"You Can't Look Back" "California Bloodlines" "Armstrong" "Road Away" "Last Campaign Trilogy" "July You're a Woman" "Runaway Fool of Love" "Lady and the Outlaw" "Cops" "Mother Country" "Never Goin' Back (to Nashville Anymore)" "Let The Big Horse Run" Personnel John Stewart - Guitar Arnie Moore - Bass Pete Thomas - Drums CD4 - Help Yourself Help Yourself had disbanded in August 1973 and reformed to appear at this concert; Morley, Whaley and Leonard flying in from Switzerland where Man, who they were all then with, were on tour. Whaley, their original bass player, started off the set, with Burton, who replaced him, playing the later numbers, along with Leonard, who had briefly been a member in 1972. Track listing Excluding song introductions, which the CD lists as separate tracks "Running Down Deep" (Morley) "Reaffirmation" (Burton/Treece/Morley) "American Mother" (Tyla/Morley) "Blown Away" (Morley) Personnel Malcolm Morley - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals Richard Treece - Guitar Ken Whaley - Bass (Tracks 1-2) David Charles - Drums Paul Burton - Bass (Tracks 3-4) Deke Leonard - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals (Tracks 3-4) CD5 - Michael Nesmith with Red Rhodes Michael Nesmith brought his pedal steel guitarist Red Rhodes with him and quickly established a rapport with the audience, playing "the storytelling troubadour" with thoughts, asides, and introductions. Tony Stratton-Smith tempted Nesmith to travel to the UK for the concert by asking him to produce Bert Jansch's album L.A. Turnaround, on which Nesmith and Rhodes also play. Track listing Excluding song introductions, which the CD lists as separate tracks All tracks are credited to Michael Nesmith on the CD slipcase, although "Wax Minute" was actually written by Richard Stekol "Joanne" "Some of Shelly's Blues" "Silver Moon" "Different Drum" "Propinquity" "Grand Ennui" "Wax Minute" "Tomorrow and Me" "Upside of Goodbye" "Roll with the Flow" "Marie's Theme" Personnel Michael Nesmith - Guitar, Vocals Red Rhodes - Pedal Steel Guitar Credits Pete Frame and John Tobler - Concept Tony Stratton-Smith - Promoter Vic Maile - Recording Engineer (1974) Paul Conroy - Organization Tony Poole - Editing and Mastering (2010) References 1974 live albums Michael Nesmith albums John Stewart (musician) albums Albums produced by Vic Maile