Van Halen - Manchester Apollo, Manchester, UK May 22nd 1978

 

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Leon Russell - The Vine Street Theatre Presents Homewood Session Dec. 5th 1970

 

Leon Russell – Homewood Session Live Hollywood 70

01 – Will The Circle Be Unbroken

02 – Caravan

03 – It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry

04 – Delta Lady

05 – A Song For You

06 – Good Morning Judge

07 – John Henry

08 – Furry’s Blues

09 – Amos Burke

10 – Honky Tonk Women

11 – Sweet Emily

12 – Prince Of Peace

13 – Girl From The North Country

14 – Big Boss Man

15 – Crystal Closet Queen 

16 – Of Thee I Sing

THE CLASSIC 1970 TV SPECIAL THAT MADE A STAR OF LEON RUSSELL. Born in Lawton, Oklahoma in 1942, Leon Russell began playing piano at the age of four. He attended Will Rogers High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma and by age 16 was already performing at Tulsa nightclubs. After moving to Los Angeles, he became a session musician, working as a pianist on the recordings of many notable musical artists from the 1960s. By the late 1960s, Russell diversified, becoming successful as an arranger and songwriter. As a musician, he worked his way up from gigs as a sideman to working with well-known performers. By 1970, he had graduated to a solo recording artist, although he never ended his previous roles within the music industry. After performing country music under the name Hank Wilson in the 1970s and 1980s, Russell had largely faded into obscurity. He re-emerged in 2010 when Elton John called on him to record an album that became The Union. The album brought renewed popularity to Russell who has since released a solo album and toured around the world. In December 1970 'Leon Russell and friends' recorded the 'Homewood Sessions' at the Vine Street Theatre in Hollywood, broadcast as an 'unscripted and unrehearsed' one-hour TV special on KCET TV (Los Angeles) and later re-broadcast several times on the Public Broadcasting System. The Vine Street Theatre had a little studio in the back part of the building where the recording was made. They actually shot six hours but only broadcast one. Claimed to be the first national broadcast of a stereo rock and roll performance, this would have required an FM simulcast, since American television was not stereo in 1970s. An extended line-up features, including: Don Nix, Claudia Linnear, Kathi McDonald, Chuck Blackwell, Jim Horn, John Gallie, Furry Lewis, Don Preston, Joey Cooper, Carl Radle and Emily - Furry Lewis is the same Furry that Joni Mitchell later wrote a song about (Furry Sings The Blues).

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Rush - Live Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis Missouri, USA, 13th February 1980

 

Rush - Live DC101-FM radio broadcast from

Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis Missouri, USA,

13th February 1980

THIS OUTSTANDING LIVE BROADCAST captures a superb gig by Rush during the band's extensive 'Permanent Waves' tour in 1980 at St. Louis' Kiel Auditorium, the 'Permanent Waves' album the group were promoting having been released on the 1st of January that year. The tour began on 12th of January* in Michigan, took in some Canadian dates and eventually wound up back in New York on the 23rd of May, before they headed overseas to perform a further 18 dates in the UK during June.

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Roxette - Live In Barcelona , Palau San Jordi 24-10-2001

 

Roxette - Live In Barcelona , Palau San Jordi 24-10-2001

1.Intro   2.Crush on You   3.Dressed for Success   4.Listen to Your Heart   5.Waiting for the Rain   6.It Must Have Been Love   7.The Centre of the Heart   8.Stars   9.You Don't Understand Me   10.Fading Like a Flower (Every Time You Leave)   11.Spending My Time   12.Dangerous   13.Sleeping in My Car   15.Milk and Toast and Honey   16.Wish I Could Fly   17.The Big L.   18.Joyride   Encore:   19.Little Girl   20.Crash! Boom! Bang!   21.Anyone   22.Hotblooded   23.The Look   24.Queen of Rain

https://workupload.com/file/fCWEk3bTBKG

Wilco - Live Austin City Limits 2013

Rebooted by request...
Originally posted July 21, 2014

Wilco - Austin City Limits 2013
Austin, TX.
October 12, 2013
Broadcast Rip @128

Set List:
01 Misunderstood
02 Give Back The Key To My Heart
03 Forget The Flowers
04 California Stars
05 I Am Trying To Break Your Hearts
06 Art of Almost
07 Hummingbird
08 Dawned on Me
09 Via Chicago
10 Impossible Germany
11 Heavy Metal Drummer
12 I’m The Man Who Loves You
13 A Shot In The Arm

