Coming out of the 1960's, singer/songwriter Terry Reid was on a roll. He'd toured with the Stones, been offered the spot of fronting Led Zeppelin and there was an Atlantic Records contract waiting for him (which become the legendary "River" album in 1973). Captured live at the Isle of Wight festival in 1970, this previously unreleased live recording features Terry and his band including maverick David Lindley on lead guitar and original King Crimson drummer Michael Giles rocking through nine Terry Reid original classics (including a couple of songs from "River"). Fans of the Faces, Joe Cocker, Led Zep and Free will enjoy this 1970's British blues rock at it's best. (First received: 3/10/04)