Billy Bragg - Live At The Ritz 9-15-1990

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

This is a radio broadcast it sounds GREAT. We really need Mr. Bragg now. No covers

                                                                         Songs

                                                                         1.The Milkman Of Human Kindness

                                                                         2. Like Soldiers Do

                                                                         3. Banter

                                                                         4. Little Time Bomb

                                                                         5. St. Swithin's Day

                                                                         6. Levi Stubbs Tears

                                                                         7. Banter

                                                                         8. Marching Song Of The Covert Battalions

                                                                         9. Tank Part Salute

                                                                        10. Banter

                                                                        11. Everywhere

                                                                        12. The World Turned Upside Down

                                                                        13. The Saturday Boy

                                                                        14. There Is Power In The Union

                                                                        15. Intro/Enter Wiggy

                                                                        16. North Sea Bubble

                                                                        17. Banter

                                                                        18. Island Of No Return

                                                                        19. Help Save The Youth Of America

                                                                        20. Greetings To The New Brunette

                                                                        21. A New England

                                                                        22. Banter

                                                                        23. Trust

                                                                        24. Accident Waiting to Happen

                                                                        25. Waiting For The Great Leap Forwards

                                                                        26. Intro Of Guests

                                                                        27.  Dallas

                                                                        28. Hello In There

THEY'RE PLAYING IN THE SUN HAVING FUN FUN FUN TILL DADDY TAKES THE GUNS AWAY

                   YOU'RE MY REASON FOR GETTING OUT OF BED BEFORE NOON

Miles Davis Quintet - Juan-les-Pins, France 1963

Back From the Dead...
Originally posted July 27, 2013

Miles Davis Quintet
La Pinède, Juan-les-Pins France
ORTF radio broadcast
July 26, 1963

OTRF Radio Broadcast > Côte Blues bootleg cd > eac (secure) > wave > shn > flac

 

Miles Davis (tpt)
George Coleman (ts)
Herbie Hancock (p)
Ron Carter (b)
Tony Williams (d)

 

Tracklist:
1 So What (M. Davis) [Jul 26, 1963]
2 Stella by Starlight (N. Washington-V. Young) [Jul 26, 1963]
3 Seven Steps to Heaven - Walkin' [Jul 26, 1963]
4 If I Were a Bell (F. Loesser) [Jul 28, 1963]
5 So What (M. Davis) [Jul 28, 1963]

 

**Dime Seeder's Notes**
- 01: There is a big digipop at the very end of the track
- most tracks are not continuous. There is a fade out and in between the first three tracks.
- According to Peter Losins site, these tracks are also not in the correct order.
- Per Peter Losin , All Blues, My Funny Valentine, Joshua, and the Theme were also played on this night but are missing from this source.
- Nice sound, strong playing. A great piece of history. The "Seven Steps To Heaven" alone makes this recording worth a listen. This version is not seekable and is tracked differently that LL137. The sound quality is pretty much identical but LL137 has many drop outs and digi pops that aren't present or at least so prevalent on this version. 

Many Thanks to the original source and everyone at Dime!!

pass - fbsvw

Juan-les-Pins '63

Don Henley / Summit, Houston, TX 1989 - Superstar Concert Series CO90-01

Don Henley
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series # CO 90-01
for broadcast the weekend of February 3-4, 1990
Recorded live at The Summit, Houston, Texas on September 15, 1989

Digitized June 2022
Hosted by the fabulous Steve Downes
Recorded during Henley's End Of The Innocence Tour. 