 

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Midnight Oil – Live Deutchlandhalle, Berlin Germany 27 Oct 1993

 

Midnight Oil – Live

 Deutchlandhalle, Berlin Germany 27 Oct 1993

FM Broadcast

1. The Dead Heart (06:30)   2. My Country (04:54)   3. Put Down That Weapon (05:22)   4. Drums of Heaven (05:24)   5. King of the Mountain (03:57)   6. Sell My Soul (05:06)   7. Best of Both Worlds (03:48)   8. Outbreak of Love (06:24)   9. Truganini (05:24)   10. Warakurna (04:46)   11. In the Valley (04:34)   12. Forgotten Years (04:32)   13. Beds Are Burning (07:04)   14. Now or Never Land (08:18)   15. Sometimes (05:40)

https://workupload.com/file/tbJbhbJ6vmj

Paul Carrack & Band - Radio Bremen Sendesaal , Bremen, Germany July 18, 2004

 

Paul Carrack & Band

Radio Bremen Sendesaal

Bremen, Germany

July 18, 2004

01 Nordwest Radio Intro Arne Schumacher   02 Into The Mystic   03 Satisfy My Soul   04 Sunny   05 It Ain't Over   06 My Kind   07 Together   08 Silent Running   09 Tempted   10 Better Than Nothing   11 Where Did I Go Wrong?   12 The Living Years   13 How Long   14 Over My Shoulder   15 Where Would I Be?   16 When You Walk In The Room   17 Nordwest Radio Outro Arne Schumacher

Paul Carrack Band:

Paul Carrack - vocals, keyboards, acoustic guitar, electric guitar

Paul Copley - backing vocals

Jeremy Meek - bass, backing vocal

Steve Beighton - saxophone

John Robinson - electric guitar, acoustic guitar

Dean Dukes - drum

Paul has been a member of Warm Dust, Ace, Squeeze, Mike + The Mechanics, Roxy Music, and Spin 1ne 2wo (with Rupert Hine & Tony Franklin), Paul has worked with Frankie Miller, Nick Lowe, Carlene Carter, Roger Waters, Terri Nunn, Timothy B. Schmit and Don Felder of the Eagles (unreleased sessions), BB King, The Pretenders,  Ringo Star's Allstar Band, Elton John, and The Smiths.

This crystal clear recording of an amazing performance is a must have. You get Paul strolling through his back catalog and playing new songs as well. Such gems as the Ace hit "How Long", Squeeze's "Tempted" Mike & The Mechanics' "Silent Running" & "The Living Years".

https://workupload.com/file/hW9LMzFsQKb

Scandal w/Eddie Van Halen - Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA November 7, 1984

 

Scandal w/Eddie Van Halen

Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA

November 7, 1984

(Opening for John Waite)

 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series (broadcast Jan. 26, 1985)

01 Line On You

02 Beat Of A Heart

03 Hands Tied

04 Talk To Me

05 Warrior

06 Goodbye To You

07 Maybe We Went Too Far (*)

08 River Deep Mountain High (*)

09 Westwood One Outro

Patty Smyth - lead vocals

Keith Mack - guitars

Benjy King - keyboards, guitars

Zack Smith - guitars

Thommy Price - drums

Kasim Sulton - bass

Eddie Van Halen - guitar (*)

https://workupload.com/file/9kH9r4JBnNU

Lou Reed - Live In Cleveland 1978

 

Lou's Arista years were not his best. Sadly when you go to listen to Lou, the first things you're not gonna reach for are "The Bells" or "Growing Up In Public" However we did get one masterpiece during this time "Street Hassle" Which brings us to the point where you come in. Apparently the live songs on "Street Hassle"  "Gimmie Some Good Times, Leave Me Alone, Shooting Star and Wait" were recorded  on April 24th in Ludwigshafen, with Wait being recorded in Munich (I don't know the date of this one) I find it very hard to believe that these songs were recorded at these shows seeing as how the bootlegs I can find of these cuts sound like shit,unless there are soundboard recordings of these songs floating around somewhere I can't find. The songs on "Street Hassle" are definite soundboards. So do you the Lou Reed connoisseur know of where these song exsist, and what show's they are from. Can you help me locate the shows where these live "Street Hassle" songs were recorded? See scans

