Sly & The Family Stone - Texas International Pop Festival 1969

Sly & The Family Stone - Texas International Pop Festival

Dallas International Motor Speedway, Lewisville, Texas,
September 1, 1969
Soundboard (?) @ flac

Set List:
1. Intro / M'Lady
2. Sing A Simple Song
3. You Can Make It If You Try
4. Stand / Love City / Higher
5. Everyday People
6. Dance To The Music / Music Lover
7. I Wanna Take You Higher / Jam

Sly Stone - organ; Rose Stone - electric piano;
Freddie Stone - guitar;
Cynthia Robinson - trumpet; Jerry Martin - sax;
Larry Grahab - bass; Greg Errico - drums



Vol. 11

Firesign Theatre - In The Next World You're On Your Own (1975)

Firesign Theatre - In The Next World You're On Your Own (1975)

Studio recordings @128

{Out of Print}

In the fall of 1966, four guys from L.A. calling themselves Radio Free Oz broadcast a manic three-hour improvisation on KPFK. For most listeners, it was the funniest thing that had ever happened to them. The comedy of Radio Free Oz didn't flow like a river; it evolved like a living organism, spinning off random bits and pieces but always keeping its own bizarre, internal coherence. When the first of many albums the group recorded as The Firesign Theatre came out in 1968, new records were set for sustained stoned giggling worldwide. But even before smoking all that grass, it was almost impossible to describe their appeal.

Which is not to say they were without influences. Their freeform montage format drew heavily on pre-war radio drama and the emerging late-nite UHF spectrum. Their bits were built around ordinary things like RVs, game shows, channel surfing and fried chicken. And they were full of a kind of cock-eyed mock-patriotism that allowed them to take cheap shots on their favorite malignant superpower without really making any serious political statement. Hearing their lengthy streams of altered consciousness was like watching the Marx brothers do a James Joyce impression; in a lot of ways, they prepared the world for Monty Python. And their stuffed-shirt straight men were always really, really straight, which was doubly funny if you were high. And, back then, you were or
 maybe still are.

Side 1:

Police Street

Side 2:

We've Lost Our Big Kabloona

Ten Years After - Texas International Pop Festival 1969

Ten Years After - Texas International Pop Festival
Dallas International Motor Speedway

Lewisville, Texas, 

September 1, 1969
Soundboard (?) @ flac

Set List:

1. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
2. I Can't Keep From Cryin' Sometimes
3. Hobbit
4. Spoonful
5. I'm Goin' Home

Alvin Lee - guitar; 

Chick Churchill - organ;
Leo Lyons - bass; 

Ric Lee - drums

Links thanks to P.R.!

Vol. 10

David Grisman Quintet - KPFA Studios, Berkeley, CA June 9, 1992

It's 1992, and you're in Berkeley.  This is what's on the local public broadcasting station!  The newspaper was wrong, it's a Quintet not a Quartet, and it's Kerwin not Korwin.   It beats listening to Sen. Moynihan discuss legislation over on KQED.....

David Grisman Quintet
KPFA Studios, Berkeley, CA
June 9, 1992

Maxell UR-90 low bias tape > Audacity > wav > flac

01.  Intro
02.  Dawg Patch
03.  Bolero de Django
04.  Band intros and interview
05.  Rattlesnake
06.  Asanhado
07.  Interview
08.  Grateful Dawg
09.  Interview
10.  Dawg's Rag
11.  KPFA Outro

Mandolin: David Grisman
Guitar: Rick Montgomery
Percussion, Violin: Joe Craven
Bass: Jim Kerwin
Flute:  Matt Eakle

https://mega.co.nz/#!DchnUBZR!PvVf2UZ64B-auZTuv6Grv98FUkIAX60xzkvSWOMgSBI

It's a bit hissy as it's a low bias tape, but it's still from my master copy off the air, so it sounds okay.

