Cherry Beat - Recording Sessions (Part Nineteen - The Band's Third Post Reunion Live Concert Tour)

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Part One - Part Two - Part Three - Part Four - Part Five - Part Six - Part Seven - Part Eight
Part Nine - Part Ten - Part Eleven - Part Twelve - Part Thirteen - Part Fourteen - Part Fifteen
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Part Twenty-One - Part Twenty-Two - Part Twenty-Three

February 2007

Although the band would not be recording any more new music other than the occasional live concerts for a while, they would still continue to re-release an album or two. In this year, the band played a total of 36 songs live in San Francisco. Four of these tracks were originally recorded and released on their recent studio album Bucket Full of Cherries.

9th March 2007

Another big night to remember for Cherry Beat band members and Cherry Beat fans alike. Peter McDonald, Sam Whitby, Torquil Dohrn, Devon O'Connell, Milford Ekdahl, and Wilbur Milardo would play live in San Francisco. They would play a total of 36 songs on their own without any participation from session musicians.

'Gold Digger'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 6:06 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 6:06 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 6:06 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:21
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1978 Epiphone Casino)
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1970 Rickenbacker 4001S)
Wilbur Milardo — Lowrey Organ (1965 DSO Heritage)
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Cello (Pizzicato)

'Jeep'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 6:12 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 6:12 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 6:12 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:36
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Alto Saxophone
Milford Ekdahl — Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1970 Gibson ES-355)
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Minimoog (1979)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (2002 Gibson SG Standard)

'Military Land'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 6:18 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 6:18 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 6:18 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:05:32
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (2002 Gibson SG Standard)
Milford Ekdahl — Backing vocal, Electric Rhythm Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1970 Rickenbacker 4001S)
Wilbur Milardo — Backing vocal, Digital Piano (1998 Roland RD-600)
Devon O'Connell — Lead vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Cello (Pizzicato)

'Rock It!'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 6:25 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 6:25 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 6:25 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:10
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1969 Fender Esquire)
Milford Ekdahl — Electric Piano (1965 Hohner Pianet C)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Synthesiser (1998 Korg Z1)
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard)

'Instant Carbonara'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 6:30 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 6:30 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 6:30 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:35
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Rhythm Guitar (1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard)
Milford Ekdahl — Digital Piano (1998 Roland RD-600)
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1978 Fender Precision)
Wilbur Milardo — Backing vocal, Lowrey Organ (1965 DSO Heritage)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Acoustic-Electric Rhythm Guitar (1974 Gibson J-200)

'Cocoa Star Rookies'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 6:35 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 6:35 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 6:35 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:25
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1969 Fender Esquire)
Milford Ekdahl — Electric Piano (1965 Hohner Pianet C)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Synthesiser (1998 Korg Z1)
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard)

'I Don't Want to Be a Womaniser'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 6:41 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 6:41 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 6:41 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:05:55
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Alto Saxophone
Milford Ekdahl — Acoustic-Electric Rhythm Guitar (1974 Gibson J-200)
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1978 Fender Precision)
Wilbur Milardo — Percussion
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Lead Guitar (1978 Epiphone Casino)

'Rights from Wrongs'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 6:48 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 6:48 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 6:48 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:19
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1970 Gretsch 6076)
Milford Ekdahl — Lowrey Organ (1965 DSO Heritage)
Peter McDonald — Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Percussion
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Vocal, Grand Piano (1970 Steinway D-274)

'Sick and Tired of Travelling'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 6:53 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 6:53 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 6:53 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:36
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Lead Guitar (1978 Epiphone Casino)
Milford Ekdahl — Grand Piano (1970 Steinway D-274)
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1978 Fender Precision)
Wilbur Milardo — Percussion
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Acoustic-Electric Rhythm Guitar (1974 Gibson J-200)

'Mochaccino Springs'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 7:00 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 7:00 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 7:00 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:05:47
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Rhythm Guitar (1969 Fender Esquire)
Milford Ekdahl — Synthesiser (1998 Korg Z1)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Digital Piano (1998 Roland RD-600)
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard)

'Let Us Ride'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 8:07 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 8:07 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 8:07 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:52
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Lead vocal, Semi-Acoustic Lead Guitar (1977 Rickenbacker 360/12)
Milford Ekdahl — Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1978 Epiphone Casino)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Electric Piano (1965 Hohner Pianet C)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)

