Thursday, July 16, 2020

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Glastonbury 2013

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds 
Glastonbury Festival
Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset, England

June 30, 2013

Broadcast source @320


Set List:
1.We No Who U R
2.Jubilee Street
3.From Her to Eternity
4.Deanna
5.Jack the Ripper
6.Tupelo
7.People Ain't No Good
8.The Mercy Seat
9.Stagger Lee
10.Push the Sky Away
11.Red Right Hand


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Wednesday, July 15, 2020

David Bowie - Bridge School Benefit 1996

David Bowie - The Bridge School Benefit
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA.
October 19 & 20*, 1996
 Unknown source
Liberated bootleg@320


Set List:
01 Intro
02 Aladdin Sane
03 The Jean Genie
04 I'm A Hog For You Baby
05 I Can't Read
06 The Man Who Sold The World
07 Heroes
08 Let's Dance
09 Aladdin Sane*
10 The Jean Genie*
11 I Can't Read*
12 The Man Who Sold The World*
13 China Girl*
14 Heroes*
15 White Light White Heat*
16 Helpless* (
with Neil Young)


The Bridge School Benefit Concert in Mountain View, California.
Bowie performed two small acoustic sets over two nights on the 
19th and 20th of October 1996.


 

Tuesday, July 14, 2020

James Cotton LIVE in San Luis Obispo CA 1992

James Cotton 
San Luis Obispo Veterans' Hall
San Luis Obispo, CA
1992-11-14 
Soundboard @320


1st Set

01. Instrumental (Fades In)
02. Steamroller Blues
03. James Cotton Intro---Instrumental
04. Rocket 88
05. You Don't Have To Go
06. Rock Me, Baby
07. Got My Mojo Working
08. Sweet Home Chicago (Fades Out)
09. Just a Little Bit (Fades In)
10. Instrumental

2nd Set

11. Instrumental
12. Everybody Knows About My Good Thing
13. James Cotton Intro---Hitch Hike
14. Take Off Your Shoes
15. Someone Else Is Steppin' In (Slippin' Out, Slippin' In)
16. The Things That I Used To Do
17. I'm Ready
18. Get On Down
19. Blow Wind Blow
20. My Love Don't Mean A Thing
21. Mannish Boy
22. You Know I Love You
23. Let's Shout (Baby Work Out)---I Feel Good---Set Closing Jam
24. Encore Break
25. Stop Breaking Down---Outro Jam


Friday, July 10, 2020

Frank Zappa & The Mothers - Veterans Memorial, Columbus, OH 1970

Frank Zappa & The Mothers
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
November 20, 1970
Columbus, OH
@flac

Sound quality varies from A to B+, but is of 1970 11 20 - Veterans Memorial Auditorium,
Columbus, OH. - November 20, 1970
120 min, Aud, A/B+

Sound quality varies from A to B+, but is overall very good.
Paladin Routine, Call Any Vegetable, It Can't Happen Here, A Pound For A Brown, Sleeping In A Jar, Porko The Magnificent (incl. December Bride, Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head, I Can't Give You Anything But Love), Sharleena, The Sanzini Brothers, Penis Dimension, Johnny's Theme, q: Duke Of Earl, Wonderful Wino, Concentration Moon, Mom & Dad, The Air, Dog Breath, Mother People, You Didn't Try To Call Me, King Kong, The Sanzini Brothers, Who Are the Brain Police? (q: This Town Is A Sealed Tuna Sandwich) overall very good.

~http://www.zappateers.com/fzshows/7071.html


Zappateer Notes
The main source for this seed (which surfaced around the late 90's along with other Columbus tapes from *blknapkins* is, for 1970, a remarkable audience recording that sounds similar to the Fillmore SBDs from earlier in the month.

Also remarkable was that there was a second audience tape, still quite good although more normal for the early 70's, which lolive provided and which has been used to patch a few cuts in the blknapkins master (including a big one from early in Porko to late in Sharleena). Fellow Columbus natives will (probably) enjoy FZ and company taking a few potshots at our hometown.

