TOMMY BOLIN
Teaser
Outtakes, demos and rehearsals
1975
Tech Info:
source: studio outtakes and demos
length: 55.39
quality: varying from A to B (and one C), most of it sounds pretty darn good
Size 538 BM
Tommy Bolin - Teaser & Private Eyes Out-takes and Demos
Remastered Tommy BOlin Demos and Out-takes. Took me a couple weeks to do this so i would not lose my sight of my goal and suffer listening fatigue!Thanks to Tolvis for sharing these and providing the source files. Many many thanks
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1. Crazed fandango
* outtake (corrected DC offsets, denoised, amplified (not crushed!), trimmed)
2. The grind
* full demo with vocals (trimmed, amplified)
3. The grind
* instrumental version of #2 with more prominent piano (trimmed, amplified)
4. Wild dogs
* demo (corrected DC offsets, denoised, amplified (not crushed!), trimmed)
5. Teaser
* instrumental rehearsal with count-in (corrected DC offsets, denoised, amplified (not crushed!), trimmed)
8. Homeward strut
* outtake (corrected DC offsets, denoised, amplified (not crushed!), trimmed)
9. Dreamer
* instrumental outtake (corrected DC offsets, denoised, amplified (not crushed!), trimmed)
10. Marching powder
* outtake (corrected DC offsets, denoised, amplified (not crushed!), trimmed)
11. Marching powder
* outtake, different version (corrected DC offsets, denoised, amplified (not crushed!), trimmed)
12. Lotus
* demo, poorest quality of the bunch (denoise)
13. dreamer (version 2)
* outtake, totally different recording (amplified, trimmed
14. You told me that you love me
* Instrumental, totally different guitarparts.
*denoised in iZotope, intro noise removed, faded out last 2 seconds
*amplified by 5db, headroom not crushed
15. Shake the devil
* Outtake, diff. mix, longer ending
-denoised in iZotope.
-sloping parametric bass boost
-hard limit by 2db, not crushed
16. Sweet burgundy
* Outtake, no guitar, different vocals
* noise reduction in Adobe Audition
*hard limit, 5db, not crushed.
*removed subsonic rumble at outtro, faded out.
17. Hello, again
* Outtake, guitar and vocals only, no strings overdubbed
* denoised in iZotope
* hard limit by 3db, not crushed
18. Gypsy soul
* Outtake, almost 40 seconds longer outro
-Denoised in iZotope
-faded in, faded out
-EQ'ed to bring up vocal slightly.
-hard limit by 2db, not crushed
19. Gypsy soul
* demo, acoustic guitar + vocals
-denoised in iZotope
-hard limit, 2db, not crushed
20. Gypsy soul
* rehearsal/demo, two guitars + bass
-denoised in iZotope
-amplified 20%, hard limited 2db - not crushed.
21. Bustin´ out for Rosey
* demo, different vocals
-denoised in iZotope (just the outtro)
-boosted bass (1db) and sloped vox (1.2db)
-trimmed dead space at beginning and end
22. Someday will bring our love home
* instrumental demo
-hard limit, 2.5db, not crushed
-dead space removed
23. Someday will bring our love home
* acoustic instrumental, two guitars
-denoised in iZotope
-amplified 20%
-hard limit 2.5db
24. Post toastee
* acoustic demo, guitar + vocals
--denoised in iZotope
--sloping high frequency boost
--channels amplied, not hard limited, separately
-beginning and ending trimmed noise
25. Untitled instrumental
* outtake
-denoised in Izotope
-trimmed
-amplied left and right independently, hard limit, 2db
26. Guitar snippet
* 53 seconds, Tommy counts in and plays a riff.
ENJOY or Not!
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/39r68i69euriomv/TB1975.zip/file
Friday, October 2, 2020
Tommy Bolin - Teaser & Private Eyes Out-takes and Demos
Camel - Moonmadness tour Boarding House, San Francisco, California 26th June 1976
This is possibly the best unreleased recording of a complete show from the 'Moonmadness' tour....
