Live at Carnegie Hall (Renaissance album)
by Renaissance
Released: June 27, 1976
Progressive rock
The Album
Recorded during concerts held at Carnegie Hall, the album showcases songs from all of the band's studio albums up to that point, including their upcoming release at the time, "Scheherazade and Other Stories." The performances feature the distinctive vocals of Annie Haslam, highlighting Renaissance's intricate and orchestral progressive rock sound. "Live at Carnegie Hall" is a live double album by the English progressive rock band Renaissance, released in 1976. This live album captures the band's musical prowess and serves as a comprehensive snapshot of their early discography.
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"Live at Carnegie Hall" is a live double album by the English progressive rock band Renaissance, released in 1976. Recorded during concerts held at Carnegie Hall, the album showcases songs from all of the band's studio albums up to that point, including their upcoming release at the time, "Scheherazade and Other Stories." The performances feature the distinctive vocals of Annie Haslam, highlighting Renaissance's intricate and orchestral progressive rock sound. This live album captures the band's musical prowess and serves as a comprehensive snapshot of their early discography.
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