Johnny Winter - Texas International Pop Festival 1969

Johnny Winter - Texas International Pop Festival

Dallas International Motor Speedway

September 1, 1969

Lewisville, Texas

Soundboard (?) @ flac

Set List:

1. Introduction

2. Mean Town Blues

3. Black Cat Bone

4. Mean Mistreater

5. Talk To Your Daughter

6. Leland Mississippi Blues

7. I Can Love You Baby

Johnny Winter - guitar;

Tommy Shannon - bass;

John Red Turner - drums

Vol. 9

Tom Petty - Paradise, Boston, MA July 16, 1978 Retro Rock show #82-9

I've digitized a Retro Rock rebroadcast of a 1978 Tom Petty live show.  It's well circulated in other versions, and up in streaming  audio at Wolfgang's Vault....but I've never seen the Retro Rock version out there, so...here it is.   I've got scans of the disc label, cue sheets, and a pdf file of a newspaper review of the show that I found online.

https://mega.co.nz/#!XFhCXSRS!ZDVaH0gkPtewT8k7p7ml_3bat3R96ULvrx0IzPLnocg

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Paradise, Boston, MA
July 16, 1978
Retro Rock show #82-9 for broadcast the week of 2/22/82

01.  RR 82-9 Intro - Meg Griffin
02.  Anything That's Rock and Roll
03.  RR 82-9 Break - Meg Griffin
04.  Commercial - Budweiser
05.  Fooled Again
06.  Don't Bring Me Down
07.  Commercial - Lee Jeans
08.  Commercial - Budweiser
09.  You're Gonna Get It
10.  Breakdown
11.  Commercial - Lee Jeans
12.  RR 82-9 Promo
13.  Strangered In The Night
14.  I Need To Know
15.  RR 82-9 Break - Meg Griffin
16.  Commercial - Budweiser (Bus Boys)
17.  Shout
18.  I Fought The Law
19.  Route 66
20.  Commercial - Lee Jeans
21.  I'm A King Bee
22.  RR 82-9 Credits - Meg Griffin


This concert is listed as having been originally broadcast by WBCN-FM in Boston.

A year later, the King Biscuit Flower Hour distributed a show with Tom Petty and Steve Forbert for syndicated broadcast on July 15, 1979, which may be part or all of the 1978 show.   The Petty KBFH segment is listed as from the Paradise in Boston.  I couldn't find a track list of the 1979 broadcast for comparison, so I can't confirm that the 1979 KBFH show was sourced from the 1978 Paradise show (although it's very likely.) The 1979 KBFH show was distributed on reel-to-reel tape, so copies are rare.

Retro Rock was a syndicated radio show distributed on vinyl LPs in the early 1980s by the Clayton Webster Corporation.  I've seen shows on EBAY with distribution dates between 1981 and 1984. The formats were rebroadcasts of live concerts, interviews or artist profiles with studio or live cuts, with national commercials.  The concerts were often several years old, hence the "retro" in the show's name.

Retro Rock syndicated the Tom Petty 1978 Paradise show for re-broadcast during the week of February 22, 1982.  The Retro Rock version has eleven out of the thirteen songs originally performed, and is missing "American Girl" and "Too Much Ain't Enough."

The Retro Rock cue sheet inexpicably lists the song "Anything That's Rock and Roll" as "Rock and Roll Spy" on the cue sheet.

Wolfgang's Vault has a version of the Tom Petty 1978 Paradise show posted in streaming audio with twelve tracks (it's missing "Strangered In The Night").

The "Breakdown!" bootleg on Italy's Great Dane Records was released in 1990, and has all thirteen tracks.  It sounds fine...if you have that, you probably don't need this.

There was also a vinyl bootleg in the 1970s on Excitable Recordworks 4510-1 titled "It's Only Rock and Roll" sourced from the 1978 Paradise show with eight tracks.

This Retro Rock version was digitized in June 2014 directly from the Retro Rock syndicated LP.  I cleaned the record and removed most of the clicks, pops, and surface noise in Audacity. As there's some tape hiss audible in the quieter portions, it's likely the show was made from a copy of the WBCN master tape, as opposed to cut directly from the master tape.  I've left in all of the original commercials, but tracked them so they can be removed.

Traffic - Live Winterland 1973

Traffic - Live Winterland

January 26, 1973

San Francisco, CA.