'Vibraphone Tombs'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 8:13 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 8:13 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 8:13 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:05:02
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Synthesiser (1998 Korg Z1)
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1970 Rickenbacker 4001S)
Wilbur Milardo — Vibraphone
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1978 Epiphone Casino)

'Don Juan'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 8:19 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 8:19 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 8:19 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:02
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard)
Milford Ekdahl — Clavinet (1970 Hohner)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Minimoog (1979)
Devon O'Connell — Lead vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Acoustic-Electric Rhythm Guitar (1974 Gibson J-200)

'Vision of My Life'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 8:25 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 8:25 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 8:25 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:29
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Electric Piano (1965 Hohner Pianet C)
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1970 Rickenbacker 4001S)
Wilbur Milardo — Minimoog (1979)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Electric Rhythm Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)

'Savant Supreme'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 8:31 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 8:31 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 8:31 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:01
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Alto Saxophone
Milford Ekdahl — Backing vocal, Electric Rhythm Guitar (1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1980 Music Man StingRay)
Wilbur Milardo — Backing vocal, Electric Piano (1974 Wurlitzer 200A)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1965 Framus Hootenanny 5/024)

'The Dream is Over'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 8:36 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 8:36 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 8:36 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:05
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Alto Saxophone
Sam Whitby — Vocal, Digital Piano (1998 Roland RD-600)

'Magpie'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 8:41 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 8:41 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 8:41 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:32
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Bassline on Electric Guitar (1976 Fender Telecaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Skulls (Wood on Metal)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1974 Gibson J-200)
Wilbur Milardo — Maracas
Devon O'Connell — Bongo Drums
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Acoustic Lead Guitar (1975 Martin D-28)

'Your Love is Life'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 8:46 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 8:46 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 8:46 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:37
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Acoustic Lead Guitar (1970 Epiphone Texan)
Milford Ekdahl — Accordion
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Percussion
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1970 Epiphone Texan)

'Romance is My Life'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 8:51 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 8:51 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 8:51 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:08
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard)
Milford Ekdahl — Digital Piano (1998 Roland RD-600)
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin), Ukulele (1967 Gibson)
Wilbur Milardo — Synthesiser (1998 Korg Z1)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1975 Martin D-28)

'Pigeon Post'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 8:56 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 8:56 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 8:56 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:46
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1976 Fender Telecaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Electric Piano (1970 Fender Rhodes)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Minimoog (1979)
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1974 Gibson J-200)

'Blissful Night'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:01 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:01 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:01 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:42
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Electric Rhythm Guitar (1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard)
Milford Ekdahl — Claves
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1978 Fender Precision)
Wilbur Milardo — Acoustic Guitar Percussion (1975 Martin D-28)
Devon O'Connell — Bongo Drums
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1976 Fender Telecaster)

'Light as a Feather'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:06 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:06 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:06 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:33
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Lead vocal, Electric Lead Guitar / Electric Slide Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1975 Martin D-28)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Ukulele (1967 Gibson)
Wilbur Milardo — Electric Piano (1974 Wurlitzer 200A)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)

'A World without Romance'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:11 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:11 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:11 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:08
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Rhythm Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Grand Piano (1970 Steinway D-274)
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1971 Fender Jazz)
Wilbur Milardo — Synthesiser (1998 Korg Z1)
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1975 Martin D-28)

'Moment of Glory'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:16 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:16 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:16 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:43
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Alto Saxophone
Milford Ekdahl — Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1978 Epiphone Casino)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Electric Piano (1974 Wurlitzer 200A)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Electric Rhythm Guitar (1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard)

'Blossom of Romance'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:22 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:22 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:22 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:43
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Milford Ekdahl — Accordion
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Acoustic Lead Guitar (1970 Epiphone Texan)
Wilbur Milardo — Acoustic Guitar Percussion (1975 Martin D-28)
Devon O'Connell — Floor Tom (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1970 Epiphone Texan)

'She's Really Fun'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:27 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:27 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:27 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:24
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Lead vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Lowrey Organ (1965 DSO Heritage)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Synthesiser (1998 Korg Z1)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1969 Rickenbacker 325)

'Her'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:33 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:33 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:33 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:48
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Sitar
Milford Ekdahl — Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1978 Epiphone Casino)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Lowrey Organ (1965 DSO Heritage)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1976 Fender Telecaster)

