Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee LIVE in Bremen Germany 1974

Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee

Obere Rathaushalle

Bremen Germany

1974-05-20

Pre-FM Soundboard

01. Ridin' And Rollin'

02. Goin' Down Slow

03. I Got A Woman

04. Hootin' The Blues

05. Achin' Heart

06. Have No Worries In My Brain

07. There Was A Time I Didn't Have No Bread

08. Oh Wee Baby, You Sure Look Fine To Me

09. The Foxhunt

10. Burnt Child Afraid Of Fire

11. See See Rider

12. Born With The Blues

13. Backwater Blues

14. The Life I'm Living

15. Christine

16. In The Evening

17. Gonna Find Me A Woman

18. My Baby Changed The Lock On My Door

19. You Gotta Be A Good Lover

20. C&O Train Blues

21. Talkin' Harmonica Blues

22. Stranger Blues

23. Walk On

24. Down By The Riverside

Sonny Terry - Harmonica, Vocals

Brownie McGhee - Guitar, Vocals

Sonny & Brownie

 

Tower Of Power - Live Berkeley, CA. 1972

Rebooted Again...
Originally posted July 22, 2015 & August 22, 2021

 (This in not the poster for this show)

Tower Of Power - Live Keystone Corner

November 30, 1972

Berkeley, CA.

FM Source @320

SET LIST:

01. What Is Hip?

02. Flash In The Pan

03. You Strike My Main Nerve

04. You're Still A Young Man

05. You Got To Funkafize

06. Get Your Feet Back On The Ground

07. Down To The Nightclub

08. You Got To Feel It

09. DJ Outro

 

 

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ABC In Concert - Joe Walsh, Cheech and Chong, Jesse Colin Young, Del Shannon, Steve Miller Band

ABC In Concert 1973-'74 Folder #8

In Concert November 23, 1973 Aquarius Theater
    In Concert #23 Dec. 7, 1973
    Joe Walsh and Barnstorm
1: rocky mountain way 8:07
2: the bomber 5:33
3: turn to stone 6:26
4: funk #49 3:20

    In Concert #23 Cheech and Chong Dec. 7, 1973
5: Alice Bowie 5:51
6: basketball jones 3:39

    In Concert #25 Jan 4, 1974 Jesse Colin Young
7: song for Julia 2:08
8: Jambalaya 5:44

    In Concert #26 Jan 8, 1974 Del Shannon
9: hats off to Larry 2:55
10: runaway 4:53 (short gap at 4:44)

    In Concert #27 Feb 1, 1974 Steve Miller Band
11: the joker 3:45
12: sugar babe 3:43
13: turn on your lovelight 3:47
14: living in the USA 6:40

 runtime: 66:30 (minutes/ seconds)
recorded on maxell C-120 low noise extra cassette

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Genesis - Live Empire Pool, London 1975

Rebooted...Link Upgrade!
Originally posted July 13, 2016

Genesis - Empire Pool at Wembley

London, UK.
April 15, 1975

aka - The Light Goes Gown On Empire
FM Source @flac

Set List:

01. Watcher Of The Skies
02. Cukoo Cocoon
03. In The Cage
04. The Grand Parade Of Lifeless Packaging
05. The Rael Story
06. Back In The N.Y.C.
07. Hairless Heart
08. Counting Out Time
09. Carpet Crawlers
10. Lilywhite Lilith
11. The Waiting Room
12. Anyway
13. Silent Sorrow In Empty Boats
14. The Colony Of Slippermen (Arrival)
15. Ravine
16. The Light Dies Down On Broadway
17. Riding The Scree


Peter Gabriel - Lead vocals, flute, tambourine, bass-drum.
Steve Hackett - Electric guitar
Phil Collins - Drums, Percussions, Vocals
Michael Rutherford - 12 String guitar bass
Tony Banks - Keyboards, Piano

 

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Cowboy Fee & The Heifer's Dream (AKA The Tubes) LIVE In Palo Alto CA 1978