Boarding House, San Francisco, California
26th June 1976
Radio broadcast, A-, 71min
Tech Info:
Format: Flac
Size: 304 MB
Quality: 10/10
Notes: Thanks to th original poster
This recording is one of the best documents of the band's 'Moonmadness' tour. Date is usually credited as 26th June, but 23rd is also mentioned. After their UK tour in support of the new album, Camel made a brief visit to the US, and this concert was recorded for FM radio broadcast. The set is similar to what they were playing at the time, with 'Another Night' instead of 'Lady Fantasy' being played as encore. Note that Mel Collins is not present on this recording, as he joined the band a little later in the year for live shows.
This recording has been widely traded since its first broadcast on KSAN FM, so there are many tape versions of varying quality floating around (some shorter ones missing 'Song Within a Song'). They all seem to originate from off-air masters, and the program seems to have been aired at least twice, judging by slight variations in station ID announcements.
A more contemporary version comes via the PRRP team, but their remaster 'Another Night' runs a little fast, and has noticeable denoising, muffling and artefacts. This version comes to me from a 3rd-generation tape in the custodianship of David D, radio broadcast researcher and collector extraordinare. It is possibly the best source for this show that has come to light so far.
My thanks to David for offering me a fine tape transcription, which I have remastered; balancing the volumes throughout the program (they were all over the place), reduced to mono to stabilize the stereo image (as it is a mono recording), and applying a very gentle equalisation curve (a little more punch in the bass, and drop the brightness in the upper mids), and editing the set together. The recording sounds quite bright in places, and a little dull in others. I've concluded that is not the eq, so much as an erratic live mix, and the prominence of Latimer's guitar, which seemed to have a particularly edgy tone on this occasion.
So here it is, an upgrade for all of you, I hope. Enjoy!
Set list:
1. Aristillus (tape)
2. Song Within a Song
3. The Great Marsh >
4. Rhayader >
5. Rhayader Goes to Town
6. Air Born
7. Chord Change
8. Procession > The White Rider
9. Lunar Sea
10. Preparation >
11. Dunkirk
12. Another Night
The Band:
Andy Latimer; guitars, flute
Pete Bardens; keyboards
Doug Ferguson; bass
Andy Ward; drums
Enjoy or Not!
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/j9oc428huh7g9ma/Camels1976.rar/file
John Mayall with Mick Taylor - Live Berkeley, CA. 1982
From the Original FBS archives...
LATE SHOW
John Mayall-Vocals, Harmonica, Keyboards, Guitar
Mick Taylor-Guitar
John Mcvie-Bass
Colin Allen-Drums
Set List:
Thanks to the original source!
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Thursday, October 1, 2020
T. Rex LIVE in London UK 1972
Jack Bruce - Alive In America 1980
{Out of Print}
R.I.P.
Jack Bruce
White Room
Hit And Run
Clempson Blues Solo
Born Under A Bad Sign
Livin' Without Ja
Dancing On Air
Post War
Theme For An Imaginary Western
Face Lift 318
Escape To The Royal Wood (On Ice)
Morning Story
Traintime
Politician
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
Bob Dylan Complete Infidels Sessions 6 discs *WITH NEW LINKS

*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER
*THANKS TO THE BLOG THAT NOBODY READS FOR THE INSPIRATION
WOW!!!! people it looks like our time on earth maybe coming to an end, what with this new Coronavirus everywhere I don't think we have much time. Look I don't want to scare anybody but.....However we here at the Jobe Medical Center for the prevention of STD's are working on ways to stop this deadly outbreak. These are some of the experiments we are currently working on.
