A Rock'n'Roll Night at the Royal Court Theatre

Album Description

Experience the electrifying energy of Alan Price's live performance with "A Rock'n'Roll Night at the Royal Court Theatre." Released on April 3, 2020, via Secret Records, this live album captures the essence of a thrilling night filled with classic rock 'n' roll hits. Spanning just over 41 minutes, the album features 15 live tracks that showcase Alan Price's dynamic stage presence and musical prowess.

The setlist includes timeless favorites such as "Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)," "Tequila," and "The Great Pretender," each performed with the raw energy and authenticity that only a live setting can provide. The album opens with "Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)" and closes with "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," offering a seamless journey through Alan Price's extensive repertoire.

Alan Price, known for his contributions to the British rock scene, delivers a powerful performance that highlights his versatility as a musician and performer. The album is a testament to his enduring talent and his ability to captivate audiences with his live shows. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Alan Price's music, "A Rock'n'Roll Night at the Royal Court Theatre" is a must-experience live album that brings the excitement of a live concert right into your home.

3 april 2020

2020 Secret Records

About Alan Price

Alan Price, hailing from Fatfield, Co. Durham, is an English musician who began his musical journey at the age of eight, teaching himself to play piano, guitar, and bass. His early musical endeavors included forming a group at Jarrow Grammar School, setting the stage for a career that would see him achieve significant success. Alan is known for his distinctive voice and songwriting skills, with notable hits like "The House That Jack Built" showcasing his talent for crafting memorable tunes. Beyond his musical achievements, Alan has a reputation for his candid and sometimes controversial perspectives, adding depth to his public persona. His discography includes the legendary 1974 album, which has been remastered and re-released with bonus tracks and restored artwork. For fans of rock and roll, Alan Price's contributions to the genre are both influential and enduring.