1970 11 20 Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Columbus, OH 118.34 AUD 3rd (pbuzby-lolive)

main source:
3rd gen analog stereo AUD -> Sony TC-WE475 -> REALTEC AC-97 -> Goldwave (recording) -> Soundforge (speed correction) -> CDWav/EAC (edits) -> FLAC 8 -> FLAC
transfer by: pbuzby

second source:
unknown gen mono AUD -> Alpine deck AL-35 (azimuth optimised) -> Creative SB Live -> Adobe Audition (acquisition)-> wav/samples -> Trader's Little Helper -> FLAC
transfer by: lolive

edited by: pbuzby
speed tips: flambay
guest editor: rumpelstilz

 
*This is my recording as fucked with by the Zappateers*


Set List
01 Intro
02 Paladin
03 Call Any Vegetable
04 It Can't Happen Here
05 Pound For A Brown
06 Sleeping In A Jar
07 Porko The Magnificent (switch to second source 0:37)
08 Sharleena (tf splice 0:05 w/slight fade but no music missing, return to main source at 2:43)
09 The Sanzini Brothers
10 Penis Dimension (tf splice 6:04, no music missing)
11 Preamble To Set Two (includes Johnny's Theme)
12 Wonderful Wino
13 Concentration Moon (patched w/second source 0:17-0:51)
14 Mom And Dad
15 The Air
16 Dog Breath
17 Mother People
18 You Didn't Try To Call Me
19 King Kong (tf splice 6:23, no music missing, patched w/second source 11:36-12:14)
20 Preamble To Encore - The Sanzini Brothers
21 Who Are The Brain Police


 Band:
Frank Zappa    guitar, vocals
Aynsley Dunbar    drums
George Duke    keyboards, trombone
Howard Kaylan    vocals
Jeff Simmons    bass, vocals
Ian Underwood    keyboards, alto saxophone
Mark Volman    vocals, guitar


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Thursday, July 9, 2020

Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?


This Live CD is rumored to be an Official Release, But It's Not!
It's a Bootleg!

Also, I Don't think it's Complete...
Here's Why:
Usually Hank Williams III* plays 3 Sets:
Set 1 is usually Traditional Country & Western
Set 2 Becomes more Hard Rockin'
Set 3 Gets quite Intense and Insane!
Then there's the whole Assjack thing!

I believe this Live Bootleg is just Set 1,
where III sounds Very Much like his 'Ol Grandad, Hank, Sr.*!
He sounds like it's the 50's all over again!

*NOTE: Hank Williams III is NOT Really (Technically) III.
Yes, He's the Son of Hank, Jr* and the Grandson of Hank Williams...
BUT, Hank Williams, Sr. was born Hiram Williams...
His Son Hank Williams, Jr. was born Randall Hank Williams, SO, He's NOT really Junior...
And, Hank III was born Shelton Hank Williams, SO - Because His Father was Not a Junior, then He couldn't be a 3rd, 'Cause well, None of them have the Same Names!

Having Said ALL That - It DOES NOT MATTER!

It's the MUSIC that Matters!



NEW LINK: 2/16/21

Why Is It?

...You Only Hear the Live Version of "Turn The Page" on Classic Rock Radio?

'Cause Bob Seger wasn't real Happy with the Original Studio Version! (Or, This whole album in general!)


It was released on THIS LP in 1973...
But has failed to see a CD release (Unless You count the Unofficial Version that, I Believe, Bob and his lawyers put a stop to soon after it was issued...)
https://www.discogs.com/Bob-Seger-Back-In-72/master/326293

Bob Gives Midnight Rider a Go on this one...
Also, on this record is Rosalie, a fine rocker that Thin Lizzy played Live!
I've Been Workin' also survived with Turn The Page to make Live Bullet...

Anyway, It's Here to Hear, IF You've never heard this record!


NEW LINK: 2/6/21

Donald Fagen Band - Westbury, NY 2006

 Donald Fagen Band  - North Fork Theatre
Westbury, NY

March3, 2006
Soundboard @320


Disc 1
1 Here At The Western World '06
2 The Nightfly
3 Green Flower Street
4 Teahouse On The Tracks
5 New Frontier
6 Third World Man
7 Home At Last
8 Band Introduction
9 Snowbound
10 H Gang
11 What I Do
12 Black Cow



Disc 2
1 The Goodbye Look
2 Tomorrow's Girls
3 Misery And The Blues
4 Mary Shut The Garden Door
5 I. G. Y.
(Encore)
6 Pretzel Logic
7 Viva Viva Rock And Roll



Personnel:
Donald Fagen: Keyboards, Vocals
Jeff Young: Keyboards, Vocals
Keith Carlock, Drums, Percussion
Freddie Washington: Bass
Jon Herrington: Guitar
Wayne Krantz: Guitar
Walt Weiskoph: Saxophone
Michael Leonhart: Trumpet
Carolyn Leonhart-Escoffery: Backing Vocals
Cindy Mizelle: Backing Vocals


Thanks to the original source and zigzagwanderer


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Wednesday, July 8, 2020

Bromberg, Hidalgo & Campbell - Shalin Liu Theater 2015



photo by L. Paul Mann
David Bromberg, David Hidalgo and
Larry Campbell
Shalin Liu Theater

