Notes from original poster:
One of my all time favorite (officially released) live albums has to be Renaissance Live At Carnegie Hall from 1976. Despite the emergence of punk and the associated back lash to the 'millionaire rock stars' and the music business excesses, somehow Renaissance seemed to sit outside of the fury.
For me it was simply a band that were both astonishing musicians and writers rather than posers and pretentious, and their live performances reflected this. Annie Haslam's five octave range, and the balanced use of a live orchestra just added to the bands credibility'
This is a recording originally broadcast live on WNEW from a concert at the Academy of Music, New York on the 17th May 1974. It makes a great companion to the subsequent Carnegie Hall album and the sound quality is crisp and clear.
Set List:
1. Introduction & music
2. Can You Understand
3. Black Flame
4. Carpet Of The Sun
5. Cold Is Being
6. Things I Don't Understand
7. Running Hard
8. Ashes Are Burning
9. Mother Russia
Comments:
Renaissance were accompanied by a 24 piece orchestra & conductor. Ashes Are Burning included Andy Powell (Wishbone Ash) on guitar and promoter Howard Stein on piano.
The Academy of Music was a theater and opera house located at East 14th Street and Irving Place in Manhattan, New York City. The Academy was built in 1854 and seated approximately 1,500 people. It was rebuilt in 1866 after being destroyed by fire. It served as a venue for rock concerts in the 1970s, and in 1985 became the Palladium nightclub. The theater was demolished by New York University and replaced by the present Palladium Residence Hall.
Thanks to the original poster.
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/93uajtd1pz1ypwq/Ren+May+17,+1974+fbsvw.rar/file
The Essential studio sessions & BBC, 1967-1968
This is a re-post from a few years ago when I hosted on Rapidshare
Type=: Bootleg
Source: CDDA
Quality: 192kbps / 44,1kHz / Full Stereo
Playtime: 70:52 min
My notes: This is just what it says "the Essential studio sessions & BBC, 1967-1968" Some of the recordings are not the best quality, as they are basically pre-FM to- early FM broadcasts. There are some interviews with the band that are pretty interesting also.
The Band:
Steve Winwood - organ, guitar,
Dave Mason - guitar, bass,
Chris Wood - saxophone,
Jim Capaldi - drums
Track list:
01. Dear Mr. Fantasy
02. Radio Introduction
03. Hole in My Shoe
04. Paper Sun
05. A House for Eveyone
06. No Face, No Name, No Number
07. Hope They Never Find Me Here
08. 40,000 Headmen
09. Dear Mr. Fantasy
10. You Can All Join in
11. Feelin' Alright
12. Heaven is in Your Mind
13. Dealer
14. Utterly Simple
15. Coloured Rain
16. Smiling Phases
17. Heaven is in Your Mind
18. Pearly Queen
19.Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring
20. Coloured Rain
21.Dear Mr. Fantasy
Enloy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/nxp9dxwi63kvffn/Tra-1969-SBC_fbsvw.rar/file
Rebooted...again
Originally posted October 12, 2017 and April 14. 2022
The Power Station - The Southern Amphitheater, Houston, Texas, USA.
1985-07-19
"Get It On Tour"
https://workupload.com/file/CHKvtwEQELq
Tina Turner - Budokan Hall, Tokyo on December 28th 1985
Private Dancer Tour
Liberated Swingin' Pig Bootleg
FM Broadcast - Not the complete show
This show from the Budokan Hall, Tokyo on December 28th 1985, marked the last concert in a spectacular run of shows for what was then, her most successful world tour. Timeline revisits this spectacular performance with a fully restored and professionally remastered NHK radio broadcast. Presented with background notes and timeline photos. With Jack Bruno - drums; Timmy Cappello - percussion, keyboards, saxophone and vocals; Bob Feit - bass; Jamie-West Oram - guitar and vocals; Kenny Moore - piano and vocals; James Ralston - guitar and vocals
https://workupload.com/file/TJZYECHKc9w
Blood, Sweat & Tears 1974-05-24
Type: Audience recording
Format: MP3@192
Quality: A- to B+
Show: Bootleg
Notes: This is a great show, however David Clayton-Thomas front man and main singer was not with the band for this show. David Clayton-Thomas the primary lead singer for Blood, Sweat & Tears, left the band in 1972 due to touring exhaustion but returned periodically, focusing more on a successful solo career
The Band:
Jerry Fisher - Lead Vocals
Jerry LaCroix - Lead Vocals, Tenor Saxophone, Harmonica
Dave Bargeron - trombone, tuba
Tony Klatka- trumpet, flugelhorn
Bill Tillman - Woodwinds
Larry Willis - acoustic and Fender Electric Piano
Georg Wadenius - guitar
Ron McClure- bass
Bobby Colomby - drums
Disc 1
01. Introduction 1:22
02. Look Up To The Sky 5:52
03. Engine 49 6:46
04. God Bless The Child 9:06
05. Snow Queen 11:11
06. Maiden Voyage 6:63
07. She's Coming Home 4:43
08. Mean Ole World 8:30
09. So Long Dixie 5:55
10. She Does It To Me 3:53
11. I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know 9:00
Tt: 73:11
Disc 2
01. You Girl 6:02
02. Are You Satisfied 4:53
03. Mirror Image Suite 15:51
04. Almost Sorry 11:35
05. Audience 2:06
06. Spinning Wheel 4:01
07. And When I Die 2:57
08. And When I Die (Pt.2) 7:55
09. Audience 2:13
10. You Made Me So Very Happy 5:12
Tt: 62:45
Enjoy or Not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/vhyruh246zsaw12/BST+-+05-24-74+fbsvw.rar/file
Rebooted...
