Dave & Phil Alvin And The Guilty Ones - Amsterdam, NL. 2014

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Originally posted August 22, 2023

 Dave & Phil Alvin And The Guilty Ones -  Paradiso
Amsterdam, Netherlands
November 12, 2014
SBD/AUD Matrix @flac

Source 1: Soundboard-> Edirol R09-HR [24bit/48kHz]
Source 2: 2xDPA4061-> MPS6020> Sony PCM-M10 [24bit/48kHz]

~Recorded and mixed in Audacity by scdegraaf~
Because the guitars were very low in the soundboard mix and were mainly taken from the amps on stage I used more audience in my mix than I usually do. Moreover I liked the audience recording better than the soundboard recording. However mixed together they make a very nice recording.

Interview: Dave Alvin on “New Highway”

Setlist
1. Intro
2. All By Myself
3. Banter
4. I Feel So Good
5. Banter
6. Key To the Highway
7. You've Changed
8. Banter
9. How You Want It Done?
10. Southern Flood Blues
11. Border Radio
12. Johnny Ace Is Dead
13. The Stuff They Call Money
14. Truckin' Little Woman
15. What's Up With Your Brother?
16. Banter
17. Please, Please, Please
18. Dry River
19. Banter
20. One Bad Stud
21. Encore applause
22. Fourth Of July
23. Marie Marie
24. Band intros/So Long Baby Goodbye

Time - 1:44:36

 

 

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The Jeff Healy Band Megapost - 1988 - 1993

The Jeff Healey Band
Collected In Session and In Concert, UK 1988 - 1993
FM Source @flac

Personnel on discs 1 thru 4
Jeff Healey - Guitar, Vocals
Joe Rockman - Bass
Tom Stephen - Drums

Additional personnel to the above on disc 5, believed to be  
Washington Savage: Keyboards
Mische Butler: Backing Vocals
Jachintha Matthews: Backing Vocals

 

Original Notes
Playback lineage - Cassette playback on Technics Cassette Deck   
OR   
Reel(m) on Revox B77  
-> Alesis Masterlink @ 96kHz, 24-bit (track & disc splits, level adjustment, fades, sample-rate conversion to 16-bit) -> CDR -> EAC to .wav -> TLH to .flac

This is Version 1.2 of my collected Jeff Healey broadcasts from the UK in 1989 - 1993. All of the above recorded direct off-air by myself.
Have included two versions of some sessions and concerts for various reasons; in the case of the sessions, they were re-broadcast on different dates, and on different shows,
and my editing at that time was a bit 'severe' and less precise than I do today; the alternative takes are included for everyone to pick and choose their preferred takes. The 1990 concert was recorded to two cassette decks simultaneously from one FM tuner - one cassette with dolby, one without, and one with tape flip, one without; again, the listener can pick whichever they prefer.
 
If anyone supplies additions or updates to this, depending on their scope, I'll issue another Version.

There's apparently a second 1989 session; if anyone can come up with this one to be included in version 2.....

Angel Eyes
When the Night Comes Falling from the Sky
Roadhouse Blues
Foxy Lady


Change log:

1.2 - added track name of previously-unknown track to Disc 5 file name and txt file, updated 1993 personnel

Disc 1
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In Session at BBC Maida Vale Studio 4, 6 Dec 1988.

01 See the Light
02 My Little Girl
03 All Along the Watchtower
04 Confidence Man
05 I Need to be Loved

In Session at the BBC, 1990-xx-xx (possibly recorded in BBC studios in Manchester, exact date unknown)

06 While My Guitar Gently Weeps
07 Full Circle
08 Life Beyond the Skies
09 Can't Get My Hands on You

Recording Lineage
01 - 04 FM off-air -> Revox B77 reel-to-reel -> Reel(m)
05 - 09 FM off-air -> Technics Cassette Deck -> cassette(m), possibly edited -> cassette(n)

 

*CD 1*

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Disc 2
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Live at The Marquee Club, London 8 Dec 1988 (Reel-to-reel source)

01 My Little Girl
02 Farther On Up the Road
03 I Need to be Loved
04 Don't Let Your Chance Go By
05 All Along the Watchtower

Live at The Marquee Club, London 8 Dec 1988 (Cassette source ca47)

06 My Little Girl
07 Farther On Up the Road
08 I Need to be Loved
09 Don't Let Your Chance Go By
10 All Along the Watchtower

Live at The Marquee (possibly 8 Dec 1988 - 'bonus' tracks)

11 Farther on Up The Road
12 Confidence Man
13 I'm Tore Down

14 That's What They Say
15 All Along the Watchtower (HFS alt. take)

Recording lineage

01-05 - FM off-air -> Revox B77 reel-to-reel -> reel(m)
06-13 - FM off-air -> Technics Cassette Deck -> cassette(m)

14, 15 - Silver CD imported to Alesis Masterlink -> CDR

Tracks 14/15 from a 3" CD given away with 'HiFi Sound', a UK magazine of the time...

