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In My Own Time (Live)
Archive Release·1999

In My Own Time (Live)

Released
19 Apr 1999
Pressings
2
Countries
1
Formats
1

Liner Notes

Roger Chapman released the live double CD In My Own Time in Germany on 19 April 1999. It documents the mature late-1990s Shortlist and incorporates several performances associated with the planned 1993 Tour de Force Live project, which had never received its intended release.

Album Reviews1

Reviews gathered with this release and kept on the album page rather than in the general Press Archive.

In My Own Time — Rockinform reviewRockinform · 1999

Contemporary review. The reviewer’s only real complaint is the packaging: the promotional double CD supplies no dates or venues and identifies the recordings merely as 1999. The performances themselves are judged far more generously.

The review hears Chapman and the Shortlist demonstrating qualities that technical ability alone cannot provide. It praises the deep rhythmic drive, the exchanges between guitar and Hammond organ, and the force of performances including “The Weaver’s Answer” and “Toucan Play.” “Sixteen Tons,” “Delta Lady,” “Hideaway,” “Let’s Go Get Stoned” and “Shadow on the Wall” help turn the set into a broad survey of blues, jazz, gospel, soul and rock. The final verdict is that, for receptive ears, this is live material with no expiration date.

View the June/July 1999 source issue ↗

All Pressings2

Every known issue, variant, reissue, and repress across all countries and formats. Identical catalogue entries with multiple Discogs listings are grouped into a single row.

1999
Germany
CD
SPV 085-29532
SPV Recordings
Original German double-CD live album.
2001
Germany
CD
220454-303
Gemini
German Gemini CD reissue.

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