'A Ride in the Country'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:39 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:39 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:39 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:34
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Acoustic Lead Guitar (1975 Martin D-28)
Peter McDonald — Vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1970 Rickenbacker 4001S)
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit with Brushes (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1975 Martin D-28)

'Moolah Mogul'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:43 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:43 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:43 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:25
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Minimoog (1979)
Peter McDonald — Lead vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1971 Fender Jazz)
Wilbur Milardo — Lowrey Organ (1965 DSO Heritage)
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Acoustic-Electric Rhythm Guitar (1975 Gibson J-160E)

'Love Me Girl'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:47 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:47 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:47 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:27
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Lead vocal, Semi-Acoustic Lead Guitar (1969 Rickenbacker 325)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1975 Gibson J-160E)

'Dirty Numbers'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:52 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:52 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:52 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:53
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Lead vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom)
Milford Ekdahl — Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1975 Gretsch 6124)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Digital Piano (1998 Roland RD-600)
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Cello (Pizzicato)

'Cat Burglar'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 9:58 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 9:58 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 9:58 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:11
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Lead vocal, Electric Rhythm Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Synthesiser (1998 Korg Z1)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1971 Fender Jazz)
Wilbur Milardo — Tabla
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Electric Rhythm Guitar (1976 Fender Telecaster)

'Think'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 10:03 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 10:03 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 10:03 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:21
Personnel: Peter McDonald — Vocal, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1970 Epiphone Texan)
Sam Whitby — Synthesiser (1998 Korg Z1)

'Moonlight Bay'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 10:08 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 10:08 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 10:08 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:04:46
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1976 Fender Telecaster)
Milford Ekdahl — Electric Piano (1970 Fender Rhodes)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Bass Guitar (1979 Höfner 500/1 Violin)
Wilbur Milardo — Minimoog (1979)
Devon O'Connell — Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Lead vocal, Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1978 Epiphone Casino)

'Fire! Fire! Fire!'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 10:14 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 10:14 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 10:14 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:46
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Electric Lead Guitar (1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard)
Milford Ekdahl — Backing vocal, Synthesiser (1998 Korg Z1)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1970 Rickenbacker 4001S)
Wilbur Milardo — Backing vocal, Percussion
Devon O'Connell — Backing vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Electric Rhythm Guitar (1978 Fender Stratocaster)

'Break Down'

Recorded: 9th March 2007, 10:19 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
10th March 2007, 10:19 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
12th March 2007, 10:19 PM, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 0:03:55
Personnel: Torquil Dohrn — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Lead Guitar (1978 Epiphone Casino)
Milford Ekdahl — Backing vocal, Upright Piano (1910 Steinway Vertegrand)
Peter McDonald — Backing vocal, Electric Bass Guitar (1971 Fender Jazz)
Wilbur Milardo — Backing vocal, Acoustic Guitar Percussion (1975 Martin D-28)
Devon O'Connell — Lead vocal, Drum Kit (1970 Ludwig Hollywood)
Sam Whitby — Backing vocal, Semi-Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (1978 Epiphone Casino)

10th March 2007

The second big night for the band members of Cherry Beat. Peter McDonald, Sam Whitby, Torquil Dohrn, Devon O'Connell, Milford Ekdahl, and Wilbur Milardo would play live in San Francisco. They would play a total of 36 songs on their own without any participation from session musicians. Four tracks from their recent album Bucket Full of Cherries would be played along with 32 tracks from earlier albums.

12th March 2007

The third and final big night for the band members of Cherry Beat. Peter McDonald, Sam Whitby, Torquil Dohrn, Devon O'Connell, Milford Ekdahl, and Wilbur Milardo would play live in San Francisco. They would play a total of 36 songs on their own without any participation from session musicians. Four tracks from their recent album Bucket Full of Cherries would be played along with 32 tracks from earlier albums.

