Crawler - Signed to Atlantic Records by Ahmet Ertegun on a $250, 000 worldwide deal, the AngloAmerican line-up comprised: Paul Kossoff (guitar), Mike Montgomery (keyboards), Tony Braunagel (drums), Terry Wilson (bass) & Terry Slesser (vocals). The band completed a nine-date UK tour in May and June 1975, then finished their debut album, The Band Plays On, which was released September 1, 1975, on the back of a massive publicity campaign. An extensive tour was announced to coincide with this release, but Kossoff was taken ill with a stomach ulcer and the tour was cancelled. Whilst at the clinic, Kossoff's condition worsened and he was taken to a hospital where he went into cardiac arrest and actually 'died' for 35 minutes. After a month of recovery, Kossoff made an appearance on the UK TV show Old Grey Whistle Test (October 1975) and four new dates - Liverpool, Glasgow, Newcastle and London - were arranged for November. These showed the band under-rehearsed and Kossoff struggling, though. Prior to a U.S. tour at the start of 1976, Montgomery was replaced by ex-Free keyboard player John 'Rabbit' Bundrick. However, once again, Kossoff's ill health meant too many shows were cancelled or postponed. Recording of the follow-up album 2nd Street took place whilst the band were in Los Angeles, but much of the guitar playing was the work of 'Snuffy' Walden. With Kossoff in better health again and the band headlining four nights at the Starwood Club, Los Angeles, Kossoff was delighted that ATTENTION: please remember that all Blu-Rays are Region A USA and all DVDs Region 1 USA and you will need a multi region Blu-Ray/DVD player to play them.