Remastered Soundboard @flac

CD 1:

1. Shootout At The Fantasy Factory

2. Rock n' Roll Stew

3. Roll Right Stones

CD 2:

1. Empty Pages

2. Evening Blue

3. 40,000 Headmen

4. Glad

5. Freedom Rider

6. Tragic Magic

7. (Sometimes I Feel So) Uninspired

8. Light Up Or Leave Me Alone

Stevie Winwood - keyboard, guitar, vocals;

Jim Capaldi - drums, vocals;

Chris Wood - sax;

David Hood - bass; Roger Hawkins - drums;

Reebop Kwaku Baah - percussion

Barry Beckett - keyboards

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BusBoys (a.k.a. "Bus Boys") / Agora, Cleveland BBC Rock Hour #209 Version A

The BusBoys first album “Minimum Wage Rock and Roll” was released by Arista in 1980. The album features a diverse variety of styles, with touches of bar-band and new wave, but mainly it was straight rock and roll. What you didn’t hear was contemporary R&B, which is what most listeners would have expected from a black American group.

They worked the contradictions of those expectations into some of the lyrics, usually with humor, as in “There Goes The Neighborhood” (“I ain’t movin’ out for no Carol and Bob, the inner city is too close to my job”). There’s a touch of a novelty act about some of the humor, but it also spoke to the challenge of being a black rock band.

This live show from 1981 runs through 10 out of the 11 songs from “Minimum Wage Rock And Roll.” Several songs that are unreleased, including a cover of the Rolling Stones’ “Brown Sugar.”

The BusBoys are still in business and have a website where you can purchase the studio versions of these songs for download.

I’ve included 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet and a record label. I declicked it manually to preserve the sound as best as possible.

The BusBoys
Agora, Cleveland, Ohio
BBC Rock Hour #209, Version A
London Wavelength's Broadcast Week of March 1, 1981
Digitized July 2012 from a copy of the syndicated radio show disc.

01. BBC Rock Hour #209 Intro
02. Stop Guessing *
03. KKK
04. Dr. Doctor
05. Minimum Wage
06. Commercials: Dannon Yogurt / Chewels Gum
07. We Stand United
08. Anggie
09. Tell The Coach
10. Commercial: Scotch Cassette Tape
11. There Goes The Neighborhood
12. Extraordinary Girl
13. Johnny Soul'd Out
14. Brown Sugar *
15. Do It Again *
16. Did You See Me?
17. Commercials: Dannon Yogurt / Chewels Gum
18. D Day
19. Monkey Mash *
20. BBC Rock Hour #209 Outro

* unreleased

https://mega.co.nz/#!mEBwTKoI!53BlL6oHG8Tp8fQKuJ7nPlYmn2KIpaXp9Z_rc-EZk_4

B.B. King - Live Texas International Pop Festival 1969

B.B. King - Live Texas International Pop Festival
Dallas International Motor Speedway,
Lewisville, Texas

September 1, 1969
Soundboard @ flac

Set List:
1. Introduction
2. Sweet Sixteen
3. Please Accept My Love
4. band intros
5. Everybody wants To Know Why I Sing The Blues
6. Don't Want A Soul Hanging Around
7. What's Wrong Little Mama
8. How Blue Can You Get
9. Whole Lot Of Lovin'
10. Everyday I Have The Blues

B.B. King - guitar; Alberto Jaquinto - piano;
Kenneth Moore - bass; Sonny Freeman - drums;
John Browning - trumpet;
Booker Walker - alto sax; Louis Hubert - tenor sax

Thanks to P.R. for the links!



Vol. 8

Ron Wood & Bo Diddley / Shibuya Live Inn, Tokyo, March 2, 1988, FM broadcast

Ron Wood & Bo Diddley
Shibuya Live Inn, Tokyo, Japan
March 2, 1988
Low generation tape copy of an FM broadcast

01. Crackin’ Up
02. Announcer
03. Medley: Around The Plynth
Gasoline Alley
Prodigal Son
Stay With Me
That’s All You Need
04. Little Red Rooster
05. Announcer
06. Ooh La La
07. Honky Tonk Women
08. Announcer
09. Bo Diddley’s A Gunslinger
10. Announcer
11. Who Do You Love?
12. It’s Mine
13. It’s All Over Now
                 
Note: Broadcast on Japanese radio on March 12, 1988

Here's the lowdown on this tape:  I got this cassette in the 1980s in a trade I did with a fan in Tokyo. It's highly likely that my copy is first generation from his master, but I don't have any notes confirming that...but it's a low generation tape with a small amount of hiss.  This version includes the Japanese announcer, but it's tracked so that you can skip it if you want to jump ahead to the music. As the announcer is talking over tuning and small talk by the band, I think it's worth preserving.

Flac files of wavs.