WALTZING MATILDA WHIPED OUT HER WALLET THE SEXY BOY SMILED IN DISMAY

Tracy Chapman - Live at The Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia, PA (U.S.A) 25/07/1988

 

Tracy Chapman - Live at The Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia, PA (U.S.A) 25/07/1988

01. Across The Lines (4:36)   02. For My Lover (4:02)   03. No Time (3:12)   04. Baby Can I Hold You (4:37)   05. Behind The Wall (2:11)   06. Fast Car (5:48)   07. Material World (2:54)   08. She's Got Her Ticket (5:12)   09. My Sweet One (2:47)   10. Why You Do Me Wrong (4:56)   11. Troubles Troubles Troubles (3:34)   12. Give Me One Reason (4:37)    13. For You (6:15)   14. Be My Baby (2:43)   15. Mountains Of Things (6:01)   16. Born To Fight (2:58)   17. Talkin' Bout A Revolution (6:13)   18. Why? (2:22)

An excellent soundboard of Tracy in an intimate setting!

https://workupload.com/file/uc7tEBQqxAs

Steely Dan – Katy Meets The Royals The Alternative Broadcast 1976

 

Steely Dan – Katy Meets The Royals

The Alternative Broadcast

Tracks 1-17: Katy Lied outtakes, November 1974 - January 1975.

Tracks 18-22: The Royal Scam outtakes, November 1975 - March 1976

 Steely Dan's fourth studio album Katy Lied, released in 1975 by ABC Records, was certified gold and peaked at No. 13 on the US charts with the single Black Friday reaching No. 37. The record was the first after the disbandment of the original quintet; most of the original members had departed during a rift over touring and recording schedules. Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, who had been increasingly using session musicians in the studio on prior albums, continued on with numerous prominent Los Angeles area studio musicians. Katy Lied marks the first appearance of singer Michael McDonald on a Steely Dan album. Jeff Porcaro, then only 20 years old, played drums on all the songs bar-one, and it also marked the first appearance of Larry Carlton, who played guitar on Daddy Don't Live in That New York City No More . A year later, Dan s fifth hit the stores. The Royal Scam was equally as poetic, jazz fuelled and joyously immediate as it predecessor, and critically acclaimed in similar tones of commendation, At the end of 76, Messrs Becker and Fagin appeared on college radio in New York where they played more than 80 minutes of rare outtakes and demos made during the recording of Katy Lied and Royal Scam, revealing a raft of alternative takes, obscure cuts and other studio paraphernalia.

                                                https://workupload.com/file/pJVULnAsjsa

The Raconteurs - Live Manchester Apollo 2006

From the ORIGINAL FBS Archives...

The Raconteurs - Manchester Apollo 

Manchester, UK

October 15, 2006

Soundboard @256

{Out of Print}

This "official" bootleg was only available at the end of the show at the Manchester Apollo (UK) on October 15, 2006 or by pre-order on the Raconteurs website. Only 1000 copies were made.

Set List:
CD1
1.Level
2.Hands
3.Back to you
4.Together
5.Christian life
6.Bang bang

CD2
1.Store bought bones
2.Yellow sun
3.Blue veins intro jam
4.Blue veins
5.Intimate secretary
6.Steady as she goes
7.Broken boy soldier 

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Wilco - Headliners, Madison, WI October 28, 1999

 

Wilco

October 28, 1999

Headliners, 

Madison, WI

01 [crowd - tuning]   02 California Stars   03 I'm Always In Love   04 I Must Be High   05 Summer Teeth    06 How to Fight Loneliness   07 Hotel Arizona   08 Nothing'sever gonna stan din my way(again)   09 Red-Eyed and Blue   10 I Got You (At the End of the Century)   11 She's a Jar   12 A Shot in the Arm   13 Misunderstood   14 Hesitating Beauty   15 Christ for President   16 Passenger Side   17 My Darling   18 Can't Stand It   19 Monday   20 [encore break]   21 Forget the Flowers ->   22 New Madrid -> (Uncle Tupelo)   23 The New World (John Doe, Exene Cervenka)   24 Casino Queen   25 [encore break]   26 Kingpin ->   27 Outtasite (Outta Mind)

