joe Garnett
Bass ΓÇô Tom Fowler
Design ΓÇô Karenlee Grant, Ron Coro
Drums, Vocals ΓÇô Val Fuentes
Engineer [Recording] ΓÇô Stanley Tonkel*
Engineer [Remix] ΓÇô Elliot F. Mazer*
Guitar ΓÇô Bill Gregory*
Organ, Piano, Vocals ΓÇô Fred Webb
Violin, Vocals ΓÇô David LaFlamme
Vocals, Percussion ΓÇô Pattie Santos


Notes

Recorded in live performance at Carnegie Hall, New York City.
Remixed at Quadrafonic Sound Studios, Nashville, Tennessee

Allmusic.com
Review by Lindsay Planer



As the title implies, this disc captures the Bay Area-based It's a Beautiful Day in
concert at the venerable New York City performance Mecca Carnegie Hall. Although the
band was on the road supporting their third long-player, Choice Quality Stuff/Anytime,
the track list contains only "The Grand Camel Suite" from that disc. So, rather than
re-treading material, Live at Carnegie Hall includes several new tunes from the
band, as well as a couple of classics and well-chosen covers. As with many of the
San Francisco groups to gain prominence during the late '60s and early '70s, It's a
Beautiful Day is best experienced in the interactive and reciprocal atmosphere of
a live performance. The band uses their ability to stretch and reshape familiar
works such as "A Hot Summer Day" or their incendiary reading of "Bombay Calling"
-- the latter featuring some jaw-dropping contributions from future Frank Zappa
bassist Tom Fowler. His counter melodies and fluid timekeeping add a fullness and
an additional dimension to the rocking version of "White Bird" and the cover of
Taj Mahal's "Give Your Woman What She Wants." Fowler's own composition, "Going to
Another Party," highlights the amazing ensemble work of this incarnation of It's a
Beautiful Day. Particularly inspired is the frenetic violin of David LaFlamme,
who gives a workout to the new track "Good Lovin'" and the extended "Hot Summer
Day." It is a shame that this platter has been out of print on CD since the early
'90s, as it reveals an edgier side to the band, primarily known for their one hit,
"White Bird." Live at Carnegie Hall is not only more representative of the group's
true nature, but also the way they deserve to be heard and remembered.