Line-up:
Ron Wood (guitar, vocals)
Bo Diddley (guitar, vocal)
Jim Satten (guitar)
Debby Hastings (bass, backing vocals)
Mike Fink (drums)
Hal Goldstein (keyboards, backing vocals)

https://mega.co.nz/#!PI4U2AZK!spIeFmIijRWC6pD9OYuECShj-_RmsnJga1pbYTLl26k

Spirit - Live Texas International Pop Festival 1969

Spirit - Live Texas International Pop Festival
Dallas International Motor Speedway
Lewisville, Texas
September 1, 1969
Soundboard (?) @flac

1. Rehearsal Theme
2. I'm Truckin' / Fresh Garbage / Poor Richard
3. Caught / Jams
4. Groundhog Day
5. Policeman's Ball / Drums / Mechanical World
6. I Got A Line On You
7. Aren't You Glad

Jay Ferguson - vocals; Randy California - guitar;
Mark Andes - bass; Ed Cassidy - drums;
John Locke - organ

Links thanks to P.R.



Vol. 7

Toad The Wet Sprocket - The Plant, Sausalito, CA 1994 and 1997 KFOG shows

Toad The Wet Sprocket did two KFOG "live from the Plant" shows which didn't duplicate too many songs....so I've combined them both on this download.

Toad The Wet Sprocket
The Plant, Sausalito, CA
KFOG-FM

August 14, 1994
Maxell XLIIX 90 > Audacity > wav > flac

01. KFOG Intro
02. Walk On The Ocean
03. Nancy
04. Growing
05. Something's Always Wrong
06. Nightingale Song
07. Fall Down
08. Rock and Roll All Nite

June 5, 1997
Maxell MX-S 100 > Audacity > wav > flac

09. KFOG Intro
10. Whatever I Fear
11. Come Down
12. Desire
13. Dam Won't Break
14. Little Man, Big Man
15. All Things In Time
16. Throw It All Away
17. Walk On The Ocean

https://mega.co.nz/#!qVR0xSyA!82KsoSbmMUbbiDKSDCkFpHpJTeVhslcnU_auovbgLss

Wilco - Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA Sept. 4, 1997 KFOG-FM

Wilco
Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA
September 4, 1997
KFOG-FM

TDK MA110 master copy > Audacity > wav > flac

01.  KFOG Intro
02.  True Love Will Find You In The End
03.  Forget The Flowers
04.  That's Not The Issue
05.  Someday Soon
06.  New Madrid
07.  studio chat
08.  Hotel Arizona
09.  The Lonely 1
10.  Far, Far Away
11.  Kingpin
12.  Casino Queen
13.  Outtasite (Outta Mind)

This show is digitized directly from my high-bias metal cassette that I recorded off the air. Sound quality is excellent. This is a radio "in studio" live show, recorded in front of a small audience of 20 to 30 people.  They do "Outtasite (Outta Mind)" as a country shuffle with a bit of pedal steel guitar in the background, instead of the power chord rock version that was on the single.

Flac files of wavs.

https://mega.co.nz/#!nBQzHDya!gSiGdelD6lQE3Xgjg3FiJTqRiRfW5V014QAgKHDns5E

Led Zeppelin - Texas International Pop Festival 1969

Led Zeppelin - Texas International Pop Festival
Dallas International Motor Speedway
Lewisville, Texas,
August 31, 1969
Soundboard  @ flac 

 

Set List:
1. Train Kept A-Rollin'
2. I Can't Quit You
3. Dazed And Confused
4. You Shook Me
5. How Many More Times - part 1
6. How Many More Times - part 2
7. Communication Breakdown

pass - fbsvw

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Beatnik Beatch / Berkeley Square, Berkeley, CA April 15, 1989 (Audience Tape)

Beatnik Beatch were a San Francisco based rock/pop band formed by bass player Chris Witt Kettner (formerly of Chrome Dinette) and singing drummer Andy Sturmer.  In 1986 they released the album At The Zulu Pool on local label Industrial Records, which impressed Atlantic Records enough to sign them.  Atlantic had them re-record about half the songs from At The Zulu Pool for their eponymous major label debut.

In 1988, Beatnik Beatch added keyboard player Roger Manning, who began writing songs with Sturmer.  As they were working on their third album, conflicts over the material led Beatnik Beatch to disband, with Sturmer and Manning leaving to form Jellyfish.

