Tom Waits - Frank's Wild Demos Zipperman Demo Series Vol. 5 Studio Demos and outtakes @flac
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Track List:
01. Frank's Theme (Open) 02. Innocent When You Dream 03. Blow Wind Blow 04. Hang On St. Christopher 05. Please Wake Me Up 06. Temptation 07. Vocals Tune 08. More Than Rain 09. I'll Take New York 10. Yesterday Is Here 11. Piano Tune 12. Train Song 13. Frank's Theme (Close)
Rebooted...
Originally posted July 3, 2014 & March 4, 2021
photo by Ebet Roberts
Captain Beefheart
Brown Star Sessions 1972
Studio Session Outtakes @ 320
Info: The 1972 sessions that produced the Spotlight Kid and Clear
Spot LPs marked a new era in the recording career of Captain Beefheart
and The Magic Band. With the Captain appearing to have loosened the
structural death grip he imposed on his musicians since the Trout Mask
Replica LP, the tracks that make up the Brown Star Sessions illustrate
the band exploring some new turf by stretching out the tunes and taking
their polyrhythmic mayhem to new heights. The results are similar in
feel to the officially released Mirror Man Sessions, but more relaxed
and varied in style and instrumentation. A number of the tracks here are
either instrumental or wildly different versions than those that would
appear on Spotlight Kid, Clear Spot and subsequent LPs. Check out the
rubbery "Boogler Risin'", which later became "I'm Gonna Booglarize You
Baby" and the slower than molasses take on "Clear Spot." The fidelity
here is better in some points than others (some sound like studio
masters, others contain a little tape hiss) but this is easy to overlook
when the music is as potent as this stuff. Enjoy a good freak out.
~theheatwarps.blogspot.com
Track List: 1.Boogler Risin' 4:29 [Outtake] 2.Dirty Blue Gene I 2:53 [Outtake] 3.Dirty Blue Gene II 3:41 [Outtake] 4.Clear Spot 3:54 [Instrumental] [Outtake] 5.Harry Irene 3:00 [Outtake] 6.Happy Blue Pumpkin 4:43 [Outtake] 7.Kiss 2:42 [Outtake] 8.Little Scratch 4:45 [Outtake] 9.Your Love Brought Me To Life 3:30 [Outtake] 10.Pompadour Swamp 6:46 [Outtake] 11.Funeral Hill I 3:54 [Outtake] 12.Frying Pan 3:28 [Outtake] 13.Dual And Abdul 2:48 [Outtake] 14.Best Batch Yet 2:15 [Instrumental] [Outtake] 15.Suzy Murder Wrist 3:41 [Outtake] 16.I Can't Do This Unless I Can Do This 2:10 [Outtake] 17.Obenso Cinquo 3:48 [Outtake] 18.Funeral Hill II 5:59 [Outtake] 19.Flaming Autograph 2:57 [Outtake] 20.Scratch My Back 1:37 [Outtake]
I received these files from a collector friend in the last couple of days. It sounds to me like Animals has been taken from an improved copy of the source used for the earlier 'Extraction Tapes' vinyl release. Sources appear to have been speed corrected. Unfortunately I don't have artwork, other than that I've found on the web and embedded into the FLACs. Sound is way better than the vinyl transfers I've heard. All in all an amazing release. Beechwoods, 2nd March 2014
Review below from Collector's Music Review: Soon to see release is this Pink Floyd disk “From Abbey Road to Britannia Row”. Subtitled ‘The Extraction tapes’ this CD features that rarest of beasts. Unissued Pink Floyd studio outtakes. Remember the fuss that came around the Beatles ‘John Barrett’ tapes or the ‘Revolution’ leak? This could, subjectively, be Pink Floyd’s answer to that.
Consisting of outtakes collected from both the “Wish You Were Here” and “Animals” albums, the disk is the first time that any of the outtakes have been released in this format. A very exciting time for PF collectors.
