Duane Eddy - Rebel Rouser {1958} Out of Print

Duane Eddy - Rebel Rouser

Studio Recordings @128

Out of Print

Duane Eddy emerged as the leading guitar instrumentalist of the primordial rock & roll era, his twangy reign beginning with the incendiary "Rebel-Rouser" (of course, it didn't hurt that Dick Clark was one of his managers, ensuring plenty of airplay on American Bandstand). Eddy had honed his Chet Atkins-influenced guitar chops in country bands around Phoenix during the mid-'50s, his musical fortunes advanced by a young producer named Lee Hazlewood. Once Eddy began concentrating on the properties of his axe's low strings and whammy bar, his menacing sound was set. Eddy's first 45 for Philadelphia-based Jamie Records, "Moovin' N' Groovin," became a mild national hit in the spring of 1958 and set the stage for "Rebel-Rouser." Dramatically opening the track all by his lonesome by picking out a highly distinctive melody on his bass strings, the rest of the band fell in soon thereafter and momentum built fast. The key modulated up a half-step every 12 bars, Eddy sticking strictly to his low-end licks as the gang at Ramsey Recorders pounded out a stomping beat and a recently installed echo chamber rigged up from a 200-dollar grain storage tank made Eddy's simple but strong riffs sound downright threatening in their aggression. The historic Phoenix session took place in March of 1958, but Hazlewood and his partner Lester Sill weren't quite finished with the track. The pair took the master to Hollywood's Gold Star Studios and overdubbed a romping sax break by Gil Bernal (a frequent presence on the Robins' Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller-masterminded mid-'50s classics for the Spark logo) and "rebel yells" by the Sharps, a black vocal group who cut their own Hazlewood-produced rocker for Jamie ("Have Love, Will Travel" with Eddy on lead guitar) before morphing into the Rivingtons of "Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow" fame. "Rebel-Rouser" made the handsome young Eddy a national star, spiking up to number six on Billboard's Hot 100 during the summer of 1958.
~ Bill Dahl - AMG

Track List:
1. Peter Gunn Theme
2. Streets Of Laredo
3. The Walker
4. You Are My Sunshine
5. My Blue Heaven
6. I Almost Lost My Mind
7. Night Train To Memphis
8. Kommotion
9. Rebel Rouser
10. Theme From Dixie
11. Lonesome Road Blues
12. Rebel Walk





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Miss May 1958 - Lari Laine

Corinne Bailey Rae - SWR 3 - New Pop Festival 2006 - Baden-Baden,GER

Corinne Bailey Rae

2006-09-21-23

SWR 3 New Pop Festival

Baden-Baden,GER

Obama and Romney are facing a neck and neck race?

Really? Every 2nd American or even more is going to vote for Mitt Romney? Is that true?

I must admit that surprises me. And scares me...

 Back to the Soul lady.

I can`t say very much about her, cause this boot is the only thing I ever heard of Mrs. Bailey Rae,but:

 She sounds great; she reminds me a bit to Sade,but more to say about her music,events,sessions?

Sorry...

 "Corinne Bailey Rae (born Corinne Jacqueline Bailey on 26 February 1979) is a British "Grammy Award" winning singer-songwriter and guitarist from Leeds,West Yorkshire. Bailey Rae was named the number-one predicted breakthrough act of 2006 in an annual BBC poll of music critics, Sound of 2006^[2] She released her debut album,  Corinne Bailey Rae, in February 2006, and became the fourth female British act in history to have her first album debut at number one.^[3][4] In 2007, Bailey Rae was nominated for three Grammy Awards and three Brit Awards, and won two MOBO Awards. In 2008, she won a Grammy Award for Album of the Year (for her work as a featured artist in Herbie Hancock`s River  The Joni Letters).^[5]

by Wikipedia

01. Intro 0:46

02.  Call Me When You Get This 5:34

03. Trouble Sleeping 3:57

04. Breathless 4:55

05. Enchantment 4:19

06. Till It Happens To You 4:46

07. Since I`ve Been Loving You 5:05

08. Like A Star 4:58

09. Put Your Records On 4:13

10. Butterfly 3:55

11. I`d Like To 5:37

12. Seasons Change 5:16

192kbit/s

FM Broadcast!