Last posted April 23, 2020
In 1972, Miles Davis released On The Corner. In his autobiography,
Miles felt Columbia Records didn't push the album, which added to his
frustrations, but it was also a time when Miles learnt more of
Stockhausen's concepts of music. He said: "I had always written in a
circular way and through Stockhausen I could see that I didn't want to
ever play again from eight bars to eight bars, because I never end
songs; they just keep going on."
With percussionist Mtume Heath and guitarist Pete Cosey in the
lineup, "the band settled down into a deep African thing, a deep
African-American groove, with a lot of emphasis on drums and rhythm, and
not on individual solos."
Miles added: "I would try exploring one chord with this band, one
chord in a tune, trying to get everyone to master these small little
simple things like rhythm. We would take a chord and make it work for
five minutes with variations, cross rhythms, things like that. Say Al
Foster is playing in 4/4, Mtume might be playing in 6/8, or 7/4, and the
guitarist might be comping in another time signature, or another rhythm
altogether different. That's a lot of intricate shit we were working
off this one chord."
For audiences attending this show in London in 1973, they would have
thought of Miles playing tracks from On The Corner. But for many, the
performance, though fiery, probably sounded more like improvisations and
noddlings. Tracks like Turnaroundphrase and Tune In 5, which featured
here, would only reach a wider audience with the release of the Dark
Magus live album in 1974.
For now, fans can say a word of thanks to saxophonist Dave Liebman
who had the presence of mind to put a tape recorder on stage and record
the shows.
As valleybird commented on the internet: "This is an excellent stage
recording, and so is the performance itself! Click on start, close your
eyes if you like, and be on stage with the band! Thanks to Dave Liebman,
who I believe is the source of this tape. What you get here is an
excellent capture of the stage sound at a Victorian entertainment
theater, the Rainbow Theater. The sound of the drums sound natural...
There is only low interference of the PA, what you get is their stage
amp line, which wasn't so bad for this time. A really interesting
recording for audiophiles too."
~by bluesever
First set
Turnaroundphrase (M. Davis) 11:55
Tune in 5 (M. Davis) 10:24
Unknown title 730620 (M. Davis) (with applause, announcement) 21:27
Second set
Right Off (M. Davis) 13:38
Ife (M. Davis) 20:50
Calypso Frelimo (M. Davis) (incomplete) 12:18
Cut off at 12:18.
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Mark Knopfler And Emmylou Harris - Arena Di Verona, Verona, Italy June 3rd 2006
https://workupload.com/file/Lr5yvHhauf2
Yes - 1977 - Making Complete One (Studio outtakes)
Excellent studio outakes
Format: mp3@192
Quality B+ A-
Type: Bootleg
Track list:
01 - History Info (2:08)
02 - Parallels #1 (1:06)
03 - Parallels #2 (5:55)
04 - Parallels #3 (1:37)
05 - Parallels #4 (2:44)
06 - Parallels #5 (2:01)
07 - Parallels #6 (1:19)
08 - Parallels #7 (0:36)
09 - Parallels #8 (0:58)
10 - Parallels #9 (2:56)
11 - Parallels #10 (1:35)
12 - Parallels #11 (6:06)
13 - Parallels #12 (6:00)
14 - Parallels #13 (Almost Ready) (0:43)
15 - Parallels #14 (With Vocals) (0:39)
16 - Going for the One #1 (4:04)
17 - Going for the One #2 (2:30)
18 - Going for the One #3 (1:36)
19 - Going for the One #4 (2:00)
20 - Going for the One #5 (0:56)
21 - Steve's Acoustic Dylan #1 (1:39)
22 - Steve's Electric #1 (1:03)
23 - Steve's Acoustic Dylan #2 (4:14)
24 - Steve's Electric #2 (10:41)
25 - Rick's Solo #1 (5:06)
26 - Rick's Solo #2 (3:49)
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/39aalyhel3qxsst/Yes+-+1977+outtakes+fbsvw.rar/file
Blood, Sweat and Tears - 1977-11-08 - New York Bottom Line
Type: Soundboard
Format MP3@192
Quality: A+
Show: Late show
Remastered, Unofficial Release