Rockport Massachusetts
January 30, 2015 - Friday
Matrix recording @320


Disc 1:
1st Set:
1.Brown's Ferry Blues
2.The Neighborhood
3.Police Dog Blues
4.Summer Wages
5.A Matter Of Time
6.Volver, Volver
7.The Long Goodbye
8.Burn It Down
9.The Warfield Waltz >
10.Blackberry Blossom

2nd Set:
11.Take This Hammer
12.Evangeline
13.Big River
14.La Pistola Y La Corazon

Disc 2
2nd Set cont.
1. Larry introduces...
2. Blind Mary
3. Watch Baby Fall
4. Tin Can Trust
5. Deep Elem Blues
6. Tennessee Blues
7. Will The Wolf Survive
8. One More Night With You
9. Helpless Blues
10. Black Mountain Rag
11. Cypress Grove
12. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow

*Matrix are those where the sound engineer makes a real-time blend of SBD and audience feeds, 
and then mixes them down afterwards.


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Tuesday, July 7, 2020

We're Back Home at Conry's Bar...

Here's somethin' pretty cool for Blue Öyster Cult fans!
It's the Amazing Stalk-Forrest Group...
In their Final Pre-Cult Line-Up...
NOT the same that recorded the St. Cecila Recordings...
"Andy Panda" AKA Andrew Winters was replaced by Joe Bouchard.
ALL Members of the Group were given nicknames by Sandy Pearlman (who plays Harmonica on 1 song here) - ONLY "Buck Dharma" stuck!

Buck Dharma - Guitar/Vocals
Allen Lanier - Keyboards
Joe Bouchard - Bass
Albert Bouchard - Drums/Vocals
Eric Bloom - Vocals

Albert Bouchard [on BÖC Forum]:
"We played at Conry's Bar in Levittown NY from Jan 5 to Jan 10.
I have the tapes. We recorded all 6 shows."

This is probably from Some of those recordings...
Surprisingly, These Recordings Sound Good!
Don't expect Excellent, But Very Good - Mostly Clear and Not Muddy, Etc.
Many Covers and a Three Songs* that made the First Cult Record!

1. Bad Boy
2. Aimless Lady
3. You Make Me Feel
4. Memphis Slim Jam (Sandy Pearlman on Harmonica)
5. Then Came The Last Days Of May*
6. Lucille Jam
7. All Right Now
8. Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me & My Monkey
9. I'm On The Lamb (But I Ain't No Sheep)*
10. Honky Tonk Women
11. Siren Singalong
12. Stairway To The Stars*
13. Jesus Is Just Alright


NEW LINK: 2/1/21

Enjoy and Play It LOUD!
To Be Continued...


Another disc of  Stalk-Forrest Group ... More Live at Conry's Bar!
1. Ohio
2. I've Got A Feeling
3. Hey Bulldog
4. A Fact About Sneakers
5. Ragamuffin Dumpling
6. Gil Blanco County
7. Donovan's Monkey
8. Four Door Blues
9. Highway Song
10. Under My Thumb
11. Getting Better
12. Arthur Comics
13. Jumpin' Jack Flash
14. All Along The Watchtower

Tracks #1-10: Conry's Bar 1971

Tracks #11-14: Conry's Bar 1970


NEW LINK: 2/1/21

Monday, July 6, 2020

The Heavy Metal Piano Man?

Look Closely at the Fellow on the Right!
Yep, That's Billy Joel! THE Billy Joel - "The Piano Man!"
Jon Smalls is the guy on the Left - He was the Drummer...
The Entire Band consisted of these two guys.

Now, from my own personal Scientific and Statistical Analysis and Extensive Surveys (Nah, I'm Pullin' Your Leg),
BUT -
You'll Either Love This Selection OR Hate It!
Ain't much In-Between...
Is it Genius OR Insanity?

Heavy Music Without GUITARS!

Amplified Piano and Organ and Drums...
Some songs with Vocals, Some Instrumentals...


(NEW LINK: 3/5/21)

Saturday, July 4, 2020

Blood, Sweat & Tears LIVE in Amsterdam NL 1970

Blood Sweat & Tears
Concertgebouw
Amsterdam NL
1970-09-20 
FM Broadcast @320


01. Introduction
02. Fire And Rain
03. Somethin’ Comin’ On
04. 40,000 Headman
05. I Can’t Quit Her
06. Smiling Phases
07. Sympathy For The Devil
08. Sometimes in Winter
09. Lucretia McEvil
10. And When I Die
11. Hi De Do
12. Spinning Wheel
13. You’ve Made Me So Very Happy
14. Somethin’Goin’ On---Blues Part 2


David Clayton Thomas - Vocals
Steve Katz - Guitar, Vocals
Dick Halligan - Keyboards, Trombone, Flute
Jim Fielder - Bass
Bobby Colomby - Drums
Fred Lipsius - Alto Saxophone, Keyboards
Lew Soloff - Trumpet
Chuck Winfield - Trumpet
Jerry Hyman - Trombone


Wednesday, July 1, 2020

Jim Morrison-The Lost Paris Tapes

*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER
No music here just the last bits of Jimbo before the music was over.


