Live at the Tower Theater Philadelphia, Pa. - March 6, 1977 Broadcast Source/ Soundboard @256 Liberated Bootleg
After trying to do some research on this I found that there are a ton of different versions. One with just Muddy Waters set. One with just Johnny Winter's. A version of both set along with James Cotton.
Here is the version of this show with Muddy and Johnny.
Muddy Waters Johnny Winter Pinetop Perkins Willie Smith James Cotton Charles Calmese Bob Margolin
This is what Miles wrote in his autobiography: “Airto Moreira quit
early in 1971 and I got Jimmy Heath’s son, Mtume, to replace him on
percussion. We didn’t record for a while because you have to let a band
get used to playing together before you record anything. We went out on
the road to try to get things together.
“Jack DeJohnette left the group late in 1971, around the same time
Keith Jarrett left. I wanted the drummer to play certain funk rhythms, a
role just like everybody else in the group had. I didn’t want the band
playing totally free all the time, because I was moving closer to the
funk groove in my head. Now, Jack could play drums like a motherf***er
in a groove; he could really do that shit, but he also wanted to do
other things, play a little freer, be a leader, do things his own way,
so he left…
“I tried out Leon Ndugu Chancler… But after Gary Bartz, Keith, and
Jack left my working band, I got my musicians from funk groups and not
jazz bands because that’s the way I was going. Those guys were the last
pure jazz players I’ve had in my bands up until today.”
Miles Davis - trumpet Gary Bartz - sax Keith Jarrett - keyboards Michael Henderson - bass Ngudu Leon Chancher - drums Charles Don Alias - percussions Mtume - percussions
Set List:
1. Directions (11:15) 2. What I Say (15:24) 3. Sanctuary (3:51) 4. It's About That Time (15:55) 5. Honky Tonk (14:25) 6. Funky Tonk (15:45) 7. Sanctuary (1:35)
Boston, MA. October 17, 1973 aka-Call It What It Is
FM Source @ 256
The band played 2 sets, I have never seen a complete recording of both sets.
Second Set 1. Ife 34:05 2. Agharta Prelude 13:16 3. Zimbabwe 11:21
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)
The date of this music is uncertain. The Davis Septet was booked for several nights at Paul's Mall in mid-October 1973. One set from October 17 has been issued on JMY ME-6403. My guess is that these sets took place before the October 17 date but after the recording sessions for Liebman's Lookout Farm, which took place at Generation Sound Studios in New York on October 10-11.
Although these shows have circulated for years with the venue as the Jazz Workshop, according to Jim Rose, a member of the Davis entourage from 1972 on, the venue was Paul's Mall. http://www.plosin.com/MilesAhead
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Originally posted May 20, 2014 and January 23, 2022
The Cure - Disintegration Rare Sessions
Unreleased Demos
Soundboard Studio Recordings @ 256
Track List: Delirious Night (Extended Version) Lullaby (RS3 Arched - RS Home Demo) Fear Of Ghosts (Roger's Home Demo) Babble (Studio Demo) Noheart (Alternate Version) Pictures Of You (XP - RS Home Demo) Prayers For Rain (Studio Demo) Esten (Extended Version) Lullaby (Studio Demo)
All songs are instrumentals and are unreleased. These are not the versions that appear on the deluxe edition.
The last Georgie post went over really well. So I found this on a external and figured I'd give it up. Probably not a lot on here you don't already have, but you never know. See scans
Wow,what with the G brothers on a very succsesful reunion tour I thought it only appropriate that I give you a notorious live show. I'm sure this show prolly had a lot to do with the first breakup of the band with Liam being off his nut, insulting the crowd, the birds flying overhead, his brother, the band, the weather well you get the idea. Wonder if Liam is near the end of his rope on this tour (now) or does he just goes back to the dressing room, after the show, puts his money in a big pile climb to the top and jump off. Here's a nice synopsis of what you'll be getting should you choose to download this show.
Lou's Arista years were not his best. Sadly when you go to listen to Lou, the first things you're not gonna reach for are "The Bells" or "Growing Up In Public" However we did get one masterpiece during this time "Street Hassle" Which brings us to the point where you come in. Apparently the live songs on "Street Hassle" "Gimmie Some Good Times, Leave Me Alone, Shooting Star and Wait" were recorded on April 24th in Ludwigshafen, with Wait being recorded in Munich (I don't know the date of this one) I find it very hard to believe that these songs were recorded at these shows seeing as how the bootlegs I can find of these cuts sound like shit,unless there are soundboard recordings of these songs floating around somewhere I can't find. The songs on "Street Hassle" are definite soundboards. So do you the Lou Reed connoisseur know of where these song exsist, and what show's they are from. Can you help me locate the shows where these live "Street Hassle" songs were recorded? See scans
This "official" bootleg was only available at the end of the show at the Manchester Apollo (UK) on October 15, 2006 or by pre-order on the Raconteurs website. Only 1000 copies were made.
Set List:
CD1 1.Level 2.Hands 3.Back to you 4.Together 5.Christian life 6.Bang bang
CD2 1.Store bought bones 2.Yellow sun 3.Blue veins intro jam 4.Blue veins 5.Intimate secretary 6.Steady as she goes 7.Broken boy soldier
I've always thought that this incarnation of Bowie was treated unfairly. I love the first "Tinners" album and thought the second one had it's moments. Boy, and as seeing how I'm burning up the comments section at The Wagon and The Bookstore this will go over like a lead ballon. See scans
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Originally posted June 1, 2013
The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation - self titled
Released 1969
Studio Recordings @256
Out of Print
Track List: 1. Watch 'N' Chain 2. My Whiskey Head Woman 3. Trouble No More 4. Double Lovin' 5. See See Baby 6. Roamin' And Ramblin' 7. Sage Of Sidney Street 8. Memory Of Pain 9. Mutiny
The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation
Doctor Dunbar's Prescription
Released 1969
Studio Recordings @320
Out of Print
Track List:
1. Change Your Low Down Ways 2. The Fugitive 3. 'Till Your Lovin' Makes Me Blue 4. Now That You've Lost Me 5. I Tried 6. Call My Woman 7. The Devil Drives 8. Low Gear Man 9. Tuesday's Blues 10. Mean Old World
Ansley Dunbar -drums & percussion Victor Brox -vocals, guitar Alex Dmochowski -bass John Moorshead -guitar
Aynsley Thomas Dunbar (Born 10 January 1946) is an English drummer. He has worked with some of the top names in rock, including Nils Lofgren, Eric Burdon, John Mayall, Frank Zappa, Ian Hunter, Lou Reed, Jefferson Starship, Jeff Beck, David Bowie, Whitesnake, Sammy Hagar, Michael Schenker, UFO and Journey.