June 29, 2019
Broadcast source @vbr
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SUCK THE PIPE, TAKE YOUR LIFE AND YOU WILL DIE ALL BECAUSE YOU WANTED TO GET HIGH
The Church - Primavera Sound Festival
May 29, 2015
Barcelona, Spain
Broadcast Source @320
1.-Block
2.-Reptile
3.-Toy Head
4.-The Disillusionist
5.-You Took
6.-Under the Milky Way
7.-Miami
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The Church
December 24, 1988
Unknown Venue
Excellent Source (FM?) @128
01 When You Were Mine
02 Blood Money
03 North South East and West
04 Hotel Womb
05 Under The Milky Way
06 Reptile
07 Tantalized
08 It Doesn't Change
This show supplied thanks to Tony Tiger @ Deviant Subculture
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Back From The Dead...
Originally posted January 17, 2014
Joe Ely (born February 9, 1947, Amarillo, Texas, United States) is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist whose music touches on honky-tonk, Texas Country, Tex-Mex and rock and roll.
He has had a genre-crossing career, performing with Bruce Springsteen, Uncle Tupelo, Los Super Seven, The Chieftains and James McMurtry in addition to his early work with The Clash and more recent acoustic tours with Lyle Lovett, John Hiatt, and Guy Clark.
More at Wiki
Joe Ely at AM
Joe Ely @ Guitar Player -
Track List:
1. Driving to the Poorhouse 4:27
2. Don't Put A Lock On My Heart 4:45
3. Boxcar 5:23
4. Road Hawg 4:05
5. Where is My Love 6:11
6. My Baby Thinks She's French 4:41
7. Letter to LA 10:01
8. Me and Billy the Kid 2:53
9. If You Were A Bluebird 3:45
10. Give Me A Ride to Heaven 2:57
11. Hard Livin' 4:00
12. Are you Listening Lucky? 3:46
13. Musta Notta Gotta Lotta 3:17
14. Fingernails 7:01
15. Not Fade Away 7:57
16. Fools Fall In Love 5:12
17. Dallas 4:11
Joe Ely - Guitar, Vocals
David Grissom - Guitar, backing vocals
Jimmy Pettit - Bass
Davis McClarty - Drums
Filler:
Live E-Town
Boulder Theater,
Boulder, CO
NPR FM
1992-Nov-08
18. Treat Me Like A Saturday Night 3:15
19. For Your Love > Interview 4:16
20. Sleepless In Love 4:16
21. Rocksalt and Nails 3:53
22. Settle For Love 4:50
23. Blowin' Down The Road 3:07
Joe Ely - Guitar, Vocals
Ian Moore - Guitar
Jimmy Pettit - Bass
Davis McClarty - Drums
Reese Wynans - Keyboards
Thanks to Dime and the people that share!!!
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Convert to MP3 For personal use ONLY!
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Sayerville '88
Thanks to Sin Nerv for 2018 Upgrade [New sources]
Track List:
Tentatively August/September 1977 rehearsal (Most likely 14th of September 1977)
[Supposedly @ Rock Garden, Middlesborough]:
01. Reaction
02. Inside the Line
03. Leaders of Men
04. Novelty (take 1)
05. The Kill (I)
06. Novelty (take 2)
Tentatively October/November 1977 rehearsal
[Supposedly @ T.J. Davidson's Rehearsal Room, Manchester]:
07. At a Later Date
08. Ice Age
09. Inside the Line
10. Warsaw
11. Failures
12. No Love Lost (Instrumental)
Tentatively January 1978 rehearsal
[Supposedly @ T.J. Davidson's Rehearsal Room, Manchester]:
13. Pictures In My Mind (take 1)
14. Pictures In My Mind (take 2)
15. Shadowplay (instrumental)
Tentatively March 1979 rehearsal
[Tape called "Eric's or Band on the Wall" but go figure]:
16. No Love Lost
17. The Kill (II) (cuts out)
Tentatively November/December 1979 rehearsal
[Supposedly @ T.J. Davidson's Rehearsal Room, Manchester]:
18. Untitled (instrumental jam)
19. A Means to an End (take 1, aka 'From Night to Day')
20. A Means to an End (take 2)
21. A Means to an End (take 3)
Tentatively March/April 1980 rehearsal
[Supposedly @ Pinky's Rehearsal Room, Salford]:
22. Ceremony
Tentatively March 1980 rehearsal
[Supposedly @ Britannia Row Studio, London]:
