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| Live at the Ventura Beach California | |
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| Starring | Eric Burdon Robby Krieger |
| Music by | Eric Burdon Robby Krieger |
| Distributed by | ZYX Records |
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Running time | 60 minutes |
| Language | English |
Live at the Ventura Beach California is a concert of Eric Burdon with Robby Krieger and several other musicians.
In 1989, The Animals singer and The Doors guitarist had a conference together, called "The Rock 'n' Rolls Main Event". They started a tour.
On 20 June 2008, they released a concert on DVD.
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