Description
After a string of successful albums and hit singles in a very short time, Bette Midler released her first live album, the mammoth two LP set Live At Last. Recorded in 1976, this concert truly showcases her talent, energy and resonance with her legions of fans. This newly mastered, limited edition compact disc achieves stunning sound of the historic concert which has been unavailable in the compact disc format for quite some time.

Tracklist
CD1:
1. Backstage
2. Friends/Oh My My
3. Bang, You're Dead
4. Birds
5. Comic Relief
6. In The Mood
7. Hurry On Down
8. Shiver Me Timbers
9. The Vickie Eydie Show: Around The World/Istanbul/Fiesta In Rio/South Seas/Lullaby Of Broadway
10. Intermission: You're Moving Out Today

CD2:
1. Delta Dawn
2. Long John Blues
3. Those Wonderul Sophie Tucker Jokes
4. The Story Of Nanette: Nanette/ Alabama Song/Drinking Again/Mr. Rockefeller/Ready To Begin Again/Do You Wanna Dance
5. Fried Eggs
6. Hello In There
7. Finale: Up The Ladder To The Roof/Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy/Friends

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007A05E2W/?tag=imwan-20

From Friday Music's Facebook page:

THE DIVINE MISS M is BACK!!! Her stunning stage show caught on this stellar 1976 release is FINALLY BACK on a 2 CD COMPACT DISC! This is a limited edition c.d., so if you dig BETTE MIDLER doin' her thing for a very hip Cleveland Ohio audience back in her Atlantic Records days......THIS IS THE ONE!

Any bonus tracks?

I remember the HBO special (also from Cleveland) had a rockin version of I Sold My Heart To the Junkman. I wish they'd release the video.

OK, I had no idea this was coming out yet I had a dream about Bette Midler last night so I think I'm going to have to buy this. You might think, being a gay man, I dream of Bette often. But I don't. So I consider this a sign.

GodsComic is very happy...about this reissue.

They didn't say anything about bonus tracks, so I'm assuming it's a straight reissue/remaster of the original album.

3 years later and they are still selling new copies of this.
I wonder what was so limited about this pressing

Every Friday Music release is solicited as a "limited edition". Except when they provide actual numbers of copies pressed, we can't be sure how limited they are. A Christopher Cross title from 2008 really did turn out to be limited -- went out of print, became a high-priced collectable -- but now Friday are repressing it (and again calling it limited ):

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