I remember the Naked Truth Tour 1991, because it was my first Chris Rea concert. And I still think, that this tour was one of his best. The band was awesome and had an extra with the brass section.

As Tobi said before me there is no "good" bootleg available from this tour...it's a shame :(

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I found some other live recordings:

1984 - Ace of hearts (12" single) - Live excerpts of I CAN HEAR YOUR HEAT BEAT
1988 - I can hear your heart beat '88 (CDS) - LOVING YOU AGAIN
1988 - On the beach '88 (CDS) - IT'S ALL GONE (Live in Montreux)
1993 - Too much pride (CDS - CD2) - NOTHING TO FEAR ...

Oups, I forgot about Electric Guitars - it was awesome. As the song started the woman next to me (my aunt :)) said, 'Oh - now he is playing ON THE BEACH' - I just shook my head (knowing the playlist back and forward) and twenty seconds later it was obvious not On the beach. A pleasant surprise to ...

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just want to share my memories of the Dusseldorf concert with you :)

This was the first Chris Rea concert I attended since the (very disappointing) KING OF THE BEACH-Tour, back in 2001. It was a great evening, starting with very amusing 20 minutes with Paul Casey and his guitar. He tried ...

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yesterday I listened to Auberge (the album) in its entirety - and I have to admit that it is one of Chris' best albums. Right from the start of Auberge to the sad end (The mention of your name) the mood is very relaxed. Every song is outstanding. My personal favourites are: Every second ...

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I'm thinking for a very long time: Why has Chris Rea not released his B-sides? Are they that bad that they have to be hidden somewhere in the cellar? To my opinion there are some very good songs banned on B-sides (e.g. Look out for me, Urban samurai, Teach me to dance, I saw you coming ...