My notes: This is an Excellent show by Blood Sweat and Tears from 1977 @ The Bottom line ib New York City. Tenth anniversary live performance on November 8, 1977, at The Bottom Line in New York City. Blood, Sweat, & Tears, aka BS&T, was the very first act to appear on King Biscuit in 1973, and would return several times. This show was special because it happened 18 months after lead vocalist David Clayton-Thomas rejoined the popular jazz-rock-pop band. Originally broadcast on the King Biscuit Flower Hour. The band was hot this night. If you like Bood Sweat and Tears this is the show for you do not miss this one, as it is an excelent show
01 - Intro (2:16)
02 - Instrumental (6:44)
03 - Hi De Ho (9:31)
04 - Gimme That Wine (7:18)
05 - Spinning Wheel (5:48)
06 - Don't Explain (8:38)
07 - Matso Yuma Mama (5:20)
08 - Lucretia McEvil (13:32)
09 - Blue Street (5:14)
10 - And When I Die (1:52)
11 - Tuba solo Blues (12:49)
12 - And When I Die (reprise) (3:46)
13 - Drum solo (4:25)
14 - Bass solo (7:11)
15 - Jam - Band introductions (8:05)
16 - Mean Ole World (3:37)
17 - You've Made Me So Very Happy (5:20)
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/3wpvhja779w6pt7/BST+-+1977-11-08+-+New+York.rar/file
Joe Walsh & Barnstorm - Smokes From The Beginning
Live At University Of Texas, Arlington, Texas
September 24th 1973
Liberated Bootleg
https://workupload.com/file/LyDENmSwxkB
There is not much info about this except that is an excellent bootleg. You can see the info on the back cover Pic.
Notes from Google:
The "Pink Floyd - Animal Sessions" refer to the 1976 recording period for their album Animals, primarily at Britannia Row Studios, marked by Roger Waters' increased control, reworked songs like "Raving and Drooling" (became "Sheep"), and the iconic inflatable pig photo shoot at Battersea Power Station, leading to a darker, more cynical sound reflecting social commentary and internal band shifts. Bootleg recordings capture these sessions, including variations of album tracks and live moments.
If you have not heard this and are a Pink Floyd fan this is a must have.
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/f4j6d753ye9n7cm/[1976]+-+Animal+Sessions+PW+fbsvw.rar/file
Eric Clapton & Stan Webb's Chicken Shack - Post Cricket Jam 1986
Recorded live at Finchley Cricket Club, Finchley, London, UK, 14 August 1986
"Stan Webb's Chicken Shack was booked to play a gig at Finchley Cricket Club on August 14, 1986. Eric Clapton turned up with a guitar rather than a bat and joined in. Besides the usual Stan repertoire they also played "Cocaine", "Sweet 16" and a stirring version of "Further On Up The Road" with Stan and Eric trading riffs and licks."
Eric Clapton – guitar / vocals
Stan Webb – guitar / vocals
David Wilkinson – keyboards
Jan Connolly – bass
John Gunzell – drums
Dave Winthrop – Saxophone
Allan Holdsworth Band - Forum Leverkusen
Leverkusener Jazztage, Germany
November 9, 2010
FM Source/soundboard @flac
SOURCE:
Cable Radio Broadcast (WDR 5)>SONY CDR AUDIO RECORDER>AUDIO CD>EAC SECURE RIP>flac
LINEUP:
Allan Holdsworth: el-guitar stick
Ernest Tibbs: el-bass
Chad Wackerman: drums
UPLOADED BY RICOLA
DIME: 2011-03-14
ENJOY!!!!
PLEASE DON’T CONVERT IN ANY LOSSY FORMATS; DON’T SELL ANY OF THESE RECORDINGS!!!
2 for 1 Special!!
The Dictators - John Peel Show
September 28, 1977
FM Source/Soundboard @flac
Set List:
01-Science Gone Too Far
02-The Next Big Thing
03-Young Fast And Scientific
04-Hey Boys
05-Steppin' Out
06-Disease
07-Search And Destroy
08-Two Tub Man
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The Dictators - Live Rochester, NY
Soundboard @320
Set List:
01 -Science Gone Too Far
02 -The Next Big Thing
03 -Young Fast And Scientific
04 -Hey Boys
05 -Steppin' Out
06 -Disease
07 -Search And Destroy
08 -Two Tub Man
Thanks to The Original Sources!!!
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Hoopsnakes
Live At The Five
Five Corners Saloon, Minneapolis, Mn
From The Original FBS Archives...
Suicidal Tendencies - Live Paradiso
Amsterdam, NL
June 26, 1987
Soundboard or FM Source @HQvbr
Set List:
Alanis Morissette - Glastonbury Festival
Worthy Farm, Pilton in Somerset, England
June 27, 2025
BBC FM Source @192
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