01 Westwood One CO90-01 Intro - Steve Downes
02 Commercial - Miller Lite
03 Driving With Your Eyes Closed
04 Dirty Laundry
05 End Of The Innocence
06 Commercial - Volkswagen
07 Commercial - Miller Lite
08 Commercial - Halls Cough Drops
09 Commercial - U.S. Air Force
10 Westwood One CO90-01 Break - Steve Downes
11 Building The Perfect Beast
12 If Dirt Were Dollars
13 Commercial - Miller Lite
14 Commercial - U.S. Air Force
15 Commercial - Duration Nasal Spray
16 Commercial - Greyhound
17 Westwood One CO90-01 Break - Steve Downes
18 The Last Worthless Evening
19 Life In The Fast Lane
20 The Boys Of Summer
21 Commercial - U.S. Air Force
22 Commercial - Miller Lite
23 Commercial - Kit-Kat Bar
24 Westwood One CO90-01 Break - Steve Downes
25 Sunset Grill
26 New York Minute
27 Commercial - Miller Lite
28 Commercial - Halls Cough Drops
29 Commercial - U.S. Air Force
30 Westwood One CO90-01 Break - Steve Downes
31 All She Wants To Do Is Dance
32 I Will Not Go Quietly
33 Westwood One CO90-01 Break - Steve Downes
34 Commercial - Miller Lite
35 Commercial - Halls Cough Drops
36 Commercial - Flintstones Vitamins
37 Westwood One CO90-01 Break - Steve Downes
38 Desperado
39 Westwood One CO90-01 - Steve Downes
40 Westwood One CO90-01 - Steve Downes

Flac files of wavs.  300 dpi scans of the cue sheet, box, and all six disc labels.

https://mega.nz/file/WJhVyQqR#5CQLyaIRFYyiKvbV_hN5HuRbihtFmWFN-lLllIjgrJI

It looks like this was bootlegged as Don Henley Houston Summer 1989 by The Beat Goes On (BGO-9201), a Netherlands label...Discogs lists the release as 1989 but as the first broadcast was in 1990, I suspect that date is off.

Before this show, Henley was on 85-22, 86-A, and 85-14 (in our archives) with a concert from the Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles.

Usually I give a short report about future rebroadcasts of the songs...but this time, we've got to discuss the The Great 1990 Superstar Concert Labeling Screw-Up, or as I call it, the "Henley-Doobie Discontinuity."

This show was repeated as CO 90-15... or 90-27... but only one of those is likely to be correct. 
Starting with the Don Henley 90-15 show, the numbers on Westwood One's Cue sheets did not match up with the numbers on the disc labels.  The cue sheet was 12 digits higher than the disc number.

1990 was rolling along just fine for Westwood One...

Rod Stewart disc and cue 90-11
The Who disc and cue 90-12
Moody Blues disc and cue 90-13
Neil Young disc and cue 90-14

...and then...things went sideways for several months.  Starting with our pal, Don Henley's rebroadcast of these tracks, the disc number no longer matched the cue sheet number.  And it wasn't a one-time mistake, it was repeated for the next twelve shows:

Don Henley 90-15 (discs) / 90-27 (cue sheet)
Allman Brothers 90-16 (discs) / 90-28 (cue sheet)
Bruce Hornsby 90-17 (discs) / 90-29 (cue sheet)
Stevie Nicks 90-18 (discs) / 90-30 (cue sheet)
Guns and Roses 90-19 (discs) / 90-31 (cue sheet)
Guns and Roses 90-20 (discs) / 90-32 (cue sheet)
Steve Miller 90-21 (discs) 90-33 (cue sheet)
Tom Petty 90-22 (discs)/90-34 (cue sheet)
Eric Clapton 90-23 (discs)/ 90-35 (cue sheet)
Stevie Ray Vaughan 90-24 (discs) / 90-36 (cue sheet)
Little Feat 90-25 (discs) / 90-37 (cue sheet)
Elton John 90-26 (discs)/90-38 (cue sheet)
Doobie Brothers 90-27 (discs) / 90-39 (cue sheet)

By the end of the year things got back in sync.  I haven't found any shows that overlap with these numbers except for 90-32, which was a Jackson Browne/Eddie Money show that appears to have the discs and cue back in alignment...and conflicts with the number of the second of the Guns and Roses shows. It would makes sense that there must be more shows from 90-27 to 90-39 that overlap with duplicated numbers, but I have yet to find any.

But enough of WW1's screw-up, let's get back to the artist in question.  Henley's also got two songs on 90-10, a multi-artist compilation from Farm Aid.

