Reo Speedwagon
Live at Moondance Jam

Tracklisting:

CD:
Don't Let Him Go; Keep on Loving You; In Your Letter; Take It on the Run; Keep Pushin'; Golden Country; Can't Fight This Feeling; Like You Do; Time for Me to Fly; Back on the Road Again; Roll with the Changes; Ridin' the Storm Out; 157 Riverside Avenue.

DVD / Blu Ray:
Don't Let Him Go; Keep on Loving You; In Your Letter; Take It on the Run; Keep Pushin'; Golden Country; Can't Fight This Feeling; Like You Do; Time for Me to Fly; Back on the Road Again; Roll with the Changes; Ridin' the Storm Out; 157 Riverside Avenue. Bonus : Interview with Kevin Cronin

Broadcasted originally on the Palladia Channel in the USA during March 2012, this “Live at Moondance Jam" is the first high definition Live Video disc of REO Speedwagon in concert. This features the veteran rockers performing many of their best-loved songs at the annual Moondance Jam Festival in Walker, Minnesota in 2010.

The DVD includes renditions of 13 classic REO tunes, including hits like "Keep on Loving You," "Take It on the Run," and "Time for Me to Fly" along with the gem "157 Riverside Avenue", plus first ever live versions of "In Your Letter," "Golden Country," and "Like You Do”.

"Live at Moondance Jam” also contains a bonus interview with Kevin Cronin. Available in two configurations: Blu Ray and a Deluxe edition which offers in a glossy digipak the CD and DVD in one packaging.

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Formed loosely in the late '60s at college in Champaign, IL, REO (named after the precursor to the light truck) rode to gigs in station wagons, hopping from small gigs to even tinier gigs, just to get their name out. It worked, as fans quickly realized there was much more going on here than your average college party band.

By the early '70s, the band's unrelenting drive, as well as non-stop touring and recording, jump-started the burgeoning rock movement in the Midwest. It carved a path that was eventually followed by STYX, Kansas, Cheap Trick and more. Platinum albums and freeform FM radio staples such as "Ridin' The Storm Out" followed, setting the stage for 1980's explosive “Hi Infidelity”. REO rode the top of the charts with a RIAA-certified 22 million albums sold in the U.S. and 40 million around the globe, with a string of gold and platinum records and international hit singles.

Even now, fully established with songs on the radio in every city and town they ever set foot in, REO Speedwagon still has that Midwest work ethic. The band has gone on stage and in the studio to work- dozens of albums, thousands of concerts, and countless radio spins. Their eyes have always been on the future and on the road - not a year has gone by where REO Speedwagon didn't perform live, thrilling fans with hit filled sets.

The band's younger fans might not realize the sheer impact REO has had on music and the culture of rock 'n' roll. Hi Infidelity'smillions in sales were fueled by massive hit singles such as "Keep On Loving You" and "Take It On the Run." Thirty-plus years later, the nine-times certified platinum Hi Infidelity still remains a high-water mark for rock bands; the album spent 15 weeks in the #1 slot, a feat simply unattainable in music today.

At the center of REO's desire to keep it rocking for the fans is Kevin Cronin, who looks like he's found the fountain of youth--along with the secret to penning some of the biggest hits in rock. With bandmates Bruce Hall on bass, keyboardist Neal Doughty, Dave Amato on lead guitar and drummer Bryan Hitt, REO has remained busy since the band celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2007.

These days REO are still doing what they've always done - taking good care of their legacy while keeping the focus on the future. REO's career will always carry on with music that continues to define excellence in song craftsmanship and brilliant live performance for several generations of fans.

LINE UP

Neal Doughty – keyboards, organ, piano, synthesizer
Kevin Cronin – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, piano, keyboards
Bruce Hall – bass guitar, vocals
Dave Amato – lead guitar, vocals
Bryan Hitt – drums, percussion

Produced by Sarah Brock