Patti Smith – First We Take Manhattan: Live in New York, 1979
(Limited Edition 12-Inch Album on Translucent Yellow Vinyl)
Experience the raw energy and unbridled passion of punk icon Patti Smith in this limited-edition live album, captured at the height of her powers.
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Rare, limited-edition 12-inch album on translucent yellow vinyl
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Recorded live at the legendary CBGB in New York City on August 11, 1979
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Features electrifying performances of hits like "Frederick" and "Dancing Barefoot"
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Includes classic tracks from Smith's seminal debut album, "Horses"
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Showcases Smith's unparalleled vocal prowess and commanding stage presence
This live album offers a front-row seat to a pivotal moment in music history. Fans will be transported back to the gritty, exhilarating atmosphere of CBGB as Patti Smith and her band deliver an incendiary performance that captures the raw power and unbridled energy that defined the punk movement. From the opening notes to the final encore, this album is a must-have for any true Patti Smith devotee or lover of live music at its finest.
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This release is limited to 300 copies.
This album showcases the Patti Smith Group’s gig at New York City’s iconic CBGB, on 11 August 1979, during the Wave Tour.
Featured during this incendiary show, are several then-recent numbers, such as the singles Frederick and Dancing Barefoot, as well as notable cuts from Smith’s 1975 debut solo album, Horses, including Redondo Beach and Kimberly. Also included is an awesome cover of the Manfred Mann classic 5-4-3-2-1.
This album offers up a fly-on-the-wall earful of a punk icon at the peak of her prowess.
Track Listing
Side One
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Frederick (6:05)
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Redondo Beach (5:16)
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Seven Ways of Going (5:59)
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Poppies (8:53)
Side Two
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Kimberly (6:22)
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Dancing Barefoot (5:29)
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Space Monkey (5:07)
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5-4-3-2-1 (4:34)
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Privilege (Set Me Free) (5:02)
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