Jellyfish put out two successful power pop albums, both of which were just released in deluxe 2-cd editions on Omnivore Records in January 2015, loaded with bonus tracks.

Which brings us to the following audience tape.....

Beatnik Beatch
Berkeley Square, Berkeley, CA
April 15, 1989

https://mega.co.nz/#!3MZ11DaB!Xm3npsKsNAKn-Z7bwSBcqeIw5-fI3YmIcI3EH4Rpn7o

Digitized March 2015 from a master copy of an audience tape by "Bob the Mailman."

Flac files of wavs.

01.  Intro
02.  That Girl's A Man  
03.  Welcome
04.  ?     (Minute By Minute?)
05.  Bye Bye Bye
06.  Beatnik Beatch
07.  Queen Of The USA
08.  ?     (Cry For Me?)
09.  Baby's Coming Back
10.  ?     (I Love You Even Though?)
11.  The Logical Song (...joking around with the audience...)
12.  Always Be My Girl
13.  Lonesome Town
14.  Maria
15.  You Shook Me All Night Long (AC/DC cover...)

First things first...where I found this tape:  ....my brother's friend Bob taped local shows.  Ten years ago, Bob gave my brother a box of his tapes which my brother stored in my mom's attic,  I thought it was all "mix tapes" but recently found some of Bob's audience tapes were in there, too.  I usually stick to radio broadcasts but Bob recorded some interesting local shows so I'll be digitizing them and posting them here.

So...as the debut Bob the Mailman recording, this is a great sounding tape, well balanced with very clear vocals. There's a minimum of audience noise (although there's a moment where some pal of Bob's leans over and says, "ARE YOU PAUSING IT?" and then announces his need to use the men's room).  But other than that...this is a great sounding show!

While this is a Beatnik Beatch concert, there's a LOT of songs that turned up later on Jellyfish albums.  "Baby's Coming Back" was a hit single from the 1990 album Spilt Milk, and "Bye Bye Bye" was on 1993's Bellybutton.   "Queen of the U.S.A.," "That Girl's A Man," and "Always Be My Girl" were on Fan Club, a 4-cd box set of rare Jellyfish tracks.

I couldn't identify three songs on this tape, which I've marked with question marks....if there's anyone out there in Our Beloved Audience who can positively name the songs, please leave a comment and I'll update the track listing (and thanks in advance).

Santana - Texas International Pop Festival 1969

Santana - Texas International Pop Festival
Dallas International Motor Speedway
Lewisville, Texas,
August 31, 1969
Soundboard (?) @flac

Set List:
1. Evil Ways
2. You Just Don't Care
3. Shades Of Time
4. Jingo
5. Treat
6. Soul Sacrifice

Carlos Santana - guitar; Greg Rollie - keyboards, vocals;
Dave Brown - bass; Michael Shrieve - drums;
Michael Carabello - percussion; Jose Areas - percussion

Thanks to P.R. for the links...



Vol. 5

Mitch....

For those of you that don't know, our friend Mitch got out of Colorado and found himself a job. Where you may ask? Teaching English in Nanjang, China of all freaking places...



Bruce Springsteen - Born In The U.S.A



Japan - Communist China

Your skin a white stained sensation
Clinical bodies won't do
And as we're pumping, pumping and resisting
Inserting love into you

Communist China
Take me to heaven
Somebody wrong
We'll throw glass in your face
Call it new propaganda
Still, we've been waiting for so long

I'll take you out in the moonlight
Oblique horizons won't do
The knife in your fist
Is breaking up the white walls
Here's penetration for you

Face-to-face confrontation
Personal problems for you
And conversation's getting far too vicious
Impersonation won't do



Japan - Visions of China

I'm walking young and strong
But just a little too thin
I may be happy but I haven't clue to this life in my mind

Stay with me
We could learn to fight
Like every good boy should
Cling to me
We are blacked out in visions of China
Tonight

I'm building heroes again
I never thought of before
I remember the fashion but don't have clue to your life in my mind

Stay with me
We could learn to fight
Like every good boy should
Cling to me
We are blacked out in visions of China
Tonight

We walk backwards say nothing
My visions of China
We're young and strong in this party
We're building our visions of China

We walk backwards say nothing
Visions of China
We're young and strong in this party
We're building our visions of China
We walk backwards say nothing
Our visions of China

