Greatest hits live.
Chris Conway's best loved songs - live with a great band, and featuring special guest Vikki Clayton on 2 tracks. 79 minutes with all the classics - the moving ballads, the mad space songs, some Celtic, some blues, jazz, even some theremin electronica - it's all here

I have often been asked for a live recording of songs away from all the big studio production. I also have wanted an album which contained all the songs I tend to play live a lot as audience buying a CD will want any number of songs which are spread across 10 studio albums.

The perfect occasion to record this came at my 20th Anniversary Concert, celebrating 20 years professionally in music. I ran through a lot of my songs from all eras - I had a great band and Vikki Clayton guesting.

So here it is - a single disk crammed full (79mins) with all of the songs you might catch me sing at a concert.

David Crosby, John Sebastian, Alan Stivell, Paul Kantner, Country Joe McDonald, Jesse Colin Young, Buffy Sainte-Marie, James Taylor, Jimmy Webb

Recorded live digitally on multitrack hard disk recorder.

Three Headed Girl

Those wanting to hear the whole concert can do so on the In Concert CD Vol 1 & 2.
Note - If you have the In Concert Vol 1 & 2 albums then you already have all the music from Live & Peace & Outer Space.

A DVD of the whole concert is available.

Celebrating twenty years of music making with a special anniversary concert in the aurtumn of 2009 at leicester's premier roots venue, The Musician, Chris Conway recorded the fun and released the results both as a double CD, and here as a selected highlights disc subtitled "Greatest Hits Live". That you've probably never heard Conway's music and that he's never yet scored a genuine chart-topper is typical of the man's gentle humour, though no reflection on the consistantly high quality of his material.
A writer and performer of classy, West Coast-style singer-songwriter fare, the Amercian, now domiciled in Blighty also boasts several other strings to his bow, and some of these are reflected across this nineteen track selection; there';s his love of science fiction (and tha aformentioned sense of humour) in his tonsil twisting Alien Salad Abduction, a mild obsession with spooky horro-flick-soundtrack instrument of choice - the Theremin, not to mention his skills as a multi-instrumentalist, evidence of which can be heard throughout. Don't let another 20 years go by without joining in the celebrations.

Dave White