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    Smokie - Live At Cirkus, Stockholm (2006)

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    Smokie - Live At Cirkus, Stockholm (2006)

    Smokie - Live At Cirkus, Stockholm (2006)
    Video: PAL, MPEG-2 at 5 465 Kbps, 720 x 576 at 25.000 fps | Audio: AC-3 6ch. at 448 Kbps, AC-3 2ch. at 192 Kbps
    Genre: Rock | Label: Pan Vision | Copy: Untouched | Release Date: 11 May 2006 | Runtime: 91 min. | 4,35 GB (DVD5)

    Originally formed in Yorkshire, England, in 1966, Smokie hit the British pop charts several times during the late '70s with updated psychedelic pop, influenced by the band's stay on Mickie Most's Rak Records as well as the writers of most of the band's hit material, Rak's Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman. Vocalist Chris Norman, bassist Terry Utley, guitarist Alan Silson, and drummer Ron Kelly had played in the Elizabethans, but formed the band Kindness in 1970. The quartet recorded many singles during the late '60s and early '70s, but failed to show any chart activity. By 1973, Kelly had left the band and was replaced by Pete Spencer. In 1975, the band, signed to Rak Records, and billed as Smokey, hit number three in the U.K. with "If You Think You Know How to Love Me." After another Top Ten hit, "Don't Play Your Rock 'n' Roll to Me," Smokey became Smokie; during 1976, the group scored with three Top 20 hits, including the number five "Living Next Door to Alice." Smokie hit number five both in 1977 ("It's Your Life") and 1978 ("Oh Carol"), but the band's chart run ended by early 1980, and following 1982's Midnight Delight, they disbanded. Both Spencer and Norman continued to work at Rak during the '80s, writing hits for several groups; they re-formed Smokie in 1986, resurfacing with the LP My Heart Is True. Two more albums, All Fired Up and Greatest Hits Live, followed, with the group remaining active throughout the '90s, issuing new material as well as a number of hits collections.

    Tracklist:
    01. Blue intro
    02. Something’s been making me blue
    03. Lay back in the arms of someone
    04. Back to you
    05. Tomorrow
    06. Boulevard of broken dreams
    07. Mefley: It’s your life; Take good care of my baby; Mexican girl; A few dollars more
    08. Wild angels
    09. If you think you know how to love me
    10. Changing all the time
    11. Home is anywhere you are
    12. Baby it’s you
    13. Don’t give me that
    14. Don’t play your rock’n'roll to me
    15. I’ll meet you at midnight
    16. Oh Carol
    17. Needles & pins
    18. Have you ever seen the rain
    19. Living next door to Alice
    20. Blue outro


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    - Interactive Menu

    Smokie - Live At Cirkus, Stockholm (2006)

    Smokie - Live At Cirkus, Stockholm (2006)

    Smokie - Live At Cirkus, Stockholm (2006)

    Smokie - Live At Cirkus, Stockholm (2006)

    Smokie - Live At Cirkus, Stockholm (2006)

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