It looks like there was a repeat of this show as 91-15 as I saw one on Ebay, but I'm suspicious of the listing because the original show was 90-15, and it seems odd that they'd repeat the show exactly a year later with an almost identical catalog number.

Three tracks (Driving With Your Eyes Closed, Dirty Laundry, The End of the Innocence) are repeated on 91-52, a "Best of 1991" show.

Three more tracks (Sunset Grill, New York Minute, and Desperado) turn up on 92-49, a "best of 1982-1992" compiliation with other artists, and again on 94-49, another "Best of" with the same three songs.

93-43 featured tracks from Foxboro Stadium, Boston Walden Woods Benefit, and 94-21 repeated those tracks a second time.

97-06 had Don on two songs from Farm Aid...and after that I haven't found any Henley tracks...even though Westwood One went on for another 15 years. 

Patti Smith Group LIVE in NYC NY 1975

Patti Smith Group

WBAI-FM Studios

NYC NY

1975-05-28  

WBAI-FM Broadcast @320

01. We're Gonna Have a Real Good Time Together 

02. The Hunter Gets Captured By the Game 

03. Birdland 

04. Redondo Beach 

05. Son Of Space Monkey 

06. Snowball 

07. Land (Distant Fingers)

08. Break it Up 

09. Gloria 

10. Sheherazada 

11. Piss Factory

12. Horses

Patti Smith - Vocals

Ivan Kraal - Guitar

Lenny Kaye - Guitar

Richard Sohl - Piano 

The Rock Poet

This Is Where We're At...

Hinterwald passes on to the Blogger Hall of Fame...R.I.P.

 

Jobe is AWOL with some health issues...

 

Rocket is not answering emails concerning a dead link...

AND

Enoch has basically been locked out of Blogger...

If anyone has experience issues with syncing a gmail account with Google Blogger or what might be causing the problem with Blogger...
After accepting a new invite to post using a new GMAIL address Blogger repeatedly takes person to a page that wants them to create a blog. We have spent the last 10+ days trying to resolve the issue.
 

We have tried...
Logging out of all gmail accounts and back in.
Dumped cookies, cache, temp files etc.
Used different browsers and different devices....NO LUCK.

I may be posting for Enoch in the future if this is not resolved.

If you have any ideas or experience with this problem please leave a comment on this post or send an email to inasilentway1 at yahoo.

THANKS!!

Otis Taylor - Live Monterey Jazz Festival 2007

Back From the Dead...
Originally posted October 6, 2009

Otis Taylor - Monterey Jazz Festival
September 22, 2007
Excellent WBGO FM Source @320

  By his mid-teens, Taylor was already playing guitar and harmonica in his own groups, the Butterscotch Fire Department Blues Band and later the Otis Taylor Blues Band. He also formed the T&O Short Line with legendary Deep Purple singer/guitarist Tommy Bolin before retiring from the music business in 1977 to become a successful antiques dealer. Taylor returned to music in 1995 with albums reminiscent of John Lee Hooker's work, albeit with a more minimalist bent. But it wasn't until 2001, when Taylor started to play what he calls "trance blues," that people really took notice. The recording White African's haunting rhythms and dark lyrics revealed a bluesman unafraid to expose social wounds.  

The complete concert was not broadcast!

No Set List

Monterey '07 

Alice Cooper - Cincinnati, OH. 1987

Alice Cooper - Live At The Garden
Cincinnati, OH.
March 6, 1987
Soundboard @192

 

Band Line Up:
Alice Cooper - vocals
Kip Winger - Bass
Derek Sherinan - keyboards
Kane Roberts - Guitar
Ken Mary - Drums

 

Setlist:

01 - Welcome To My Nightmare
02 - Billion Dollar Babies
03 - No More Mr Nice Guy
04 - Be My Lover
05 - Eighteen
06 - The World Needs Guts
07 - Give It Up
08 - Cold Ethyl
09 - Only Women Bleed
10 - Go To Hell
11 - Ballad Of Dwight Fry
12 - Elected
13 - Under My Wheels
14 - Sick Things
15 - I Love The Dead
16 - School's Out

 