1. Smear dog shit all over your body (head to toe) this will certainly keep others from coming into contact with you.
2. Where your MAGA hat everywhere, this will assure that people of your ilk only come into contact with you (and of course we know that wearing a MAGA hat, nothing will stick)
3. After purchasing your meth, find a homeless person (that's easy enough) offer him a toot, and if he/she suddenly wants to take a bath send it (the meth) to our labs for further testing
4. DO NOT GO OUT OF YOUR HOUSE FOR ANYTHING UNTIL JUNE 14TH when it will be warm and by that time the virus will have disappeared
5. Buy stock in the Jobe surgical mask company (right now it's tanking but just wait) then with the money you make you can live the high-life for your last few days (note this is a not a cure but a way for you to have some fun)
6. Purchase a copy of Lulu by Lou Reed and Metallica blast this at all times and everyone will stay away from you
7. Watch Fox news and be oblivious to everything that is going on in the world, that way if you don't hear about the Coronavirus it certainly can't get to you. (The less you know the more we thrive)
Well folks in conclusion these are just 7 of the current experiments we are working on at this time but stay tuned to this site for the latest updates. See scans
HE KNOWS EVERY SONG OF LOVE THAT'S EVER BEEN SUNG
Rage Against The Machine - Live Finsbury Park 2010
London, UK
June 6, 2010
Set List:
INTRO - TESTIFY
BOMBTRACK
PEOPLE OF THE SUN
KNOW YOUR ENEMY
BULLS ON PARADE
TOWNSHIP REBELLION
BULLET IN THE HEAD
WHITE RIOT (THE CLASH COVER)
GUERRILLA RADIO
SLEEP NOW IN THE FIRE
FREEDOM
KILLING IN THE NAME
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Tuesday, September 29, 2020
Traffic 1973-04-12 - RAINBOW THEATRE, LONDON, U.K
Tech Info:
Source: AUD
Lineage: Trade CDR (x?) > EAC (secure) > FLAC (level 5)
File Size: 625 MB (FLAC)
Quality 7-8 out of 10 Definitely worth listening to.
Tape by: ??
Transferred by: ??
PERSONNEL:STEVE WINWOOD, JIM CAPALDI, CHRIS WOOD, DAVID HOOD,
REBOP KWAKU BAAH, BARRY BECKETT, ROGER HAWKINS
Setlist:
Disc 1
1.SHOOTOUT AT THE FANTASY FACTORY
2.ROCK'N ROLL STEW
3.WHO KNOWS WHAT TOMORROW MAY BRING
4.40,000 HEADMEN
5.EVENING BLUE
6.ROLL RIGHT STONES
7.NO NAME, NO FACE, NO NUMBER
8.EMPTY PAGES
Disc 2
1.GLAD/FREEDOM RIDER
2.TRAGIC MAGIC
3.(SOMETIMES I FEEL SO)UNINSPIRED
4.LIGHT UP OR LEAVE ME ALONE
5.LOW SPARK OF HIGH-HEELED BOYS
Total: 121.30
Notes Not much info on this show. except that it was a great show. by this time There were only three original members left: STEVE WINWOOD, JIM CAPALDI, CHRIS WOOD it was 1970. If you have never heard this show it is worth grabbing for your collection you won't be disappointed.
One more note: Roger Hawkins; Was the drummer with Traffic from 1972 - 1973 he was an amazing drummer. He was a great part of the Traffic sound that year. You should look him up in you are not familiar with him.
A Shout Out to the original poster for this great show back in the day!
Enjoy or not!
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/5vwosz43et020rz/file
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It's A Beautiful Day - 5/23-25/68 Fillmore West-San Francisco, CA
Recording: Soundboard > Unknown > CDR > EAC > Flac
Disc 1 - 5/23/68
1. Intro > Jam 10:32
2. Wasted Union Blues 12:19
3. White Bird 6:48
4. Hot Summer Day 11:02
5. Countryside 5:19
Total 46:02
Disc 2 - 5/24/68
1. Jam > Bombay Calling 10:08
2. Wasted Union Blues 11:43
3. White Bird 6:41
4. Hot Summer Day 10:29
5. Countryside 5:20
Total 44:23
Disc 3 - 5/25/68
1. 0:14
2. Wasted Union Blues 11:32
3. White Bird 6:39
4. Hot Summer Day 11:48
5. Love For You > 2:28
6. Bulgaria > 5:53
7. Love For You 1:52
8. Heavy Changes 9:48
9. Time Is 5:33
Total 56:02
Notes from the original poster:
I could not find through a search where all three nights have been uploaded (at least not recently), if so I apologize for the repeat.
It's A Beautiful Day recorded over 3 nights opening for the Yardbirds (Cecil Taylor was also on the bill). I've spent a lot of my trading life putting together complete nights and or stands at the Fillmore West. It was an incredible time for music and one of the few times you can find such a wide range of bands on the same bill (where else could you find Black Sabbath opening for Love)! Anybody have the Yardbirds sets from this stand? Seems to not exist...
