The only live album recorded at Tony Joe White’s peak…and it’s never been available at regular physical retail in any form. Recorded in the fall of 1971 while TJW was opening for Creedence Clearwater Revival, this show became the proverbial “legendary lost live album,” and for good reason: Warner Bros. recorded the concert on multitrack tape, fully intending it to be released. But for some reason lost to the mists of time, the album never came out until Rhino Handmade released it in 2010 exclusively via their website. Which means it never went to regular retail at all in any format, and that’s a real shame, because you could make a good argument that it’s the best Tony Joe White album of ‘em all, with a set list to die for, a great band (featuring Duck Dunn on bass), pristine fidelity, and plenty of Swamp Fox attitude. This release comes, like the CD did, inside a gatefold jacket featuring a front cover cut out displaying the art on one of two inner sleeves with great liner notes by Ben Vaughn. White vinyl pressing exclusive to Black Friday
1. Roosevelt and Ira Lee
2. A Night in the Life of a Swamp Fox
3. Rainy Night in Georgia
4. Mississippi River
5. Lustful Earl and the Married Woman
6. Willie and Laura Mae Jones
7. Back to the Country
8. Band Introduction
9. Traveling Bone
10. Stormy Monday
11. My Kind of Woman
12. Polk Salad Annie
13. That on the Road Look
