1. Hello/Calling Sarah
2. The King Is Half Undressed
3. I Wanna Stay Home
4. Sugar And Spice
5. Bye Bye Bye/She Stills Loves Him
6. Will You Marry Me
7. Now She Knows She's Wrong
8. Baby's Coming Back
9. Mr. Late
10. No Matter What/All I Want Is Everything
11. The Man I Used To Be
GTR - Debut Album Demos 1986
Steve Howe – acoustic and electric guitars, guitar synthesizer, backing vocals
Steve Hackett – acoustic and electric guitars, guitar synthesizer, backing vocals
Max Bacon – lead vocals
Phil Spalding – bass guitar, backing vocals
Jonathan Mover – drums, percussion
https://workupload.com/file/Jj9xnTvkRdP
Rick Danko - Bottom Line New York City December 20, 1977
KBFH-FM Broadcast
Rick Danko, formerly of The Band, live at The Bottom Line in New York City on 12/20/1977. Danko was on tour to support his solo album, Rick Danko, released earlier that year.
Rick Danko - Bass & Vocals
Terry Danko - Guitar & Vocals
Michael DeTemple - Guitar
Walt Richmond - Keyboards
Marty Greb - Organ
Jerry Peterson - Saxophone
Danny Seiwell - Drums
01 Intro by Bill Minkin-KBFH 00:55
02 Lovin' You Is Sweeter Than Ever 04:13
03 Small Town Talk 02:52
04 The Weight 04:13
05 Tired of Waiting 03:37
06 Christmas Must Be Tonight 03:58
07 What a Town 03:34
08 Java Blues 05:16
09 Brainwashed 04:02
10 This Wheel's on Fire 04:08
https://pixeldrain.com/u/sxwRn6Ra
Rebooted...
Originally posted April 24, 2014
A special Thank You to Jean-Luc and Dave Sez for sharing this!
Steven Tyler & Friends - Jam For Janie 2025
Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Feb. 2nd 2025
Guest Performers
Chris Robinson – frontman, The Black Crowes
Robin Zander – lead vocalist, Cheap Trick
Matt Sorum – drummer, former Guns N’ Roses and Velvet Revolver
Nuno Bettencourt – guitarist, Extreme
Belinda Carlisle – lead singer, The Go‑Go’s
Marcus King – guitarist/singer, Marcus King
Disc 1
1. IMMIGRANT SONG (Linda Perry)
2. ROCK AND ROLL (Linda Perry)
3. PROUD MARY (Marcus King)
4. DANCING WITH MYSELF (Billy Idol, Steve Stevens)
5. REBEL YELL (Billy Idol, Steve Stevens)
6. I HATE MYSELF FOR LOVING YOU (Joan Jett, Dougie Needles, Kenny Laguna)
7. CHERRY BOMB (Joan Jett, Dougie Needles, Kenny Laguna)
8. BAD REPUTATION (Joan Jett, Dougie Needles, Kenny Laguna)
9. INTRODUCTION/10. MORE THAN WORDS (with Mick Fleetwood)
11. TOYS IN THE ATTIC/12. DREAM ON (with Lainey Wilson)
13. SWEET EMOTION (with Tom Hamilton, Chris Robinson)
14. WALK THIS WAY (with Tom Hamilton, Chris Robinson)
15. WHOLE LOTTA LOVE (with Tom Hamilton, Chris
Robinson)
Disc 2
1. INTRODUCTION
2. MORE THAN WORDS (with Mick Fleetwood)
3. TOYS IN THE ATTIC
4. DREAM ON (with Lainey Wilson)
5. SWEET EMOTION (with Tom
Hamilton, Chris Robinson)
6. WALK THIS WAY (with Tom Hamilton, Chris Robinson)
7. WHOLE LOTTA LOVE (with Tom Hamilton, Chris Robinson)
"Jam for Janie", Janie's Fund Grammy's Viewing Party; Tyler's first live performance since Aerosmith announced their retirement from touring in Aug '24; backed by Nuno Benttencourt, Tom Hamilton, Buck Johnson, James Lomnzo, Suzie McNeil, Matt Sorum, Brent Woods.
