David Gilmour - Royal Festival Hall 2001

 

 David Gilmour - Royal Festival Hall
London, UK.
June 22, 2001
Lineage: Unknown SBD > ? > CDR > MP3 @320


SONGS:
01 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond
02 - Terrapin
03 - Fat Old Sun
04 - Coming Back To Life
05 - High Hopes
06 - Je Crois Entendre Encore
07 - Smile
08 - Wish You Were Here
09 - Comfortably Numb *
10 - The Dimming Of The Day
11 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond #i
12 - A Great Day For Freedom
13 - Hushabye Mountain

Bonus Tracks:

14 - Dominoes
15 - Breakthrough #
16 - Comfortably Numb +
17 - High Hopes (Choral)
18 - First Rehearsal
19 - I Put A Spell On You
20 - Don't


BAND:
David Gilmour - guitar, vocals
Michael Kamen - piano, english horn
Chucho Merchan - double bass
Caroline Dale - cello
Neill MacColl - guitar, vocals
Nic France - drums, percussion
Dick Parry - saxophone

    -special guests-
Robert Wyatt - vocals on *
Richard Wright - piano, vocals on #
Bob Geldof - vocals on +


SINGERS:
Sam Brown
Chris Ballin
Pete Brown
Margo Buchanan
Claudia Fontaine
Michelle John Douglas
Sonia Jones
Carol Kenyon
Aitch McRobbie
Durga McBroom
David Laudat
Beverli Skeete

NOTES:
Tracks 14 - 17 recorded live at The Meltdown Festival in 2002.
Track 18 is from the first rehearsals at David's home in the U.K.in 2001.
Track 19 is a live studio recording from 1992 featuring Jools Holland on piano and Mica Paris on vocals. 

Track 20 is from the Leiber and Stoller tribute concert 2001, and was
originally recorded by Elvis in 1957.

 

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The War On Drugs - Hilvarenbeek, NL. 2014

photo by Andrea Friedrich/Redferns
The War On Drugs - Best Kept Secret Festival
Beekse Bergen, Hilvarenbeek, NL.
June 21, 2014
Soundboard@320
(not the complete show)

An Ocean in Between the Waves
Baby Missiles
Eyes to the Wind
Under the Pressure
Burning
Red Eyes
Your Love Is Calling My Name  

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/the-war-on-drugs-live-drugs/

 

I really love this band!!

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Mick Abrahams and Blodwyn Pig - BBC Sessions 1970

For Slidewell wherever he may be...

Blodwyn Pig - BBC Sessions 1970

 Mick Abrahams’ Wommett, in a rare almost unknown concert from John Peel’s Sunday Program on November 15, 1970 from BBC Radio 1.

2 unchaptered files total time 42:06

 

The thing about Rock History, especially those coming to it somewhat late, is that aside from the big broad strokes; those bands and artists that created an indelible impression in music history, there were many, countless bands and artists who provided missing links, early influences and lasting impressions on those audiences at the time, but have perhaps faded from memory as years go on. Mick Abrahams was one of the key and founding members of Jethro Tull, back when they were billed as a Blues band. As lead guitarist, Abrahams provided contributions to the pivotal debut album This Was, but left the band short after the release to form other bands and carry on leaving lasting impressions with audiences and critics alike, most notably Blodwyn Pig, who released two landmark albums before splitting up. After the demise of Blodwyn Pig, Abrahams formed the even shorter-lived band Wommett, which never had any commercial releases, and for a long time collectors were only aware of their Top Of The Pops (Mike Raven BBC Session) appearance from 1970. But just around that time was another appearance, this one for John Peel’s Sunday Concert from November 15, 1970. Sadly, it’s not complete – but a good half-hour of some memorable music by one of the criminally overlooked artists of the late 60s/early 70s.

You always find yourself scratching your head, baffled why one artist makes it as a household name and another stays on the sidelines, largely relegated to the position of backbone for a genre. Mick Abrahams went through several lineups before settling on The Mick Abrahams Band. During the time-span of 1968-2009, the time of the first of several health issues for Abrahams which has forced him temporarily into retirement while he makes a full recovery, Abrahams has officially released, been involved in or had bootlegs of some 41 albums during his career so far. He is far from obscure, but his popularity is primarily with those in the know, or have followed his career since the legendary This Was for Tull.

If you haven’t heard this concert before, even a half-hour snippet is worth the price of admission alone and gives further evidence the History of Rock is massive and overflowing with uncredited and overlooked (by the mainstream) contributions. ~G.S.