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

SWR 2006

Eno The BBC Sessions

No need to thank me....No wait a minute, plenty of reasons to thank me.
@320 no back cover.

1.Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch
2.Fever
3.Wimoweh
4.The Fat Lady Of Limbourg
5.Baby's On Fire
6.I'll Come Running
7.Third Uncle
8.Seven Deadly Finns

WE CLIMB AND WE CLIMB 

Jimi Hendrix - The Ross Tapes Vol. 2

Jimi Hendrix

The Ross Tapes

Vol. 2

As far as I know this one is not for Helloween,although many people in those days thought the devil himself had entered the stage.

 "These tapes are from Ross. He was known for low gen newly circulated genuine Jimi studio jams and concerts. His Maui tape

sounds like no other and the most aesthetic to my ears of all sources. The songs on most of his stuff is at the right speed.
Not sure what gen his stuff is, but it sure sounds clean n neat n complete. These pre-date DAT tape too.

Now this oughta prove interesting.. My friend knew Ross better. He actually bought tapes from him, I didn't(except for Maui).
He saw him several times. I had bad luck and didn't go to the conventions at the same time that he did. Since he only went
in summer and every other month I guess. Anyway one day my friend tells me that Ross is switching to cdr from cassettes. At
the same time bootleggers at conventions were getting squeezed by all the folks that could burn discs. The "real" silver
bootleg cdeeze were drying up rapidly too. Anyway Ross made a final offer one summer by providing an 11 tape series of all
his studio stuff. My friend only had enough cash to buy four of them. He took #2, 3, 6, & 7. Shortly after buying these tapes
Ross generally dissappeared from the scene.

These uploads are right off the raw cassettes, no altering at all..."

Disc 1

01. Further Up On The Road 2:05

02. The Things I Used To Do 7:12

 03. Once I Had A Woman 5:35

04. LISTBFMAY (Inc.) 4:27

05. Instrumental Improvisation With Billy Cox 2:25

06. Dance (aka Ezy Ryder) 4:06

07. Nightbird Flying 40:28

08. Drone Blues / Drivin` South 9:08

Disc 2

01. Hoochie Coochie Man 5:47

02. Midnight Lightning 32:47

03. Easy Blues 8:12

04. Izabella / Machine Gun 8:31

05. Blue Suede Shoes 4:42

320kbit/s

Soundboard Recordings!

Thanks to Ross!

Thanks to the original uploader!

Enjoy!

The Ross Tapes 02

Something For Halloween......

Night Of The.Living Dead - Hunger (link)

Vol.1.No.1.Jul.2007

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The Beatles - The Soul Sessions

The Beatles - Soul Sessions

Studio Sessions and Outtakes 

@192

CD 1:

01 We Can Work It Out (Home Demo Partial)
02 Michelle (Home Tape Instrumental)
03 Day Tripper (Take 1 RS'82)
04 Day Tripper (Take 2 RS'82)
05 Day Tripper (Take 3 RS'82)
06 We Can Work It Out (Take 1 RS'82)
07 We Can Work It Out (Take 2 Rough Mix)
08 We Can Work It Out (S1 onto Take 2 RS'82)
09 12-Bar Original (Rehearsal Take RS'82)
10 12-Bar Original (Take 1 RS'82)
11 12-Bar Original (Take 2 RS'82)
12 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (Take 1 RS'82a)
13 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (Take 2 RS'82)
14 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (Take 4 RS'82)
15 Girl (Take 2, Backing Tracks, Monitor Mix Partial)
16 I'm Looking Through You (Take 1 RS'82a)
17 I'm Looking Through You (Take 4 RS'82)
18 In My Life (Take 3 Rough Mix Partial)
19 Run For Your Life (Take 1, Chat Only, RS'82)
20 Run For Your Life (Take 5, Rough Mix Partial)
21 '...about the good things that we can have...'
22 '...about the good things that we can have...'
23 '...about the good things that we can have...'
24 '...I know your mind's made up...'
25 '...I know your mind's made up...'
26 '...and you've got time to rectify...'
27 '...and you've got time to rectify...'
28 '...and you've got time to rectify...'
29 '...and you've got time to rectify...'
30 '...and you've got time to rectify...'
31 '...and you've got time to rectify...'
32 '...and you've got time to rectify...'
33 '...and you've got time to rectify...'
34 '...and you've got time to rectify...'
35 '...luckwarm baby got a custard face...'
36 '...luckwarm baby got a custard face...'
37 '...luckwarm baby got a custard face...'
38 '...luckwarm baby got a custard face...'
39 12-Bar Original (Take 2 RM1)
40 12-Bar Original (Take 2 RS'95)

