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| TRACKLIST |
| 1. Walkin' Around The Stormy Bay. . . . . . . . . . . . .07:33 2. Going Away . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13:56 3. Deszcz Kroplisty, Deszcz Ulewny (incl. drums solo) . .09:00 4. Ze Slowem Biegne Do Ciebie . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20:57 5. Follow My Dream (incl. Wiosenne Chimery) . . . . . . .21:01 |
| QUOTE |
| In 1977 the band signed a deal with German label Aries. Thanks to that contract they started the following year with nunerous gigs in Europe. They played material from "Follow My Dream" mostly, sometimes adding "Ze slowem biegne do ciebie". Quite often they opened the show with very dynamic "Walkin' Around The Stormy Bay" played with two drum sets. The band appeared both at small clubs and at huge festivals. Definitely one of their most important shows was played at Danish famous festival in Roskilde. It was the first time that the band from Poland performed at this festival. In 1978 Roskilde was headlined by Elvis Costello and Bob Marley. SBB concert was scheduled right after Marley's, at the main orange stage. ...The audience gave a very warm welcome to the band from Poland. The musicians remember that in the very beginning of their show people started to move towards their tents; after all, the festival headliner had just finished his show. However, after "Walkin'..." they came back and remained to the end of the show. So was the case with other concerts. The audience always reacted very spontaneously, and the improvised parts made them follow the band from show to show, because each concert was in consequence different and unique. Such a tradition, bringing to mind American jam-bands like Grateful Dead, was till that time quite unknown in Europe... |
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