We're young and strong in this party
We're building our visions of China

Rotary Connection - Texas International Pop Festival 1969

Rotary Connection - Texas International Pop Festival
Dallas International Motor Speedway
Lewisville, Texas,
August 30, 1969
Soundboard (?) @flac


Set List:
1. Lady Jane
2. Ruby Tuesday
3. Stormy Monday / The Whole Creation / Stormy Monday
4. Sunshine Of Your Love
5. Let The People Talk

Minnie Ripperton - vocals; Sidney Barnes - vocals;
Jon Stocklin - guitar; Ken Venegas - organ;
Jeremiah - bass; Bobby Simms - drums


Links thanks to P.R.



Vol. 4

Janis Joplin & The Cosmic Band - Texas International Pop Festival 1969

Janis Joplin & The Cosmic Band - Texas International Pop Festival
Dallas International Motor Speedway
Lewisville, Texas,
August 30, 1969
Soundboard (?) @flac

1. Intro / Raise Your Hand
2. As Good As You Been To This World
3. Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)
4. Maybe
5. To Love Somebody
6. Summertime

Janis Joplin - vocals; Snooky Flowers - sax;
Sam Andrews - guitar; Brad Campbell - bass;
Lonnie Castile - drums; Richard Kermode - keyboards;
Terry Clements - sax; Luis Gasca - trumpet

Links thanks to P.R.

Volume 3 of 11




Vol. 3

Violent Femmes - Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA June 10, 1994

Here's a digitization of a tape of the Violent Femmes at radio station KITS Live 105's "BFD" concert.

The Violent Femmes somehow managed to miss getting "bleeped" during Dance, M.F., Dance! not once...not twice...but twelve times. Consider it a "carpet f-bombing," to coin a phrase.  

Violent Femmes
Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA
June 10, 1994
KITS-FM
Maxell XLII-S > Audacity > wav

01. Introduction
02.  Blister In The Sun
03.  American Music
04.  Dance, M.F., Dance!
05.  Don't Start Me On The Liquor
06.  Breakin' Up
07.  Key of 2
08.  Kiss Off
09.  Add It Up

Ridiculous extra track:
10.  Don Henley Rant by the KITS D.J.s....

https://mega.co.nz/#!PBwwmAxb!aAfqiXS6V88Liy2rFq1CApcZ_ewEc1bBl0ic34R4nsA

If - If

If - If (expanded)

Studio Recordings @320

{Out of Print}

IF was a seminal jazz-rock band formed in 1969 as Britain's answer to the pioneering US bands Blood, Sweat and Tears and Chicago. The main difference was that IF did not have a trumpet or trombone player and featured two saxes instead. Essentially a live band, true to its strong jazz influences IF was probably the only jazz-rock group, both then and now, to feature solos by all the band members, not just by the lead instruments.
More at ProgArchives

Track List:
1. I'm Reaching Out On All Sides
2. What Did I Say About The Box, Jack?
3. What Can A Friend Say?
4. Woman Can You See (What This Big Thing Is All About)
5. Raise The Level Of Your Conscious Mind
6. Dockland
7. The Promised Land
8. Raise The Level Of Your Conscious Mind (7" Version)
9. I'm Reaching Out On All Sides (7" Version)

Band:
Dennis Elliott - Drums
J.W. Hodkinson - Vocals
John Mealing - Keyboards, Vocals
Dick Morrissey - Saxophones, Flute
Dave Quincy - Saxophones
Jim Richardson - Bass
Terry Smith - Guitar

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James Cotton Blue Band - Texas International Pop Festival - 1969

James Cotton Blue Band - Texas International Pop Festival
Dallas International Motor Speedway
Lewisville, Texas,
August 30, 1969
Soundboard (?) @ flac

1. Intro / Cut You Loose
2. Fallin' Rain
3. Heart Attack
4. Knock On Wood
5. Nine Below Zero
6. Dust My Broom
7. The Creeper
8. Turn On Your Lovelight
9. Please Please Please

James Cotton - vocals, harmonica; Luther Tucker - guitar;
Bill Nugent - sax; Bob Anderson - bass; Barry Smith - drums

Thanks to P.R.



Volume 2

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Chicago Transit Authority - Texas International Pop Festival 1969 - Vol. 1

Chicago Transit Authority - Texas International Pop Festival
Dallas International Motor Speedway
Lewisville, Texas,
August 30-31, 1969
Soundboard (?) @ flac

The story...

