Santana - Old Waldorf Theater. S.F., CA. 1981

Santana - Old Waldorf Theater
San Francisco, CA, 
February 5, 1981
FM Source @flac

**Original Notes**
This is a VERY common item, widely circulated in various form and sources, but since we are in ratio free period, it's well worth a download! This should be from a FM source (spectrals reveal some sort of a carrier tone), mistakenly circulating as SBD. There is also a much longer audience version, but apparently this all that is available from the broadcast. Lineage is unfortunately totally unknown, but of more than excellent sound quality. Anyhow, the same spectral and frequency analysis confirm it's 100% lossless. This was the last of a 5-nights run a the Waldorf, with the band introducing the Zebop album and tour. Here is the era of Santana drivin' through stadium rock, some unusual tracks played, as the reggae beats on Body Surfin', made it an interesting piece, if I had listenied without knowing, I would have maybe not even thought it was Santana...

Track List:
01-E Papa Re  4.59
02-Primera Invasion  2.20
03-Searchin'  4.41
04-Tales Of Kilimanjaro  2.43
05-Black Magic Woman  3.03
06-Gypsy Queen  3.28
07-All I Ever Wanted  5.17
08-Europa  9.29
09-Savor  7.16
10-Jingo  4.44
11-Aqua Marine  8.11
12-Body Surfin'  7.22
13-Well All Right  4.05
14-Hannibal  4.53
15-Brightest Star  5.27
16-Over and Over  6.15
time 84'13"

LINE UP
Carlos Santana : lead guitar, vocals, percussion.  Alex Ligertwood : lead vocals, rhythm guitar.  Richard Baker : keyboards.  David Margen : bass.  Graham Lear : drums.  Armando Peraza : percussion, vocals.  Raul Rekow : percussion, vocals.  Orestes Vilato : percussion, vocals.
(it is confirmed that many guests appeared at this show, but apparently not on these tracks)


**Original Notes**
Originally upped by survivor69 on zombtracker, 14-October-2011 (zombupload #40)
note that due to disk space limitations, I will not be able to keep seeding this torrent for a long time - I will abandon the seed in a few days, maybe remove from HD these wav/flac files, and keep only my own CDR. Too many things to upload. In case of seeders going missing, enlist yourself as a leecher and some seeder will come back, and you are anyhow welcome to try and ask for additional torrenting...
Checksum file included - if uploaded on other trackers or reseed (and you are welcome to do both), please include original infofile. Also, if not satisfied with my offering, you are welcome to remaster/retrack/whatever and repost, but please always clearly state where/who did you have this material from and keep original infofile. IF YOU ARE THEN OFFERING THIS SET ON YOUR BLOG AS mp3's, PLEASE SPECIFY WHERE TO ALSO GET THE ORIGINAL LOSSLESS FILES.

Thanks to DIME and the people THAT SHARE!

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Vacation Time!!!

I'll be going on vacation until at least May 10, 11.


Cheers!!!

Richard Thompson - Ames, Iowa 1991

Richard Thompson - The Maintainence Shop
Ames, Iowa
February 20, 1991

Soundboard/Matrix recording @flac

**Taper Notes**

This is the first RT show we taped on DAT.
We got 1 channel off the SBD and set up a Shure SM57 hanging out the soundbooth window for the other channel.
We ran them into my little Boss mixer and then into the Sony D3 DAT

Source- SBD and Sennheiser 421> Boss mixer> Sony D3 DAT> CD> EAC> Soundforge 7.0> CDWave> FLAC

For this upload I remixed it this way:
Removed the first .027 seconds from the start of the Shure ch to get it in sync with the SBD ch.
Remixed- left is 75% sbd w/ 25% Shure, right is 90% sbd w/ 10% Shure.
This preserved the direct sound of the SBD while adding some room ambience and a touch of stereo effect to what was two mono channels.

I've given this one out over the years, but even if you have it already maybe you will enjoy my remix.