&!&

Flac version available here 

Al Foster Quartet - Village Vanguard 2008

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted June 9, 2009

Al Foster Quartet - Village Vanguard
New York, NY
May 21, 2008
FM Source @320

 Al Foster (born January 18, 1944 in Richmond, Virginia) is a jazz drummer "... for what I wanted in a drummer, Al Foster had all of it."- Miles Davis. The master drummer has been a major innovator in the world of jazz for several decades. As a member of the Miles Davis band from 1972 to 1985, Foster's contribution to Davis' music is articulated by Davis himself in his 1989 autobiography, Miles: The Autobiography, where Davis describes the first time he heard Foster play live in 1972 at the Cellar Club on 95th Street in Manhattan: 'He [Foster] knocked me out because he had such a groove and he would just lay it right in there. That was the kind of thing I was looking for. AI could set it up for everybody else to play off and just keep the groove going forever." Its noteworthy that Foster played with Miles' large funk fusion group in the 70s, was one of the few people to have contact with Miles during his retirement, and was also part of his in the 80s. He was the only musician to play in Miles' band for both periods. 

Setlist
So What
The Chief*
Peace
Take the A Train
Cantaloupe Island
Brandyn*
Jean Pierre
 

*Foster's compositions

 

 Village Vanguard '08

 

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Dublin, Ireland 2002

 

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Witness Festival
Dublin, Ireland
July 14, 2002
FM Source @320

 

Setlist
1.Red Eyes and Tears
2.Reprise
3.Spread Your Love
4.Love Burns
5.Rifles
6.White Palms
7.Awake
8.Whatever Happened to My Rock 'n' Roll (Punk Song) 

 

>+<

 

 

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John Cougar Mellencamp / Superstar Concert #98-06

John Mellencamp
Superstar Concert Series #98-06 
for broadcast the week of January 26, 1998

01 J.J. Jackson - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 98-06 Intro
02 John Mellencamp - Small Town
03 John Mellencamp - Love and Happiness
04 John Mellencamp - Jack & Diane
05 J.J. Jackson - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 98-06 Break
06 John Mellencamp - Lonely Ol' Night
07 John Mellencamp - Rain On The Scarecrow
08 J.J. Jackson - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 98-06 Break
09 John Mellencamp - Crumblin' Down
10 John Mellencamp - R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. (A Salute To 60s Rock)
11 J.J. Jackson - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 98-06 Break
12 John Mellencamp - Pink Houses
13 J.J. Jackson - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 98-06 Break
14 John Mellencamp - Key West Intermezzo (I Saw You First)
15 John Mellencamp - Authority Song
16 John Mellencamp - Check It Out
17 John Mellencamp - Hurts So Good
18 J.J. Jackson - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 98-06 Break
19 John Mellencamp - Paper In Fire
20 John Mellencamp - Wild Night
21 J.J. Jackson - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 98-06 Outro

Tracks 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12:
New World Music Theatre, Tinley Park, IL - October 4, 1997 Farm Aid '97

Tracks 14, 15, 16, 17:
Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, South Carolina October 12, 1996 Farm Aid '96
Tracks 19, 20:

Cardinal Stadium, Louisville, KY October 1, 1995 Farm Aid '95: 10th Anniversary

Flac files of wavs, plus 300 dpi scans.

https://mega.nz/file/OEoxzCpJ#tChFUQJ7X9U9uCFEZxcGSSwNGWsbXwxURELW0mRx5GI

I originally embarked on the Mellenfest project in the summer of 2021 but ran into a roadblock when I tried to extract #99-36.  By mid 1999, Westwood One switched from factory pressed silver CDs to CD-Rs.  The dye layer on many CD-Rs is not stable and degrades over time.  The second disc of my copy of #99-36 will no longer extract files correctly.  I tried extracting it with three different drives, but it was unusable.  I bought a brand new up-to-date drive in the hopes that it might work but it made no difference.  So I was stuck.  This was July 2021...and it brought my Mellenfest project to a screeching halt.  I had to wait until February 2022 before a copy of 98-06 turned up on Ebay.   98-06 is the same show as 99-36...but with one additional track: Check It Out, which was dropped from the track list on 99-36.  So...things turned out for the best, and I could move ahead with the project.