CD 2:

01 Drive My Car (Mono)
02 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (Mono)
03 You Won't See Me (Mono)
04 Nowhere Man (Mono)
05 Think For Yourself (Mono)
06 The Word (Mono)
07 Michelle (Mono)
08 What Goes On (Mono)
09 Girl (Mono)
10 I'm Looking Through You (Mono)
11 In My Life (Mono)
12 Wait (Mono)
13 If I Needed Someone (Mono)
14 Run For Your Life (Mono)
15 We Can Work It Out (Take 2 RM2)
16 Day Tripper (Take 3 RM2)
17 I'm Looking Through You (Take 1 RS'82b)
18 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (Take 1 RS'82b)
19 I'm Looking Through You (Take 1 RS'84)
20 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (Take 1 RS'95)
21 We Can Work It Out (Take 2 RS1)
22 Day Tripper (Take 3 RS1)
23 The Word (Take 3 RS1)


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Miss February 1967 - Kim Farber

Robben Ford - The Plant, 2002 KFOG-FM

One more from my collection of shows I taped from local radio. Robben Ford works in a blues-rock style, but with a bit of jazz thrown into the mix. He has worked with artists such as George Harrison on his '74 tour, Joni Mitchell, and Miles Davis, and has been nominated for four Grammy awards.

Sound quality is excellent; this is right off my high-bias metal master tape.


Robben Ford
The Plant, Sausalito, CA
April 15, 2002
KFOG-FM
TDK MA-110> Audacity> flac
01. KFOG Intro
02. Chevrolet
03. Indianola
04. The Way You Treated Me
05. KFOG DJ
06. Moonchild Blues
07. Don't Deny Your Love
08. It Don't Make Sense (You Can't Make Peace)
09. Loving Cup
10. Up The Line
11. KFOG Outro

 
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Bob Marley & The Wailers - 1978-06-08 - Boston Music Hall - Boston,MS

Bob Marley & The Wailers

1978-06-08

Boston Music Hall

Boston,MA

"Dropping in briefly to share a piece of Wailers history with everyone. " Bob Marley And The Wailers" toured the U.S. in May and June of 1978, primarily playing mid-sized venues like music and orchestra halls. The band is coming off their now-historic performance at the "One Love Peace Concert" in April, their first performance back on the island since Marley’s attempted assassination and the "Smile Jamaica Concert" in December 1976. They are touring the U.S. in support of their new album Kaya, which was released on March 23, 1978. On June 8, 1978 they play two shows at the famed Boston Music Hall, a performing arts center located on Tremont Street in Boston. This venue was originally known as the Metropolitan Theatre when it opened in 1925. It seats more than 3,600 people. In 1962 it became the home of the Boston Ballet and was renamed the Music Hall." by Steve Morse 

 

 © Jill Furmanovsky

Bob Marley - vocals, rhythm guitar
Aston Barrett - bass
Carlton Barrett - drums
Junior Marvin - lead guitar
Earl Lindo - organ
Tyrone Downie - keyboards
Alvin Patterson - percussion
The I-Threes - backing vocals

Early Show:

