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And Now Live From Toronto ... The Last Pogo

Label:Bomb Records BOMB 7029, Bomb Records 7029  Format:Vinyl, LP, Compilation 
Country:Canada  Released:1979  Genre:Rock  Style:Punk, Post-Punk

This is a recording made on December 1 in 1978 aT the same time as the shooting of a concert documentary film in Toronto, at the Horseshoe Tavern, at an event billed as "the last punk rock concert"—at least for that original wave of punkers circa 1977/1978. Named as ironic tribute to "The Last Waltz", the concert film of the final concert by The Band directed by Martin Scorsese, it features performances by The Scenics, The Cardboard Brains, The Secrets, The Mods, The Ugly, The Viletones and Teenage Head.  The film itself was available only in bootleg copies and occasional airings until its release on DVD in 2008. The DVD was released as a tribute to Teenage Head frontman Frankie Venom. The soundtrack album on Bomb Records contains some performances that were not included in the film.

Tracklist

A1–The SecretsTeenage Rampage

Bass – John Hamilton

Drums – Mike Anderson

Guitar – Chris Hate

Vocals – Freddy Pompeii

Written-By – Pompeii

2:00

A2–Drastic MeasuresFlowers

Drums – D. Duffield-Norris

Guitar, Vocals – How'rd Pope

Lead Vocals, Keyboards – Tony Malone

Vocals, Bass – Kenneth Farr

Written-By – Malone

3:50

A3–Cardboard BrainsBabies Run My World

Bass – John Thomas

Drums – Dave Richardson

Guitar – Vince Carlucci

Vocals – John Paul Young

Written-By – Young, Carlucci

2:36

A4–The ScenicsIn The Summer

Bass – Andy Myers

Drums – Brad Cooper

Lead Vocals, Guitar – Ken Badger

Written-By – Badger

4:09

A5–The ScenicsSunshine World

Bass – Ken Badger

Drums – Brad Cooper

Vocals, Guitar – Andy Myers

Written-By – Myers

2:20

A6–The ModsBetween Four Walls

Bass, Vocals – Mark Dixon

Drums – David Quinton

Guitar – Scott Marks

Vocals – Greg Trinier

Written-By – The Mods

3:54

A7–The Everglades Rock 'N Roll Cliche

Bass – Brad Townsend

Keyboards – Glenn Schellenberg

Lead Guitar – Michael Brook

Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar – Steven Davey

Written-By – Davey

3:57

B1–The SecretsShout

Written-By – The Isley Brothers

3:16

B2–The UglyAll Because Of You

Bass – Tony Brighton

Drums – The Green Lantern

Lead Guitar – Frank Furrey

Rhythm Guitar – Chick Park

Vocals – Mike Nightmare

Written-By – Mulroney

3:53

B3–Ishan BandEgzebier

Bass – Larry Silvera

Drums – Bimbo

Keyboards – Herbert Peters

Lead Vocals – Johnny Osborne

Lead Vocals, Guitar – Douglas Williams

Written-By – Tosh

4:48

B4–Cardboard BrainsJungles

Written-By – Young, Carlucci

2:28

B5–Drastic MeasuresMr. America

Written-By – Malone

2:50

B6–The Everglades I'm In A Coma

Written-By – Davey

3:01

B7–The ModsStep Out Tonight

Bass, Vocals – Mark Dixon

Drums – David Quinton

Guitar – Scott Marks

Vocals – Greg Trinier

Written-By – The Mods

2:49

Recorded At – Horseshoe Tavern

Producer – Keith Elshaw

Recorded live at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto, Ontario Canada.

This is not the soundtrack for the Colin Brunton documentary film. Though the film documents the same event as the album and some of the same artists appear, the song selections are different.

Title is "The Last Pogo" on spine and labels.

Cat#'s: BOMB 7029 on back sleeve and spine, 7029 on labels.

CONDITION:  12" Vinyl is NEAR MINT in original printed inner sleeve (GOOD - small seam splits) in a hard card picture sleeve (VG very light ring wear)

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