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Tommy Bolin LIVE in NOLA 1976

 Tommy Bolin

Showboat Lounge

Jazz City Studios

New Orleans LA

1976-11-16 

WNOE-FM Broadcast @320

01. Teaser

02. People People 

03. You Told Me That You Loved Me

04. Drum Solo---Jam

05. Wild Dogs

06. Band Intros

07. Shake The Devil

08. Post Toastee---Outro

Tommy Bolin - Guitar, Vocals

Max Gronenthal - Keyboards, Vocals

Jimmy Haslip - Bass

Mark Craney - Drums

Norma Jean Bell - Saxophone, Vocals

Sioux City - Miami Express

Thin Lizzy - Thunder And Lightning Demos

THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

 Well.....The Boss is down and out with the Covid. I know what a bitch that is. So let's wish him well. He figures to be back within a week or two. But not to worry all the fellas here will continue to deliver in spades. No back cover, however the songs are...

1.The Sun Goes Down

2.Bad Habits

3.This Is The One

4.Thunder And Lightning

5.Cold Sweat

6.Baby Please Don't Go (Version 1)

7.Baby Please Don't Go (Version 2)

Heart Attack

9.Don't Let It Slip Away

10.Don't Let Him Slip Away

11.Chosen Ones

12.Mama Don't Like It

                                BOYS WILL BE BOYS AND GIRLS WILL BE TROUBLE

Pink Floyd - Amsterdam & Fillmore West 1969-1970

Pink Floyd - Live Concerts
Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
September 17, 1969 – VPRO, Hilversum, Holland

Fillmore West, San Francisco
April 29, 1970

FM Broadcast Sources @320
These are unchaptered files

Set List for Amsterdam

Set List for Fillmore West

Note:
I have no idea if these setlists supplied by setlist.fm are correct
Any corrections can be placed in the comments.

 

These shows are NOT pulled from YouTube!!

 

Amsterdam & Fillmore West

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Live Chicago, IL 2003

NEW flac link added...
Originally posted December 22, 2019

 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
The Vic Theatre
April 19, 2003
Chicago, IL.
WXRT FM source @320 + flac

 

 

Disc 1
1. Intro
2. Baby Please Don't Go
3. You Don't Know How It Feels
4. Love Is A Long Road
5. Crawling Back to You
6. Down Home Girl
7. Handle With Care
8. Black Leather Woman
9. Little Red Rooster
10. Woman In Love
11. Done Somebody Wrong
12. I Won't Back Down
13. Not Fade Away
14. I'm Cryin'
15. I Gotta Woman

 
Disc 2
1. 13 Days
2. Walls
3. Angel Dreams
4. Learning To Fly
5. Melinda
6. Band Intro
7. Wake Up Time
8. Peggy Sue
9. Yer So Bad
10. Lost Children
11. Two Men Talking
12. Refugee
13. Carol
14. I'm Moving On
15. You Wreck Me
16. Mary Jane's Last Dance

@++@

 

 

@flac

 

 DJ chatter removed from flac version!

 

 

All Tom Petty Shows Updated...

 

The Yardbirds - BBC In Session, Stockholm, Germany '65, '66, '67

The Yardbirds - In Session BBC 1965
The Yardbirds - Live-in-Stockholm-1967-e.q
The Yardbirds - at The-BBC-1966
The Yardbirds - Stadthall-Offenbach-March-15-1967
Beat-Beat-Beat-Hessian-Rundfunk 

Unchaptered Radio broadcast sources@320

 Time 1:01.05  

Pulled from pastdaily.com when it was FREE!!

 

No File List...You Probably Already Know These! 

 

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 Playboy Playmate Kim Farber - 1967
 

Brian Eno with The Metropole Orkest Amsterdam 12-4-99

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

The Netherlands based Metropole Orkest teamed up with Eno and played two performances of this music in June 1999 at the Holland festival. The first of these was recorded live on Dutch radio, and it is this recording featured on this disc. The music differs hugely from what was officially released. See scans. 

 SEEING AS HOW THIS IS AN INSTRUMENTAL DISC I CANNOT QUOTE ANY LINES  

Waylon Jennings - Live Atlanta, GA. 1984

Waylon Jennings - The Omni
Atlanta, GA
September 23, 1984
Soundboard @flac

Lineage:  SBD > ? > CDR[x] > EAC > SHN > xACT > FLAC

 

 Setlist:

01 Are You Ready For The Country
02 Lonesome On'ry And Mean
03 Long Time Gone
04 Amanda
05 A Long Time Ago
06 Jack Of Diamonds
07 Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down
08 This Time
09 You Asked Me To
10 I've Always Been Crazy
11 Don't You Think This Outlaw Bit's Done Got Out Of Hand
12 Good Hearted Woman
13 Luckenbach Texas
14 Honky Tonk Heroes
15 Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?