Cowboy Fee & The Heifer's Dream (AKA The Tubes)

The Keystone 

Palo Alto CA

1978-11-20 

FM Broadcast @320

01. Intro

02. Unknown Song

03. Ghost Riders In The Sky

04. Rawhide

05. Baba O'Riley

06. The Kids Are Alright

07. Proud To Be An American

08. I Remember You

09. Haunted House

10. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

11. Tumblin' Tumbleweeds

12. El Paso

13. California Dreamin'

14. White Punks On Dope

15. The Last Time

 

Get Along Little Doggie

 

 

Brand X - Washington, D.C. 1978

Brand X - The Cellar Door
Washington, D.C.
August 9, 1978
(1st show; 8:45 PM)
Soundboard or FM Source @flac

John Goodsall - guitar
Percy Jones - bass
Robin Lumley - keyboards
Morris Pert - percussion
Kenwood Dennard - drums


Setlist:
01. Disco Suicide
02. Nightmare Patrol
03. Earth Dance
04. Malaga Virgen
05. Access To Data
06. Deadly Nightshade
07. Nuclear Burn


Taper's Comments:
"The Cellar Door" was a very small, but great room that held about 200 people packed in like sardines. Years later DC's Fire Marshal's forced the club to reduce their capacity to about 125 people. The club tried to continue, but financially couldn't do it. I believe today it houses the office of Cellar Door Productions, which is or was a major booking agency, if they are still around.
Brand X were a great Jazz Fusion group started up as a side project with Phil Collins from Genesis, back when they were still a Prog act. Phil generally only recorded with them, and all the shows I saw, he was not present. I think this is by far the best recording I got of them.
~bpthree

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ABC-TV In Concert - Cat Stevens, Linda Ronstadt, Johnny Winter

ABC-TV  In Concert (Folder #7)

    In Concert #21: November 9, 1973 Cat Stevens Nov. 9, 1973
1: father and son 4:16 (speed flaw in opening verse)
2: wild world 3:17
3: morning has broken 3:15
4: 18th avenue 4:37
5: moonshadow 2:11 (talked over near end)
6: king of trees 3:51
7: bad penny 3:33

    In Concert #21: November 9, 1973 Linda Ronstadt
8: I'm just a coaster 2:56
9: the first cut is the deepest 2:42

    In Concert #21: November 9, 1973 Cat Stevens
10: the boy with the moon and star on his head 5:48
11: the hurt 4:22
12: foreigner suite 18:04

    In Concert #22 November 23, 1973 Aquarius Theater
    Johnny Winter Nov 23, 1973
13: show intro, rock and roll hoochie koo 5:24
14: Johnny B. Goode 3:34
15: Jumpin' Jack flash 5:24

total runtime: 73:14 (minutes/ seconds)
recorded on maxell C-120 low noise extra cassette

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The Rolling Stones - BBC Broadcast Collection 1963-1965

The Rolling Stones - BBC Broadcasts
Various dates 1963-1965
FM Broadcasts @flac

CD1:

Sep. 23 or Oct. 5, 1963; broadcast Oct. 26
1.01. Come On
1.02. Memphis, Tennessee
1.03. Roll Over Beethoven
All songs from "Get Satisfaction... If You Want!" CD.

Feb. 3, 1964; broadcast Feb. 8
1.04. Don't Lie to Me
1.05. Mona (I Need You Baby)
1.06. Walking the Dog*
1.07. Bye Bye Johnny
1.08. You Better Move On ***has a short gap of missing music***
1.09. I Wanna Be Your Man**
All songs from "The Lost Treasure" except *end is from "Don't Lie to Me" LP and **entirely from "Don't Lie to Me" LP; LP material is sped up 3%.  ***First version had all songs from "Don't Lie to Me" LP without speed correction, and different song order.

