Barney Armstrong's Machine - Live At Jordan's Alpine album download

Barney Armstrong's Machine Disco 1978

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Tracklist

A1	Introduction
A2	Medley: Uptight, Signed Sealed Delivered, Superstition, I Wish
A3	I Wanna Be Where You Are
A4	Mr. Bojangles
B1	Disco Inferno
B2	Shakey Ground
B3	Night Moves
B4	I've Got The Music In Me

Credits

Bass Guitar – Mike Cox
Drums – Jim Pompeo
Keyboards – Chris James
Lead Vocals – Walt Johnson
Other [Audio And Visual Effects] – Doug Raymur

Notes

"Recorded Live at Jordan's Alpine in Everett, Washington. December 28, 1977 thru January 1, 1978."

Jacket notes.

Recorded Live at Jordan's Alpine in Everett, Washington. December 28, 1977 thru January 1, 1978.

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