song introductions, which the CD lists as separate tracks "Going Down" (McGeeney) "Nobody Home" (Poole) "Never Say Too Late" (Whitmore) "Down the Street" (McGeeney) "Money is no Friend of Mine" (Poole) "Everybody" (McGeeney) "Oh What" (Poole) "Chimes of Freedom" (Dylan) "50/50 (Better Stop Now)" (Whitmore) "Living in London" (McGeeney/Poole) Personnel Tony Poole - Guitar, Vocals Ross McGeeney - Guitar, Vocals Iain Whitmore - Bass, Vocals Nick Brown - Drums, Vocals CD2 - Chilli Willi and the Red Hot Peppers Chilli Willi and the Red Hot Peppers were well known on the London pub-rock circuit, but it is felt that they never captured "the magical ambiance of their best live shows on record". This, their only officially released live recording, was made shortly before they recorded the album Bongos Over Balham. Having met the band at this concert, Michael Nesmith produced five tracks at the Bongos recording session, although only two tracks appeared on the released album. Track listing Excluding song introductions, which the CD lists as separate tracks "I'll Be Home" (Philip Charles Lithman) "The Streets of Baltimore" (Tompall Glaser, Harlan Howard) "Papa and Mama Had Love" (Doug Kershaw) "Midnight Bus" (Jesse Winchester) "Older Guys" (Gram Parsons, Chris Hillman, Bernie Leadon) "Desert Island Woman" (Philip Charles Lithman) "Friday Song" (Philip Charles Lithman) "Goodbye Nashville, Hello Camden Town" (Philip Charles Lithman) "Walkin' Blues" (Robert Johnson) "Just Like the Devil" (Traditional; arranged by Martin Stone) "Boppin' the Blues" (Carl Perkins, Howard "Curly" Griffin) "Choo Choo Ch'Boogie" (Vaughn Horton, Denver Darling, Milt Gabler) "Fire on the Mountain" (Traditional; arranged by Chilli Willi) "Drunken Sunken Redneck Blues"(Philip Charles Lithman) "Six Days on the Road" (Earl Green, Carl Montgomery) Personnel Phil "Snakefinger" Lithman - Guitar, Steel Guitar, Vocals Martin Stone - Guitar, Vocals Paul "Bassman" Riley - Bass, Vocals Paul "Dice Man" Bailey - Guitar, Banjo, Sax, Vocals Pete Thomas - Drums, Percussion Will Stallibrass - Harmonica CD3 - John Stewart John Stewart and his bass player Arnie Moore flew in from the US for the concert and borrowed Chilli Willi's drummer Pete Thomas. Stewart had recorded The Phoenix Concerts the previous month, although this had yet to be released. Many songs appear on both albums, but with a stripped-down sound on this album, as The Phoenix Concerts had a larger band. Track listing Excluding song introductions, which the CD lists as separate tracks All tracks were written by John Stewart "Wheatfield Lady" "Daydream Believer"