*CD 2*

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Disc 3 & 4
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Live at The Hammersmith Odeon, London (now The Hammersmith Apollo) 1990  Ca42)
(Recorded without Dolby, on a C60, so fade in/out for tape flip at around 30 mins)

01 My Little Girl
02 Blue Jean Blues
03 Confidence Man
04 I Think I Love You Too Much
05 How Long Can a Man be Strong
06 Can't Get My Hands on You
07 Full Circle
08 Angel Eyes
09 All Along the Watchtower

*CD 3* 

*CD 4*

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Disc 5
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Live at The Apollo Theatre, Manchester 1993-03-xx (30min cass 169)

01 Baby's Lookin' Hot
02 House of Love
03 Evil and Here to Stay
04 Angel Eyes
05 Heart of an Angel

Recording lineage discs 3 thru 5

FM off-air -> Technics Cassette Deck -> cassette (m)

*CD 5*

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Thanks to Guitars101, the original sources and poster!!!

 

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Trent Reznor and Peter Murphy Various FM Broadcasts 2006-xx-xx

 Trent Reznor and Peter Murphy

Various FM Broadcasts @320

2006-xx-xx

Show 01 - Atlanta GA 2006-06-07 (WWWQ-FM)

Trent Reznor and Peter Murphy

01. Head Like A Hole (originally by Nine Inch Nails)

02. Sanity Assassin (originally by Bauhaus)

03. Hurt (originally by Nine Inch Nails)

       Show 02 - Washington DC 2006-06-13 (WWDC-FM)

Trent Reznor, Peter Murphy, and TV On The Radio

04. Dreams (originally by TV On The Radio)

05. Final Solution (originally by Pere Ubu)

06. Bela Lugosi's Dead (originally by Bauhaus)

      Show 03 - Boston MA 2006-06-23 (WBCN-FM)

Trent Reznor, Peter Murphy, Jeordie White, and Atticus Ross

07. Reptile (originally by Nine Inch Nails)

08. Warm Leatherette (originally by The Normal)

09. A Strange Kind Of Love (originally by Peter Murphy)

10. Nightclubbing (originally by Iggy Pop)

       Show 04 - Chicago IL 2006-07-01 (WKQX-FM)

Peter Murphy and Nine Inch Nails

11. Dead Souls (originally by Joy Division)

12. Twenty Four Hours (originally by Joy Division)

13. Warsaw (originally by Joy Division)

14. Atmosphere (originally by Joy Division)

15. Trent Reznor and Peter Murphy Backstage Interview 

Bauhaus & The Nails

Buddy Guy with Stevie Ray Vaughan - New York, NY. 1986

Buddy Guy & Stevie Ray Vaughan
Lone Star Cafe
New York, NY.
April 14,1986
WNEW FM Source @320

 

CD1

EARLY SHOW

1-YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO
2-I'LL PLAY THE BLUES FOR YOU
3-YONDER'S WALL
4-FIVE LONG YEARS
5-ALL YOUR LOVE
6-BLUE MONDAY
7-CRAZY ABOUT YOU >
8-I JUST WANNA MAKE LOVE TO YOU
9-STORMY MONDAY
10-STILL CALLED THE BLUES

 

CD2

LATE SHOW

1-MISS YOU ( FADES IN )
2-SLOW BLUES INSTRUMENTAL
3-BLUE GUITAR
4-BLIND MAN
5-WORRY WORRY *
6-MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB *
7-STORMY MONDAY > EARLY IN THE MORNING *
8-CHAMPAGNE & REEFER *

* W/ STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN

It was quite a night.Monday night in NYC and off to the
Lone Star Cafe to see Buddy Guy. We were only a few feet from
the stage. About 1/2 way through the late show,
Buddy calls out to the bar for a drink and a guy with a big
cowboy hat brings it to the stage. Buddy looks down to
grab it only to see it's Stevie. He calls him up to
finish the set and the rest is history...