                                                 JIM MORRISON
The Lost Paris Tapes
In 1995, the original tapes were bought by a German fan for $10,000

March 1969 Poetry Session:
1. Session Start
2. In That Year... - false start (Wilderness pp. 135-138)
3. In That Year... (Wilderness pp. 135-138)
4. Bird Of Prey (Wilderness p. 139)
5. Tape Noon (Wilderness pp. 140-141)
6. Whiskey, Mystics And Men (Wilderness pp. 144-145)
7. Orange County Suite (Wilderness pp. 142-143)
8. All Hail The American Night (Wilderness pp. 146-148)
9. The American Night (no book reference)
10. The Holy Sha (no book reference)
11. Hitler Poem (no book reference)
12. Can We Resolve The Past (The American Night pp. 121-122)
13. Always A Playground Instructor (The American Night pp. 123-124)
14. There's A Belief... (Wilderness p. 107)
15. Indian, Indian... (no book reference)
16. Woman In The Window (The American Night pp. 103-104)
17. She's Selling News... (Wilderness p. 99)
18. Science Of Night (Wilderness p. 172)
19. Tales Of The American Night (The American Night p. 119)
20. Now Listen To This (The American Night p. 127)
21. Babylon Fading (no book reference)
22. Thank You, O Lord (The American Night p. 191)

JOMO & THE SMOOTHIES Tape, Paris, June 16, 1971:
23. Warm Up & Tuning
24. "Starting Now!"
25. Orange County Suite

DECEMBER 8, 1970 POETRY SESSION:
26. Graveyard Poem (Wilderness p. 180)
27. The Politics Of Ecstacy (Wilderness p. 173)

FEAST OF FRIENDS documentary:
28. Earth, Air, Fire, Water (Wilderness p. 172 & The American Night p. 188)

HWY:
29. Dawn's Highway
30. Phone Booth

WHY DOES MY MIND CIRCLE AROUND YOU, WHY DO PLANETS WONDER WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE YOU

Tuesday, June 30, 2020

Charlie Musselwhite - Live Bremen, Germany 2010

 Charlie Musselwhite - The Media Club
Bremen,  Germany
April 22, 2010
Soundboard or FM Source @320

Mississippi-born Charlie Musselwhite was a legendary blues-harp player in the tradition of Little Walter and Sonny Boy Williamson. One of the few non-black--he was a Choctaw Indian--blues-harmonica players to come out of the Mississippi Delta, he grew up in Memphis, TN, where he met up with Will Shade, Furry Lewis and other blues players. He relocated to Chicago in 1962, having learned the finer points of playing the blues-harp and guitar in Memphis, and worked with such blues legends as J.B. Hutto and Mike Bloomfield and many others. Musselwhite has released over 20 albums, as well as guesting on albums by many other musicians, such as Bonnie Raitt's Longing in Their Hearts and The Blind Boys of Alabama's Spirit of the Century, both winners of Grammy awards. He also appeared on Tom Waits' Mule Variations and INXS' Suicide Blonde. He himself has won 14 W. C. Handy awards and six Grammy nominations, as well as Lifetime Achievement Awards from the Monterey Blues Festival and the San Javier Jazz Festival in San Javier, Spain, and the Mississippi Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts.


Setlist:
01 Just Your Fool
02 Going Home
03 Just A Feeling
04 As The Crow Flies
05 Long Lean Lanky Mama
06 Stanger In A Strange Land
07 Long Legged Woman
08 Cristo Redentor




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Sunday, June 28, 2020

Hank Williams III - Live CBGB's 2004

Hank Williams III - Live CBGB's
New York, New York
February 16, 2004
Unknown broadcast source @192



Set List:
Disc 1
01 - Straight To Hell
02 - Thrown Out Of The Bar
03 - A Little Bit Of Smoke & A Whole Lot Of Wine
04 - I Don't Know
05 - 7 Months & 39 Days
06 - 87 Southbound
07 - Trashville
08 - Country Heroes
09 - Six Pack Of Beer
10 - Longhaired Redneck > If You Dont Like Hank Williams
11 - My Bucket's Got A Hole In It
12 - Cocaine Blues
13 - Mississippi Mud
14 - Nighttime Ramblin' Kind Of Man
15 - One Horse Town
16 - Devil Is My Friend
17 - Never Though I Would End Up On This Road
18 - Dixe
19 - Life Of Sin
20 - Mississippi Highway
21 - HellBilly
22 - White Trash

