James Gang

James Gang Performs 'Standing In The Rain' Live Concert Highlight

• In January 1974, James Gang was in a transitional phase of their career, having released their album "Bang" in 1973. This record marked a significant ... Read Full Description >

  In January 1974, James Gang was in a transitional phase of their career, having released their album "Bang" in 1973. This record marked a significant change as it was the last studio album to feature guitarist and vocalist Joe Walsh before he embarked on his highly successful solo career and joined the Eagles. The live performance captured in "Standing In The Rain" reflects the band’s tight musicianship and growing popularity during this period. Interestingly, the original lineup, which included drummer Jim Fox and bassist Dale Peters, showcased their ability to blend hard rock with blues influences, a signature element in their music. This performance exemplifies their energetic live shows and the camaraderie within the band, emphasizing their status as a prominent act in the early '70s rock scene.

James Gang Live - Full Concert at DKRC featuring Walk Away, Funk 49, and more

DKRC
Los Angeles, CA, United States

• On February 23, 1974, the James Gang performed live at DKRC, showcasing their blend of rock and funk that defined their sound in the early 1970s. This... Read Full Description >

  On February 23, 1974, the James Gang performed live at DKRC, showcasing their blend of rock and funk that defined their sound in the early 1970s. This performance occurred shortly after the release of their album "Bang," which came out in 1973, marking a significant period in the band's evolution. Following the departure of founding member Joe Walsh, the group was in transition, having introduced new musicians such as Roy Kenner on vocals and guitarists like Tommy Bolin, who brought a fresh dynamic to their live shows. The setlist for the DKRC performance includes notable tracks such as "Funk 49" and "Walk Away," which highlight their energetic style and musicianship. This live recording captures a pivotal moment for the James Gang, showcasing their adaptability and ongoing relevance in the rock scene, even as member changes shaped their trajectory during this era.