 

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Bob Dylan - The Bootleg Series Volume 0

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Well......let's see 0 comments for the Joni Mitchell post. I wonder if I can top that with this Bob Dylan post.

                              INCLUDES EVERYTHING YOU SEE HERE

Joni Mitchell - A Woman In The East The 1983 Tokyo Broadcast

 

                                            

                                                                 See Scans

                          THEY PAVED PARADISE AND PUT UP A PARKING LOT

Jimi Hendrix Guest Experience @224kbps

                                             

                                        *REBOOTED FIRST PUBLISHED -12-31-16 

Happy New Year first of all hope you have about a million two million more.

GOT TOO HIGH WE BLEW OUR WHOLE SCENE

The Doors - Live Vancouver, BC. 1970

The Doors - Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver, BC.
June 6, 1970
Westwood One FM Source @320

Recorded and broadcast by Westwood One Radio Network, with introduction and commentary by Jim Ellis. Commercials are included in this recording.

The Doors had released their 5th album Morrison Hotel in February that year and would release Absolutely Live the following month.

The Doors: Jim Morrison-Vocals, Robby Krieger-Guitar, Ray Manzarek-Keyboards, John Densmore-Drums. Special Guest: Albert King-Guitar (on Little Red Rooster & Who Do You Love).

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Curved Air - Air Cut (1973)

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Originally posted May 29, 2017

Curved Air - Air Cut (1973)

Studio recordings @320

Out of Print

On this album, the band featured a different lineup that included two teenage prodigies, the violinist Eddie Jobson (who later found fame with UK and Roxy Music) and guitarist Kirby Gregory (who subsequently joined Stretch). These tracks show Curved Air maintained their dynamic and high standard of musicianship with a brand new line up.

Track List:

1. The Purple Speed Queen (1:32)
2. Elfin Boy (4:13)
3. Metamorphosis (10:38)
4. World (3:43)
5. Armin (3:42)
6. U.H.F. (5:07)
7. Two-Three-Two (4:10)
8. Easy (6:40) 

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John Sebastian LIVE in San Francisco CA 1969

 John Sebastian 

Fillmore West 

San Francisco CA

1969-10-04

Soundboard @320

01. Lovin' You

02. Sitting On Top Of The World

03. Magical Connection

04. You're A Big Boy Now

05. Introduction to 'The Room Nobody Lives In'

06. The Room Nobody Lives In

07. Daydream

08. Fishin' Blues

09. Younger Girl

10. Red-Eye Express

11. She's A Lady

12. Darling Be Home Soon

John Sebastian - Guitar, Vocals

A cloth house is all you need if you got love

The Who Odds And Sods 6 Disc Box

                                           * THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

   

                    Track lists are in the files if you're not able to read the above.

         WHENEVER I'M WITH YOU SOMETHING INSIDE STARTS TO BURNING

                      I WAS BORN WITH A PLASTIC SPOON IN MY MOUTH

             WELL HERE'S A POKE AT YOU YOU'RE GONNA CHOKE ON IT TOO

            WELL I'M A GONNA RAISE A FUSS I'M GONNA RAISE UP A HOLLER

                               MOST OF THE KIDS SMOKED CIGARETTES

               SOMEONE TAKES HIS PANTS OFF AND THE RAFTERS KNOCK

Killing Joke - Demos 2001-2003

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Originally posted August 8, 2013 and August 7, 2021

Killing Joke - Demo's

2001-2003

Studio soundboard recordings @320

Tracks:

Loose Cannon 

Future Shock 

Silent Rage
Seeing Red

Universe B

Blood On Your Hands
Zenon

"Unknown"

Loose Cannon
The House That Pain Built
Inferno

Zennen

Wardance (Ultimate Version)



Thanks to the original sources

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Demos and Rarities

Al Foster Quartet - Live Village Vanguard, NY - 2008

Al Foster Quartet - Live Village Vanguard
New York, New York
May 21, 2008
FM source @320

Master percussionist Al Foster, longtime drummer for Miles Davis, brought his own quartet to New York's legendary Village Vanguard, for a performance broadcast live on air by WBGO and online at NPR Music.

