Pink Floyd Pink Floyd/NY,USA 7.2.1977 Upgrade Sweden 1995 DAT Master Vocals Lee Loughnane - Trumpet

Vocals Lee Loughnane - Trumpet James Pankow - Trombone Walt Parazaider - Woodwinds Jason Scheff - Bass

“Ronnie in 1983” was more intense than the glamorous and romantic RAINBOW era

This work was shot at the "Offenbach performance on November 16

The new member Gary McKenzie also fits well

Complete recording of the Cologne performance on November 29th in the second half of the European tour accompanying ``Going For The One'' in 1977 for about 2 hours with the highest level of ultra-high quality audience recording

Pink Floyd Pink Floyd/NY,USA 7.2.1977 Upgrade Sweden 1995 DAT Master Vocals Lee Loughnane - TrumpetIf the Beatles and the Stones paved the way for British bands to hold concerts in the US in the 1960s, Pink Floyd was one of the British bands that expanded that to stadium class tours in the 1970s. What's more, it's surprising that they didn't rely on chart topping singles, which were common in the 1960s, or on TV and radio appearances, but instead gained fans solely through the explosive sales of their albums, and yet toured the US energetically. In