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Laura Nyro Live In San Francisco, 28th April 1994 Vinyl LP 2026

Laura Nyro Live In San Francisco, 28th April 1994 Vinyl LP 2026

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Laura Nyro - Live In San Francisco, 28th April 1994Tracklist: Dedicated To The One I Love ( Live ) A Woman Of The World ( Live ) Gardenia Talk ( Live ) Save The Country ( Live ) Oh Yeah...

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Laura Nyro – Live In San Francisco, 28th April 1994

Tracklist:

  1. Dedicated To The One I Love ( Live )
  2. A Woman Of The World ( Live )
  3. Gardenia Talk ( Live )
  4. Save The Country ( Live )
  5. Oh Yeah Maybe Baby ( Live )
  6. Lite A Flame ( Live )
  7. Walk The Dog & Light The Light ( Song Of The Road ) ( Live )
  8. Japanese Restaurant ( Live )
  9. To A Child ( Live )
  10. The Descent Of Luna Rosie ( Live )
  11. Broken Rainbow ( Live )
  12. And When I Die ( Live )
  13. The Wild World ( Live )
  14. Louise’s Church ( Live )
  15. The Wind ( Live )
  16. Blowin’ Away ( Live )
  17. Trees Of The Ages ( Live )
  18. Emmie ( Live )
  19. It’s Gonna Take A Miracle ( Live )
  20. Let It Be Me ( Live )

A rare & intimate live document from one of America’s most singular songwriting voices, ‘Live In San Francisco, 28th April 1994’ captures Laura Nyro in spellbinding form during a late-career performance at the New Orleans Room, Fairmont Hotel. Recorded just three years before her passing, this show finds Nyro revisiting her extraordinary catalogue with warmth & conviction, exuding her indelible soulful nature.

Pressed for the first time ever on vinyl, this limited edition clear 2LP presents a beautifully curated set spanning early classics, fan favourites & deeply personal later works. Stripped back & heartfelt, Nyro’s piano-led performances are enhanced by subtle backing vocals, the power of her songwriting & voice shining through.

Highlights include moving renditions of “Dedicated To The One I Love,” “Save The Country,” “And When I Die,” “Emmie,” & “It’s Gonna Take A Miracle,” alongside lesser-heard gems.

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