To start the second night of a week-long residency at the West Village club, Foster called a mix of trusted jazz classics and savory, groove-happy originals. The quartet opened and closed with tunes penned by Foster's former employer Miles Davis, spinning a cymbal-happy take on the famous "So What" and ending with an acoustic version of "Jean Pierre," which Foster recorded with Davis live in 1981. In all, it was an affair decidedly more hard-bop-oriented than the electric funk that Foster created with Miles, but one no less full of subtly masterful performances from all hands on deck.

Raised in New York, Foster was only 19 when he made his first recording, backing trumpeter Blue Mitchell on the classic Blue Note LP The Thing To Do. Foster soon became a "first call" drummer for many of jazz's leading lights, playing with musicians like Herbie Hancock, Sonny Rollins, and Thelonious Monk.

Foster got his biggest break while playing a date at the Cellar Club on 95th Street in Manhattan. Miles Davis was in the crowd that night, and was awed enough to hire him on the spot: "[Foster] knocked me out because he had such a groove and he would just lay it right in there," Davis wrote in his autobiography. "That was the kind of thing I was looking for. Al could set it up for everybody else to play off and just keep the groove going forever." Davis would count Al Foster as his drummer for 20 years — spanning the trumpeter's wildest electric experiments — and as a friend for life.

~Patrick Jarenwattananon

 

Al Foster, drums
Gary Versace, piano
Doug Weiss, bass
Eli Degibri, tenor and soprano saxophones


Set List
So What
The Chief*
Peace
Take the A Train
Cantaloupe Island
Brandyn*
Jean Pierre

*Foster's compositions

 

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The Arcade Fire - Live Los Angeles 2013

Rebooted...
Originally posted February 2, 2014

 Arcade Fire - Live Capitol Studios

Los Angeles, CA. 2013

 Excellent Broadcast Source @320

1 un-chaptered file

The band perform highlights from its new album, Reflektor, recorded live from Capitol Studios in Los Angeles.

The performance came a day after the death of Lou Reed. Arcade Fire paid tribute to the much beloved artist by performing two of his songs: "Perfect Day," from Reed's 1972 album Transformer, and "Satellite Of Love," from the same album. Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler also dedicated the band's song "Afterlife," from Reflektor, to Reed.

Set List:
"Reflektor"
"Flashbulb Eyes"
"Afterlife"
"It's Never Over (Oh Orpheus)"
"We Exist"
"You Already Know"
"Normal Person"
"Haiti"
"Here Comes The Night Time"
"Supersymmetry" (With Lou Reed's "Perfect Day" - "Satellite Of Love")
"Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)"

 

 

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Capitol Studios

Link Wray And His Ray Men - Great Guitar Hits By Link Wray And His Raymen - 1962

Link Wray And His Ray Men 
Great Guitar Hits By Link Wray And His Raymen 

Studio soundboard recordings @320

Out of Print

Track List:
Run, Chicken, Run
The Black Widow
Lillian
Pancho Villa
Rawhide
Ace Of Spades
Jack, The Ripper
Dance Contest
Alone
The Outlaw
The Swag
Rumble

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Eric Clapton - From The Cradle Tour Rehearsals 1994

Rebooted...
A special Dave Sez contribution originally posted April 11, 2014

Eric Clapton

From The Cradle Tour Rehearsals
Sony Studios NYC

28th September 1994
A+ studio mp3 @ 320, full artwork and text included

A couple of weeks after the release of the From The Cradle album on 13th September 1994, Clapton gathered his band at a New York studio to rehearse for their upcoming tour. These top-quality full run-throughs are at least equal to the official album, being again recorded as a single studio take then beautifully mixed down for the band to rehearse to.

Eric Clapton – guitar, vocals
Dave Bronze – bass
Andy Fairweather-Low – guitar
Chris Stainton – keyboards
Roddy Lorimer – trumpet
Tim Sanders – tenor saxophone
Simon Clarke – baritone saxophone
Jerry Portnoy – harmonica
Andy Newmark – drums

01 - Hootchie Coochie Man*
02 - Tore Down*
03 - Sinner's Prayer*
04 - Motherless Child*
05 - Malted Milk
06 - Born Under A Bad Sign
07 - Someday After A While*
08 - It Hurts Me Too*
09 - 44
10 - Five Long Years*
11 - Crossroads
12 - Ain't Nobody's Business
...
Bonuses: "Saturday Night Live" session, 24th September 1994
13 - Tore Down*
14 - Five Long Years*
* = on From The Cradle album.