Disc 2
01 - AssJack
02 - Had It's Day
03 - We Take Pills
04 - Redneck Ride
05 - Gravel Pit
06 - What You Live For
07 - Cut Throat
08 - Demonomania
09 - Punch Fight Fuck
10 - Choking Gesture
11 - No Regrets
12 - Tennessee Driver
13 - Rise To Die


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Friday, June 26, 2020

James McMurtry - St. Mary Of The Woods - 2002

James McMurtry - St. Mary Of The Woods
Studio recordings @320
{Out Of Print}
Available for $30+


Texas singer/songwriter James McMurtry imparts a high degree of literary insight to (perhaps inadvertently) parallel his famous dad, novelist Larry McMurtry. In any event, the vocalist’s penchant for intertwining his wry wit with cleverly articulated, Southern fried lyricism provides a distinct edge throughout. One component of the artist’s appeal resides within his understated delivery amid his ensemble’s non-intrusive but effective brand of Texas style country-rock. Essentially, McMurtry is an insightful storyteller who utilizes rests between verses. He lets you soak it all in prior to moving on. McMurtry seemingly mirrors an underlying C&W musical approach – where rhyming hooks and finicky notions coalesce with straight four beats and rowdy guitar parts. His band provides sympathetic support while also turning up the volume in spots.

Folks, this isn’t all about the typical twang and schlock oriented stuff, such as lovers' reuniting or - drinking moonshine in the backwoods of Texas. McMurtry’s craft is far beyond that! No doubt, the artist and a few others are reformulating the tried and true into some sort of nouveau spin on familiar territory. Recommended! ~ Glenn Astarita
(All About Jazz)


Track List:
1.Dry River 
2.Valley Road 
 3.Saint Mary Of The woods 
4.Out Here In The Middle 
5.Lobo Town 
6.Broken Bed 
7.Red Dress 
8.Gulf Road 
9.Gone To The Y 
10.Choctaw Bingo



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Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Don 'Sugarcane' Harris - Cup Full Of Dreams - 1973

Don 'Sugarcane' Harris - Cup Full Of Dreams
Studio recordings @320
{Out of Print}

Beginning his career as the guitar playing half of the 1950s rock duo, Don & Dewey, Don "Sugarcane" Harris, put down the guitar and picked up the violin after the lack of success for Don & Dewey (oddly enough the group's songs became hits for other artists such as the Righteous Brothers and the Premiers). Classically trained as a violinist, Harris' skill at improvisation began attracting attention from the rock world and soon he was appearing on records by John Lee Hooker, Frank Zappa and Johnny Otis. In 1970 Harris joined forces with British blues musician John Mayall when the latter was forming his first all American backing band. In addition to joining the backing bands of Mayall, Zappa and others, Harris also recorded a series of albums for labels such as Epic and Polydor. After a lengthy battle with pulmonary disease, on December 1, 1999 he was found dead in his Los Angeles apartment at the age of 61. ~AMG


In 1955 Dewey Terry and a couple of friends started doo-wop band The Squires. The band included Dewey Terry, Don Harris, Lee Goudreau, Bob Armstrong, Chester Pipkin, Leon Washington and Don Bowman. They recorded various singles on various labels. From 1957 on (until about 1967), Dewey Terry and Don Harris continued as a duo: Don & Dewey, releasing various singles on Specialty Records. 1970 saw the first Don & Dewey album release, compiling most of their singles from previous years.

In the late sixties, Don 'Sugarcane' Harris, started playing with and doing sessions for various artists, including Little Richard, Johnny Otis and John Mayall.

In 1969, longtime Don & Dewey fan Frank Zappa, got Don 'Sugarcane' to join his band. Zappa recorded "Hot Rats", "Burnt Weeny Sandwich", "Weasels Ripped My Flesh" and "Chunga's Revenge" with Sugarcane Harris in his band.

In the seventies, Sugarcane Harris recorded and toured with a.o. John Mayall, the Pure Food & Drug Act and made a couple of solo releases. In the early eighties, he played with Tupelo Chain Sex.

The last years of his life, Sugarcane toured with Dewey Terry again as Don & Dewey.

~United Mutations



Track List:
Runnin' Away
Hattie's Bathtub
Bad Feet
Cup Full Of Dreams
Generation Of Vipers



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