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Artist: Marvin Gaye

Title: Marvin Gaye Live! (Deluxe Edition)

Year Of Release: 1974

Label: UNI - MOTOWN

Genre: Soul, Funk, Rhythm and Blues

Quality: FLAC (tracks)

Total Time: 55:16

Total Size:  397 MB





Tracklist:



1. Introduction (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (0:33)

2. Overture (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (2:24)

3. Trouble Man (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (6:37)

4. Flyin' High (In The Friendly Sky) (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (2:1

5. Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (2:11)

6. Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (3:56)

7. Distant Lover (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (6:16)

8. Come Get To This (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (3:01)

9. Jan (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (2:56)

10. Keep Gettin' It On (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (3:0

11. Fossil Medley (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (11:37)

12. Thanks To The Orchestra (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (0:56)

13. Let's Get It On (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (4:44)

14. What's Going On (Live At Oakland Coliseum, CA/1974) (4:49)



The original, 9-track Marvin Gaye Live! LP first arrived on June 19, 1974, following Marvin’s previous smash album, Let’s Get It On. Driven by the ecstatically received performance of “Distant Lover,” the elaborately packaged live album hit #1 on the Soul/R&B Album Chart for two weeks in addition to climbing to #8 on the Pop Album Chart. It also garnered a GRAMMY® Award nomination for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance. This new Deluxe Edition paints the full picture of the evening, boasting the addition of four rare cuts: “Flying High (In the Friendly Sky),” “Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology),” “Come Get To This,” and “Keep Gettin’ It On,” plus a spoken word interlude where Marvin sweetly acknowledges the band – consisting of stellar studio players including Motown legend James Jamerson on bass and a full 30+-piece orchestra – and his “Let’s Get It On” creative partner, Ed Townsend.