Research and text by Dave Sez, 2014 - almost twentieth anniversary!

  

Thanks to the abandoned vivalesbootlegs.blogspot.com!

 

 

Rehearsals '94

Joe Cocker LIVE in Chicago IL 1978

 Joe Cocker & The American Standard Band

The Unconcert

Park West

Chicago IL

1978-10-09 (Recording Date)

1978-11-12 (Broadcast Date)

WXRT-FM Broadcast  @320

 

01. Radio Intro

02. Feeling Alright

03. Put Out the Light

04. A Whiter Shade of Pale

05. Lady Put The Light Out 

06. Delta Lady

07. I Know (You Don't Want Me No More)

08. The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress 

09. I'm the Jealous Kind

10. Fun Time

11. I Heard It Through The Grapevine

12. With A Little Help From My Friends

13. You Are So Beautiful

14. The Letter

15. Radio Outro

Joe Cocker - Vocals

Cliff Goodwin - Guitar

Kevin Falvey - Keyboards, Vocals

Derek Dyer - Keyboards, Vocals

Bob Horn - Bass 

John Riley - Drums 

Bobby Keys - Saxophone

Phil Driscoll - Trumpet

Clydie King - Vocals

Mona Lisa Young - Vocals 

Ann Lang - Vocals

Cocker Power

Ry Cooder - Live Denver, CO. 1974

Ry Cooder - Live Ebbets Field
Denver, CO.
May 20, 1974
KCUV FM Source @flac

A nice acoustic set!

 

 

Set List: 

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UFO - Live Los Angeles, CA. 1975

U.F.O. - Live Record Plant Studios
Los Angeles, CA.
September 23, 1975
FM Source @320

 

UFO are an English rock band formed in London in 1968. They became a transitional group between early hard rock and heavy metal and the new wave of British heavy metal. The band's current lineup includes vocalist Phil Mogg, lead guitarist Vinnie Moore, rhythm guitarist and keyboardist Neil Carter, bass guitarist Rob De Luca, and drummer Andy Parker. They have gone through several line-up changes, leaving Mogg as the only constant member, and had two breaks (1983–1984 and again from 1989 to 1991). The band also featured former Scorpions guitarist and Michael Schenker Group (MSG) founder Michael Schenker, who was a member of UFO from 1973 to 1978 and rejoined the band sporadically between 1993 and 2003, when Moore replaced him. In May 2018, Mogg announced that he would retire from UFO after one last tour as a member of the band in 2019;however, the band plans to resume their farewell tour in 2022. ~Wiki

Band Members
Vocals: Phil Mogg
Bass: Pete Way
Drums: Andy Parker
Guitar: Michael Schenker
Keyboards: Danny Peyroneli

Setlist:

01. Let it Roll
02. Doctor Doctor
03. Oh My
04. Built for Comfort
05. Out in the Street
06. Space Child
07. Mother Mary
08. All or Nothing
09. This Kids
10. Shoot Shoot
11. Rock Bottom
12. C'mon Everybody 

 

Taper notes 

You will find this listed all over the internet as a New York recording. It is not, doing some research online I found KMET-FM is a Los Angeles Radio station. Shana the person doing the introduction worked there in 1975 and There is a Record Plant Studios in Los Angeles. I find the sound excellent, no real crowd except for the people hanging out in the studio. Enjoy!

                                  
Found at DC++ World - Thanks to darkhorse!

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PJ Harvey - Live Eurockéennes 2004

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Originally posted June 6, 2014

PJ Harvey - Live Eurockéennes Festival

Lac de Malsaucy near Belfort, France

July 3, 2004
Soundboard or Broadcast Source @320

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurock%C3%A9ennes

 

Set List
1.Uh Huh Her
2The Whores Hustle and the Hustlers Whore
3.Who the Fuck?
4.The Letter
5.Dress
6.Evol
7.A Perfect Day Elise
8.Victory
9.You Come Through
10.The Darker Days of Me & Him
11.Down by the Water
12.The Life & Death of Mr. Badmouth
13.Good Fortune
14.Meet Ze Monsta
15.Cat on the Wall
16.Harder
17.Taut
18.Big Exit

 

All PJ Harvey shows have updated links!!

 

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Eurockéennes '14