Great Western Valkyrie (Tour Edition)

Great Western Valkyrie (Tour Edition)

Limited two CD tour edition contains six bonus rare tracks. The tracks on Disc Two includes a pair of tracks taken from the Great Western Valkyrie sessions plus recorded in Norway at the famous Juke Joint Studios. Includes the sought after covers of Humble Pie ('Black Coffee') and Creedence Clearwater Revival ('Long As I Can See the Light'). 2014 release, the fourth studio album by the American rockers. Great Western Valkyrie is the first to feature new bass player Dave Beste, who replaced founding member Robin Everhart who went on to form the band Ark & Saw. The album was produced by Dave Cobb, who helped compose some of the tracks with the band.