This is a nice 3 night stand, all are excellent soundboard quality with only slight tape hiss.
Attached is artwork made for this particular series of shows...enjoy!
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/y6gu13ubd6mrcg2/file
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Hot Tuna - Live at The Palladium, NYC 1976
Tech info: Show Info: http://www.mediafire.com/file/u6cau9qu1vipqey/file password!!
Type: Bootleg
Source: FM Broadcast
Format: Flac
Sound Quality: 8.5
Download size. 1 file 418 MB
Notes: Not sure of the exact date of this show except that is was broadcast sometime in 1976. (They say 11-24-76, but this date cannot be confirmed.
This is an excellent Tuna show. Jorma and Jack are at the top of their game waling away.
Amazing version of Rock Me Baby Are Hot Tuna folks out there? Well, this is the way I like my
Tuna the best: electrified. It's a show at The Palladium in New York and was recorded from a radio
broadcast on WNEW-FM. I received this show from one of my trading buddies quite a few summers ago.
Track List:
1 - Rock Me Baby
2 - I Wish You Would
3 - Serpent of Dreams
4 - Winin' Boy Blues
5 - Been So Long
6 - Invitation
7 - Bowlegged Woman, Knock Kneed Man
8 - I See The Light
For all to enjoy!!
Link:
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Monday, September 28, 2020
Taste - London Invasion (1968 - 1969)
1968 - 1969
Soundboard recordings@320
01 Same Old Story
02 Blister On The Moon
03 Dual Carriageway Pain
04 Norman Invasion
Top Gear, BBC (February 17, 1969)
05 Moving On
06 Sugar Mama
07 Leaving Blues
08 Hail
Marquee Club, London (October 25, 1968)
09 I'm Moving On
10 Baby Please Don't Go / Bye Bye Bird
11 Blister On The Moon
12 Sugar Mama
13 First Time I Met The Blues
14 Catfish
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Saturday, September 26, 2020
Country Dick Montana - The Devil Lied To Me (1996)
Studio recordings @vbr
{Out Of Print}
$34 at the Zon
Friday, September 25, 2020
Where Do I Take It From Here?
I been wonderin' the same these past 2 months... Life has been Kickin' my ass - and, It almost won! I won't bother with All the Details ('Cause I'm sure there's many of You out there that's had it rough as well!)... Besides, that's NOT Why You come here - It's the MUSIC!
So, Here's a Country Great (Says so in the Title of this particular Concert Series...) Many of You all know & still love... Waylon and his Timeless Music!
This concert took place sometime in 1979 in Nebraska... That's all I know, Other than it's an Excellent FM Broadcast Recording! Great Setlist as well...
NEW LINK: 2/16/21
Thursday, September 24, 2020
The Rolling Stones - Girls, Pills & Powders (Sessions & Outtakes)
Rebooted by request...
Originally posted by Doomcan April 14, 2012
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.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2020
Sandy Denny LIVE in London UK 1977
Sunday, September 20, 2020
U2 Two Sides Live-At The Paradise Theater 3-6-81
*MY ORIGINAL VINYL COPY
Probably on a million other sites but I'm too tired to look and see where. Oh yeah what makes this one different is the bonus track at the end.See scans
AND I FELT LIKE A STAR I THOUGHT THE WORLD COULD GO FAR IF THEY'D LISTEN TO WHAT I SAY
Thursday, September 17, 2020
Matching Mole - Live BBC 1972
Back From The Dead...Originally posted Sept 20, 2015
Between his departure from the Soft Machine and the proper beginning of his solo career, Robert Wyatt steered Matching Mole, an outfit which bore much similarity to his later work with Soft Machine. Indeed, the name Matching Mole was chosen as a subtle pun on Soft Machine (the sound of the English words "matching mole" are very similar to the French translation of "soft machine," machine molle). However, Matching Mole didn't measure up to either his best Soft Machine work or his best solo outings. Although Wyatt occasionally let his vocal charm and humor shine, in the main Matching Mole was an outlet for the improvisational talents of the band, which often veered from inspiration into dated fusionoid noodling.