17th September 2007

Album Release — Live in San Francisco

Live in San Francisco — Album

Released: 17th September 2007
Recorded: 9th – 12th March 2007, Live Stadium, San Francisco, Northern California, California, Western United States, United States
Duration: 1:19:56 [Disc 1]
1:10:13 [Disc 2]
Genre: Hard Rock, Pop Rock, Power Pop
Label: Starboard Music Records
Producer: Gregory Dogan
Track Listing — Disc One: 'Gold Digger'
'Jeep'
'Military Land'
'Rock It!'
'Instant Carbonara'
'Cocoa Star Rookies'
'I Don't Want to Be a Womaniser'
'Rights from Wrongs'
'Sick and Tired of Travelling'
'Mochaccino Springs'
'Let Us Ride'
'Vibraphone Tombs'
'Don Juan'
'Vision of My Life'
'Savant Supreme'
'The Dream is Over'
'Magpie'
'Your Love is Life'
Track Listing — Disc Two: 'Romance is My Life'
'Pigeon Post'
'Blissful Night'
'Light as a Feather'
'A World without Romance'
'Moment of Glory'
'Blossom of Romance'
'She's Really Fun'
'Her'
'A Ride in the Country'
'Moolah Mogul'
'Love Me Girl'
'Dirty Numbers'
'Cat Burglar'
'Think'
'Moonlight Bay'
'Fire! Fire! Fire!'
'Break Down'

11th May 2009

Album Reissue — Bucket Full of Cherries

The band's 2006 studio album Bucket Full of Cherries was reissued on this day with a bonus disc containing previously unreleased mixes of tracks featured on the original album.

The bonus disc contained three early alternate mixes of 'Romance is My Life', and one early alternate mix each of 'Blossom of Romance', 'Blissful Night', 'Bored to Death', 'Golden Firewhisky', 'Night Life', and 'Life-Guard'.

The original released version of 'Romance is My Life' was two different instrumental recordings cut in two, and then spliced together to make one. The first recording from the 18th December 2004 featured just Peter McDonald on ukulele.

The second recording from the 14th February 2005 featured Peter on bass guitar, Sam Whitby on acoustic rhythm guitar, Torquil Dohrn on electric lead guitar, Devon O'Connell on drum kit, Milford Ekdahl on upright piano, and Wilbur Milardo on Lowrey organ. A third recording on the 5th March 2005 for the vocals featured Peter on lead vocals, and Sam, Torquil, and Devon on backing vocals.

The final recording on the 12th April 2005 was for the strings, featuring Peter, Sam, and session musicians Emma Picou and Osvaldo Tufuga on cellos, session musicians Leticia Angert, Graciela Caver, Magdalena Donley, Eloisa Hastings, Anaiya Hawes, Eleonore Hinojos, Kristel Legette, Veronika Mathis, Karry Olberding, Arnoldo Slate, Katy Taranto, and Cherryl Trepanier on violins, session musicians Jeremiah Dibernardo, Elias Goguen, Daryl Laffoon, Ellen Paulos on violas, and session musician Ciera Batz on double bass.

The band had put together three different early mixes of 'Romance is My Life' before putting together the master recording. The first early mix featured Peter's ukulele playing from the 18th December 2004 with his vocal from the 5th March 2005. The second early mix featured the instrumentation from the 14th February 2005 and the vocals from the 5th March 2005. The third early mix was basically the same as the second early mix, but with the strings from the 12th April 2005.

The original released version of 'Blossom of Romance' was a combination of three different master takes. The first master take recorded on the 19th January 2005 featured Peter McDonald on lead vocals and acoustic lead guitar, Sam Whitby on backing vocals, acoustic rhythm guitar, and foot tapping, Torquil Dohrn on Peter's Höfner 500/1 Violin bass guitar, Devon O'Connell on floor tom, Milford Ekdahl on claves, and Wilbur Milardo tapping on an acoustic guitar.

The second master take recorded on the 20th February 2005 featured Devon on drum kit, and session musician Margaret Donahoe playing the didgeridoo. The third master take on the 19th August 2005 featured Margaret playing the duduk, which was recorded specifically to replace the original didgeridoo overdub.

However the didgeridoo overdub was not mixed out completely and it was only after the duduk was dubbed over the top that the didgeridoo was obscured underneath, though there have been several claims that faint traces of the didgeridoo can still be picked up in certain parts of the song, if one listens to the instrumentation very closely.

The early mix of 'Blossom of Romance' that was released as a bonus track features the original didgeridoo playing before it was largely mixed out and replaced with the duduk. This early mix is completely devoid of any duduk playing.

