Gordon Giltrap's "Live At Oxford, 1979" is a captivating live album that marks the guitarist's first foray into live recordings. Captured on March 9, 1979, at Oxford Polytechnic by the renowned RAK Mobile studio, this album showcases Giltrap and his band in exceptional form, delivering a powerful blend of folk rock and progressive rock.
The album features fourteen tracks, including fan favorites like "Roots, Pt. 1 & 2" and "Lucifer's Cage," offering a dynamic and engaging listening experience. The musicianship throughout is superb, with Giltrap's intricate guitar work taking center stage. This release is a testament to Giltrap's skill and the band's chemistry, making it a standout live album from the era.
Originally released on Fly Records in January 1981, "Live At Oxford, 1979" has been remastered to enhance the audio quality, allowing listeners to fully appreciate the energy and precision of the live performance. Whether you're a longtime fan of Gordon Giltrap or new to his music, this album is a must-experience, offering a glimpse into the vibrant live performances that have made Giltrap a beloved figure in the rock world.