Original notes:

I originally downloaded this from DIME in January 2005.  I converted the set to FLAC, followed modern naming conventions and created a FFP.  All credit goes to the original uploader, I am just sharing to those who might have missed it way back then (it might have been share more recently…I don't know).

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The Good Rats LIVE in Roslyn NY 1974

 The Good Rats

My Father's Place

Roslyn NY

1974-08-20 

WLIR-FM Broadcast @320 

01. Ken Cole Intro 

02. Back To My Music

03. Injun Joe

04. Tasty

05. City Acting

06. Louise The Tease

07. Poppa Poppa

08. Fred Upstairs and Ginger Snappers

09. Phil Fleish

10. Rat City in Blue

11. Beat Up Rambler

12. 300 Boys (Tape Flip)

13. Klash Ka-Bob

14. Songwriter

15. Fireball Express---Encore Break

16. Hourglass

17. Yellow Flower

18. Mean Mother Fucker---Encore Break

19. WLIR-FM-Tasty

20. Takin' it to Detroit

21. Does it Make You Feel Good?

22. Coo Coo Coo Blues

Peppy Marchello - Vocals, Baseball Bat

Mickey Marchello - Guitar, Vocals

John "The Cat" Gato - Guitar

Lenny Kottke - Bass, Vocals

Joe Franco - Drums, Percussion

Kind Of A New York Thing

Roy Wood's Wizzo Band LIVE in London UK 1977

Roy Wood's Wizzo Band

Paris Theatre

London UK

1977-04-03

BBC-FM Broadcast @320

01. Alan Black Intro---Life Is Wonderful

02. Waitin' At This Door

03. French Perfume

04. California Man

05. I Should Have Known

06. Another Wrong Night

07. Alan Black Band Intro

08. Are You Ready To Rock

09. Sneaking 'round A Corner---Encore Break

10. Another Wrong Night

Roy Wood - Guitar, Bagpipes, Vocals

Rick Price - Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar

Graham Gallery - Bass

David Donovan - Drums

Brian Crowder - Baritone Saxophone

Nick Pentelow - Tenor Saxophone

Mike Burney - Tenor Saxophone

Billy Paul - Alto Saxophone

Bob Wilson - Trombone

Ian Royal - Trumpet

Andy Peach - Trumpet

Kevin Perry - Trumpet

Rod Lee - Trumpet 

 WIZZOCADABRA

Pat Travers Band - Washington, D.C. 1982

Rebooted by request...
Originally posted October 27, 2015

Pat Travers Band - Wax Museum 

December 12, 1982  

Washington, D.C.

FM Source @320

Saw Pat Travers for probably the 10th time in 2014. Still killin' it!

Set List:

1. The Fifth
2. The Fall
3. Life In London
4. I'd Rather See You Dead
5. I La La La Love You
6. Stevie
7. Amgwanna Kick Booty
8. Can't Stop The Heartache
9. Statesboro Blues
10. Snortin' Whiskey
11. Rockin'
12. Boom Boom (Out Go The Lights)

 

Pat Travers - Guitar, Vocals
Peter "Mars" Cowling - Bass
Sandy Gennaro - Drums
Don Harris - Keyboards
Joey Jelf - Harmonica

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Humble Pie Reunion 1991

 

*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

By 1990 Marriott was playing an average 200 gigs a year, when Frampton flew into Britain and asked Marriott to reform Humble Pie to produce a one-off album and a reunion tour. The payment would allow Marriott to take things easier. He agreed, and they flew out to Frampton's studio in Los Angeles on the twenty-seventh of January 1991. They began writing songs, but the project was never completed, as Marriott had a change of heart and returned home. See scans

I WOULDN'T HAVE NONE OF YOU COFFEE SHOP WOMEN MESSING WITH ME

Albert Collins and Rory Gallagher - Live Nyon, Switzerland 1983

Rebooted...
Originally posted January 16, 2014

Albert Collins & Rory Gallagher

Paleo Folk Festival
Nyon, Switzerland
July 22, 1983

Excellent Unknown Source @320

Track List
01 Jam One -09:13
02 Jam Two -25:43

 

Thanks to Pino & intoabluehaze.blogspot.com (which now appears as inactive)

All Rory Gallagher show links have been updated!!

