Some fans know that Ken Hensley and Lee Kerslake were members of British rock band Too Fat before the formation of Uriah Heep. After the two left the band, Too Fat’s performance in Port Chester, New York on December 5th was recorded from the audience master, which was much better than the one at the time. Uriah Heep had also debuted on the Vertigo label with their first album, Very Heavy, Very Humble, at this time, but Too Fat was still more well-known. In the UK, Elton John’s “Bad Side of the Moon” was a hit single, so Too Fat performed with great enthusiasm in the US as well. Including this number, they performed several songs from their first album, as well as from their second album, which was released the following year. The hoarse voice of the band’s leader Cliff Bennett is also powerful, making this a live performance that truly resembles a British rock band. 01. That’s My Love For You/02. I Love Everybody/03. Just Like All The Rest/04. Bad Side Of The Moon/05. We’ll Be Travelin’ On/06. There’ll Be Some Changes Made/07. Midnight Sun [Live At Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, USA December 5th 1970]