With this show, we start running into "variations" in the songs.  Westwood One often repeated tracks on future shows, but edited tracks differently than on the original syndication.  On this show, we have "Small Town" with a spoken introduction, and "Love and Happiness" with an a capella vocal introduction.  Future rebroadcasts of these songs were shorter edits, leaving out or shortening the introduction. 

Jack & Diane gets a rap break middle section that's an interesting contrast with the country fiddle.

Flac files of wavs.  Comes with 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet, certificate of performance, and CD discs.

Desert Rose Band / Live From Gilley's L88-15

Desert Rose Band
Live From Gilley's L88-15
for broadcast the week of April 4, 1988

01 Live From Gilley's LG 88-15 Intro - Jim Duncan
02 Why You Been Gone So Long  (Mickey Newbury)
03 Under Your Spell Again (Buck Owens, Dusty Rhodes)
04 Love Reunited (Steve Hill, Chris Hillman)
05 Livin' In The House (Steve Hill, Chris Hillman)
06 Live From Gilley's LG 88-15 Break - Jim Duncan
07 Commercial - Suzuki
08 Commercial - Mineral Ice
09 Live From Gilley's LG 88-15 Break - Jim Duncan
10 Hard Times (Jon Brandford, Chris Hillman, Bill Wildes)
11 For The Rich Man (Steve Hill, Chris Hillman) 
12 He's Back And I'm Blue (Robert Anderson, Michael Woody)
13 Live From Gilley's LG 88-15 Break - Jim Duncan
14 Golf Digest - Tom Watson
15 Commercial - Hamburger Helper
16 Live From Gilley's LG 88-15 Break - Jim Duncan
17 You Can Close Your Eyes (James Taylor)
18 Just Tell Me Darling (Chris Hillman)
19 Live From Gilley's LG 88-15 Break - Jim Duncan
20 Commercial - Suzuki
21 Commercial - Hamburger Helper
22 Commercial - Clorox Bleach
23 Live From Gilley's LG 88-15 Break - Jim Duncan
24 One Step Forward (Chris Hillman, Bill Wildes)
25 One That Got Away (Chris Hillman, Peter Knobler)
26 Live From Gilley's LG 88-15 Break - Jim Duncan
27 Commercial - Suzuki
28 Commercial - Hamburger Helper
29 Commercial - Clorox Bleach
30 Live From Gilley's LG 88-15 Break - Jim Duncan
31 Running The Roadblocks (Chris Hillman, Peter Knobler)
32 Ashes of Love (Jack Anglin, Jim Anglin, Johnnie Wright)
33 Live From Gilley's LG 88-15 Outro - Jim Duncan

This version digitized June 2022 from the vinyl LP.  Includes 300 dpi scan of the cue sheet and both disc labels.

https://mega.nz/file/Tc5VRDaa#EaF_zceSfO5KMvJbUbFs-47EynpFGXS1YMu0N0yMxLU

The Desert Rose Band was former Byrd Chris Hillman's band from 1987 through 1993.  They put out five albums (and a greatest hits comp) between 1987 and 1993, and had a good run on the C&W charts with seven songs in the Top Ten (including two #1's)

This set, recorded at Gilley's in Padadena, Texas, includes live versions of four of those charting singles:
He's Back and I'm Blue C&W #1
One Step Forward C&W #2
Love Reunited C&W #6
Ashes of Love C&W #26

The band was touring in support of their second LP Running, but the set list was drawn mainly from their first album:
 
From the 1987 album The Desert Rose Band:
One Step Forward (Chris Hillman, Bill Wildes)
Love Reunited (Steve Hill, Chris Hillman)
He's Back And I'm Blue (Robert Anderson, Michael Woody)
Ashes of Love (Jack Anglin, Jim Anglin, Johnnie Wright)
One That Got Away (Chris Hillman, Peter Knobler)
Hard Times (Jon Brandford, Chris Hillman, Bill Wildes)

From the 1988 album Running:
For The Rich Man (Steve Hill, Chris Hillman) 
Livin' In The House (Steve Hill, Chris Hillman)

One of the great things about these live radio broadcasts is discovering songs bands never released, and this one has five unreleased songs.

