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Import collection of live recordings from the Australian-born singer/songwriter and former husband of Folk legend Sandy Denny. Shortly after Denny's death in 1978, Lucas moved back to his homeland of Australia. He started producing more albums and later started working on scores for the film industry. Trevor dropped in to the Troubadour in Melbourne from time to time to listen to music and after three years of sitting amongst the audience, he said "It makes me itchy to perform again. It would be good to do just a couple of gigs a month to keep my hand in." These recording were recorded over two nights in May 1982. 17 tracks. Talking Elephant. 2010.
Import collection of live recordings from the Australian-born singer/songwriter and former husband of Folk legend Sandy Denny. Shortly after Denny's death in 1978, Lucas moved back to his homeland of Australia. He started producing more albums and later started working on scores for the film industry. Trevor dropped in to the Troubadour in Melbourne from time to time to listen to music and after three years of sitting amongst the audience, he said "It makes me itchy to perform again. It would be good to do just a couple of gigs a month to keep my hand in." These recording were recorded over two nights in May 1982. 17 tracks. Talking Elephant. 2010.
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Live At The Troubadour [Import]
Artist: Trevor Lucas
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Import collection of live recordings from the Australian-born singer/songwriter and former husband of Folk legend Sandy Denny. Shortly after Denny's death in 1978, Lucas moved back to his homeland of Australia. He started producing more albums and later started working on scores for the film industry. Trevor dropped in to the Troubadour in Melbourne from time to time to listen to music and after three years of sitting amongst the audience, he said "It makes me itchy to perform again. It would be good to do just a couple of gigs a month to keep my hand in." These recording were recorded over two nights in May 1982. 17 tracks. Talking Elephant. 2010.
        
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