The original released version of 'Blissful Night' was a combination of three different master takes. The first master take from the 3rd February 2005 featured Peter McDonald on backing vocals, bass guitar, and foot tapping, Sam Whitby on lead vocals, Devon O'Connell on bongo drums, Milford Ekdahl on claves, and Wilbur Milardo tapping on an acoustic guitar.

The second master take from the 20th February 2005 featured Devon on drum kit. The third master take from the 10th August 2005 featured Sam on electric lead guitar and Torquil Dohrn on electric rhythm guitar. The song was originally going to be an acoustic ballad, and was only subsequently switched to being an electric one, though the intention was still to keep the electric sound to a minimum.

Two sessions of outtakes for 'Blissful Night' existed that featured Sam on acoustic lead guitar and Torquil on acoustic rhythm guitar. The first session of outtakes was on the 20th February 2005, while the second was on the 30th June 2005.

The early mix of 'Blissful Night' that was released as a bonus track featured Sam on acoustic lead guitar and Torquil on acoustic rhythm guitar, instead of on electric lead guitar and electric rhythm guitar respectively. The selected take for the early mix was the final take from the 30th June 2005 before they'd switched to electric guitars.

The original released version of 'Bored to Death' was a combination of three different master takes. The first master take from the 8th April 2005 featured Peter McDonald on lead vocals and bass guitar, Sam Whitby on backing vocals and rhythm guitar, Torquil Dohrn on backing vocals and lead guitar, Devon O'Connell on backing vocals and drum kit, Milford Ekdahl on backing vocals and synthesiser, and Wilbur Milardo on backing vocals and mellotron.

The second master take from the 30th June 2005 featured Peter on grand piano and Sam on digital piano. The third master take from the 13th July 2005 featured Peter and Sam on cellos, session musicians Leticia Angert, Eleonore Hinojos, and Katy Taranto on violins, and session musician Jeremiah Dibernardo on viola.

The early mix of 'Bored to Death' that was released as a bonus track omitted the strings that were recorded on the 13th July 2005. Although the synthesiser sound effects imitating strings that was recorded on the 8th April 2005 were stripped back significantly, they are nonetheless clearer than on the original released version where they were hard to distinguish from the strings that were recorded on the 13th July 2005.

The original released version of 'Golden Firewhisky' was a combination of two different master takes. The first master take from the 28th August 2005 featured Peter McDonald on backing vocals and bass guitar, Sam Whitby on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Torquil Dohrn on backing vocals and lead guitar, Devon O'Connell on backing vocals and drum kit, Milford Ekdahl on grand piano and Wilbur Milardo on synthesiser.

The second master take from the 3rd September 2005 featured Peter on rhythm guitar, Sam on grand piano, and Torquil, Devon, Milford, and Wilbur on percussion. The early mix of 'Golden Firewhisky' that was released as a bonus track omitted the overdubs that were recorded on the 3rd September 2005.

The original released version of 'Night Life' was a combination of three different master takes. The first master take from the 8th September 2005 featured Peter McDonald on lead vocals and bass guitar, Sam Whitby on backing vocals and rhythm guitar, Torquil Dohrn on backing vocals and lead guitar, and Devon O'Connell on backing vocals and drum kit.

The second master take from the 16th September 2005 featured Sam on digital piano and Torquil on alto saxophone. The third master take from the 23rd September 2005 featured Torquil on soprano saxophone, session musician Lacresha Smail on baritone saxophone, and session musician Clotilde Whiddon on alto saxophone. The early mix of 'Night Life' that was released as a bonus track omitted the alto saxophone from the 16th September 2005 and the soprano saxophone, baritone saxophone, and alto saxophone from the 23rd September 2005. The only remaining overdub found on the early mix was the digital piano from the 16th September 2005.

The original released version of 'Life-Guard' was a combination of six different master takes. The first master take from the 1st November 2005 featured Peter McDonald on backing vocals and grand piano, Sam Whitby on backing vocals and Peter's Höfner 500/1 Violin bass guitar, Torquil Dohrn on lead vocals and lead guitar, Devon O'Connell on backing vocals and drum kit, Milford Ekdahl on grand piano, and Wilbur Milardo on electric piano.

The second master take from the 16th November 2005 featured a Fender Telecaster overdub guitar solo by Torquil. Various parts of the original Telecaster guitar solo were mixed out and various parts of the Telecaster overdub guitar solo were mixed in. The third master take from the 23rd November 2005 featured a Gibson Les Paul Standard overdub guitar solo by Torquil, though it was stripped back significantly so the listeners could focus more on the Telecaster overdub guitar solo.