March 8, 1964 (broadcast date, recorded Feb. 8-March 7 on UK tour)
1.10. Roll Over Beethoven from "Don't Lie to Me" LP.
1.11. Beautiful Delilah from "I Can't Judge the Music by Looking at the Cover" EP, sped up 3%.  EP lists the wrong date; thanks to Chris M. for listing the correct date.  ***First version was without speed correction.

March 18, 1964, or October 8, 1964; major discrepancy on date and source here
1.12. Ain't That Loving You Baby
From "The Lost Treasure" CD.  VGP probably got it from the "Rape of the Vaults" LP, which I don't have.  ***First version was from "How Britain Got the Blues," remastered by Remasters Workshop.

March 19, 1964; broadcast May 9
1.13. Route 66 (live)
1.14. Cops and Robbers (live)
1.15. You Better Move On (live)
1.16. Mona (I Need You Baby) (live)
All songs from "Get Satisfaction... If You Want!" CD.  These songs are recorded in stereo but there were no stereo radios in 1964, so the BBC broadcast one channel over the radio and the other over TV.

April 10, 1964
1.17. Hi-Heel Sneakers (live)
1.18. Little By Little (live)
1.19. I Just Want To Make Love To You (live)
1.20. I'm Moving On (live)
All songs from "Got Live if You Want It" bootleg from trade CDR.  This was apparently made by VGP but no company is listed; perhaps they were nervous about releasing official material (not included here) and using official artwork.  Major improvement over "Beat Beat Beat at the Beeb" source.  I have toned down VGP's aggressive mastering so these songs better match the others.

April 13, 1964; broadcast April 18
1.21. I Just Want to Make Love to You
1.22. Walking the Dog
1.23. Not Fade Away
1.24. Beautiful Delilah
1.25. Hi-Heel Sneakers
1.26. Carol
Beautiful Delilah is from "Don't Lie to Me" LP.  Not Fade Away is from "Get Satisfaction... If You Want!" CD. Remaining four are from "Crackin' Up" LP, slowed down 3%.  There is overlap between the LPs here; "Beat Beat Beat at the Beeb" chose to go with "Don't Lie to Me" wherever possible and I chose "Crackin' Up" wherever possible.  Each has its advantages.

 

CD2:

May 25, 1964; broadcast June 6
2.01. Down In The Bottom
2.02. You Can Make It If You Try
2.03. Route 66
2.04. Confessin' The Blues
2.05. Down The Road Apiece
All songs from "The Lost Treasure" CD.  ***First version had all songs from "Don't Lie to Me" LP.

July 17, 1964
2.06. It's All Over Now (live)
2.07. If You Need Me (live)
2.08. Confessin' the Blues (live)
2.09. Carol (live)
2.10. Mona (I Need You Baby) (live)
All songs from "Crackin' Up" LP.

July 17, 1964 (studio); broadcast July 23
2.11. Around and Around
2.12. If You Need Me
2.13. I Can't Be Satisfied
2.14. Crackin' Up
All songs from "Crackin' Up" LP.

Oct. 8, 1964; broadcast Oct. 31
2.15. 2120 South Michigan Avenue
From "Get Satisfaction... If You Want!" CD.

March 1, 1965; broadcast March 6
2.16. Everybody Needs Somebody to Love
2.17. Down the Road Apiece
2.18. The Last Time
2.19. Interview with Mick Jagger & Brian Jones
All songs from "Get Satisfaction... If You Want!" CD.

Aug. 20, 1965; broadcast Aug. 30 and Sep. 18
2.20. Mercy, Mercy
2.21. Oh Baby (We Got a Good Thing Going)
2.22. Interview with Mick Jagger
2.23. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
2.24. The Spider and the Fly
2.25. Interview with Mick Jagger
2.26. Cry to Me
2.27. Fanny Mae
All songs from "Get Satisfaction... If You Want!" CD.


total time: 2 hours 9 minutes 59 seconds

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Additional notes:
There were plenty of clicks and pops that were missed during the click repair process.
This torrent has had some additional editing individually repairing many of the remaining clicks and pops missed by "watchit" who did all of this nice work.

