Eagle Rock Entertainment
promised a flurry of new Blu-ray releases this fall and judging from the Sept.
10 onslaught … they weren’t kidding.
Four new Blu-ray
presentations will be heading home on that date, led by the Blu-ray debut of UB40:
Live at Montreux, 2002, plus such delights as Mike & the Mechanics: Live at
Shepherds Bush, Neil Sedaka: Live at the Royal Albert Hall
and Willy
DeVille: Live in the Lowlands.
UB40: Live at Montreux, 2002 was the group’s only appearance at Montreux, but
they made the most of it with 21 song set that includes “Red, Red Wine,” “Many
Rivers To Cross,” “Kingston Town” and “Can't Help Falling In Love.”
Mike & the Mechanics: Live at
Shepherds Bush is a 2004
reunion concert (following the death of Paul Young in 2000) recorded live at
Shepherds Bush Empire in London. It is
a 14-song set that includes “Silent Running” and “Falling,” plus there are
seven music videos and interviews with Mike Rutherford and Paul Carrack.
Previously available on
DVD, the Blu-ray release of Neil Sedaka: Live at the Royal Albert Hall
is an absolute stunner. When this rock
icon set down to play at the packed Royal Albert Hall his fans were treated —
delightfully so — to a two-and-a-half hour concert that featured an amazing
28-song selection. They are there —
“Calendar Girl,” “I Go Ape,” “Laughter In The Rain” and so much more.
Bonus features include an
interview with Sedaka.
Rounding out the Sept. 10
Blu-ray release package from Eagle Rock Entertainment is Willy DeVille: Live in the
Lowlands.
This live concert —
recorded at the Paradiso in Amsterdam in 2005 — features 21 songs and a video
interview Willy DeVille.
Among the selections are
“Low Rider,” “Cadillac Moon,” “Slave To Love” and “Let It Be Me.”
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