https://pixeldrain.com/u/451izeR7
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Bob Dylan - The Rolling Thunder Revue
Fort Collins Colorado, May 23rd 1976
01. Mr. Tambourine Man
02. It Ain't Me Babe
03. Vincent van Gogh
04. Maggie's Farm
05. One Too Many Mornings
06. Mozambique
08. Blowin' in the Wind
09. Railroad Boy
10. Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos)
11. I Pity the Poor Immigrant
12. Shelter from the Storm)
13. Oh, Sister
14. I Want You
15. Tangled up in Blue
16. You're a Big Girl Now
17. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
18. Lay, Lady, La
19. Going, Going, Gone
20. Idiot Wind
21. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
22. Gotta Travel On
23. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
Bob Dylan – lead vocals, guitar
Joan Baez – vocals (collaborated on several songs, including Blowin’ in the Wind, Railroad Boy, Deportee, I Pity the Poor Immigrant)
Scarlet Rivera – violin
T‑Bone Burnette – guitar, piano
Steven Soles – guitar
Mick Ronson – guitar, vocals
Bobby Neuwirth – guitar, vocals
Roger McGuinn – guitar, vocals
David Mansfield – steel guitar, mandolin, violin, dobro
Rob Stone – bass
Howie Wyeth – drums
Gary Burke – congas
https://workupload.com/file/JuWQTqHtUyn
Modern English
Park West
Chicago IL.
July 5th 1984
WXRT FM Chicago Sunday Night Concert
THE BAND
Robbie Grey vocals
Gary McDowell guitar
Stephen Walker keyboards
Michael Conroy bass violin
Richard Brown drums
1 Rainbows End
2 Spinning Me Round
3 Someone's Calling
4 After the Snow
5 Hands Across the Sea
6 Chapter 12
7 Ricochet Days
8 Blue Waves
9 Life in the Gladhouse
10 I Melt With You
11 16 Days / Gathering Dust
12 WXRT Sunday Night Concert
https://workupload.com/file/VqzL4Mej4uR
Eric Clapton – Double Image Part One & Two
Rebooted...
Originally posted August 27, 2015
Wishbone Ash - - The Live Broadcasts 1971 - 2003
DVD Audio Rip
1. Blowin' Free (1973)
2. Blind Eye/Lady Whiskey Medley (1989)
3. Phoenix (2003)
4. Vas Dis (1971)
5. Jail Bait (1971)
6. Time Was (2003)
7. Sometime World (1989)
8. Blowin' Free (Reprise) (1972)
9. The King Will Come (1989)
10. Warrior (1973)
11. Throw Down The Sword (2003)
12. Goodbye Baby Blues (1973)
Andy Powell / guitar, lead vocals
Steve Upton / drums
Martin Turner / bass, lead vocals
Ted Turner / guitar, vocals
Classic performances by the original Wishbone Ash line-up from film and television vaults around the world. Including 1971 performances from the Pilgrimage album, and 1973 performances from the legendary Argus.