Additional lineage: Torrent > Audacity (repairs) > TLH (flac Level 8) > Stamp ID3 tag editor
Sector boundaries were re-aligned with TLH during the flac conversion.
New fingerprints and checksums were created for this.


All thanks should go to the archivist "watchit" that originally put this great collection together.
First uploaded to Dime by watchit, March 2012.  Revised version uploaded to HungerCity by watchit, May 2012.

This version based on watchit's second upload and with my minor repairs was done between Aug-Nov 2013 for my own archives.
I just polished up a very nice torrent and added artwork derived from the "Beet Beet Beet at the BEEB" silvers.

As noted below this is a great improvement over that Beet Beet Beet at the BEEB bootleg title.
-M- (Nov 2013)

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Original Notes:

Between September/October of 1963 and August of 1965, the Rolling Stones recorded numerous radio sessions for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
Most of these sessions were recorded off the air at the time, and the BBC preserved some recordings themselves.
There have been numerous bootleg releases of this material over the years.
For an overview, see Chris M.'s great site:  http://www.rollingstonesnet.com/BBCStones.htm.
As Chris notes, all available songs were compiled by Invasion Unlimited on their "Beat Beat Beat at the Beeb" set.

I do not like the sound of the Invasion Unlimited release.
Every mono track, which means 47 out of 51, has been electronically reprocessed for fake stereo, and IU has smothered any hiss with heavy noise reduction.

This set is my remastering of the same songs, plus two short interviews omitted on "Beat Beat Beat at the Beeb," without fake stereo or extreme noise reduction.
This is not a remaster of "Beat Beat Beat at the Beeb."

Contrary to popular belief, "Beat Beat Beat at the Beeb" was not made from tapes.
It was mostly made from three bootlegs, all of which I have also used extensively:

1) The Swingin' Pig's "Get Satisfaction... If You Want!" CD.
Released legally in 1988 but later made illegal after the laws were changed, this CD is made entirely from 1985 BBC rebroadcasts.
Sound quality is excellent.
Some tracks were taken from BBC transcription discs (records) and had slight surface noise, which I have attempted to remove.
Mono tracks were also converted to true mono; on the CD the left and right channels were slightly different.

2) "Don't Lie to Me," a German bootleg LP released in 1985, made entirely of old tapes recorded off the air at the time.

3) "Crackin' Up," probably a German bootleg LP, released in 1986 and also made entirely of old tapes recorded off the air at the time.

I also used a few other sources as noted below.
 
Some of the records don't run at the correct pitch but I'm not enough of an expert to get them exactly right.
Where things sounded wrong, I limited pitch changes to a maximum of + or -3%.
For the LP/EP sources, I did everything I could to improve the sound (removing hiss, hum, re-EQ'ing) without harming the music.

Four years after the release of "Beat Beat Beat at the Beeb," VGP released "The Lost Treasure," which is made entirely of old tapes recorded off the air at the time.
In some cases, these versions are superior to those used on the 1980s LPs.
I have attempted to use the best version of each song.

CDs/CDRs were ripped using Exact Audio Copy and/or CueTools to ensure accuracy.
LPs were transferred using a Music Hall turntable, Ortofon cartridge, Adcom preamp, and Cakewalk UA-1G A/D converter.
LP noise was removed with ClickRepair; all other editing and enhancements were performed using Adobe Audition.
Tracks were split using CD Wave, and tagged and converted to FLAC with foobar2000.

For several sessions, there are differences of opinion on line as to when the sessions were recorded or the song order.
See http://rocksoff.org/radio.htm and http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/tcw/works1.htm.
"Beat Beat Beat at the Beeb" has similar information but not exactly, so my song order is not quite the same either.
All tracks here are ordered by recording date not broadcast date; "Beat Beat Beat at the Beeb" uses them interchangeably.

