''Days of Wonder — Live 1976'' is a

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by the English rock band Magnum. It was released in 2000 by Zoom Club.Zoom Club Records, Magnum - Days of Wonder, CD Inlay Notes, 2000. This album was recorded at The Railway Inn in Birmingham in 1976. It represents one of the first shows by Magnum, with original material, much of which was not released until '' Kingdom Of Madness'' in 1978 and ''

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'' in 1979. Although most of their first album, ''Kingdom Of Madness'', was finished, it was not released until 1978. Magnum performed a regular set at The Railway Inn, so there is no accurate date for when this recording was made. Originally,

Tony Clarkin Tony Clarkin (born Anthony Michael Clarkin, 24 November 1946) is an English musician and record producer, best known as the guitarist of the rock band Magnum. He has been the sole songwriter throughout Magnum's history, writing all of the mat ...

hesitated to authorise this release of this recording, as Magnum's back catalogue had already been reissued, along with many unofficial compilations without the band's authorisation. CD inlay notes say that one of Clarkin's friends found the early recording in his loft. The recording was made by Andrew Hayes on a

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tape recorder.

Track listing

Personnel

*Tony Clarkin — guitar *Bob Catley — vocals *Wally Lowe — bass *Richard Bailey — keyboards, flute *Kex Gorin — drums

References

External links

www.magnumonline.co.uk
— Official Magnum site {{Authority control Albums produced by Tony Clarkin Magnum (band) live albums 1976 live albums