23. In a Lonely Place (take 1) / aka 'Misplaced (take 1)'
Tentatively April 1980 rehearsal
[Supposedly @ Pinky's Rehearsal Room, Salford]:
24. In a Lonely Place (take 2) / aka 'Misplaced (take 2)'
Tentatively May 1980 rehearsal (Most likely 14th of May 1980)
[Supposedly @ Pinky's Rehearsal Room, Salford]:
25. In a Lonely Place (take 3)
26. In a Lonely Place (take 4)
27. In a Lonely Place (take 5)
28. In a Lonely Place (snippet 1)
29. In a Lonely Place (snippet 2)
Duration: 01:54:46
Taper: Supposedly "Joy Division" (for most)
Equipment: Unknown - Cassette tapes and 1/4 reel to reel
Sources:
Tracks 01 to 06 - Direct transfer from master cassette tape
Tracks 07 to 12 - Sourced from low gen. or master cassette tape that appeared on the "Misplaced" CD bootleg, 2015
Tracks 13 to 15 - Direct transfer from low gen. or master cassette tape
Tracks 16 to 17 - Direct transfer from original "Bedge" cassette tape
Tracks 18 to 21 - Direct transfer from master cassette tape
Track 22 - Sourced from 'The Power of Independent Trucking' blog. This is most likely originally sourced from a 1st gen tape that was in Peter Hook's tape collection at the time the 'Heat and Soul' box-set was sourced. It’s apparent that this recording of “Ceremony” was originally recorded on cassette tape, contrary to certain opinions
Tracks 23 to 29 - Direct transfer from low gen. or master 1/4" reel-to-reel
Info - https://www.joydiv.org/rehearsals.htm
Tech Stuff
Type: Bootleg
Source: Not sure possibly an audience recording or soundboard
Quality: A- to B
Size: 230mb
Track listings
CD1
1. Introduction (0:33)
2. Cheetah (3:33)
3. Whose Shoulder Are You Looking Over (3:40)
4. Over And Above (10:41)
5. Once A Ghost Always A Ghost (4:54)
6. Melinda More Or Less (3:18)
7. Marie Antoinette (6:34)
8. Sarah’s Concern (7:34)
9. Talk While They Move The Piano (3;12)
10. Piece of Mind > Propositions (13:24)
CD#2
1. Vivaldi (17:43)
2. Everdance (8:31)
3. Stretch (4:42)
Lineup
Sonja Kristina : Vocals
Darryl Way : Violin, Synths
Francis Monkman : Gtr, Kybds
Mike Wedgewood : Bass
Florian Pilkington-Miksa :Drums
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/gbjqpuikf0eyijp/CA1972-05-03_Chester.rar/file
Unreleased recordings sourced from first generation copy of BBC master tape
Tech Stuff:
File Type: Flac
Rock | EAC rip | FLAC | 425 Mb | Artwork | RS |
Quality: 9/10
File Size: 363mb
The band grew out of a line-up of Delivery in mid-1972 consisting of Phil Miller (guitar, from Matching Mole), Steve Miller (keyboards; Phil's brother), Pip Pyle (drums, from Gong) and Richard Sinclair (bass and vocals, from Caravan)
The band played a few live shows between July and September that year, but with Steve Miller being replaced by Dave Sinclair (from Matching Mole and Caravan), the band soon changed its name to Hatfield and the North. The Delivery line-up reunited for a BBC session in November 1972 with Steve Miller, Phil Miller, Lol Coxhill, Roy Babbington (bass), Pip Pyle, and Richard Sinclair on vocals. (Steve Miller went on to release a couple of duo albums with Coxhill in 1973/74.)
Dave Sinclair left in January 1973, shortly after the band's appearance (with Robert Wyatt on guest vocals) on the French TV programme "Rockenstock", and was quickly replaced by Dave Stewart (from Egg) before the band's first recordings were made.
The band recorded two albums, Hatfield and the North and The Rotters' Club. [1]Backing vocals on the two albums were sung by The Northettes: Amanda Parsons, Barbara Gaskin and Ann Rosenthal. On the Autumn 1974 "Crisis Tour", which Hatfield co-headlined with Kevin Coyne, the opening act was a duo of Steve Miller and Lol Coxhill (also previously of Delivery) and Coxhill usually guested with Hatfield on the jamming sections of "Mumps".