***This is the second version of this compilation.
It has been revised after comparison with VGP's "The Lost Treasure," which was not available for the first version of this compilation.
Changes are indicated by ***

watchit, May 2012 

 

Thanks to the original sources and ALL INVOLVED!!

 

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ABC-TV In Concert - Uriah Heep, Shawn Phillips, Mott The Hoople, Roy Buchanan, Savoy Brown, The Coasters, Dion

ABC In Concert (Folder #6) - 1973
 

    In Concert #18 Uriah Heep Sept 28, 1973
1: Sweet Lorraine 4:48
2: July morning 10:14
3: stealin' 5:51

    In Concert #18 Shawn Phillips Sept 28, 1973
4: brand new day 4:29
5: do you miss me sometimes 4:35
6: we could be 3:45

    In Concert #18 Mott the Hoople Sept 28, 1973
7: all the young dudes 3:30
8: all the way from Memphis 4:47

    In Concert #19: October 12, 1973
   Roy Buchanan and the Snake Stretchers
9: show introduction, hey Joe 7:54
10: radio DJ, blue danube :24
11: return of the messiah 6:19

    In Concert #19: October 12, 1973 Savoy Brown
12: tell mama 6:14 (short gap at 2:48)
13: just cuz you got the blues 6:35

    In Concert #20: October 28, 1973 The Coasters
14: yakking :19
15: yakety yak 5:16
16: more yakking :42

    In Concert #20: October 28, 1973 Dion
17: the wanderer 3:04
18: Abraham, Martin and John 3:23
19: talk :16
20: runaround Sue 4:23
21: talk 1:05

    runtime: 87:53 (minutes/ seconds)
    recorded on maxell c-120 low noise cassette

 

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Elvis Costello & the Attractions - New Orleans, LA. 1977

Elvis Costello & the Attractions - Jed's
November 23, 1977
New Orleans, Louisiana

WNOE-FM broadcast @flac
 

lineage: unknown generation
sound: very good, some hiss
Goody Pitch Corrected Edition


*Original Notes*
This set was first torrented in April 2008. It stayed on the tracker until January 2009.  When I reposted it yesterday, the samples caught the ear of Goody, who quickly offered to pitch correct it. Many thanks to him for all the time he put in, and to John E for providing the original flacs.  

2010 edits by John234:
Minor retracking and clean up of a few crackles in "Alison."
Editing lineage: Audacity (retracking) > TLH > FLAC 6 (align SB) > Foobar2000 (flac tags).

Goody's additional lineage - February 8, 2010:
dBpoweramp (WAV) > Cool Edit Pro (Corrected DC Offset, Balanced channels where necessary, Retracking, Pitch Bender -86 cents) > TLH (FLAC Level 8, ffp)

Setlist:
[2:41] 01. No Dancing    
[4:42] 02. Waiting For The End Of The World
[1:58] 03. No Action   
[3:40] 04. Stranger In The House
[3:19] 05. Roadette Song
[3:17] 06. Alison
[3:11] 07. Blame It On Cain
[3:47] 08. The Beat
[3:27] 09. Less Than Zero

Duration : 30:01

Notes- a couple seconds of distortion at the start of track 1.
- New Orleans is name-checked after "No Action"
- WNOE station ID at the end of the last track.
- one of 20 known performances of "Roadette Song"
- artwork by John E included in torrent.

Torrent history -
- first torrented in April 29, 2008.
- reworked and reposted, February, 2010.
- pitch-corrected remaster reposted, February, 2010

; wholefile md5 checksum file generated by Trader's Little Helper
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ABC-TV In Concert - The Eagles, Jim Croce, John Sebastian, ELO, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Lee Michaels

ABC In Concert (Folder #5) - 1973

   In Concert #15 the Eagles August 4, 1973
1: show introduction, Tequila sunrise 4:37
2: fade away 4:37

   In Concert #15 Jim Croce August 4, 1973
3: Rabbit Roy 2:32
4: band intros, I got a name 3:40
5: five short minutes 2:48
6: bad, bad Leroy Brown 2:57

