15.09.1997
UK, London, Royal Albert Hall
Music For Montserrat '97
exc. Broadcast

01. DJ Intro [2:38]
02. Feeling Hot Hot Hot (The Merrymen) DJ talk [2:07]
03. Dancing with Tears in My Eyes (Midge Ure) [4:10]
04. Vienna (Midge Ure) [4:24]
05. Blue Suede Shoes (Carl Perkins) [5:12]
06. In the Air Tonight (Phil Collins) [5:08]
07. Take Me Home (Phil Collins) [4:12]
08. Local Hero Wild Theme (Mark Knopfler) [7:20]
09. Brothers in Arms (Mark Knopfler) [8:44]
10. Money For Nothing (Mark Knopfler) [6:24]
11. Message In A Bottle (Sting) [4:35]
12. Every Little Thing She Does is Magic (Sting) [6:00]
13. (Elton John) [5:13]
14. (Elton John) [5:53]
15. Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me (Elton John) [8:08]
16. (Eric Clapton) (cut) [2:02]
17. Layla (Eric Clapton) [6:16]
18. Yesterday (Paul McCartney) [3:36]
19. Golden Slumbers > Carry That Weight (Paul McCartney) [6:49]
20. Hey Jude (Paul McCartney)  [6:38]
21. Going to Kansas City (cut) [2:51]

Total Running Time: [1:48:30]

Source: FM
Lineage: Unknown Generation Cassette > Rotel RD-870 azimuth aligned > M-Audio Audiophile 2496 > Audition > TLH FLAC (Level 8 w/ Verify)
Size: 1.06 GB
Compressed: 725 MB

Notes:
Thanks to Ricardo for the tape and to "Analog4011" for the use of his Rotel tape deck!

Sting, Paul McCartney, Mark Knopfler, Elton John and Eric Clapton performed at the beneft "Music For Montserrat" to raise money for the volcano-ravaged Carribean island of Montserrat. Tickets for "music for Montserrat" went on sale on 01-08-1997, price £25, £40 and £60. The event raised £1.5 million. Also performing were Mick Hucknall, Jools Holland, Midge Ure and the Montserratian singer Arrow. Together with Mark Knopfler, Eric Clapton and Phil Collins he performed Money For Nothing. Later Sting and Dominic Miller performed a set of three acoustic songs: Message In A Bottle, Fields Of Gold and Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic. The show ended when all artists joined Paul McCartney for Hey Jude and an unrehearsed version of Kansas City. The event was organized by the George Martin, who owned a house and a studio on Montserrat and raised about one million pounds to help the people of the stricken volcanic island. On 25-07-1997 the Soufriere Hills Volcano erupted and took the lives of twenty people, including a servant of Martin. The event was broadcasted by Sky TV on a pay-per-view basis. The charge of £5 went to the Montserrat charity.

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