Volume 1 of 11 volumes for this festival 

1. Intro / Introduction
2. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is
3. South California Purples
4. Beginnings
5. 25 Or 6 To 4
6. announcements
7. I'm A Man

Tracks 1-5: August 30, 1969
Tracks 6-7: August 31, 1969

Robert Lamm - keyboards; Terry Kath - guitar;
Peter Cetera - bass; Danny Seraphine - drums;
Walter Parazaider - woodwinds;
Lee Loughnane - trumpet; James Pankow - trombone

Thanks to P.R. for the links



Volume 1

Jawbox - Grippe 1991 {Out of Print}

Jawbox - Grippe -1991 

Studio Recordings @ 320

{Out of Print}

Washington, DC Jawbox were the first act to leave Ian McKaye’s run Dischord Records for a major label (Atlantic, in this case). A move to a major label turned into both a blessing and a curse for them – for one, they got a chance to present their music to an audience outside of punk/post-punk/indie circles, as well as full creative control over their work, but they were also burdened by incredible expectations and unable to decide on a direction after two albums recorded for Atlantic they finally broke up in the mid 90s. The band was formed by formed by J. Robbins (Government Issue) in the late 80s and initially also included drummer Adam Wade and bassist Kim Coletta. They recorded their debut – a 4 track EP in the spring of 1990 and released it on their own label Desoto. Later that year, the recorded their first full-length – “Grippe” – with engineer Eli Janney (Girls Against Boys) at an Inner Ear Studios. “Grippe” is seen by many as a valuable first step in the band’s history.
More bio at AMG

Track List:
1. FREEZERBURN
2. IMPOSSIBLE FIGURE
3. TOOLS AND CHROME
4. PAINT OUT THE LIGHT
5. CONSOLATION PRIZE
6. GRIP
7. BALLAST
8. SOMETHING MUST BREAK
9. GREEN-LINE DELAYED
10. BULLET PARK
11. MANATEE BOUND
12. FOOTBINDER
13. TOOLS & CHROME
14. SECRET HISTORY
15. BALLAST
16. TWISTER 

Link thanks to Walt...

Grippe

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An invitation....

art by Roberto Gamito

and at Deviant Art

 

For everyone THAT DOESN'T KNOW.....
or even if you do....


We have some pretty cool, dangerous and twisted stuff 
at our other two blogs:
Floppy Boot Stomp
Son O' Floppy Boot Stomp

Stop by and let's have a dialog...

Moses Luster and the Hollywood Lights

I have all 3 of these records and they're all great!
Like all great songwriters, Moses Luster paints pictures with words.









The last 2 of these recordings can be had for "Name Your Price". 
I support artists I love. You should do the same.....

Paul Rodgers - Live From Electric Ladyland New York City April 29, 1993

Live From Electric Ladyland was a syndicated radio show distributed on CD by the Album Network in conjunction with New York City's WNEW-FM radio station. I've seen copies dated from 1990 to 1993, so it looks like it only lasted for about three years.  The copies I've seen on Ebay have never had preprinted cue sheets included....however....this Paul Rodgers show had a fax of the cue sheet with it.  It's possible that they faxed cue sheets rather than printed and mailed them with the compact disc.

Paul Rodgers was promoting his second solo "Muddy Water Blues: A Tribute To Muddy Waters."  That album featured modern reinterpretations of songs by Muddy Waters, with contributions from Brian May, Buddy Guy, David Gilmour, Jeff Beck, Neal Schon, Gary Moore, Brian Setzer, Richie Sambora, Slash, Steve Miller, Jason Bonham and Trevor Rabin.

On the album, Neil Schon soloed on "Born Under A Bad Sign" and the electric version of "Muddy Water Blues."  This show gives you a chance to hear more of the songs with Schon as the guitar player.

This version is sourced directly from the syndicated disc.  There is a small amount of compression added to the tracks that is present on the original disc. Flac files of wavs.  I've included a scan of the faxed cue sheet and the CD.