   In Concert #16 John Sebastian Aug 17, 1973 (Royce Hall, UCLA, Ca.)
7: Nashville cats 3:40
8: all the stories you could tell 3:12
9: do you believe in magic 3:56
10: darlin' be home soon 4:19
11: she's a lady 2:29
   
    In Concert #16 Electric Light Orchestra Aug 17, 1973
12: roll over Beethoven 7:47

    In Concert #16 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Aug 17, 1973
13: Mr. Bojangles 3:36
   
    In Concert #16 Lee Michaels Aug 17, 1973
14: same old song 2:41
15: do you know what I mean? 3:04
16: heighty hi 3:51
17: radio outro :19

    runtime: 60:06 (minutes/ seconds)
from TDK C-120 SD master cassette
recorded with unknown reciever and Technics deck

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John Prine LIVE in Lafayette GA 2003

John Prine

Blueridge Harvest Festival

Lafayette, GA.

2003-09-17

Soundboard @320

01. Spend the Night With Me

02. Souvenirs

03. Fish And Whistle

04. Grandpa Was A Carpenter

05. Picture Show

06. I'm Just Getting By

07. All The Best

08. Angel From Montgomery

09. You Got Gold

10. Dear Abby

11. It's A Big Old Goofy World

12. Illegal Smile

13. Sam Stone

14. Bear Creek Blues

15. That's Alright By Me

16. I Ain't Hurtin' Nobody

17. Hello In There

18. Lake Marie

Holding A Mirror Up To Humanity

 

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult - Confessions Of A Knife 1990

And now for something completely different...Rebooted!

Originally posted October 29, 2014

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult

Confessions Of A Knife

Studio Recordings @256
{Original Version}

Out of Print

The TKK is probably the koolest band ever. Not really heavy nor soft music. Just despicable in their own way. So sleazy and evil that they're just fantastic. I can still pull this album out and listen to A Daisy Chain for Satan and never get tired of it. Not since 1990 has this album gotten boring or dated.
Very dark, gothic-esq, but still includes their seventies/funk/devil disco feel, which you have to love,  nobody has ever done better, or even came close to their style. "Days of Swine and Roses," is a classic track, with its quintessential gothic/dance melodic beat and disturbing lyrics.."Christian Zombie Vampires".
~F.O.N

In the same sort of vein as Lords of Acid, KDFDM, or Crystal Method. Some of their other recordings are also out of print. I will post if requested.

Track List:
1. A Daisy Chain 4 Satan
2. The Days Of Swine & Roses
3. Hand In Hand
4. Waiting For Mommie
5. Confessions Of A Knife (Theme Part 1)
6. Ride The Mindway
7. Rivers Of Blood, Years Of Darkness
8. Kooler Than Jesus
9. Burning Dirt
10. Confessions Of A Knife (Theme Part 2)
11. Waiting For Mommie (JB's Blackjack Mix)
12. Ride The Mindway (UK Remix)
13. Confessions Of A Knife (Theme Part 3)

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Knife '90 

 

Warren Zevon - Syracuse, NY., 1995

Warren Zevon - Club Chamelion
Syracuse, NY
February 19, 1995
Soundboard @flac

Source: soundboard capture  / rig unknown / cassette

Transfer: Cassette > Harmon Kardon TD 302 > 

Tascam DR-100 MkIII @24/48 > tracked and edited with Audacity >

24/48 to 16/44.1 with dBpoweramp > checksums with traderslittlehelper

November 2020

 

 

Setlist:

