A-ha – Live in South America

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Live in South America
Video by A-ha
Released	14 June 1993 (1993-06-14)
Recorded	17.06.1991 - 16.06.1991
Venue	Various, but including Maracanã Stadium
Label	Warner Music Vision
Director	Lauren Savoy
Producer	Ray Still and Lauren Savoy

A-ha - Live in South America is a video recorded during A-ha's tour of South America in 1991. Specifically the countries of Argentina, Brazil and Chile. On their recordbreaking tour of South America A-ha played to over 3 million fans. The 25 shows took them through Chile, Argentina and Brazil and in Rio they broke the attendance record at the Maracanã Stadium with an audience of over 195000 people ^[1]. ^[2]The video is directed, filmed and co produced by Paul Waaktaar-Savoy's wife Lauren Savoy and includes selected songs from these shows in adittion to behind the scenes footage.

The footage is live and fairly raw with no overdubs, no sequencers and no samplers. Includes excerps from "A-ha En Vivo" supplied by T.V.13 Chile

Track listing[]

1. "The Sun Always Shines On TV"
2. "Cry Wolf
3. "I Call Your Name (A-ha song)
4. "Slender Frame
5. "Touchy!
6. "Scoundrel Days
7. "Rolling Thunder
8. "I've Been Losing You
9. "Early Morning
10. "Take On Me

Also includes an instrumental version of Angel in the Snow from A-ha's forthcoming 1993 album Memorial Beach

CD release[]

(*) All the live tracks from this video released has over the years been released on various singles and more recently there was also a DVD included in the East of the Sun, West of the Moon 2015 Deluxe Edition album. ^[3]

Personnel[]

• Paul Waaktaar-Savoy – guitars ^[4]
• Magne Furuholmen – keyboards
• Morten Harket – vocals
• Jørund Bøgeberg, bass
• Per Hillestad, drums
• Sigurd Køhn, saxophone

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