An unplugged concert of Tony Sheridan from 1981 for the very first time released on 2 CDs.

In his early years Tony Sheridan indeed had served as a background or session musician for the Beatles and certainly the Beatles intern had provided instrumentation on some of Sheridan's early and most well-known recording sessions.
The book 'The Hamburg Sound' characterizes Tony Sheridan as an 'unusual guitarist and singer known for doing the unexpected'. Furthermore soon after his arrival in Hamburg from England, Tony Sheridan was considered the 'King of St. Pauli' (which was the music quarter of Hamburg).
People attending his shows expected him in the 1960s to sing 'My Bonnie', 'Skinny Minnie' and many other rock 'n' roll hits, naturally Sheridan sang these numbers and the crowds were very well served and satisfied by his repertoire. Most certainly this was the music by which he had become known in Germany.
When Tony Sheridan faded from the spotlight, theatres and television, he did not fully disappear like countless 'stars' who had experienced their '15 minutes of fame' through involvement with music. Tony Sheridan still toured, he was constantly on the road, he travelled from near, Hamburg to Munich, and he travelled far, Australia to Vietnam. His fame over the years has been based upon the legacy of the 'Beat Brothers' band show and the song 'My Bonnie'. However Sheridan's interest was more deeply tuned towards blues and folk music. It goes without saying that he did not want only to perform his repertoire from the sixties some decades later, he wanted to push his musical boundaries.
The change in style musically found on these discs has an emphasis solely on 'Tony Sheridan and his Guitar'. The recordings are taken from his solo unplugged show in 1981 when he appeared in the renowned Galerie, Flensburg a popular Germany music pub, this was years before performing ' unplugged' became the fashion.

Additional Details

Label: Sireena Records

Genre: Folk

Language: English

Run Time: 121:55 mins

Region: 0

Release Date: 05/10/19

UPC: 4260182981917