https://workupload.com/file/KDwuy5tQhed
Richard Thompson Band
Live at Boulder's Coast, Boulder, Colorado, October 22, 1988
01. Valerie
02. She Twists The Knife Again
03. Waltzing's For Dreamers
04. How Many Times
05. Streets Of Paradise
06. Sugar Bee (Cleveland Crochet Song)
07. Ghosts In The Wind
08. Gypsy Love Songs
09. Wall Of Death
10. Bone Thrugh Her Nose
11. Turning Of The Tide
12. Al Bowly's In Heaven
13. Here Without You (Gene Clark (The Byrds) Song)
Disc 2
01. Two Left Feet
02. Pepper In The Brandy / Seven Coloured Linnet
03. Can't Win
04. Don't Tempt Me
05. Jerusalem On The Jukebox
06. We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
07. Nearly In Love
08. Wall Of Death
09. Turning Of The Tide
10. Can't Win
11. I Still Dream
https://workupload.com/file/t57J5NaTQJq
RED LORRY YELLOW LORRY
If you loved Joy Division, you'll like Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, who
similarly inhabit a bleak world in which swirling guitar figures and
pretentious, gloomy lyrics are the only comforts. While Joy Division was
the unchallenged champ of these nether regions, Leeds' Lorries work the
territory with enough savvy and intelligence (not to mention a cool
suppressed-acid-rock guitar sound) to make it work. Talk About the Weather ultimately succumbs to its own murky tunelessness, but not without a fight.
After that LP, they recorded a great single, "Chance." With distorted
organ drone and a rushed tempo, it sounded as if the band had located
its own true voice. However, Paint Your Wagon borrows enough from
Ian Curtis and Joy Division that you'd think it had been released by
Factory (c. 1981), especially on cuts like "Head All Fire" and "Save My
Soul." A disappointing follow-up to such a promising debut.
The back cover of the Smashed Hits singles compilation is
covered with flattering bits from newspaper clippings, and the tracks
really do live up to most of the praise. Most of the band's finest
moments are included, such as "Hollow Eyes," "Generation" and "Chance."
The guitar work is so good that it covers up the weak points, especially
the vocal Curtisisms and the kickless, rudimentary rhythm section. (The
CD adds two tracks.) They've changed their name back and forth between
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry and the Lorries a few times recently, releasing
one mini-LP (Crawling Mantra) as the latter.
Nothing Wrong is marked and almost marred by an unshifting
swarm of buzzing guitar noise with just enough off-kilter harmonies to
break up the drone. A developing melodic flair is apparent, but none of
the material ranks with the band's best, and Chris Reed's bleak lyrics
are straight out of an Existentialism 101 textbook. "Only Dreaming (Wide
Awake)" is the most diverting effort, with an acoustic guitar intro and
outro, a bass riveting enough to please J.J. Burnel and even a
tambourine in the chorus; only Reed's deep bellowing prevents it from
being a genuine pop song (maybe that's the idea).
Blow sports Ecstasy/rave cover art (after the Lorries' usual
black, gray and brown, bright colors are a breakthrough). Half-jumping
on the acid house bandwagon, Blow takes the band a giant step
forward in terms of melodicism and diversity of sound. Staying clear of
the old monochromatic wall of noise, the production gives them plenty of
punch and much more warmth; the space between instruments (more
keyboards and background vocals this time) helps clarify the sound more
than ever before. The Joy Division comparisons can finally be put to
rest.
~John Leland/David Sheridan
I really like this band. I don't really hear the comparison to Joy Division...so much for rock critics. I believe I may have posted this at the old FBS once upon a time.
Set List:
01 intro
02 Chance
03 Blitz
04 Talk About The Weather
05 Bumper
06 Walking On Your Hands
07 Mescal Dance
08 Save My Soul
09 Strange Dream
10 outro
Thanks to the original source!!
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Charlie Musselwhite - 2026 NOLA Jazz Fest
WWOZ FM Broadcast
01. My Soul 1:52
02. I'll Change My Style 4:34
03. Gone Too Long 4:10
04. River Hip Mama 3:39
05. Bad Boy 5:55
06. Give Me Back My Wig 4:51
07. band intro :44
08. I'm Leaving You Now 4:23
09. I Can't Hold Out 4:13
10. (unknown) 3:07
11. Blues Overtook Me 7:10
12. Stranger Blues 13:39
13. I'm Going Home 4:59
14. Crazy Love 3:43
15. Christo Redemptor 5:45
Charlie Musselwhite - Harmonica, Vocals
Cody Nilsen - Guitar, Vocals
Matt Stubbs - Guitar
Josh Kiggans - Drums
