Artist / Title: Pegasus – “Live at McVan’s”
Label / Release No.: Rock Dog Records – RDOG 2039
Country: USA
Release date: Not for commercial release
Genre: Rock
Style: Progressive Rock
Type: Live Album
Venue / Date: Mc Van’s, 2078 Niagara Street, Buffalo NY / 1978-1979
Live Sound Mixing: Rick Diesing / John McGovern
Original Format: unknown “off the board” mix.
Remastering: Saturn Studios, Hollywood, CA 2021
Remastered format: .WAV, .MP3
Publishing: Not Listed 1
Description:
Pegasus – “Live at McVan’s” featuring seven remastered tracks from one of the most popular progressive-rock bands in the Western NY area, including classic renditions of “Elf Sweet Self”, “Nightmare”, “A Movie Called “Everyone On Earth”, “A Dream Sequence”, “and MORE!
Tracklist
1. Elf Sweet Self 7:21
2. Present Portraits Grainy Dots 6:38
3. Nightmare 12:25
4. A Dream Sequence 8:57
5. Beauty Factory 8:08
6. Boon Jam 6:45
7. A Movie Called “Everyone On Earth” 9:46
Credits
- Mark Freeland – vocals, percussion, harmonica
- Vince Cooper – electric guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboards
- Steve Treccase – keyboards, bass
- Kent Weber – electric bass, bass pedals, keyboards
- Chuck Cavanaugh – acoustic drums, percussion
- Rick Diesing / John McGovern – Live Sound
- Mark Marzullo –Raw tracks provided by Mark Marzullo
Pegasus – “Live at McVan’s” is available for listening on SoundCloud 1: https://soundcloud.com/gerrynorth/sets/pegasus-live-at-mcvans/s-PQ6ExFXXsxo
Additional Information about the Buffalo, NY progressive-rock group Pegasus can be found on the following social media pages:
[NOTE: Rock Dog records is not responsible for the content on these pages and the links below appear as a courtesy only]
• McVan’s Memories: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1680290062183419/
• ParousiaBuff: https://parousiabuff.com/shows/mcvans-sunday-july-1st-1979
• Mark Deane Freeland (tribute): https://www.facebook.com/freeland.tribute.1
1 Audio Tracks appearing on the work “Pegasus – The Final Show at McVan’s” belong to their respective owners and/or publishers and are provided on a non-commercial basis under section 107 of the 1976 Copyright Act, ‘fair use’ for purpose of comment, criticism, education, and research.
