White Christmas & Little Drummer Boy Live - 2007 US Caldo verde label Limited Edition 4LP Box

2007 US Caldo Verde label 33-track 4LP set compiling Mark Kozeleks previously released limited edition live CD releases White Christmas Live from 2001 and Little Drummer Boy Live from 2006.
The fourth record features an exclusive bonus track, an alternate recording of "Have You Forgotten."

This is the black vinyl release - manufactured solely in 1000 copies and packed in a 2-piece picture box.

Condition: Still Factory Sealed:
Unopened and unused - new.


Tracklisting:

White Christmas Live:

Side 1:
1. Rock 'n' Roll Singer - 4:12
2. Cruiser - 5:01
3. Up to My Neck in You - 5:21
4. White Christmas - 1:23
5. What's Next to the Moon - 3:49

Side 2:
1. Admiral Fell Promises - 7:36
2. Wop-a-Din-Din - 6:28
3. Shadows - 7:30

Side 3:
1. Evil - 7:39
2. Dragonflies - 2:25
3. Things Mean a Lot - 3:37
4. Three-Legged Cat / Lily and Parrots (hidden demo track) - 7:15

Little Drummer Boy Live:

Side 4:
1. Trucker's Atlas - 3:54
2. Salvador Sanchez - 4:27
3. Cruiser - 5:54
4. Katy Song - 4:29
5. Little Drummer Boy - 2:26

Side 5:
1. All Mixed Up - 4:54
2. Moorestown - 4:17
3. Unlit Hallway - 3:50
4. Duk Koo Kim - 12:20

Side 6:
1. Four-Fingered Fisherman - 3:37
2. Lily and Parrots - 6:22
3. Carry Me Ohio - 6:43
4. Bubble - 4:05

Side 7:
1. Mistress - 5:10
2. Michigan - 5:28
3. Void - 5:21
4. Down Colorful Hill - 5:43

Side 8:
1. Rock 'n' Roll Singer - 3:14
2. Glenn Tipton - 3:42
3. Tiny Cities Made of Ashes - 3:45
4. Have You Forgotten (alternate version) (bonus track) - 6:35

White Christmas recorded at:
Stockholm, Sweden on December 3, 2000
Göteborg, Sweden on November 29, 2000
Oslo, Norway on November 30, 2000

Little Drummer Boy recorded at:
Grey Eagle, Asheville on May 19, 2006
Bowery Ballroom, New York on May 24, 2006
Stenhammarsalen, Göteborg, Sweden on December 3, 2005
Nosturi, Helsinki on December 4, 2005
KB, Malmö on December 5, 2005
First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia on December 12, 2003
Conway Hall, London on November 25, 2005
Main Hall, Montreal on July 9, 2006
Lee's Palace, Toronto on July 12, 2006