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This English-born New Yorker spent much of his 20s writing, producing and arranging for everyone from Streisand to Sparks. He scored his own smash in ’79 with "Escape (the Pina Colada Song)," but before that he won acclaim as a singer-songwriter for his 1974–76 LPs "Widescreen," "Rupert Holmes" and "Singles." Along with those, this 3-CD set brings you live 1978 recordings (these are his first released live tracks) of "Terminal," "Widescreen," "Phantom of the Opera," "Queen Bee," "Studio Musician," the bonus songs "Magic Trick," "The One of Us," "Philly" and more. Newly remastered audio and a new interview with Rupert! Cherry Red.