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CLASSIC ERA MANASSAS - LIVE BROADCAST FROM THE WEST COAST When Manassas took the stage on 7th October 1973, on the final night of their Winterland engagement that year, they had no idea it would turn out to be one of their last performances. Playing a wealth of material from their debut double album, a few choice numbers from their second record, and with some choice surprises in store, it would turn out to be one of the group s most memorable shows. The first set kicks off with a fully electric performance containing side one of their debut, performed in sequence. Both Stills and Al Perkins, who plays an impressive second lead guitar, as well as pedal steel, provide the bulk of the solos, and by this point in time they had become quite adept at complimenting each other. Chris Hillman then leads the group into a fine rendition of The Byrds' hit So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star , providing an unexpected but delightful conclusion to this 18-minute sequence. Johnny's Garden provides some lighter relief with its laidback folk-rock vibe before they conclude this first set with the smouldering blues cut Go Back Home , a standout track from Stills' first solo record.

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