I wish they would press this with the extra tracks onto vinyl.

I couldn't agree with you more about the strengths of this album, Abraham1. The musicians do a beautiful job creating a fabulous sonic space for him to work in, but Cocker's performance is blistering hot, even on the quiet numbers.

The first CD I ever bought, and one of the top five live albums I've ever heard--only the Benny Goodman Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert tops it. And don't let the negatives here fool you. Leon Russell was a marvel, but Joe Cocker was the electricity from start to finish. No rocker better than Cocker, it seems to me.

Joe Cocker had already been on tour for several months in late 1969 and early 1970 in support of his albums With A Little Help From My Friends and Joe Cocker! when he arrived in Los Angeles, presumably for an extended bit of rest. Fate would have other things in store for him, though - eight days after touching down at LAX, Cocker was back on the road on a fifty-eight day concert circuit that stopped in forty-eight cities. Mad Dogs And Englishmen, as it was called, turned out to be one of the most celebrated tours in rock history.The original Mad Dogs & Englishmen album, as well as last year’s Mad Dogs & Englishmen 2CD Deluxe Edition, was comprised of highlights drawn mainly from four historic concert performances at New York’s Fillmore East. Now all four shows that took place at the legendary Fillmore East in New York City on Friday, March 27, 1970 and Saturday, March 28, 1970, are being made available in their entirety for the first time! This edition is 6 CDs and features both nights.All tracks newly remixed from the original multitracks. (from the defunct Hip-O Select website)

The sound of this vinyl is very poor: instruments and voices sound flat. I guess it is a problem of the original mixing rather than the repress, because the remastered edition in cd sounds a lot better

I have the original vinyl and that sounds very good. So it's probably the repress.

Have picked up a promo version of this with the same codes - it has the usual sample stickers over the main label but it also has a 5 page A&M bio of Joe Cocker printed on orange paper. Anyone have anymore info? Thanks

Fold out. Matrix reversed 1A = A1: Matrix / Runout (A-side label): AMLD 6002-A1

Possibly Nationalised, but this is not a UK pressing or issue.

is this available in vinyl ?