There are covers of Buck Owens classic "Under Your Spell Again" and James Taylor's "You Can Close Your Eyes."

Two songs are from Chris Hillman's solo album from 1985, Desert Rose, which, in spite of its name is note a Desert Rose Band album.

Chris Hillman Desert Rose LP 1985:
Why You Been Gone So Long (Mickey Newbury)
Running The Roadblocks (Chris Hillman, Peter Knobler)

Finally, there's a song that didn't turn up until eight years later.  "Just Tell Me Darling" came out in 1996 on Chris Hillman & Herb Pedersen's Bakersfield Bound CD.

The Desert Rose Band made four unique appearances on Westwood One shows. I've never seen a second syndication of the tracks.  Westwood One often repeated shows with a different set of commercials, but that does not appear to have happened with the Desert Rose Band.

Recorded at Gilley's:
Live From Gilley's 87-39
Live From Gilley's 88-15 (this set)

Recorded at the Ritz, New York City
Westwood One Presents 89-35 (in our archives)
Westwood One Presents 90-07

The last two look like they were bootlegged or grey marketed as Roses At The Ritz (Royal Sound Music – RSM 014 SQ (1994)   DISCOGS.com says "This album is made from segments from two concerts at the Ritz, New York in 1987 and 1989."  I don't have a copy of the bootleg.

I do have Gilley's #87-39, but Side 2 is so badly scratched that I can't use it.  There are too many skips. 

I've tried all the tricks I know but can't make it work.  So...I'm running a search on Ebay and hoping that
a clean copy will turn up.

On the commercials, we have actor Patrick O'Neal for Mineral Ice, and comic Bill Saluga as his character Raymond J. Johnson, Jr.  If his name doesn't jog your memory, maybe his catchphrase "You can call me Ray....or you can call me Jay, or you can call me...." will do so. 

Miles Davis - Live Shaboo Inn 1974

Back From The Dead...

Originally posted January 13, 2013

Miles Davis -  Shaboo Inn

Willimantic, CT

January 26, 1974

Soundboard (?) @224

Miles Davis (tpt, org); Dave Liebman (ss, ts, fl); Pete Cosey (g, perc); Reggie Lucas (g); Michael Henderson (el-b); Al Foster (d); James Mtume Forman (cga, perc)

First fragment

1 For Dave (M. Davis) (incomplete) 15:43

2 Turnaroundphrase (M. Davis) 16:41

3 Tune in 5 (M. Davis) 8:37

4 Agharta Prelude (M. Davis) (with applause) 10:53

Second fragment

5 Band warming up 0:41

6 Ife (M. Davis) 21:38

7 Turnaroundphrase (M. Davis) 16:32

Henderson plays the "Right Off" el-b vamp for the first 0:08, then settles into "Turnaroundphrase."

8 For Dave (M. Davis) 18:57

9 Calypso Frelimo (M. Davis) (incomplete) 13:33

 

**Original Notes**
Some versions in circulation have a splice at ca. 4:15, at which point about 0:25 is missing.
Several of the indexes are incorrect on So What: Disc 1: For Dave (21:21); Turnaroundphrase (18:49); Tune in 5 (8:52); Prelude (10:30). Disc 2: Ife (22:01); Turnaroundphrase (16:23); For Dave (18:35); Calypso Frelimo (12:59).

In addition, the first 8:41 of Disc 1 repeats the end of "Calypso Frelimo" from Disc 2. Listen for the splice in Disc 2's "Calypso Frelimo" (at 4:15); the remainder of the tune is grafted onto the beginning of Disc 1's "For Dave."