01 -Intro and Tuning-

02 Splendid Isolation

03 Lawyers Guns And Money

04 -Banter-

05 Carmelita

06 Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead

07 Boom Boom Mancini

08 Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

09 Frank And Jesse James

10 Play It All Night Long

11 Accidentally Like A Martyr

12 Poor Poor Pitiful Me

13 -Banter-

14 Seminole Bingo

15 Excitable Boy

-Encore-

16 -Applause-

17 Mr. Bad Example

18 -Applause and Banter-

19 Werewolves Of London

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 {^^^}

Rod Stewart And The Faces - Shake It On Down For Top Gear

 *MY RIP

As is with bootlegs sometimes track listings don't actually conincide with what's on the disc. This is one example. This DOES NOT HAVE THE SONGS "6. Miss Judy's Farm and 12. Around The Plynth/Gasoline Alley" but otherwise the rest is here. Probably on a hundred other sites complete. See scans

           BUT WITH A FACE LIKE THAT YOU GOT NOTHING TO LAUGH ABOUT

ABC In Concert - Slade, John Kay, T-Rex, Johnny Nash, Beck, Bogert and Appice, Deep Purple

ABC In Concert (Folder #4) - 1973

@flac

In Concert #12 Slade may 25, 1973 (Santa Monica Civic Auditorium)
1: come on feel the noise 4:27
2: move over 5:53
3: get down, get with it 5:58

   In Concert #13 John Kay June 8, 1973
4: show introduction, moonshine 3:53
5: easy evil 3;39
6: movin' on 3:57

   In Concert #13 T Rex June 8, 1973
7: the mover 4:51
8: jeepster 5:13
9: jam 4:05

    In Concert #13 Johnny Nash and the Suns of the Jungle June 8, 1973
10: stir it up 3:39

    In Concert #13 Beck, Bogert and Appice June 8, 1973
11: superstition 4:41
12: morning dew 6:36

    In Concert #14 Deep Purple July 6, 1973 (Hofstra Univ. NY.)
13: show introduction, strange kind of woman 6:29
14: smoke on the water 5:14
15: space truckin 10:26

 runtime: 79:01 (minutes/ seconds)
recorded on maxell LN C-120 cassette

  

Thanks to Mark S!

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Captain Beefheart - The Brown Star Sessions - 1972

Rebooted...
Originally posted July 3, 2014 & March 4, 2021

photo by Ebet Roberts

Captain Beefheart 

Brown Star Sessions 1972

Studio Session Outtakes @ 320

Info:
The 1972 sessions that produced the Spotlight Kid and Clear Spot LPs marked a new era in the recording career of Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band. With the Captain appearing to have loosened the structural death grip he imposed on his musicians since the Trout Mask Replica LP, the tracks that make up the Brown Star Sessions illustrate the band exploring some new turf by stretching out the tunes and taking their polyrhythmic mayhem to new heights. The results are similar in feel to the officially released Mirror Man Sessions, but more relaxed and varied in style and instrumentation. A number of the tracks here are either instrumental or wildly different versions than those that would appear on Spotlight Kid, Clear Spot and subsequent LPs. Check out the rubbery "Boogler Risin'", which later became "I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby" and the slower than molasses take on "Clear Spot." The fidelity here is better in some points than others (some sound like studio masters, others contain a little tape hiss) but this is easy to overlook when the music is as potent as this stuff. Enjoy a good freak out.
~theheatwarps.blogspot.com

Track List:
1.Boogler Risin' 4:29 [Outtake]
2.Dirty Blue Gene I 2:53 [Outtake]
3.Dirty Blue Gene II 3:41 [Outtake]
4.Clear Spot 3:54 [Instrumental] [Outtake]
5.Harry Irene 3:00 [Outtake]
6.Happy Blue Pumpkin 4:43 [Outtake]
7.Kiss 2:42 [Outtake]
8.Little Scratch 4:45 [Outtake]
9.Your Love Brought Me To Life 3:30 [Outtake]
10.Pompadour Swamp 6:46 [Outtake]
11.Funeral Hill I 3:54 [Outtake]
12.Frying Pan 3:28 [Outtake]
13.Dual And Abdul 2:48 [Outtake]
14.Best Batch Yet 2:15 [Instrumental] [Outtake]
15.Suzy Murder Wrist 3:41 [Outtake]
16.I Can't Do This Unless I Can Do This 2:10 [Outtake]
17.Obenso Cinquo 3:48 [Outtake]
18.Funeral Hill II 5:59 [Outtake]
19.Flaming Autograph 2:57 [Outtake]
20.Scratch My Back 1:37 [Outtake]

 

Thank to the original source!