The fourth master take from the 23rd December 2005 featured Peter and Torquil on B♭ trumpets. The fifth master take from the 27th December 2005 featured Torquil and session musician Wilburn Charboneau on tenor trombones. The sixth master take from the 29th December 2005 featured Sam on cello, Torquil on alto saxophone, Wilbur on maracas, and Peter's teenage daughter Patrice McDonald on backing vocals.

The early mix of 'Life-Guard' that was released as a bonus track omitted the instrumentation from the 16th and 23rd November 2005, and 23rd, 27th, and 29th December 2005. This early mix features the original Telecaster guitar solo with none of the parts mixed out.

Bucket Full of Cherries — Album Reissue

Released: 11th May 2009 [2009 Compact Disc Reissue]
Recorded: 16th November 2004, Eastern Sound Theatres, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
18th December 2004 – 29th December 2005, Eastern Sound Recorders, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
Duration: 1:04:16 [Disc 1]
0:36:03 [Disc 2]
Genre: Folk Rock, Hard Rock, Pop Rock
Label: Starboard Music Records
Producer: Torquil Dohrn (Disc 1: tracks 2, 4, 12, 13, 15, 16, Disc 2: tracks 1, 4, 7, 9)
Milford Ekdahl (Disc 1: tracks 9, 16)
Peter McDonald (Disc 1: tracks 1 - 3, 5 - 8, 10 - 12, Disc 2: tracks 5, 6, 7, 8)
Wilbur Milardo (Disc 1: tracks 15, 16, Disc 2: tracks 9)
Devon O'Connell (Disc 1: tracks 4, 8, 9, 15, Disc 2: tracks 5)
Sam Whitby (Disc 1: tracks 1, 3, 5 - 7, 10 - 14, Disc 2: tracks 6, 8)
Track Listing — Disc One: 'The Dream is Over'
'Romance is My Life'
'Golden Firewhisky'
'Boutique Shop'
'Night Life'
'Blissful Night'
'French Vanilla Sky'
'Bored to Death'
'Tough Climbing'
'Light the Fire'
'Blossom of Romance'
'Dessert Plains'
'Would You Forgive Me?'
'Downtown Boy'
'Life-Guard'
'Science-Fiction'
Track Listing — Disc Two: 'Romance is My Life' [Early Mix]
'Blossom of Romance' [Early Mix II]
'Blissful Night' [Early Mix III]
'Romance is My Life' [Early Mix II]
'Bored to Death' [Early Mix II]
'Golden Firewhisky' [Early Mix]
'Romance is My Life' [Early Mix III]
'Night Life' [Early Mix III]
'Life-Guard' [Early Mix]

17th August 2009

Album Release — The Very Best of Cherry Beat, Volume One

A new greatest hits album was released on this day. It collected up many of the most popular songs released by Cherry Beat from 1971 to 1977, though several of the band's lesser known songs from that timespan had been handpicked by the band members and included on the album as well. So in true sense, it is also a compilation album.

While the instrumentation on all the mixes on this album are identical to those found on the original singles and albums, most of the mixes found on this album have the lead vocals and drums placed in the middle of the stereo picture, to give the album a more modernised sound and feel.

