Live at the Junction

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Live at the Junction
Video by Ezio
Released	2005
Recorded	2005
Genre	folk
Length	96 mins
Label	Salami Records
Producer	Derek Bruce
Ezio video chronology
Live at the Shepherds Bush Empire (1999) Live at the Junction (2005)

Live at The Junction is the third live DVD/video recorded by Ezio, released in 2005, featuring an appearance at The Junction, Cambridge, England in December 2005.

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Credits 3 Production 4 See also

[edit] Track listing

All songs written by Ezio Lunedei except "Sweet Thing', written by Van Morrison, and "59 Yards", written by Boo Hewerdine.

1. "Steal away"
2. "Circus"
3. "Mermaid song"
4. "Everybody forgets sometimes"
5. "Deeper"
6. "Darkness is my friend tonight"
7. "Alex"
8. "Hotel motel"
9. "One more walk round the dance floor"
10. "Back on your own again"
11. "Maybe sometimes"
12. "Thin line"
13. "Shadow boxers"
14. "Cinderella"
15. "Freedom"
16. "Sweet Thing"
17. "10,000 bars"
18. "59 Yards"

[edit] Credits

• Ezio – guitar, vocals
• Booga – guitar
• Lidia Cascarino – bass
• Alex Reeves – drums
• Lee Russell – guitars, lap steel, percussion and organ

[edit] Production

• Produced and engineered by Derek Bruce for 25th Frame Producxtions
• Recorded and mixed by Graham Bonnett
• Cameras - Wayne Mottershead, Stephen Huntley and Neil McKinnon
• Stage technician - Mark Dyde
• FOH Sound - Graham Bonnett
• Artwork - Nick Oliver

[edit] See also

• 2005 in music

v • d • e Ezio Ezio Lunedei | Mark "Booga" Fowell | Lidia Cascarino | Lee Russell | Alex Reeves Studio albums The Angel Song (1993) | Black Boots on Latin Feet (1995) | Diesel Vanilla (1997) | Higher (2000) | The Making of Mr. Spoons (2003) | Ten Thousand Bars (2006) Compilation album Lost and Found (Volume 2) (2006) Live albums Live at the Shepherds Bush Empire (1999) | Live:Cambridge (2004) DVDs Ezio Live (1996) | Live at the Shepherds Bush Empire (1999) | Live at the Junction (2005) Related Articles Ezio Lunedei  | Peter Van Hooke