 1. Slave Driver
2. Burnin’ And Lootin’
3. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)
4. The Heathen
5. Rebel Music (3 O’Clock Roadblock)
6. I Shot The Sheriff
7. Easy Skanking
8. No Woman, No Cry
9. Lively Up Yourself
10. Jammin’
11. War -> No More Trouble
12. Get Up, Stand Up
13. Exodus

Boston_Early Show

Late Show:

1. Concrete Jungle
2. Burnin’ And Lootin’
3. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)
4. Rebel Music (3 O’Clock Roadblock)
5. Crazy Baldhead” -> “Running Away
6. I Shot The Sheriff
7. Easy Skanking
8. No Woman, No Cry
9. Lively Up Yourself
10. Jammin’
11. War -> No More Trouble
12. Get Up, Stand Up
13. Exodus

Boston_Late Show

320kbit/s

Matrix recording!

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

Monte Montgomery - Little Wing (Acoustic)

Foghat - Live House Of Blues 1994

Foghat - Superstar Concert Series
House Of Blues Hollywood, CA
October 21, 1994
Pre-FM Recording @320

Track List:

01 Westwood One Intro
02 Fool For The City
03 Louisiana Blues
04 Stone Blue
05 Jump That Train
06 Slowride

Dave Peverett (R.I.P) - rhythm guitar, vocals
Rod Price (R.I.P) - lead guitar
Tony Stevens - bass
Roger Earl - drums



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Jimmy Page And Safe Sex

First off. A great big THANK-YOU to all of you who took the time to comment on that Beatles post. I read every one of them, twice. That's what makes it worthwhile for me. Sorry about the Mediafire link. My son says that someone must have reported it. I sure hope there's not a rat around here. Here's another boot I don't see around a lot. See scans @ 224
AND REMEMBER KIDS ALWAYS USE A CONDOM

Mick Taylor Little Red Rooster

This is for V-Chile it's got Noel Redding on it. If that fucking Mediafire gives me shit with this link I'm gonna have to switch to Rapidshare. See scans @320
SOMETHING'S GOING ON HERE

!!!!!IMPORTANT NOTICE THE BEATLES LINK IS A NEW RAPIDSHARE LINK

The Beatles Celebration NEW RS LINK

I'm not sure but I think this here disc features unique mixes that are not found on most other Beatle boots. But I'm sure there are people out there that can tell me every detail. However I'm not worried about that because most people don't even take the time to leave a comment. So I'm going to prove a point right here. I think half the people who come to this site don't even read the text. So I'm going to make outrageous claims below, and see if I can't generate some comments that way. At 320. See scans

1.Baby Your A Rich Man (Rare George Martin Vocal)
2.All Together Now (Hare Krisna Airport Version)
3.You Know My Name (Rare Brian Jones Choking Version)
4.It's All Too Much (Rare Martha Barking Version)
5.All You Need Is Love (Rare T.V. Static Version)
6.All You Need Is Love (Rare Channel Changed Version)
7.Your Mother Should Know (Aunt Mimi Vocal)
8.The Fool On The Hill (Ass Microphone Version)
9.I Am The Walrus (Extra 4 Verse Version)
10.I Am The Walrus (Lennon Yelling At Some Stage Hands Version)
11.I Am The Walrus (Lennon Apologizing For Yelling At Stage Hands Version)
12.The Fool On The Hill (McCartney Sneezing Version)
13.Hello Goodbye (Goodbye Hello Version)
14.Hello Goodbye (Harrison Telling McCartney It Should Be Hello Goodbye Version)
15.The Inner Light (Ravi Shankar Saxophone Version)
16.Lady Madonna (Ringo On Sitar Version)
17.Lady Madonna (Ray Davies Guide Vocal Version)
18.Lady Madonna (Rare Backward Version)
19.Lady Madonna (Kay Starr Version)
20.Lady Madonna (Perry Como Version)
21.Lady Madonna (Jim Nabors Version)
22.Lady Madonna (Jim Morrison Version)
23.Across The Universe (Yoko Imitating Birds Version)
24.Across The Universe (Yoko Imitating Jim Nabors Version)
25.Hey Bulldog (Censored French Version)
OK IF THIS DON'T WORK THEN SOMEONE IS TURNING THIS IN

Santana - 2012-07-30 - Merriweather Post Pavillion - Columbia,MD

 Santana

2012-07-30

Merriweather Post Pavillion

Columbia,MD

 

 One of the lucky survivors: Carlos Santana lives and "Black Magic Woman", too!