TRACK LIST:
Early Show:
01. Woman or a Man
02. 1952 Vincent
03. Shoot Out the Lights
04. Two Left Feet
05. God Loves a Drunk
06. Jerusalem on the Jukebox
07. Pharaoh
08. Now That I Am Dead
09. She Moves Through the Fair
10. I Feel So Good
11. When the Spell in Broken
12. Wall of Death*
13. Waltzing's for Dreamers
14. Valerie
 
Encore:
15. Ca Plane Pour Moi

*includes bits of Tom Thumb's Blues, Pretty Ballerina, Needles and Pins, 

When You Walk in the Room

Late Show:
01. I Misunderstood
02. Turning of the Tide
03. Mystery Wind
04. The Choice Wife
05. She Twists the Knife Again
06. Al Bowlly's in Heaven
07. Killerman Gold Posse
08. Beat the Retreat
09. Tear Stained Letter
10. Genesis Hall
11. Read About Love
12. Psycho Street
13. Can't Win
14. Don't Roll Those Bloodshot Eyes at Me
 
Encore:
15. Ghosts in the Wind

Thanks to Dime and the people that share!!

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Firesign Theatre - Everything You Know Is Wrong (1974)

In honor of 420!

Firesign Theater 

Everything You Know Is Wrong

Studio recordings @ 320

{Out Of Print}

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The Velvet Underground - Live Columbus, OH. 1966

The Velvet Underground - Valley Dale Ballroom
November 4, 1966
Columbus, OH.
@320


The Velvet Underground's performance at the Valleydalle Ballroom, Columbus, Ohio, on 4 November 1966, taped by art students in the audience with the help of the band's equipment manager. Excellent show to a largely indifferent and cloth-eared audience. The sound is very good on the whole, given the age of the recording. There are a few different versions of this one circulating, and judging by the track times, this one appears to be the fullest available. And it doesn't have the barking dog...(more at bootleg zone)

 

Set List:
1- Melody Laughter
2- Femme Fatale
3- Venus In Furs
4- The Black Angel's Death Song
5- All Tomorrows Parties
6- I'm Waiting For The Man
7- Heroine
8- Run, Run, Run
9- The Nothing Song

$#$

Van Halen US Festival 1983

I've been spending most of my time over at the Adult Bookstore (our new feature here) posting stuff from my own collection.  That being said, one of the crates that I pulled for posting over there featured a bunch of boots. This is one of them. I'm sure it's posted damn near everywhere and we have even posted 4 songs from this back in 09. The track listing is fucked up but I'm pretty sure it's all here.  One final thing about half way through "You Really Got Me" on the second disc, I guess the taper spilled his bong water on the recorder and fucked up the heads. Well after all it is a BOOT. See half-assed scans.

YOU BETTER CALL UP THE AMBULANCE I'M IN DEEP SHOCK

YOU CAN'T GET ROMANTIC ON A SUBWAY LINE

RIP ~ J.Geils

John Warren "J." Geils Jr.  
February 20, 1946 – April 11, 2017

Rolling Stone...

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The Who - Live New Orleans, LA. 1971

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted December 2, 2012

The Who - Live New Orleans, LA. 
November 29, 1971

AKA - "Gutter Punks At A Warehouse"
Soundboard @ flac 

Lineage: Silver CD > WAVE (Exact Rip with xACT) > FLAC (Level 8, xACT) > TLH > Flac Level 8

Set List:

01 - Baba O'Riley
02 - Bargain
03 - Behind Blue Eyes
04 - Won't Get Fooled Again
05 - Baby Don't You Do It
06 - Magic Bus
07 - Overture
08 - Amazing Journey
09 - Sparks
10 - Pinball Wizard
11 - See Me, Feel Me
12 - My Generation

pass - fbsvw

Gutter Punks

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March 1971 Playmate - Cynthia Hall

Y&T;, BBC Rock Hour #448, Sherwood Hall, Salinas, CA

 Y & T
Sherwood Hall, Salinas, CA
BBC Rock Hour 448
Broadcast week of Dec. 4, 1983

01. BBC Rock Hour 448 Intro - Phil Harvey
02. Hang 'Em High
03. Barroom Boogie
04. Commercial - Maxell Tape
05. Commercial - Dentyne
06. Commercial - Taylor California Cellars
07. Take You To The Limit
08. Midnight In Tokyo
09. Commercial - Jensen Car Stereo Speakers
10. Straight Thru The Heart
11. I Believe In You
12. Commercial - Maxell Tape
13. Commercial - Taylor California Cellars
14. Commercial - Dentyne
15. Down And Dirty
16. Mean Streak
17. Hell Or High Water
18. BBC Rock Hour 448 Outro - Phil Harvey

Flac files of wavs; unfortunately this did not have a cue sheet with it.

