In some ways this was like a throwback to the early days of recording for Transatlantic – sit in front of a couple of mics and play until there is enough in the can. Most of the old albums didn’t take a lot longer than the sum of the track timings. The big difference was the situation – the vast state-of-the-art studio at Nippon Columbia in Tokyo and the somewhat more formal atmosphere. At the time it was almost customary for visiting players to round off a Japanese tour with an afternoon in the studio and generally the material was what was currently on the set list.
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So Early in the Spring Lindsay The Mist Covered Mountains of Home – The Orphan To Glastonbury The English Dance The Banks of Sweet Primroses Blues Run the Game Great Dreams from Heaven Peacock Rag If You Haven’t Any Hay The Young Man that Wouldn’t Hoe Corn Buckets of Rain |