“Live” is a real cracker. Thanks to the wonders of modern technology, Rick plays most of the instruments - guitars, pedal steel, synth,
drum and bass programming. Dianne plays guitar as well, and they are augmented by Roger Rhodes on fiddle. A brief instrumental passage
segues into a medley of Wake Up Little Susie and Bye Bye Love. A few spoken links by Dianne, plus the odd irreverent aside from Rick,
give this in-concert set more character than a recording of just songs and nothing else. A glance at the track listing reveals that
there are two songs by Roy Wood, Flowers In The Rain and Angel Fingers. There’s a nod to Buddy Holly with Rockin’ Around With Ollie
Vee and Words Of Love, a salute to Guy Mitchell with Singin’ The Blues, a lovely version of the much recorded Loving Arms and naturally
Dianne couldn’t leave out the song that started it all for her and the late Lennie Peters, Welcome Home. Interestingly,Welcome Home topped
the chart in the summer of 1973 between Wizzard’s See My Baby Jive and Angel Fingers.
Chemistry
Flowers In The Rain
Loving Arms
Beautiful Dreamer
Angel Fingers
Welcome Home
Emotional Tangle
Rockin' Round With Ollie Vee
Words
Of Love
Singin' The Blues
Lonely Street
Baby Likes To Rock It
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