 

 

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ABC In Concert - The Hollies, Guess Who, Melanie, Randy Newman, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Focus - 1973

ABC In Concert (Folder 3) #6 Hollies Feb. 16, 1973
1: Carrie Anne 2:32
2: bus stop 2:04
3: he ain't heavy (he's my brother) 4:18

    In Concert #6 Guess Who March 2, 1973
4: American woman (cuts in) 2:48
5: bye bye babe 2:45
6: no time 5:03
7: show biz shoes 8:49 (short gaps at 2:48 and 4:53)

    In Concert #7 Melanie March 2, 1973
8: look what they've done to my song 3:59
9: bitter bad 2:51
10: beautiful people 4:45
11: psychotherapy 3:16
12: let's be together alone 3:35
13: peace will come 4:34

    In Concert #8 Randy Newman March 16, 1973
14: sail away 3:05

    In Concert #9 March 30, 1973 Mahavishnu Orchestra (Bananafish Gardens)   
15: intro > hope > 1:56 (half second gap in intro at :12)
16: one word 8:41
17: resolution 3:09
18: WRIF FM Detroit radio outro, Pat St. Jon 1:16

    In Concert #10 Focus April 13, 1973
19: hocus pocus 7:26

tracks 1-9 recorded on TDK C-120 SD cassette
tracks 10-19 recorded on Maxell C-120 LN extra
runtime: 76:52 (minutes/ seconds)

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Elvis Costello - Live Boston, MA. 1977

Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Paradise Theatre
December 9, 1977
Boston, MA.
FM Source @flac

 

Early show
Source: WBCN FM Broadcast
Matrix FM> Sony R2R @ 7.5 ips no Dolby
MR> Akai 6X4000-D> HHB CDR830> CD Wave
EAC> Audacity(slight signal amp.)> TLH(L.6, verify, create checksum)> flac

 

Setlist:

01. Pump It Up
02. The Angels Wanna Wear My Red Shoes
03. Waitin' For the End of the World >
04. There's No Action
05. Less Than Zero
06. The Beat
07. Where's That Rockin' Rollin' Bitch? (Ian Dury)
08. Big Tears (Mean Nothing When You're Lying In Your Coffin)
09. Radio Radio
10. You Belong To Me
11. Lipstick Vogue >
12. Watching the Detectives

 

########UNCIRCULATED WBCN BROADCAST########

source recorded and transferred by allsoundz
polishing and compression/seed by shacklyn75

notes: SBD adjustments thru 1:00 of track 01

allsoundz was kind enough to offer this for circulation.
as with previous sources, this is an AMAZING capture of a historic event.
started in 1968, WBCN (Boston Concert Network) was an early landmark of
"free-form radio" incorporating many live broadcasts from the Boston area halls.
allsoundz had the foresight to flip the switch on that reel deck and now,
more than 30 years later, you get to hear this powerful performance.

seeded to dimeadozen.org 02-26-2008

 

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Paradise '77

 

John Cipollina LIVE in NYC, NY 1986

 John Cipollina

Trips Festival

The Ritz

NYC, NY

1986-03-02

WNEW-FM Broadcast @320

01. Tuning

02. San Francisco Blues

03. Roger Squitero Intro

04. Well All Right

05. Band Intro

06. Jekyll & Hyde

07. Black Magic Woman---

08. Gypsy Queen

09. All Worth The Price You Pay

10. She's Not There

John Cipollina - Guitar, Vocals

Greg Douglass - Guitar, Vocals

Alex Ligertwood - Guitar, Vocals

David Margen - Bass

David Perper - Drums

Roger Squitero - Percussion

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