Name: Rockin' at the Universal
Brand: VarŠse Sarabande (USA)
SKU: 23247706
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Rockin' at the Universal

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Album: Rockin' at the Universal
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Stood Up/Waitin' in School
2)	I Got a Feeling
3)	Travelin' Man
4)	Hello Mary Lou
5)	Garden Party
6)	You Know What I Mean
7)	That's All Right
8)	Believe What You Say
9)	Milk Cow Blues Boogie
10)	Never Be Anyone Else But You
11)	Fools Rush In
12)	Poor Little Fool
13)	It's Late
14)	Honky Tonk Women
15)	My Bucket's Got a Hole in It
16)	Boppin' the Blues
17)	Lonesome Town
18)	I'm Walkin'

Album: Rockin' at the Universal
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Stood Up/Waitin' in School
2)	I Got a Feeling
3)	Travelin' Man
4)	Hello Mary Lou
5)	Garden Party
6)	You Know What I Mean
7)	That's All Right
8)	Believe What You Say
9)	Milk Cow Blues Boogie
10)	Never Be Anyone Else But You
11)	Fools Rush In
12)	Poor Little Fool
13)	It's Late
14)	Honky Tonk Women
15)	My Bucket's Got a Hole in It
16)	Boppin' the Blues
17)	Lonesome Town
18)	I'm Walkin'

Performer Notes

Personnel: Rick Nelson (vocals, guitar); Bobby Neal (guitar); Pat Woodward (bass guitar); Rick Intveld (drums).
Liner Note Author: Marc Allan.
Recording information: The Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles, CA (08/22/1985).
Recorded at an August 22, 1985 concert at the Universal Amphitheater in Los Angeles (some of the performances are actually from another show in Chicago from 1983 but aren't credited as such) less than four months before his death on New Year's Eve, this set catches Rick Nelson at a point where he had reconciled his teen idol pop beginnings with his later country-rock direction. Originally issued as an LP by Silver Eagle Records in 1986, this conglomerate live set is pretty well recorded and features Nelson doing lightly rearranged out versions of several of his hits, including "Travelin' Man," "Hello Mary Lou," "Poor Little Fool," "Lonesome Town," and the sly, resigned "Garden Party," as well as a fond, pleasant duet with Fats Domino on "I'm Walkin'." It won't change anyone's opinion of Nelson or his body of work, but fans will undoubtedly enjoy it. ~ Steve Leggett