Special guests: Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks on "Maggot Brain"!

320 kbit/s

Audience Recording!

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

Santana 2012-07-30

I`m very sorry about the missing tracks...
The only thing I found at last is a youtube clip of the "Maggot Brain". Just nothing, I know, but...

Maggot Brain

Grateful Dead - 1980-06-21 - West High Auditorium - Anchorage,AK

Grateful Dead

1980-06-21

West High Auditorium

Anchorage,AK


The Grateful Dead are more than a Rock band.
 It´s home,too.
 
 (Anybody seen that Jobe man?)

Disc 1

01. Announcements

02. Sugaree 14:46

03. All New Minglewood Blues 7:50

04. Candyman 7:07

05. Me And My Uncle 2:57

06. Big River 6:06

07. Loser 7:29

08. Lazy Lightning 3:37

09. Supplication 6:03

10. Far From Me 4:18

11. Ramble On Rose 7:55

Disc 2

01. Feel Like A Stranger 8:38

02. Big Railroad Blues 4:42

03. Samson & Delilah 7:58

04. Terrapin Station 11:46

05. Playin` In The Band 13:48      

Disc 3

01. Drums 7:30

02. Space 4:56

03. Truckin` 8:36

04. Stella Blue 9:49

05. Sugar Magnolia 9:08

06. One More Saturday Night 4:34

07. Brokedown Palace  6:12

Variable Bitrate!

Soundboard Recording !

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

West%20High

The Replacements - Live At Grant Park 1991

The Replacements - Live At Grant Park

Chicago, IL.

July 4, 1991

FM Broadcast Chicago’s WXRT @320

This last album is where the bootleg gets its name – “It Ain’t Over ‘Til The Fat Roadies Play.” The last song of the set was the band’s ramshackle opening and title track from 1983′s Hootenanny. Much as the band had done in Blackberry Way studio in Minneapolis, Minnesota – when separated from the sight of the producer, the band had switched instruments and played the title track with what can generously be described as inept competence – the band members, one by one, departed the stage and let their respective roadies replace them on stage. This is also bootlegged as Institutionalized as evidenced on the artwork.

Set List:
1. “I Will Dare”
2. “Bent Out of Shape”
3. “Achin’ to Be”
4. “Merry Go Round”
5. “Happy Town”
6. “Swinging Party”
7. “One Wink at a Time”
8. “Waitress in the Sky”
9. “When It Began”
10. “Someone Take the Wheel”
11. “Talent Show”
12. “Nobody”
13. “Another Girl, Another Planet”
14. “Hey Good Lookin’”
15. “I’ll Be You”
16. “I Don’t Know”
17. “Within Your Reach”
18. “Can’t Hardly Wait”
19. “Hootenanny”

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Grant Park '91

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Miss March 1991 - Julia Anne Clarke




Comments Appreciated!!!

Russian Orthodox Church to Pussy Riot - REPENT!

ABC World News

Huffington Post

FREE PUSSY RIOT!






They were jailed for this...

Punk Prayer, English version by Carol Rumens
(Chorus)

Virgin Mary, Mother of God, banish Putin, banish Putin,
Virgin Mary, Mother of God, banish him, we pray thee!
Congregations genuflect,
Black robes brag gilt epaulettes,
Freedom's phantom's gone to heaven,
Gay Pride's chained and in detention.
KGB's chief saint descends
To guide the punks to prison vans.
Don't upset His Saintship, ladies,
Stick to making love and babies.
Crap, crap, this godliness crap!
Crap, crap, this holiness crap!