Howlin' Wolf (Vocals, Harmonica, Acoustic Guitar) Eric Clapton Lead Guitar Steve Winwood (Piano, Organ) Bill Wyman (Bass, Shakers, Cow-Bell) Charlie Watts (Drums, Conga, Percussion)/ Hubert Sumlin (Rhythm Guitar) Jeferey M. Carp (Harmonica) Ian Stewart (Piano)
additional musicians: John Simon (Piano on Who's Been Talking?) Phil Upchurch (Bass on Rockin' Daddy) Layfayette Leake (Piano on Worried About My Baby, The Red Rooster) Joe Miller, Jordan Sandke, Dennis Lansing (Horns on Built For Comfort)
Track List: 01. Who's Been Talking [02:59.07] 02. Rockin' Daddy [03:46.43] 03. Red Rooster [03:44.55] 04. Poor Boy [02:59.06] 05. Built For Comfort [02:08.72] 06. Do The Do [02:14.65] 07. Highway 49 [02:47.57] 08. Worried About My Baby [02:53.42] 09. What A Woman [02:58.32] 10. Wang Dang Doodle [04:25.14]
Wally Heider Studios A & C, San Francisco, Nov 1970 thru Spring 1971
If I Could Remember My Name outtakes were usually mixed up with so-called PERRO tapes, The Dorks rehearsals or Mickey's Barn, although basically totally different material were involved. It was usually traded as a single disc, bur here are all IICORMN outtakes that ever circulated in probably the best quality around.
Disc 1 01. Song With No Words 02. Tamalpais High 03. What Are Their Names 04. Song With No Words 05. Orleans 06. I`d Swear There Was Somebody Here 07. Music Is Love 08. Laughing 09. Laughing 10. Traction In The Rain 11. Traction In The Rain 12. Traction In The Rain 13. I`d Swear There Was Somebody Here 14. I`d Swear There Was Somebody Here 15. Music Is Love
Disc 2 01. Music Is Love 02. Laughing 03. Laughing 04. Song With No Words 05. Song With No Words 06. Tamalpais High 07. Tamalpais High 08. Tamalpais High 09. Orleans 10. Orleans 11. Cowboy Movie 12. Cowboy Movie 13. Cowboy Movie 14. Slide Jam
Rebooted... Originally posted November 20, 2011 and August 25, 2014
Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band
The Spotlight Kid Outtakes &
Other Studio Sessions
Studio Recordings @320
Pompadour Sessions
Record Plant Studios, Los Angeles: May 1971
I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby Jam (Take 1)
I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby Jam (Take 2)
Pompadour I (Take 1)
Pompadour I (Take 2)
Pompadour II (Take 1)
Pompadour II (Take 2)
Pompadour II (Take 3)
Pompadour II (Take 4)
Pompadour II (Take 5)
The Spotlight Kid Outtakes Songs
Record Plant Studios, Los Angeles: May - September 1971
Funeral Hill #1
Drink Paint Run Run
Seam Crooked Sam #1
Dirty Blue Gene #1
Kiss Me My Love
Alice In Blunderland
Clear Spot
Low Yo Yo Stuff
Seam Crooked Sam #2
Funeral Hill #2
The Spotlight Kid Instrumental Sketches
Record Plant Studios, Los Angeles: May - September 1971
Semi-Multicoloured Caucasian
Dual & Abdul
Open Pins
Ballerino
Best Batch Yet #1
Suzy Murder Wrist
Obenso Cinco
The Witch Doctor Life
Little Scratch #2
Flaming Autograph
Love Grip
No Flower Shall Grow
Best Batch Yet #2
Your Love Brought Me To Life (Take 1)
Your Love Brought Me To Life (Take 2)
That little Girl
Campfires
Sun Zoom Spark Session
Early 1972 (mono)
Intro
Sun Zoom Spark #1
Scratch My Back
Blues Medley: Down In The Bottom; Key to The Highway; Grandpa Don't Love Grandma No More
Sun Zoom Spark #2
Brown Star Sessions
Amiga Studios, Sherman Oaks, North Hollywood: Summer 1972
Sun Zoom Spark #3
Funeral Hill #3
Harry Irene
Little Scratch #2
Dirty Blue Gene #2
Rebooted by request... Originally posted by Doomcan April 14, 2012
The Rolling Stones
Girls, Pills & Powders The Some Girls Studio Sessions Outtakes Studio soundboard @320
This 5 CD set and the 4 CD'The Complete Woodstock Rehearsals',are my favourite Stones boots. Considering Keith's ongoing legal battles over the Toronto bust with the possibility of a lengthy jail term still very real, this is a remarkable testament to the work put in by the Stones.
The songs presented here extend the jams and feature some great playing from Keith and Ronnie. The music is inspired and grooving throughout.
