NICE - LIVE BROADCASTS 1968
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: 1960'S
Release date: 01/03/2019
Barcode: 5060331751496
Catalog no.: REP0000025
Item ID: 473609
Three live recordings featuring The Nice early on in their career as a four-piece with Davy O'List on guitar. 'America' and 'Rondo A La Turk' were recorded in colour for Swiss TV in September 1968. The 'Hits A Gogo' series also featured shows by David Bowie and Humble Pie. 'Azrial (Angel Of Death)' was captured live at Piper Club, Rome on 6th April the same year for Italian TV. Remarkably, the clips survived and can be seen on popular video channels on the interweb.
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