(Chorus)
Virgin Mary, Mother of God.
Be a feminist, we pray thee,
Be a feminist, we pray thee.
Bless our festering bastard-boss.
Let black cars parade the Cross.
The Missionary's in class for cash.
Meet him there, and pay his stash.
Patriarch Gundy believes in Putin.
Better believe in God, you vermin!
Fight for rights, forget the rite –
Join our protest, Holy Virgin.

(Chorus)
Virgin Mary, Mother of God, banish Putin, banish Putin,
Virgin Mary, Mother of God, we pray thee, banish him!

Echo & The Bunnymen - Zeche Bochum (Rockpalast)

Echo & The Bunnymen - Zeche Bochum {Rockpalast}

March 5, 1983

Full Set Listing (above Video)
1. “Going Up”
2. “With A Hip”
3. “Gods Will Be Gods”
4. “Show Of Strength”
5. “Zimbo (All My Colours)”
6. “The Cutter”
7. “Rescue”
8. “My White Devil”
9. “Porcupine”
10. “Crocodiles”
11. “All That Jazz”
12. “Back Of Love”
13. “Heads Will Roll”
14. “Heaven Up Here”
15. “Over The Wall”
16. “Do It Clean”
17. “Villiers Terrace”
18. “No Dark Things”
19. “A Promise”

Musicians:
Ian McCulloch (vocals, guitar)
Will Sergeant (guitar)
Les Pattinson (Bass)
Pete De Freitas (drums)

A chopped up version of an FM broadcast of the show by unknown radio station
(Audio @128)

01 - Zimbo
02 - The Cutter
03 - Rescue
04 - My White Devil
05 - Porcupine
06 - Crocodiles
07 - All That Jazz
08 - Back Of Love
09 - Over The Wall
10 - Do It Clean
11 - Villiers Terrace

Zeche Bochum '83

Death Bunny Approved...

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Touch of Light
By: Xenia Seurat

http://xenia-seurat.deviantart.com/

Grateful Dead - 1976-06-17 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic,New Jersey

Grateful Dead

1976-06-17

Capitol Theatre

Passaic, New Jersey

"The "Comeback Tour" was also called the "Deadheads Only Tour" as tickets were available only through Grateful Dead ticket services...

There were also some changes to the band`s performance style in the first post hiatus tours.The pace of the music was slower, partly because of the nature of the new material in the rotation, and partly because it took time for the band to regain their rhythmic feet  as a dual drummer outfit (Kreutzmann noted that "Things maybe didn`t flow as easily for awhile.") There was also less pure jamming and the sets tended to be shorter than in the early 70`s.No matter; the fans were delighted to have the boys (and Donna Jean) back in town,live and in person." by The Illustrated Trip

160 kbit/s or 320kbit/s

Matrix  recording!

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

part1
part2
or
320.rar

Lush - Live Reading Fest 1994

We posted this eons ago. Here it is again.
...sucked off the interwebs search.

Lush - Live Reading Festival 1994

Soundboard or FM Source

Set List
01 Introduction
02 Blackout
03 Starlust
04 For Love
05 Lit Up (false start)
06 Lit Up
07 Kiss Chase
08 Desire Lines
09 Lovelife
10 Hypocrite
11 Downer
12 Undertow
13 Deluxe
14 Leaves Me Cold
15 Sweetness And Light





Not My Link!

Lush - Live Reading 1994

Chick Corea & Elektric Band - Live At Montreux (2004) Video Stream

Chick Corea - Keyboards
Eric Marienthal - Sax
Frank Gambale - Guitars
John Patitucci - Bass guitar
Dave Weckl - Drums

Chick Corea  & Elektric Band - Live At Montreux (2004) / Full Version

Part 1
1. Port View
2. Check Blast
3. Mistress Luck-A Portrait Mistress Luck-The Party
4. Port View
5. Johnny's Landing
6. Alan Corday
7. The Long Passage
Part 2
8. C.T.A.
9. Eternal Child
10. Got A Match?
11. Spain
12. Blue Miles

