
Family - Between The Sun And The Hill - Live In Boston 1972
Fiery, unpredictable, and utterly unique, Family were one of the most distinctive forces of the early '70s British rock explosion - and this explosive live WBCN radio broadcast from The Music Hall, Boston, 1972 captures them at full throttle
Fronted by the unmistakable voice of Roger Chapman, the band tear through a blistering set packed with raw energy, soulful grit, and fearless musical twists.
Blending rock, blues, prog, and a touch of psychedelia, Family deliver a performance that's as tight as it is wild, showcasing their unmatched chemistry and onstage intensity. Every track pulses with urgency, driven by Chapman's electrifying vocals and the band's razor-sharp musicianship.
Broadcast live on radio and preserved with striking clarity, this recording is more than a concert--it's a statement. A must-have for collectors and classic rock fans alike, this is Family at their most powerful, capturing a band who truly lived on the edge of brilliance.
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Fiery, unpredictable, and utterly unique, Family were one of the most distinctive forces of the early '70s British rock explosion - and this explosive live WBCN radio broadcast from The Music Hall, Boston, 1972 captures them at full throttle
Fronted by the unmistakable voice of Roger Chapman, the band tear through a blistering set packed with raw energy, soulful grit, and fearless musical twists.
Blending rock, blues, prog, and a touch of psychedelia, Family deliver a performance that's as tight as it is wild, showcasing their unmatched chemistry and onstage intensity. Every track pulses with urgency, driven by Chapman's electrifying vocals and the band's razor-sharp musicianship.
Broadcast live on radio and preserved with striking clarity, this recording is more than a concert--it's a statement. A must-have for collectors and classic rock fans alike, this is Family at their most powerful, capturing a band who truly lived on the edge of brilliance.


