Taking a break from the Jellyfish posts for a bit and putting up something here for our good friend Andy over at The Blog That Nobody Reads. Give his blog a read. See Scans
A Dave Sez contribution...Rebooted (with additional flac link)
Originally posted October 13, 2013 and August 7, 2018
Television - I Need A New Adventure
Studio Session Outtakes @320 & flac
Includes art
From the Dave Sez music archive: outtakes from Television's second album "Adventure", recorded amidst some acrimony at Bearsville Studios, 1978 @320; the group would disband shortly afterwards. Playing with Patti Smith from 1975 onwards, Television would release the seminal "Marquee Moon" and "Adventure" albums in 1977 and 1978; the group would reform briefly for a further album in 1992. The Dave Sez archive has a massive amount of Television, often live with Patti Smith. The crown jewels are however the studio demos (1975-76) for the first album and the outtakes from the second, an extremely rare recording offered here in mp3 @320 & flac
Track List:
1 Ain't That Nothin' 2 Adventure 3 Glory 4 Days 5 Foxhole 6 Carried Away (aka Vibrato Song) 7 Ain't That Nothin' 8 Careful (aka I Don't Care) 9 Glory (instrumental) 10 Carried Away (instrumental) 11 Up All Night (unreleased) 12 Grip Of Love 13 Last Night (Piano Song) 14 The Dream's Dream 15 Glory 16 The Fire
Captain Beefheart - Lick My Decals Off Baby Outtakes
Studio soundboard recordings @256
Instrumental tracks only, no vocals. Some distortion here and their, but still very enjoyable!!
Track List 01-Lick My Decals Off,Baby 02-Doctor Dark 03-I Love You Big Dummy 04-Bellerin' Plain 05-Woe Is Uh Me Bop 06-Japan In A Dishpan 07-Big Toe # 25 08-Petrified Forest 09-The Buggy Boogie-Woogie 10-The Big Dig (The Smithsonian Institute Blues) 11-Space Age Couple 12-Clouds Are Full Of Wine 13-Flash Gordon's Ape 14-Japan In A Dishpan (Take 2) 15-Japan In A Dishpan (Take 4) 16-Japan In A Dishpan (Bass & Drums) 17-Flash Gordon's Ape # 1 18-Flash Gordon's Ape # 2
Track List: 01 This Bird Has Flown (Norwegian Wood) 02 This Bird Has Flown (Vers. 2) 03 This Bird Has Flown (Vers. 3) 04 This Bird Has Flown (Vers. 4) 05 You Won't See Me 06 Nowhere Man 07 Think For Yourself (Vers. 1) 08 Think For Yourself (Vers. 2) 09 The Word 10 Michelle 11 What Goes On 12 Girl 13 I'm Looking Through You (Vers. 1) 14 I'm Looking Through You (Vers. 2) 15 I'm Looking Through You (Vers. 3) 16 I'm Looking Through You (Vers. 4) 17 I'm Looking Through You (Vers. 5) 18 In My Life 19 Wait 20 If I Needed Someone 21 Run For Your Life 22 Drive My Car 23 Daytripper (Vers. 2) 25 We Can Work It Out (Vers. 1) 26 We Can Work It Out (Vers. 2) 27 We Can Work It Out (Vers. 3) 28 We Can Work It Out (Vers. 4)
David Bowie’s divorce from his wife Angela became final on February 8, 1980 and the following week he was in New York starting work on Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps), the first album after the “Berlin Triology.” Working with producer Tony Visconti and the Alomar/Davis/Murry backing band, they laid down instrumental tracks for the songs…
Two months later they would reconvene at Good Earth Studios in London to complete the album. Mixing would be finished by April and the album would be released on September 12. The album would reach #1 in the UK and climb as high as #12 in the US. It received rave reviews when first released and has since been used as a benchmark…
Fresh From Divorce collects together relevant documents surrounding the creation of the album including alternate versions and demos. And since this was during Bowie’s longest hiatus from live performance (after the Stage tour in 1978 he wouldn’t tour again until 1983), included are two television appearances which are rare live outings from this period…
The several unreleased tracks have varying degrees of interest. The disco mix of “Ashes To Ashes” is an 11-minute edit of the album track with long instrumental passages in the beginning. These remixes were popular in the late ’70s, seen as a away for rock artists to gain cross-over appeal…
Overall Fresh From Divorce is a strong compilation of tapes from the era. There has been some discussion about more boxsets from EMI similar to this year’s Station To Station, before Bowie’s contract expires in 2012. Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) is one of the titles under discussion and the contents focus upon these particular tracks which makes this a good title to have until more is released.
