Scott Weiland’s First Live LP & Latest Single, “If I Could Fly” Due For Release On Record Store Day

Scott Weiland’s estate has been active this year promoting his legacy with plenty of correspondence to his fans through social media.  They released the excellent solo Weiland song “If I Could Fly” recorded in the 2000s to streaming several months ago and now it can be had on vinyl on Record Store Day, April 18th.  Its sound is reminiscent of the Stone Temple Pilots’ ‘Shangri-La-Dee-Da’ era.  What’s more is the first live album from Scott Weiland will be in record stores as well.  It was from a 2009 live tour that saw him promote his second solo album, ‘Happy in Galoshes’.

Here are the press releases:

“The world tragically lost Scott Weiland, lead vocalist of Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver ten years ago. An unreleased track, “If I Could Fly,” and a live version of "Barbarella," recorded in Anaheim in 2009, are now available for the first time on a limited edition 7" single pressed on color vinyl.”

Tracklist

A. If I Could Fly

B. Barbarella (Live At The House Of Blues)

Scott Weiland - Live

“Experience Scott Weiland like never before. The first-ever live album captures electrifying, previously unreleased performances from Scott's 2009 Happy In Galoshes tour, showcasing the full force of his singular voice and stage presence. Featuring iconic Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver classics alongside standout solo material, this LP will be available on limited edition blue vinyl, including an exclusive collectible tour laminate - a true piece of Weiland history and a must-have for fans.”

Tracklist

SIDE A

A1. Paralysis

A2. Killing Me Sweetly

A3. Vasoline

A4. Do It For The Kids

A5. Unglued

SIDE B

B1. Blind Confusion

B2. Interstate Love Song

B3. Barbarella

B4. Missing Cleveland