 John Stirratt; bass guitar, backing vocals

 Jeff Tweedy; lead vocals, rhythm, acoustic and lead guitars, harmonica

 Ken Coomer; drums, percussion

 Jay Bennett; rhythm and lead guitars, keyboards, backing vocals

 Leroy Bach; rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing vocals

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Roxy Music - Live Pasadena, CA. 1979

Rebooted Again...requested by Mike A.
Originally posted July 1, 2012 and December 24, 2019

 Roxy Music - Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Pasadena, CA.
  April 21, 1979
KWST Pre FM Soundboard @flac + 320

Brian Ferry, Andy Mackay and Phil Manzanera

Set List:

CD1
01. Introduction
02. Manifesto
03. Trash
04. Out Of The Blue
05. Angel Eyes
06. A Song For Europe
07. Still Falls The Rain
08. Mother Of Pearl

CD2
09. Ain´t That So
10. Stronger Through The Years >
11. Ladytron
12. In Every Dream Home A Heartache
13 Love Is The Drug
14. Editions Of You
encore:
15. Do The Strand
16. Re-Make/Re-Model

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Bob Dylan - Live In Sydney Australia 1966

 

This is the Vigatone release and not the Godfather release. I just used the back cover of the Godfather release to show the song titles a bit more clearly. See scans

AIN'T IT JUST LIKE THE NIGHT TO PLAY TRICKS WHEN YOU'RE TRYING TO BE SO QUIET

      WHEN YOU'RE LOST IN THE RAIN IN JUAREZ AND IT'S EASTERTIME TOO

The Police - Sting’s Birthday Bash, Camp Municipal Narcís Sala, Barcelona, Spain 1st October 1983

 

The Police - Sting’s Birthday Bash

FM Broadcast Recorded at Camp Municipal Narcís Sala, Barcelona, Spain 1st October 1983

1. Synchronicity I (03:21)   2. Synchronicity II (04:37)   3. Walking In Your Footsteps (04:30)   4. Message In A Bottle (04:33)   5. Walking On The Moon (04:54)   6. O My God (03:29)   7. De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da (04:49)   8. Wrapped Around Your Finger (05:08)   9. Tea In The Sahara (05:33)   10. Invisible Sun (04:00)   11. One World (Not Three) (05:58)   12. King Of Pain (05:30)   13. Don’t Stand So Close (03:38)   14. Every Breath You Take (04:05)   15. Murder By Numbers (04:27)   16. Roxanne (04:50)   17. Happy Birthday Sting (00:52)   18. I Can’t Stand Losing (03:32)

Excellent broadcast show from the band’s Synchronicity Tour.

The Synchronicity Tour began in Chicago, Illinois in July 1983 at the original Comiskey Park, and on 18 August the band played in front of 70,000 in Shea Stadium, New York. Near the end of the concert, Sting announced: "We'd like to thank the Beatles for lending us their stadium". By 1st October ’83, the band were back in Europe and performing at Camp Municipal Narcís Sala, in Barcelona.

The show coincided with Sting’s 32nd birthday, and at the concert’s culmination the band and audience in unison sang “Happy Birthday” to the esteemed group’s leader.

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Larry Coryell & the 11th House - Boston, MA. 1973

Larry Coryell & the 11th House
Jazz Workshop
Boston, Mass.
December 4, 1973 

FM Source @flac 
1st set

performance quality: A good stuff
recording quality: B to B+ (good
fidelity, but some static in parts)
source: FM broadcast (2nd gen.?)
runtime: 55:30 (minutes/seconds)

lineage: Maxell XLII 90 min. trade cassette (2nd gen.?) >
played on nak. bx-300 into soundforge (wav) >
flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours.