Paul Rodgers
...with Neil Schon, Deen Castronovo, and Todd Jensen
Live From Electric Ladyland
recorded in New York City April 29, 1993
broadcast window of May 14 to May 23, 1993

01.  Live From Electric Ladyland Intro - Pat St. John
02.  She's Alright
03.  Louisiana Blues
04.  Rollin' Stone
05.  Good Morning Little School Girl, Parts 1 and 2
06.  Muddy Water Blues
07.  Pat St. John talks with Paul Rodgers
08.  Feel Like Making Love
09.  The Hunter
10.  Can't Get Enough
11.  Angel
12.  All Right Now
13.  Promo 1
14.  Promo 2
15.  Promo 3

https://mega.nz/file/bBpX0IqA#zsI29QUnlm3sla89ijHQ53_5qu5jmGNZQ1kBsJA9Ag0

Elvis Costelo & The Attractions - Live Liverpool 1980

Contributed by wacocrimatty...

Horace Barlow Band - Live Mountford Hall
aka - Elvis Costelo & The Attractions
University of Liverpool
February 6, 1980
Liverpool, UK
Soundboard @224

Excerpt from George Gimarc’s Post Punk Diary:
February 6, 1980 - Elvis Costello and the Attractions are masquerading under a different name to play a surprise concert in Liverpool. They’re working out new material and didn’t want the pressure of an audience of reviewers. They were slotted in as the third act at the bottom of a bill featuring Rockpile (with Dave Edmunds and Nick Lowe) and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Nobody really expected much from the “Horace Barlow Band” until they took the stage and the crowd caught on. Elvis played it straight onstage, even down to introducing the band under the fake name. At one point in the show he managed a not-too-subtle dig when introducing a new song called “The Impostor” and dedicating it to his “…great friends, The Jags.” Elvis would repeat the surprise performance the next night in Bradford.
- includes the first known performance of “King Horse”
- includes a rare performance of “Human Touch” (one of 10 known)
- somewhat rare performance of “5ive Gears In Reverse” (one of 15 known)… correction: as of 2012,
there are now 24 known performances of 5ive Gears In Reverse.

Set List:
01. I Stand Accused
02. Possession
03. King Horse
04. Girls Talk
05. 5ive Gears In Reverse
06. The Imposter
07. He’ll Have To Go
08. Human Touch
09. High Fidelity
10. I Can’t Stand Up For Falling Down
11. You Belong To Me
12. Oliver’s Army

Liverpool '80

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Miss January 1980 - Gig Gangel

Sonny Landreth - Live 2004 & 2011

Photo by - Brittany Salerno-WXPN

Sonny Landreth - Live

Louisiana Music Factory
April 30, 2004
New Orleans, LA
(in-store record release show)

Source: AKG 522ms>V3 1648 MS
Recorded: Picklemic
Transfer: DAT>R44> Audacity 2.0.1> Xact 2.24 > FLAC >MP3-vbr
 
Set List:
01. crowd/tuning
02. instrumental
03. Broken Hearted Road
04. All About You
05. A World Away
06. banter
07. Back to Bayou Teche 

08. Bong Square

Sony Landreth - Live NPR World Cafe
at the The Queen
April 1, 2011
Wilmington, DE.
FM Source @ 192

(1 uncut files at 43:11)
 

Set List:
1-"Z. Rider"
2-"Promise Land"
3-"Hell At Home"
4-"Groovy Goddess"
5-"Reckless"
6-"Storm of Worry"
7-"USS Zydecoldsmobile"
8-"Blue Tarp Blues"

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Wallflowers / The Plant, Sausalito, CA Jan. 10, 1997 KFOG-FM

Wallflowers
The Plant, Sausalito, CA
January 10, 1997
KFOG-FM

TDK MAX-100 > Audacity > wav

01.  KFOG Intro
02.  Three Marlenas
03.  One Headlight
04.  Angel On My Bike
05.  6th Avenue Heartache
06.  Skinny Lips
07.  Bleeders
08.  God Don't Make Lonely Girls

Flac files of wavs.

https://mega.nz/#!vNolzKAI!-Y0F3g9dQxdhSXTNBfCXvCrFSI9Tkj6C026FRZCnwWQ

The Wallflowers were in San Francisco as one of the opening acts for Tom Petty's massive 20-date run at the Fillmore and did an excellent (but short) in-studio broadcast for KFOG-FM.  Sound quality is wonderful, I was using metal tapes and it's very clear.  It's my understanding that "Skinny Lips" is an unreleased track...does anyone know for sure if that's right?