Track List: Track 01. Scary Monsters & Super Creeps (Alternate Take) Track 02. It’s No Game (Alternate Take) Track 03. Tired Of My Life (Demo for “It’s No Game”) Track 04. Cameras In Brooklyn (Early version of “Up The Hill Backwards”) Track 05. It Happens Everyday (Early Version Of “Teenage Wildlife”) Track 06. Laser (Early Version Of “Scream Like A Baby”) Track 07. Ashes To Ashes (Unreleased Disco Remix Track 08. Kingdom Come (Alternate Take) Track 09. I Am A Laser (Recorded with the Astronettes - Different lyrics) Track 10. Because You’re Young (Alternate Take) Track 11. Is There Life After Marriage? (Unreleased)
12. Panic In Detroit (Re-Recorded) - *Omitted*
13. Crystal Japan - *Omitted*
14. Alabama Song - *Omitted* Track 15. Ashes To Ashes (”Tonight” TV Show, USA, 5 September 1980) Track 16. Life On Mars (”Tonight” TV Show, USA, 5 September 1980) Track 17. The Man Who Sold The World (”Saturday Night Live” TV Show, USA, 15 December, 1979) Track 18. Boys Keep Swinging (”Saturday Night Live” TV Show, USA, 15 December, 1979) Track 19. TVC15 (”Saturday Night Live” TV Show, USA, 15 December, 1979)
Track List: 01 Wide open road
02 Rock & roll baby
03 You're my baby
04 Get rhythm
05 I walk the line
06 Train of love
07 One more ride
08 Folsom prison blues
09 Wide open road
10 Goodnight Irene
11 My treasure
12 I love you because
13 Leave that junk
14 Country boy
15 Come in stranger
16 Oh lonesome me
17 You're the nearest thing to heaven
18 Don't make me go
19 Give my love to rose
20 The ways of a woman in love
21 Thanks a lot
22 Fools hall of fame
23 I just thought you'd like to know
24 I forgot to remember to forget
25 Always alone
26 The story of a broken heart
The Stranglers - '74-'75-'76 Rare Live & Unreleased
Studio Session Demos & Live @320
{Out Of Print}
Track List:
(Get A) Grip (On Yourself)- demo
Bitching- demo
Go Buddy Go- demo
(Get A) Grip (On Yourself)- live
Sometimes- live
Bitching- live
Peasant In The Big Shitty- live
Hanging Around- live
Peaches- live
Ugly- live
Down In The Sewer- live
Go Buddy Go- live
Wasted- demo
Strange Little Girl- demo
My Young Dreams- demo
Princess Of The Streets- live
Recorded At:
Tracks 1-3 Pebble Beach Studio, Worthing, 11+12/7/76 (Demo tape for Bell Records)
Tracks 4-12 live in London, Hammersmith Odeon, 23/10/76 (supporting Patti Smith)
Tracks 13-15 TW Studios, Fulham, 1974
Track 16 live in Redhill, Surrey, Railway Tavern, 15/11/75
I was rather interested to discover that vintage video footage of the
Stranglers' infamous 1978 open-air gig in London's Battersea Park,
complete with male and female strippers onstage during Nice 'n' Sleazy,
has been posted on YouTube (in the restricted section which requires
users to log in). It's been there for almost nine months now, so
evidently YouTube are perfectly cool with it, which is reassuringly
non-uptight.
What strikes me most about the video is
how preposterously tame it now looks - almost like a scene out of the
once-outrageous but now rather embarrassing Hair. In fact, it's
not just tame, it's positively cheesy. And yet there's a sort of
innocent charm to it, almost of the girl next door variety, which on the
one hand is faintly endearing but which on the other hand makes it even
harder to get one's head around the fact that way back in '78 this was
considered a "sexy" occurrence.
Personally I've
never quite understood how anyone except a twelve-year-old boy could
possibly get turned on by anything as naff and laboured as striptease.
But this particular bit of videotape certainly stands up as a quaint
social document of what used to be considered outrageous - and
as one of the (female) viewers has commented underneath the video, it's
also good to see a bunch of young ladies whose wazongas haven't been
'enhanced' to bursting point by having unnatural substances shoehorned
into them.
100 Ways Forever And Always I Will Be There Non Stop Dancing Left, Right And Centre Again When I Needed You Please Don't Treat Me Bad Soul Dance I Got By In Time Wonderful World
