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Does anyone know of any dvd/videos of Hanks solo tours? I missed them all apart from the 2002 final tour. I know there's clips of his 1994 and 97 tour on youtube but would love to see the full gig. It's a shame they don't release the 94 tour on a digital download, who cares if theirs problems with the filming of it, surely with todays tech they could tidy it up.
Neil.

There was an officially released video (now available quite cheaply on DVD) of the Birmingham Symphony Hall date of Hank's 1995 tour - on which Cliff guested on Move It!

Moderne wrote:There was an officially released video (now available quite cheaply on DVD) of the Birmingham Symphony Hall date of Hank's 1995 tour - on which Cliff guested on Move It!

I know ive had that video since 1996 and dvd now of course which is worn out! lol

I think Warren Bennett was looking at some live Hank footage to see if it was worth releasing it - he mentioned it on Twitter

howarddobson wrote:I think Warren Bennett was looking at some live Hank footage to see if it was worth releasing it - he mentioned it on Twitter

Cheers Howard, i have recieved a reply back from him...
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I’ve been reviewing the ’94 tour recordings.
Nothing to report as yet.
Two shows were recorded.
Nottingham and Birmingham.

There were some very interesting tracks on the setlist during the 1994 tour: "Jessica", "Twenty Flight Rock", "Money Honey", "Mrs. Robinson", "Travellin' Light", "Sylvia" and early performances of "Red Back", which was untitled at that point and would be given the name of the venue as a title each evening ("Brighton Boogie", "Crawley Boogie", etc.). Also, during the first few concerts "Hot Rox" and "My Home Town" were performed, but were dropped soon after.

iefje wrote:There were some very interesting tracks on the setlist during the 1994 tour: "Jessica", "Twenty Flight Rock", "Money Honey", "Mrs. Robinson", "Travellin' Light", "Sylvia" and early performances of "Red Back", which was untitled at that point and would be given the name of the venue as a title each evening ("Brighton Boogie", "Crawley Boogie", etc.). Also, during the first few concerts "Hot Rox" and "My Home Town" were performed, but were dropped soon after.

I saw them on this tour in Hull.

I saw Hank and Brian at Motherwell in 1994, found it odd him playing a fairly minor town but thought he was testing the water, I was on the front row and he looked at me 3 times during the gig but did not smile!