DVD TRACKLISTING
| 1. The Time Has Come 2. Billy 3. Swampy 4. Downtown Tonight 5. While My Guitar Gently Weeps 6. On Days Like These 7. Potters Blue 8. Baby Girl 9. Moonshine Fandango 10. Up Against Trees 11. Had Enough Love 12. Lost Without You 13. Running Scared 14. Calling The Tune 15. They Shoot Horses Don’t They? 16. Faith In You BONUS FEATURES 1. Unplugged Potters Blue They Shoot Horses Don’t They? 2. Interviews with Band Members and JOE ELLIOTT and GARY PICKFORD HOPKINS 3.. Vox Pops/ Gymru-Cymryg Male Voice Choir 4.Band History written by BBC’ Radio’s STEPHEN FOSTER |
Most people’s introduction to the music of RACING CARS would have come in the spring of 1977 when they had a UK Top 20 Hit Single with ‘They Shoot Horses Don’t They?’ Now over 30 years later they are still releasing critically acclaimed albums and touring heavily in the UK
It is 30 years since Racing Cars unique blend of rock and funk first found favour with the UK’s gig goers and this DVD was filmed at their 30th Anniversary Concert to a packed house at Pontardawe Arts Centre, Wales on 7th July 2006.
Racing Cars have plenty of laps left in them and as this DVD shows they remain one of the great British bands.
MUSICIANS
– GRAHAM WILLIAMS- guitar and vocals – MORTY- vocals, – SIMON DAVIES- keyboards and vocals,
– CHRIS THOMAS- bass and vocals, – COLIN GRIFFIN- drums.
DVD9
All regions
NTSC
Reviews
Always a great live band, the band packed out this 30th anniversary show and offer a timely reminder of both the strength and weaknesses of a classy live outfit who topped the charts almost in spite of themselves...Complete with crowd and band interviews and a musical prequel from an excellent male voice choir, this is almost as much a celebration of Welshness as the band itself.
Pete Feenstra, www.getreadytorock.com (October 2006)
This DVD captures their 30th anniversary concert at Pontardawe Arts Centre in July 2006, and it's a document of one of Wales' most underrated rock outfits. The 16 tracks here show a deeply impressive performance, with all five members giving a hometown audience their all.
James McLaren, BBC Wales (November 2006)
It preserves their 30th anniversary concert, a 16-song show that meanders through a career that was a lot longer than the chart books let on...
Jo-Ann Greene, Goldmine, April 27 2007
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