'Midnight Parade', 'Rock It!', and 'Magpie' are presented in their 2001 stereo mixes from the band's greatest hits album 'Ultimate Singles Collection'. These mixes are identical to their original 1971 stereo mixes that were released as singles and on the band's 1971 studio album Cherry Beat. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'Club Knight' and 'The Ballad of Louise Starker' are presented in their 2001 stereo mixes from the Ultimate Singles Collection. These mixes are identical to their original 1971 stereo mixes that were released as singles and on the band's 1972 studio album Show Business. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'Shake, Rattle and Die' is presented in its 2001 stereo mix from the Ultimate Singles Collection. This mix is identical to the song's original 1973 stereo mix that was released as a single and on the band's 1973 studio album Shake, Rattle and Die. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'Cocoa Star Rookies' is presented in its 2001 stereo mix from the Ultimate Singles Collection. This mix is identical to the song's original 1973 stereo mix that was released as a single. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'Can't Stop the Jive' and 'The Caravan Song' are presented in their 2001 stereo mixes from the Ultimate Singles Collection. These mixes are identical to their original 1974 stereo mixes that were released as a single. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'Her', 'Takin' a Ride for Money', and 'Charlotte Wood' are presented in their 2001 stereo mixes from the Ultimate Singles Collection. These mixes are identical to their original 1974 stereo mixes that were released on singles in 1975 without the sleigh bells which were added to those songs for inclusion on the band's 1974 studio album Merry Christmas. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'Think', 'Jeep', 'Chamber of Love', 'Daymare', 'Sybel Cannibals', 'Don't Count on Me', and 'Christmas Time (Is Finally Here)' are presented in their 2001 stereo mixes from the Ultimate Singles Collection. These mixes are identical to their 1976 stereo mixes that were released on their respective singles. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'Gold Digger' and 'Waltz of Scotland' are presented in their 2001 stereo mixes from the Ultimate Singles Collection. These mixes are identical to their original 1977 stereo mixes that were released on their respective singles. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'Vibraphone Tombs' is presented in its original 1977 stereo mix that was released on the band's 1977 studio album A Girl's Mind, because the vocals and/or instruments frequently switched between channels, so remixing the song would spoil the song's experimental feel.

'Chaos Symphony' is presented in a new 2009 stereo mix which is identical to its original 1973 stereo mix that was released on Shake, Rattle and Die. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'She's Really Fun' and 'Don't Listen to Her' are presented in new 2009 stereo mixes which are identical to their original 1974 stereo mixes that were released as bonus tracks on the 1993 compact disc reissue of Merry Christmas without the sleigh bells which were added to those songs for inclusion on the album's original release. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'Ticket to Paris', 'Close My Door', 'Now We're Getting Along', and 'Can't Hear a Word' are presented in new 2009 stereo mixes which are identical to their original 1976 stereo mixes that were released on the band's 1976 studio album Neapolitan. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

'Your Love is Life' and 'A Ride in the Country' are presented in new 2009 stereo mixes which are identical to their 1977 stereo mixes that were released on A Girl's Mind. The only differences are the lead vocals and drums which are placed in the middle of the stereo picture.

The Very Best of Cherry Beat, Volume One — Album

Chart Position: #1 (UK Album)
#4 (US Album)
Released: 17th August 2009
Recorded: 7th July 1971 – 29th October 1976, Dohrn Studios, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
20th July 1971, Peter McDonald's Home, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
17th January 1974, Backyard Deck Outside, Dohrn Studios, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
29th December 1976 – 2nd October 1977, Moonlight Bay Studios, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
17th November 1977, Rose Hill, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
Duration: 0:57:46 [Disc 1]
1:07:35 [Disc 2]
Genre: Folk Rock, Hard Rock, Pop Rock, Power Pop, Rock and Roll
Label: Moonlight Bay Records (Disc 2: tracks 12 - 16)
Sky Dive Records (Disc 1: tracks 1 - 15, Disc 2: tracks 1 - 11)
Producer: Riley Ganz (Disc 2: tracks 13 - 16)
Chudley Maron (Disc 1: tracks 1 - 15, Disc 2: tracks 1 - 16)
Track Listing — Disc One: 'Midnight Parade' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Rock It!' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Magpie' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Club Knight' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'The Ballad of Louise Starker' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Shake, Rattle and Die' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Chaos Symphony' [2009 Stereo Mix]
'Cocoa Star Rookies' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Can't Stop the Jive' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'The Caravan Song' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'She's Really Fun' [2009 Stereo Mix]
'Don't Listen to Her' [2009 Stereo Mix]
'Her' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Takin' a Ride for Money' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Charlotte Wood' [2001 Stereo Mix]
Track Listing — Disc Two: 'Think' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Jeep' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Chamber of Love' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Daymare' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Sybel Cannibals' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Don't Count on Me' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Ticket to Paris' [2009 Stereo Mix]
'Close My Door' [2009 Stereo Mix]
'Now We're Getting Along' [2009 Stereo Mix]
'Can't Hear a Word' [2009 Stereo Mix]
'Christmas Time (Is Finally Here)' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Vibraphone Tombs'
'Gold Digger' [2001 Stereo Mix]
'Your Love is Life' [2009 Stereo Mix]
'A Ride in the Country' [2009 Stereo Mix]
'Waltz of Scotland' [2001 Stereo Mix]
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