 

Evidence for the date of this recording is confused. The Davis Septet was originally booked for two nights at the Shaboo Inn: January 24-25 (Thursday-Friday). The former owner of the Shaboo recalls that they didn't play on Thursday because Davis's hairdresser wasn't there -- which leaves January 25 (Friday) as the date. According to Dave Liebman, however, the music is from Saturday -- this is written on the tape Liebman made from the stage. Maybe the group stayed over Saturday night to make up for the missed show on Thursday -- although I haven't found any advertisements or reviews to corroborate this. It's also unclear whether all of this music is from the same night. The master (a single 120-minute tape) contains two extended but incomplete medleys. The second fragment begins on side A of the tape with the band warming up and ends about 9:00 into side B with the incomplete "Calypso Frelimo" listed above. The first fragment begins abruptly in the middle of "For Dave" and concludes with set-ending applause following "Prelude, part 2."
The presence of two versions of "For Dave" suggests that the music here is from more than one night, but this is speculation.
The Davis Septet had a busy road schedule during this period: Shaboo Inn, Willimantic (January 24-26); Massey Hall, Toronto (January 27); Arie Crown Theater, Chicago (February 1); Guthrie Theatre, Minneapolis (February 5); Masonic Auditorium, Detroit (February 10); Keystone Korner, San Francisco (February 12-17); Club Etcetera, Washington (February 24-March 3); Carnegie Hall, New York (March 30); Chicago Auditorium (April 13). I'm sure there are many other dates here, but I'm still looking for ads and reviews.

A review of a Club Etcetera show begins by describing it as "one of the few local engagements [Davis] has not canceled," and goes on to capture nicely the Septet's performance: "His group is improvising, listening to each other, throwing phrases back and forth. They are not working under predefined changes or chord progressions. Neither are they being guided through the performance of a piece they have rehearsed to perfection with the score in front of them. Davis is giving direction to their improvisation, establishing a control that lessens the low points in communication. 

 

Shaboo Inn '74

The Fixx / Live From Electric Ladyland April 29, 1991

The Fixx
Live From Electric Ladyland
New York City,  NY
Recorded April 29, 1991

   
I do not have a promo poster for this show and don't know the air date.

01. Pat St. John - Live From Electric Ladyland Intro
02. Precious Stone
03. All Is Fair
04. How Much Is Enough
05. Shut It Out
06. One Thing Leads To Another
07. Pat St. John & the Fixx - LFEL Break and Interview
08. No One Has To Cry
09. Outside
10. Crucified
11. Driven Out
12. Pat St. John - LFEL Break
13. Deeper and Deeper
14. Red Skies
15. Pat St. John -  Live From Electric Ladyland Outro
16. The Fixx - Promo

Okay, gang, this one wraps up the Live From Electric Ladyland shows for now.  There's one more confirmed show - Jeff Healey - that I've never been able to track down.  It was one of the first three shows, before they began pressing them up on compact disc.  It's either on reel-to-reel, or cassette.

Unknown Digitization date.  You know the story already:   A kind-hearted soul was passing by and generously donated the raw wav files from the CD to us, and I got to work slicin' n' dicin' it up into individual tracks, fixing sector boundary errors, tagging the files with the composers names, etc. There were no associated scans of the CD or cue sheet. I edited and chaptered the files in May 2022.    

Flac files of wavs.  No cue sheet.  I found a low resolution scan of the disc on Discogs.com

https://mega.nz/file/rMo2ibyI#NxlBGMS4nbPpq_zhuwiXR38vL0JtBNQmD7nWKHBLspc

George Thorogood / Live From Electric Ladyland July 22, 1993

George Thorogood
Live From Electric Ladyland
New York City,  NY
Recorded July 22, 1993   The promo poster lists the broadcast date as “later this month.”

01. Pat St. John - Live From Electric Ladyland Intro
02. Who Do You Love
03. Cocaine Blues
04. Howlin' For My Baby
05. Move It On Over
06. Pat St. John & George Thorogood - LFEL Break and Interview
07. Night Time
08. I Drink Alone
09. No Particular Place To Go
10. Pat St. John -  LFEL Break
11. Get A Haircut
12. Bad To The Bone
13. Pat St. John -  Live From Electric Ladyland Outro
14. George Thorogood - Promo 1
15. George Thorogood - Promo 2

With this show, we're approaching the end of the known Live From Elecric Ladyland shows.  Later today I'll post the show from The Fixx, which will leave us with just the Jeff Healey show to track down.  

