Deaf School 1988 Liverpool 14 final act скачать в хорошем качестве

Deaf School 1988 Liverpool 14 final act

This starts with an introduction by keyboard player Rev Max Ripple who plays accordian on this wonderful song that was the last track on the first LP. It was not the last song played on the night though. Support act Nick Lowe joined the band for an encore of his own song "What's so funny about peace love and understanding". Except in the pub garden where Nick could not be found so Anne/Bette's husband joined Deaf School to sing My Girl's mad at me. Deaf School were a band based in Liverpool in the late 1970s. In 1988 many of them reassembled for several gigs in Liverpool and in a pub garden in Cheshire. Songs from those dates were released on a Demon LP called Second Coming. A VHS was available through the legendary Probe shop in Liverpool. This is a copy from VHS to AVI. Apologies for quality – both the player and tape are 30 odd years old – but I think it is good to see and hear the music. If anybody objects to this being loaded please drop me a comment and we can sort it out. If you want more please let me know and I will try to load them up.