Multi-platinum, singer/songwriter Dan Fogelberg's 1979 concert at Carnegie Hall is available on 3 LPs or 2 CDs. Produced by Dan's wife, Jean Fogelberg, and his lifelong friend and manager Irving Azoff, Dan Fogelberg - Live At Carnegie Hall has been released on Nether Lands Records, named after Fogelberg's acclaimed fourth album. The concert was recorded by John Logan and Dennis Fite of Carlo Sound, Nashville, the company selected to do sound for Fogelberg's 1979 tour, as a memento for Dan himself. The performance at Carnegie Hall on April 17, 1979 turned out to be one of Dan Fogelberg's career highlights. The recording of that performance was recently discovered by Jean Fogelberg, who decided to restore the recording to a quality that would have been approved by her late husband. Following the meticulous audio restoration process, world renowned and 11-time GRAMMY winning engineer Bob Ludwig mastered the album to recreate the impeccable sound that fans enjoyed during the original concert at the iconic concert hall. Dan Fogelberg, one of the most popular singer/songwriters of the '70s and '80s, was a key component of the golden age of the confessional singer/songwriter, turning pop music's focus inward after the '60s' explosion of social commentary. His second album, the 1974 Joe Walsh-produced Souvenirs, hit the top 20 and led Dan into a two-decade run that would include nine top-30 albums (three that hit the top 10), earning 11 platinum albums and two golds. His best-known songs include his biggest hit, "Longer"; "Leader of the Band, " a tribute to his bandleader father, Lawrence; and the seasonal standard "Same Old Lang Syne."
Multi-platinum, singer/songwriter Dan Fogelberg's 1979 concert at Carnegie Hall is available on 3 LPs or 2 CDs. Produced by Dan's wife, Jean Fogelberg, and his lifelong friend and manager Irving Azoff, Dan Fogelberg - Live At Carnegie Hall has been released on Nether Lands Records, named after Fogelberg's acclaimed fourth album. The concert was recorded by John Logan and Dennis Fite of Carlo Sound, Nashville, the company selected to do sound for Fogelberg's 1979 tour, as a memento for Dan himself. The performance at Carnegie Hall on April 17, 1979 turned out to be one of Dan Fogelberg's career highlights. The recording of that performance was recently discovered by Jean Fogelberg, who decided to restore the recording to a quality that would have been approved by her late husband. Following the meticulous audio restoration process, world renowned and 11-time GRAMMY winning engineer Bob Ludwig mastered the album to recreate the impeccable sound that fans enjoyed during the original concert at the iconic concert hall. Dan Fogelberg, one of the most popular singer/songwriters of the '70s and '80s, was a key component of the golden age of the confessional singer/songwriter, turning pop music's focus inward after the '60s' explosion of social commentary. His second album, the 1974 Joe Walsh-produced Souvenirs, hit the top 20 and led Dan into a two-decade run that would include nine top-30 albums (three that hit the top 10), earning 11 platinum albums and two golds. His best-known songs include his biggest hit, "Longer"; "Leader of the Band, " a tribute to his bandleader father, Lawrence; and the seasonal standard "Same Old Lang Syne."
