Dalbello live at Rockpalast 1985 - part 7 - Guilty By Association

Lisa Dalbello performing "Guilty By Association" from her 1984 album whomanfoursays at Rockpalast (in Germany)...

The Band:
Guitar: Asher Horowitz
Bass: Steve Webster
Keyboards: Rob Yale
Drums: Kevan McKenzie

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[kentxx12]

It is was Mick Ronson (Ex Bowie) who sings whit here,on this album..read this-->

she changed her recording name from Lisa Dal Bello to her last name only.(Dalbello)

Musician Mick Ronson, who collaborated extensively to the project, produced the album with her; all instruments were played by either or both of them.(1984)

[kentxx12]

I think it was Mick Ronson (Ex Bowie guitarist) who do the vocals chorus here.

Dalbello wrote every track herself, and changed her recording name from Lisa Dal Bello to her last name only. Musician Mick Ronson, who collaborated extensively to the project, produced the album with her; all instruments were played by either or both of them. The title is a homophone for the words "human forces".

[pastoolioliz]

I love me some Dalbello, does anyone know who the male vocals are? He faintly reminds me of Bowie with that sultry whispering tone, probably why I dig the song so much

[TheElephant79]

Whow...

[Basileus84]

Okay, I am not sure if they had weaves back then, but I am impressed how she kept her hair up though the whole concert!

[1EYEONE]

thanks for the upload!!!!! 5*/5*

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[JeffD8382]

Wow... I really don't know. I suppose it's possible, but I always was under the impression it was Mick Ronson. But yeah, the whole band does an awesome job recreating the feel of those album versions... not an easy feat, I can imagine.