The first lineup of Matching Mole also included former Caravan member Dave Sinclair on keyboards, Phil Miller on guitar, and Bill MacCormick. Wyatt wrote most of the material on the 1972 self-titled debut. By the follow-up, Little Red Record (also 1972), Sinclair had been replaced by David MacRae, and the group had become a more democratic enterprise, with all the members contributing material more or less equally. Robert Fripp produced the second LP, and Eno guested on synthesizer on one track, though neither celebrity dramatically affected or improved the band's sound. Never destined to be a commercial enterprise, Matching Mole had folded by the end of 1972; Wyatt began his lengthy solo career, and Phil Miller went on to two other Canterbury art rock bands, Hatfield & the North and National Health.
~Richie Unterberger
Set List
01-Marchides (BBC 1972)
02-Gloria Gloom
03-March Ides 2 (BBC 4-17-72)
04-Instant Pussy (BBC 4-17-72)
05-March (Europe-March 1972)
06-Instant Pussy (BBC In Concert 7-27-72)
07-Lything And Gracing (BBC In Concert 7-27-72)
08-Organ Solo (BBC In Concert 7-27-72)
09-March Ides (BBC In Concert 7-27-72)
10-Part Of The Dance (BBC In Concert 7-27-72)
11-God Song
12-Gloria Gloom (BBC 7-21-72)
13-Nan True's Hole (BBC 7-21-72)
Robert Wyatt - Drums, Vocals
Phil Miller - Guitar
Bill MacCormick - Bass
Dave MacRae - Keyboards
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Chuck Berry - Live Piazza Blues 2002
Soundboard @192
Just Chuck, Doin' Chuck...
Chuck Berry: guitar, vocals
Gary Kupper: keyboards
David Backer: bass
John Cullens: drums
02 - Hail Hail Rock And Roll
03 - Sweet Little Sixteen
04 - Let It Rock
05 - When Things Go Wrong
06 - Carol - Go Little Queenie
07 - Rock And Roll Music
08 - Nadine
09 - Every Day I Have The Blues - Honest I Do
10 - Around And Around
11 - Johnny B. Goode
12 - Bio
13 - Reelin' And Rocking
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Monday, September 14, 2020
(Fred Cole) King Bee-E.P. Not In Print (And Hell I Don't Know If It Ever Was In Print)
Today I am providing to you, from the darkest part of your mind, the music you will use as your soundtrack before you go out and commit mass murder. I know you've probably never heard this so let me give you a review. Think of the darkest, murkiest, scariest, part of the swamp. A place in your mind that everyone has but few tend to dwell there. The music you want playing before World War 3. The music that will help you get that scream out that you've held in for the past 3 and a half years. The lowest of lo-fi recording, vocals that remind me of Robert Plant realizing he's being buried alive. A hum in the recording that will make your friends hate you. How did you ever hear this Jobe,you might ask?...Well many, many years ago our local college station used to have a show called "Raw Guts" on this show they featured the latest in "Punk Rock" The D.J. played "Hot Pistol" one night from King Bee. I was totally floored by this. I ended up calling the D.J. and got as much info as I could (and yes fans, this was way before there was a thing called the Internet) I managed to start a correspondence with Whizeagle records in Portland, sent my 5 dollars and am proud to say one of the greatest 5 dollar investments I ever made. This is the exclusive 3 song E.P. If you love The Cramps, The Gun Club (which really doesn't have a lot to do with this recording) I think you're gonna love this. Don't take my word for it let me let a couple others explain. MY ORIGINAL VINYL COPY
From the sellers reviews at Discogs
"The single is the only artifact King Bee left behind. The fidelity is terrible. There's a ground buzz that's as loud as the music itself. The sound is bad on the whole production run"
Or there's this
"Some noise at the beginning of play"
Songs
1. Hot Pistol
Side 2
1.Headache
2. Zip Gun
HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED (not the link)
(This is)
PISTOL GOTTA WHOLE LOTTA MESS MY AIM'S ON YOUR NEW DRESS






