Salinas is about 100 miles south of San Francisco and Oakland, just outside the nine counties of the Bay Area.  Most rock tours skipped over Salinas, sticking to the larger population centers to the north.

There's a version of this same show over at the Soundaboard blog that list a recording date of October 1, 1983.

https://mega.nz/file/eIp11SaL#1a0D6ATZ7pJZorurPJyfdbLIlDCcb4-5XDkri4Qfewo

Blue Oyster Cult - Live Denver, Colorado 1981

Blue Oyster Cult - Live McNichols Arena

July 30, 1981
Denver, Colorado

Soundboard @flac

**Original Notes**

Picked this one up from a friend in the mid-90's. Unfortunately, I don't have any linage, but sound quality is SBD and very nice.. My copy of the show also had a Albert Bouchard interview that I included here. It must be from 1980 or 1981.

Band
Albert Bouchard - drums, percussion, vocals
Allen Lanier - keyboards, guitars, vocals
Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser - lead guitar, vocals
Eric Bloom - lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Joe Bouchard - bass guitar, vocals

Set List

01) [05:40] Joan Crawford
02) [05:21] Burnin' for You
03) [16:12] Seven Screaming Diz-busters
04) [08:19] Veteran of the Psychic Wards
05) [03:29] ME 262
06) [07:25] Godzilla >
07) [04:28] Drums >
08) [02:06] Godilla (end)
09) [03:23] Bass solo
10) [07:58] Born To Be Wild
11) [07:27] Don't Fear the Reaper
12) [07:43] Roadhouse Blues

Total [1:15:44]

13) [07:19] Albert Bouchard interview

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Photo by Chloeeeeeee at Deviant Art

Sea Level / Paradise Theater, Boston - BBC Rock Hour #146

Sea Level
Paradise Theater
Boston, Ma
broadcast week of November 30, 1980

recorded on Sept. 23, 1980

Hosted by Lesley Palmiter

01. BBC Rock Hour 146 Intro - Lesley Palmiter
02. Sneakers (Fifty Four)
03. Anxiously Awaiting
04. BBC Rock Hour 146 Break - Lesley Palmiter
05. Commercial - Scotch Recording Tape
06. Commercial - Heath Candy Bar
07. Living In A Dream
08. The Rain In Spain
09. BBC Rock Hour 146 Break - Lesley Palmiter
10.   - ? big ol' mystery track!
11. You Mean So Much To Me
12. Comfort Range
13. BBC Rock Hour 146 Break - Lesley Palmiter
14. Commercial - Heath Candy Bar
15. Commercial - Scotch Recording Tape
16. Shake A Leg
17. King Grand
18. BBC Rock Hour 146 Outro - Lesley Palmiter

https://mega.nz/#!nEhF2BSb!UsueGlb3hv4Lknt5dge7A5aqOFEyO3SQ9sIkIoDvEPw

I want to ask OUR BELOVED AUDIENCE for help in figuring out the title of TRACK 10.  I don't know Sea Level's discography very well, and I can't match the song with a title. I'm asking you to hop in the Mystery Machine and leave a comment with the title below.  If you come up with the title, I'll relabel the track and upload the file again.  Oh, and we'll say THANK YOU right here on Voodoo Wagon to you!

Chuck Leavell joined the Allman Brothers in 1972, when the group moved away from the twin-lead guitar sound in the wake of Duane Allman's death.  He was with them until the band had one of their break-ups in 1976, at which point he went full time with Sea Level. Sea Level's albums mixed long jazz rock instrumentals with shorter funk-rock-pop songs...and never put out a live album.

Hosted by Lesley Palmiter of Boston's WCOZ-FM and brought to you by Heath Candy Bars and
Scotch Recording Tape.  Recorded at the Paradise Theater in Boston.

I also want to ask OUR BELOVED AUDIENCE for help in figuring out the title of TRACK 10.  I don't know Sea Level's discography very well, and I can't match the song with a title. I'm asking you to hop in the Mystery Machine and leave a comment with the title below.

Chuck Leavell went on to play on a dozen or so albums by the Rolling Stones and also win the coveted Georgia Tree Farmer of the Year Award not one but two times.

The vinyl on this was a bit noisy, but I knuckled down and pulled off every click I could find.  Unfortunately there was no cue sheet, but you get a 300 dpi scan of the disc label.