After disbanding, Dave Stewart joined National Health with Alan Gowen from Gilgamesh; Miller was a member throughout the band's existence, and Pyle joined in 1977. (Richard Sinclair also sat in on a couple of gigs and a BBC radio session that year.) Hatfield and the North and Gilgamesh had played a couple of shows together in late 1973, including a joint "double quartet" set, in some ways the prototype for National Health. Miller, Stewart, Pyle and Sinclair also worked together in various combinations on other projects. Wikipedia
Although excerpts have surfaced on the recently released archive compilations 'Hatwise Choice' and 'Hattitude', the sessions are yet to enjoy commercial release in unabridged form. Although bootleg versions of these sessions have surfaced, they are mostly of very poor audio quality. These release quality recordings were transferred to CD directly from a first generation copy of the original master tape belonging to a member of the band.
Track Listing
Sounds of the Seventies: 22nd January 1973
1. Rifferama
2. Licks For The Ladies
3. Finesse Is For Fairies
4. Nan True's Hole
5. Lything And Gracing
Top Gear: 19th March 1974
6. Shaving Is Boring
7. Licks For The Ladies
8. Your Majesty Is Like A Cream Donut
9. Aigrette
10. Rifferama
11. Top Gear Trailer
The John Peel Show: 21st November 1974
12. Fitter Stoke Has A Bath
13. Calyx
14. Let's Eat (Real Soon)
15. Do The Lethargy Shuffle / Your Majesty Is Like A Cream Donut / Oh What A Lonely Lifetime
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/hxeeiuyi53p5jsm/HandNSessions1973-1974.rar/file
Tech Stuff:
source: sbd> d-5
Type: Flac
File size: 167 MB
conversion: sony tc we435> soundcard> cdwave 48000/stereo/16 bit> traders little helper encoding option 8
conversion rate: 48000/stereo/16 bit
lineage: sbd> d-5> sony tc we435> soundcard> cdwave 48000/stereo/16 bit> traders little helper encoding option 8
taper: chasingwilma
conversion:chasingwilma
Thanks to the original up loader "Tony Tiger"
This is a partial show. This is only the third set from this show.
Partial show set list:
1. turn on your lovelight
2. tell momma
3. baby what you want me to do
4. hard to handle
5. midnite hour
Full show notes and set list Notes:
FM broadcast KQAK-San Francisco - Bill Graham rides in on a giant mushroom - last "Baby What You Want": 09-07-69 [955] - final "Hard To Handle" - last "Midnight Hour": 04-29-71 [730] - final "Tell Mama" - also: Dinosaurs; Batucaje
Set List:
Cold Rain and Snow
C.C. Rider
Cumberland Blues
Far From Me
Cassidy
Ramble on Rose
Looks Like Rain
Day Job
Sugar Magnolia
Sugaree
Man Smart/Woman Smarter
Ship of Fools
Playin' in the Band
drums
Not Fade Away
Deal
Sunshine Daydream
Turn on Your Love Light
Tell Mama
Baby What You Want Me to Do
Hard to Handle
Midnight Hour
Brokedown Palace
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/xkafbhw22flx2rt/123182.rar/file
Tech Stuff:
Source - CD-R > Max > Flac
Format: Flac
Type : Soundboard
Type: CDr, Album,
Country: Europe
Released: Unofficial Release, Bootleg
*w/Toy Caldwell on Vocals
*** Incomplete
Setlist:
01. Hillbilly Band ***
02. Another Cruel Love Passing Me By
03. Take The Highway
04. Can't You See*
05. A New Life
06. Ramblin' On My Mind
07. Every Day I Have The Blues*
08. 24 Hours @ A Time*
The Band: Doug Gray - vocals; Toy Caldwell - guitar, vocals; Tommy Caldwell - bass, vocals; George McCorkle - guitar; Jerry Eubanks - reeds; Paul Riddle - drums
ORIGINAL NOTES:
---------------------
Opened for Allman Bros.
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/f2g3asnpfqfhrc1/MT1273.rar/file
This is an updated post from some time ago, I have added a new download link!
Type: Bootleg
Format: Flac
Source: Soundboard DAT x 1
Quality: A+
File Size 567mb
Lineage: Tape supplied by Jamie Decker
Transfer: Panasonic SV-3700 > UA-5 > USB > WaveLab
Mastering with iZotope Ozone 4 > CD Wave > TLH > Flac
Transfer and mastering April 7, 2009 by Bill Koucky
Notes:
There is diginoise in the first 2 tracks of d1.
