Average White Band - Live At Montreux 1977

This 1977 performances features 8 top tracks, plus a bonus feature of 3 tracks that weren't restored to a high enough standard to be included in the main show, but which will be of interest to AWB fans.

One of the most influential and highly regarded funk groups of the 1970s, the Average White Band was formed by an unlikely bunch of blue-eyed soulsters from Scotland. Successfully wedding pop smarts with dance-floor grooves, the band shot to fame with their 1974 sophomore effort AWB, which solidified their slinky, horn-driven arrangements and made them a 1970s radio staple. This concert film captures the Average White Band at the height of their creative and commercial success with a 1977 performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival (their one and only appearance at the prestigious fest), serving up funky live versions of classics such as "Work to Do," "A Love of Your Own," "Cut the Cake," and, of course, their signature tune and number-one single "Pick up the Pieces."

1. Pick Up the Pieces

2. Work to Do

3. A Love of Your Own

4. Person to Person

5. Got the Love

6. Sweet and Sour

7. Cut the Cake

8. I Heard It Through the Grapevine

Bonus Tracks:

1. If I Ever Lose This Heaven

2. I'm The One

3. T.L.C.

Discs: 1

Release Date: Sept 06, 2005

Rating: Not Rated

Run Time: 97 Minutes

Movie Details : Color

DVD & VHS
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