Setlist:
1. radio announcer introduction 0:25
2. yin 7:47
3. Low-Lee-Tah 6:39
4. the funky waltz 6:20
5. ism 4:40
6. gratitude 6:05
7. band introductions 2:13
8. joyride (end applause spliced, tape flip) 12:04
9. drum solo > birdfinger and radio announcer outro 9:15
 

Line-up:
Larry Coryell: guitar
Randy Brecker: trumpet
Mike Mandel: keyboards
Danny Trifan: bass
Alphonse Mouzon: drums

notes:
Although Larry had been broadcasted with his "foreplay" band the year before
in Boston, this was the 1st time the 11th house was broadcasted live in Boston
(and not the last) probably during a three night run which was the usual
scheduling policy for shows at the Jazz Workshop and next-door Paul's Mall.
this set is featuring music from the band's great self titled debut album.
although this would probably be Larry's most familiar band to most folks,
he had already shared some wonderful music before forming the 11th house,
which would become one of the premiere of all fusion bands of the 1970's,
along with such company as the Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Return to Forever.
although the performance is clearly not of a band that's been playing together
for a long time, raw and fresh and a little rough around a few edges, it was
still a very nice performance in a small club gig. many of the artists who
have played there would move into much larger venues later, including Miles Davis
(who was there in 1972 and 73), Herbie Hancock (twice in 1973), Return to Forever
(at least twice, in 1973), the McCoy Tyner group, and Jack DeJohnette's Directions.
it's a really awful sounding dive pit of a club with a legendary history of
shows from the 70's, rivaled in Boston only by the rock oriented Boston Tea Party
a few years earlier, another awful sounding dive pit of a room.
thanks to the unknown soul who was resourceful and bright enough to record this
classic show, and without any of the music or stage talk getting cut.
I really appreciate that, even more so with early 70's era shows.
some work was done to remove the worst of the static (as much as possible without
ruining the recording) especially during "gratitude" and the drum solo.
it was pretty hard to listen to before, but the finished result in here
came out rather enjoyably. it took some doing and patience but was worth it,
since it's Larry from the early 70's, and he even clarifies the correct spelling
for track 3's title. this set is seamless (no gaps or interruptions.)

Thanks to the taper and sharers! 

 

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Playboy Playmate March 1973 - Bonnie Large

 

The Rides - Live Atlantic City Tropicana September 1st 2013

 

I was strolling through my library the other day and came across this little gem that I got in trade a few years back. It's a very good audience recording. Enjoy the Ride!

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Pink Floyd - Paris 1977

 

By now, every fart, burp, wrong note, wrong key that Pink Floyd has ever brought to the stage has been bootlegged. For whatever reason, that I don't understand fans have gotta have it. While I'm at it, don't you think that it would be nice if every once and a while a band would deviate from their same old tired, played out set? Hell I'm pretty sure Nick Mason has asked himself, once or twice "Oh great, it's Roger's time to sing Money"  "I hope he doesn't go off on a tanget and complain about the shitty room service last night, before I count it down"  Imagne if you will..Pink Floyd getting up on stage and playing a set of Mott The Hoople covers. Or David Bowie and band breaking into a version of "Flirting With Disaster" Think about the chaos it would cause if the Sex Pistols started doing "Ruby,Don't Take Your Love To Town" And with that I give you this.See scans

                        MEEK AND OBEDIENT YOU FOLLOW THE LEADER

               THE BAND IS JUST FANTASTIC THAT IS REALLY WHAT I THINK

Atlanta Rhythm Section - Live at My Father's Place Rosylyn, NY 1977 01-16

 

Atlanta Rhythm Section

Live at My Father's Place

Rosylyn, NY

1977 01-16

1.  Sky High   2.  Back Up Against the Wall   3.  Jukin   4.  Angel   5.  Dog Days   6.  So In to You   7.  Another Man's Woman   8.  Mixed Emotions   9.  Spooky   10. Imaginary Lover

Ronnie Hammond - vocals   Barry Bailey - lead guitar   James B. Cobb - guitar, backing vocals 

Paul Goddard - bass   Dean Daughtry - keyboards, vocals   Robert Nix - drums

                                                https://workupload.com/file/5R36b4Akgpn