Black Oak Arkansas - Live at the Albert Hall (DualDisc, 2005)

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Black Oak Arkansas: Live At Royal Albert Hall - This is the 2005 Canadian import CD/DVD DualDisc that has the CD pressed to one side of the disc and the DVD on the other.

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Touring steadily, hard rock/southern boogie band Black Oak Arkansas built a core following, yet its records never matched its concert appeal. Filmed in the 1970s at Royal Albert Hall, this concert release shows the band at its peak, letting viewers see the style that influenced such rock legends as the Allman Brothers, David Lee Roth, Van Halen, Guns N' Roses, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. A nine-song set includes "Back Door Man," "Jim Dandy," and "Hey Y'All" among others.

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UPC0777966281926
eBay Product ID (ePID)50350538

Product Key Features

RatingNR
Movie/TV TitleBlack Oak Arkansas-Live at the Albert Hall
FormatDualDisc
Release Year2005
GenreMusical & Performing Arts
Sub-GenrePop Music, Hard Rock

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1
Country/Region of ManufactureUSA
Release Date20051213
Film CountryUSA

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  • Black Oak Live

    I saw BOA live many times back in the 70's, so this is a good example of what concerts were like back then. Black Oak Arkansas was know for their energetic stage show and had a strong following. They packed concert halls for many years. This DVD brings back fond memories of those days. Check out their drummer Tommy Aldridge. Look familiar? He went on to play with Pat Travers, Thin Lizzy, and Whitesnake to name a few.

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