John Houston - Earthquake - 1985

Joe Houston – Earthquake 

Studio Recordings @ 320

Out Of Print

Joe Houston, a honking R&B saxman of wallpaper-peeling potency, recorded for virtually every major independent R&B label in Los Angeles during the 1950s. When the jump blues tradition faded, he segued right into rock & roll, even cutting budget Twist and surf albums for Crown that didn't sound very different from what he was doing a decade before. Houston played around Houston, Texas with the bands of Amos Milburn and Joe Turner during the late '40s. It was Turner who got the young saxist his first deal with Freedom Records in 1949. Houston found his way to the West Coast in 1952 and commenced recording for labels big and small: Modern, RPM, Lucky, Imperial, Dootone, Recorded in Hollywood, Cash, and Money (as well as the considerably better-financed Mercury, where he scored his only national R&B hit, "Worry, Worry, Worry," in 1952). Houston's formula was simple and savagely direct -- he'd honk and wail as hard as he could, from any conceivable position: on his knees, lying on his back, walking the bar, etc. His output for the Bihari brothers' Crown label (where he was billed as "Wild Man of the Tenor Sax") is positively exhilarating: "All Nite Long," "Blow Joe Blow," and "Joe's Gone" are herculean examples of single-minded sax blasting. Joe Houston remained active musically into the 2000s, emphasizing his blues vocal talent more than previously, until suffering a stroke in 2005. He re-emerged and began playing again for a period of time thereafter, but then retreated from the public and to the company of family and friends.
~ Bill Dahl, AMG


Side 1
1. Thunder Storm
2. Trouble, Trouble, Trouble
3. Hurricane
4. Tough Enough
5. Windy City Hop
6. Earthquake

Side 2
1. Jump The Blues
2. Guided Missile
3. Good-Bye Little Girl
4. Wee, Wee Hours
5. Bobby Sox Ramble

Earthquake '85


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Frampton - SuperGroups In Concert 1979

Three years after releasing one of the biggest albums of the decade, Peter Frampton was on tour, trying to recover some career momentum. The last three years had seen the rush-release of “I’m In You (1977) which capitalized on his teen-idol good looks (instead of his good guitar licks), followed by the embarrassing Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band movie and soundtrack (1978).

He needed a comeback in 1979, and while “Where I Should Be” was only a middling album, it had some very good songs on it. If you cherry-pick the best of them and mix ‘em up with some of the classics from Frampton Comes Alive, you have a pretty decent set list.

And that’s what’s on this edition of SuperGroups In Concert: a good, solid set of classic Frampton that only duplicates six of the “Comes Alive” songs.

This was the fourth SuperGroups In Concert show and it was broadcast on Sept. 15, 1979. The Premiere of the SuperGroups series had been the group Chicago (May 12, 1979), followed by the Moody Blues (July 28, 1979), the Allman Brothers (August 25, 1979), and then Frampton. So while the number on the disc is SGC-103, this was the fourth in the series. A recent ad for the show on Ebay stated that the number of stations in the syndication was 300, so that's likely to be about the number of copies pressed up of this set.

I digitized this directly from the 3-lp syndicated radio discs and then manually declicked the files one click at a time in Audacity. I’ve included scans of the cue sheet, commercial instructions, and a disc label.

Peter Frampton
Super Groups In Concert
SGC 103
Broadcast Date of September 15, 1979

01. SuperGroups In Concert Intro
02. Something's Happening
03. Doobie Wah
04. Show Me The Way
05. Interview
06. Got My Feet Back On The Ground
07. You Don't Know Like I Know
08. Interview
09. Baby I Love Your Way
10. I Can't Stand It No More
11. Interview
12. Where I Should Be
13. Everything I Need
14. Signed, Sealed, Delivered
15. She Don't Reply
16. Intro to Do You Feel LIke I Do
17. Do You Feel Like I Do
18. Interview
19. Jumping Jack Flash
20. I'm In You
21. SuperGroups In Concert Outro

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