Nyon '83

The Tedeschi Trucks Band - Live Shepherd's Bush 2011

Rebooted...
Originally posted November 17, 2012

 The Tedeschi Trucks Band

Shepherd's Bush Empire

London, UK
June 29, 2011
 FM Source @320

Recorded from The Paul Jones show on BBC Radio 2 broadcast 18th July 2011

 

Set List:
01. Interview
02. Don't Let Me Slide
03. Midnight In Harlem
04. Learn How To Love
05. Until You Remember
06. That Did It
07. Love Has Something Else To Say
08. Bound For Glory

Bonus:
09. Anyday
10. Space Captain
11. Just Kissed My Baby

Shepherd's Bush '11

David Bowie Demos/Outtakes/Unreleased/TV Broadcasts - Various Studios 1968-1980

 David Bowie

Demos/Outtakes/Unreleased/TV Broadcasts

Various Studios

1968-1980

Soundboard/TV Broadcasts @320

01. Space Oddity (Demo 1969 - First Half)

02. Rupert The Riley (Outtake 1970)

03. Changes (Demo 1971)

04. Kooks (Demo 1971)

05. Amsterdam (Demo 1971)

06. Starman (Backing Track 1972)

07. The Jean Genie (Alternate Mix 1972)

08. A Lad In Vain (AKA Zion) (Outtake 1973

09. All The Young Dudes (Outtake 1973

10. Tired Of My Life (Outtake 1970)

11. Who Can I Be Now (Outtake 1975)

12. London By Ta-Ta (Outtake 1968)

13. The Ching-A-Ling Song (Outtake 1968)

14. Lover To The Dawn (Demo 1969)

15. The Man Who Sold The World (Live Saturday Night Live 1979-12-15)

16. Boys Keep Swinging (Live Saturday Night Live 1979-12-15)

17. Ashes To Ashes (Johnny Carson Show 1980-12-05)

18. TVC 15 (Live Saturday Night Live 1979-12-15)

Confront a corpse at least once. The absolute absence of life is the most disturbing and challenging confrontation you will ever have. - David Bowie

 

I thought the only lonely place was on the Moon...

Rebooted...

 

Look what I ran across... An Excellent Moon Martin Concert!

John David "Moon" Martin originally started out in the Rockabilly Music Scene but adapted a touch of that into a Rock/New Wave Style of Music and created some real fine unique tunes!

He's probably best known as the songwriter of Bad Case Of Lovin' You (Doctor, Doctor) made famous by Robert Palmer and Cadillac Walk made famous by Mink DeVille! Oh, but I bet Moon ca$hed $ome $erious check$ from tho$e $ongs!

I just found out that Moon Martin died back in May (Yeah, of This Year - Man, 2020 sure has sucked!) while searchin' for somethin' about him.

This show took place back in 1978 (many Moons ago...) at The Main Point, a club just outside Philadelphia. It may or may not be the full concert 'cause soon as the last song is over - That's All, Folks! But still, who cares - Ya just don't see any of his shows (especially of This Excellent Quality!) floatin' around out there...

Hot Nite In Dallas is a great Rock Song as ALL of them are! And Moon does a Cool Cover of I Saw Her Standing There as well! And the other songs I mentioned earlier, made famous by other artists!

 NEW LINK: 7/24/22

https://workupload.com/file/aqhzMdRavZv

Boston - Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio - 09/27/1976

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted by subadoo November 11, 2012

Boston - Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio - 09/27/1976

Type: Bootleg
Format: Flac
Source: Soundboard
Quality: Excellent A+++
PRE-FM SBD REEL>Super Sonic (label) "More Than A Feeling" CD SS99003>FLAC

The Band:
Brad Delp-Guitar/Lead Vocals
Tom Shiltz-Guitar/Organ
Barry Goudreau-Guitar
Fran Sheehan-Bass/Backing Vocals
Sib Hashian-Drums/ Background Vocals

Set list:
1. Rock & Roll Band
2. Help Me
3. Peace of Mind
4. Something About You
5. A Man I'll Never Be
6. Smokin'
7. Foreplay
8. Long Time
9. Don't Be Afraid Of Love
10. More Than A Feeling
11. Television Politician


Enjoy or not!

Iggy Pop- Live In Chicago 1996

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

                                    Just in case you might have missed this. See scans

                        HONEY COME AND BE BY ENEMY SO I CAN LOVE YOU TRUE