Unknown Digitization date.  A kind-hearted and generous reader of our blog emailed me the raw wav files from the CD. There were no associated scans of the CD or cue sheet. I edited and chaptered the files in May 2022.    

Flac files of wavs.  No cue sheet.

https://mega.nz/file/PZRh1CxY#mzekvZjfD_thCyPY8_cx_GBWQ_UvabFkEbDHpeYQQnU

Pat Benatar / Live From Electric Ladyland June ??, 1993

Pat Benatar
Live From Electric Ladyland
New York City,  NY
Recorded June 1993 (only month and year on CD).  The promo poster lists the broadcast date as “coming in August.”

01. Pat St. John - Live From Electric Ladyland Intro
02. Intro Jam (title is not known)
03. Heartbreaker
04. Live For Love
05. One Love
06. Invincible (Theme From The Legend of Billie Jean)
07. Interview - Pat St. John & Pat Benatar
08. Somebody's Baby
09. Hit Me With Your Best Shot
10. Everybody Lay Down
11. Pat St. John -  Live From Electric Ladyland Break
12. True Love
13. Disconnected
14. We Belong
15. Promises In The Dark
16. Hell Is For Children
17. Pat St. John -  Live From Electric Ladyland Outro
18. Pat Benatar - Promo 1
19. Pat Benatar - Promo 2

Most likely bootlegged as: Live At The Electric Ladyland (Traditional Line).  Tracks on the bootleg are in a different order, however.

https://mega.nz/file/rUBSlCiC#UTB0OpbbKB8y1pp6B40ApqJN0zDzmmpbBtdPzMewfPg

Great White / Live From Electric Ladyland May 21, 1991

Great White
Live From Electric Ladyland
New York City,  NY
Recorded May 21, 1991 promo poster says the broadcast date was Friday, July 19, 1991

01. Pat St. John - Live From Electric Ladyland Intro
02. Train To Nowhere
03. Cold Hearted Lovin'
04. Desert Moon
05. Weak Brain and Narrow Mind
06. Interview - Pat St. John & Band
07. Rock Me
08. Down At The Doctors
09. Pat St. John -  Live From Electric Ladyland Break
10. Can't Shake It
11. Once Bitten Twice Shy
12. Pat St. John -  Live From Electric Ladyland Outro
13. Jack Russel - From Electric Ladyland Promo

A kind-hearted and generous reader of our blog emailed me the raw wav files from the CD. There were no associated scans of the CD or cue sheet. I edited and chaptered the files in May 2022.    
Flac files of wavs.  No cue sheet or disc scan.

https://mega.nz/file/7RxE1AjD#Gq2zVLz9H3awhLRwPz35zYBUwT8edeO1TF2hKgo4cxQ

.38 Special / Live From Electric Ladyland August 12, 1991

.38 Special
Live From Electric Ladyland
New York City,  NY
recorded August 12, 1991 
The promo poster broadcast date is listed as Friday, September 27, 1991

01. Pat St. John - Live From Electric Ladyland Intro
02. Rough-Housin'
03. Back Where You Belong
04. Last Thing I Ever Do
05. Caught Up  In You
06. Pat St. John - LFEL Break
07. Wild-Eyed Southern Boys
08. Rebel To Rebel
09. Second Chance
10. Pat St. John - LFEL Break
11. The Sound of Your Voice
12. Hold On Loosely
13. Pat St. John -  Live From Electric Ladyland Outro

Unknown Digitization date.  A kind-hearted and generous reader of our blog emailed me the raw wav files from the CD. There were no associated scans of the CD or cue sheet. I edited and chaptered the files in May 2022.    

Flac files of wavs.  No cue sheet, no disc scan.  I make a sad-faced emoji at you for my failure to come up with a scan:  :(

https://mega.nz/file/nJg3WaiC#d15I-ETmKziM7B1DQ1h0_Zqf1srgTCAbjlRwzp7d5YY