Twist and Shout
2508 E Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80206
Phone: 303-722-1943
Hours: Mon-Sat 10AM-7PM; Sun 10AM-6PM Twist & Shout is now open for in-store shopping daily from 10AM-7PM (6PM Sunday). We are also continuing curbside pickup & mail order services. Please call with any questions!
First time officially released on CD. Restored and remastered by EROC. Total playing time 50. 32. 12-page booklet. Liner Notes by Chris Welch. One of the biggest festivals to welcome Colosseum to it's site in a national park on the picturesque island of Ruissalo. The band had been refreshed by personnel changes; Dave 'Clem' Clempson had arrived on lead guitar and vocals, while Mark Clarke took over from Tony Reeves as bass guitarist and added his vocals. Keyboardist Dave Greenslade's memories are included in extensive liner notes along with details of all the songs and performances, notably a rousing 'Rope Ladder To The Moon,' 'The Machine Demands A Sacrifice' complete with Jon Hiseman drum solo, Clem's vocals unveiled on 'Down Hill And Shadows,' 'Lost Angeles' and an explosive 'Walking In The Park. '
First time officially released on CD. Restored and remastered by EROC. Total playing time 50. 32. 12-page booklet. Liner Notes by Chris Welch. One of the biggest festivals to welcome Colosseum to it's site in a national park on the picturesque island of Ruissalo. The band had been refreshed by personnel changes; Dave 'Clem' Clempson had arrived on lead guitar and vocals, while Mark Clarke took over from Tony Reeves as bass guitarist and added his vocals. Keyboardist Dave Greenslade's memories are included in extensive liner notes along with details of all the songs and performances, notably a rousing 'Rope Ladder To The Moon,' 'The Machine Demands A Sacrifice' complete with Jon Hiseman drum solo, Clem's vocals unveiled on 'Down Hill And Shadows,' 'Lost Angeles' and an explosive 'Walking In The Park. '
First time officially released on CD. Restored and remastered by EROC. Total playing time 50. 32. 12-page booklet. Liner Notes by Chris Welch. One of the biggest festivals to welcome Colosseum to it's site in a national park on the picturesque island of Ruissalo. The band had been refreshed by personnel changes; Dave 'Clem' Clempson had arrived on lead guitar and vocals, while Mark Clarke took over from Tony Reeves as bass guitarist and added his vocals. Keyboardist Dave Greenslade's memories are included in extensive liner notes along with details of all the songs and performances, notably a rousing 'Rope Ladder To The Moon,' 'The Machine Demands A Sacrifice' complete with Jon Hiseman drum solo, Clem's vocals unveiled on 'Down Hill And Shadows,' 'Lost Angeles' and an explosive 'Walking In The Park. '