The tape ran out before the end of the Evening set.
The Musicians:
Disc 1 - 65:39
Doc Watson - guitar, harmonica
David Holt - banjo, kazoo, hambone
Richard Watson - dobro, guitar
Zeb Holt - bass
Ora Watson - fiddle
Afternoon set:
01. Intro
02. Whiskey Before Breakfast
03. Shady Grove
04. Little Log Cabin In The Lane
05. Beaumont Rag
06. Railroad Bill
07. Deep River Blues
08. Doc talks about the harmonica
09. Old Molly Hare > Jimmy Sutton
10. Rain Crow Bill
11. enter Richard Watson
12. Sittin' On Top Of The World
13. Train That Carried My Girl From Town
14. Steel Guitar Blues
15. enter Ora Watson
16. Rag Time Annie
17. Soldier's Joy
18. Walk On
19. Trouble In Mind
20. Can't Be Satisfied
Disc 2 - 51:42
Doc Watson - guitar
Richard Watson - guitar
T. Michael Coleman - bass
Charles Welch - guitar
Partial evening set:
01. Intro
02. Walk On
03. Summertime
04. Don't Monkey Round My Widder
05. Anniversary Blue Yodel (Blue Yodel)
06. Saint James Infirmary
07. In The Pines
08. enter Charles Welch -
09. House Of The Rising Sun
10. Buckets Of Rain
11. Louis Collins
12. Solid Gone
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/qj54rc7z2zxmj5o/DW071004.rar/file
Alt Link: &@&
Tech Stuff:
Tour: The Morning After (with Humble Pie)
Type: Audience recording
File Format: Flac
File Size: 343mb
Source: Cassette Master -> Untracked Aiff File -> Soundforge -> FLAC
Quality: 8/10
Note: There is not much info on this show. It is a great Audience recording, and a great show worth having in ones collection. Grab it while you can.
Set list:
01 - Crowd > Intro
02 - (Ain't Nothin' But A) Houseparty
03 - Gonna Find Me A New Love
04 - Homework
05 - Pack Fair And Square
06 - First I Look At The Purse
07 - Whammer Jammer
08 - Cruisin For A Love
09 - Serves You Right To Suffer
10 - Looking For A Love
11 - Unknown Track?
12 - Hard Drivin Man
Thanks to the taper and seeder of this show
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/iu5my8w7k0cz01h/JGB032972.rar/file
Updated new link this is an update of a post from a ways back!
Ash Ra Tempel - 1974-12-06 Paris, Salle Wagram
Tech stuff:
Format: Flac
Source: Master audience recording
Quality: B+ - A-
lineage: audience recording unknown gen. > cool edit > CDR > flac
Download size: One file 326 MB
Notes: Ash Ra Temple Were a German Group in the early seventies. The group was originally founded by guitarist Manuel Göttsching, keyboardist/drummer Klaus Schulze, and bassist Hartmut Enke in 1971. This is an excellent stereo audience recording with a nice ambiance This is heavy echo guitar stuff rmenicent of pinkfloyd's meddle excellent stuff.
line up:
Manuel Göttsching - Guitar, Organ
Lutz Ulbrich - Guitar, Synthi A
John Strawn - Synthi A
Set List:
1.echo waves I (28:08)
2.improvisation (15:19)
3.quasarsphere (25:38)
4.echo waves II (17:28)
Enjoy or not!
New Link:
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/j0jh20ff6bvwkgv/ART1974.rar/file
Rare Show
Tech Stuff:
Type: Bootleg
Master Audience recording
File Format: Flac
File Size: 354mb
Quality: B
Specs: Sony ECM280 Mics>Uher 5" portable reel to reel 40-50'back, fairly close to center
Master Audience Reel>Reel>DAT>>CDR
This is a wonderful audience tape made by two of the pioneers of stealth audience taping,
Harv Kaslow and Craig Todd.
Track listing:
3/5ths of a Mile in 10 Seconds>
Somebody to Love
Wooden Ships
Fat Angel
Uncle Sam Blues
Plastic Fantastic Lover
It's No Secret
Greasy Heart
Won't You Try>
Saturday Afternon
Volunteers
White Rabbit
The Other Side of This Life
Please do not sell or convert to MP3.
Seeded by The Beastmaster
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/ydfb6f1zorrzj2a/JA42669.rar/file