The Beatles It's All In Your Mind You Know

THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Continuing with our festive theme. See Scans

DON'T LOOK AT ME MAN I ONLY HAVE 9 CHILDREN

John Lennon More Mind Games

THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

I'm feeling festive are you feeling festive?  See Scans

CHICKEN SUCKIN' MOTHER TRUCKIN' MEAT CITY SHOOK DOWN USA

WELL JUST AS TIGHT AS A DOPE FIEND'S FIX MY FRIEND

Songs About Murder, Death & Dying Vol. 3

Songs About Murder Death & Dying Vol. 3

Various Artists

Various bitrates @MP3

Track List:

  

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The Beat Farmers - Live At The Rhythm Cafe 1992

*NOW WITH NEW LINKS


wacocrimatty asks for so little, yet gives so much. So this is for you my brother (I hope it's one you don't have) Hopefully this will tide you over while I look for "The Spring Valley Gig" I don't know why I have this in three parts, when I could have knocked it down to two, ah..I'm lazy. As a side note "The Boss" has left "The Adult Bookstore Motel" a complete mess...normally at the start of the month he has a cleaning crew come in and clean the place up. All I can figure is that he's out shooting off fireworks. Goddamnit I don't know how to do it but I'll get out my mop and Windex and see what I can do, I just hate having to clean up all those sticky booths. No Covers. Songs Are

1. Intro
2. Here By Me
3. Reason To Believe
4. Southern Cross
5. Bigger Stones
6. I'm Glad I'm Not The Only Whore Around
7. Stay Out Tonight
8. Happy Boy
9. Baby All Liquored Up
10. The Woo Woo Song
11. Naked Life
12. The Complicated Life
13. The Girl I Almost Married
14. Deceiver-Key To The World
15. Tale Of The Ball Of Yarn
16. Are You Drinking With Me Jesus
17. Lakeside Trailer Park
18. Beat Farmers Rap Song
19. That'd Be Good
20. I'm In Trouble With You
21. It'll Be Me
22. Riverside
23. California Kid-Anarchy
24. Lucille
25. Death Train
26. Are You Gonna Love Me
27. Never Goin' Back
28. Ridin'
29. One More Try (I Think)
30. Socialite
31. Big Big Man
32. Cocaine
33. Rosie
34. Dark Light
35. Beat Generation
36. Hollywood Hills
37. God Is Here Tonight

SOME PEOPLE SAY I'M LAZY AND MY LIFE'S A WRECK

BUT THAT STUFF DOESN'T FAZE ME

I GET UNEMPLOYMENT CHECKS

Frank Zappa & Jean-Luc Ponty - Festival de Valbonne 1970

Frank Zappa & Jean-Luc Ponty

Festival de Valbonne

Valbonne, France

July 25th, 1970 

speed corrected

Audience recording @flac

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As the orig. seed was having bad speed fluctuations, especially in track 2 (jam 1), here's a speed corrected re-seed to urich's original. All other tracks had to undergo some slight corrections as well.

A big "Thanks!!" again to JJB the taper and to urich21 the orig.seeder of this rarity.

Enjoy !!

-- flambay (via zappateers.com - May 2006)

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orig.seeder's notes:

The Valbonne festival was organised by Claude Rousseau, who had organised the Bourget festival (near Paris) the previous March.

The programme, as announced in late June, was as follows :

July 23rd : Iron Butterfly, Warm Dust, Swegas & Moving Gelatine Plates

July 24th : Gong, Brigitte Fontaine, Amon Duul II & Red Noise

July 25th : Zappa/Ponty, King Harvest & Ame Son

It seemed like it was going to be a great Summer for lovers of rock music, with no less than three major festivals announced in the South of France for late July and early August : in addition to Valbonne, there was another one in Aix-en-Provence on August 1st-3rd, organised by trendy fashion designer Jean Bouquin, as well as the follow-up to the 1969 Amougies festival by Jean Karakos, in Biot, beginning on August 5th.

However, around mid July it all went wrong : all three festivals were banned by the authorities, who used the risk of forest fires as an excuse. In the event, they did go ahead, but in this pre-Internet age lack of reliable information ensured that attendance was well below expectations, and that the promoters lost a lot of money. Many bands weren't paid or refused to play, and in the case of Biot the event ended prematurely, degenerating into a riot.

The Zappa/Ponty jam was expected to be the highlight of Valbonne. However it didn't turn out quite as planned either. According to Ponty, Zappa was supposed to come with the new incarnation of the Mothers of Invention, but turned up on his own, Amougies-style ! A pick-up band had to be assembled at short notice, and the duo ended up sharing the stage with two noted French jazz players, drummer Aldo Romano and bassist Alby Cullaz.

As far as I know, this is the first time this performance has been heard since the event. Once again, we have the intrepid JJB to thank for preserving the moment for posterity. Amougies was the beginning of his taping exploits; Valbonne was the end - and what an end it was !

Set List: (w/timings after speed corr.):

1. tuning up (1:18)

2. jam 1 (15:42) 

3. King Kong (16:59)

4. jam 2 (8:02) °°° cut/flaw @ 2:50

5. jam 3 (3:40)

Total time: 45.41 min

Frank Zappa - guitar

Jean-Luc Ponty - violin

Alby Cullaz - bass

Aldo Romano - drums

personal notes on similarities between jams and released song themes/harmonies:

Jam 1 <=> Foosh (J.L.Ponty-George Duke Quartet)

Jam 2&3 <=> Willie The Pimp

Jam 3(Coda) <=> unknown (as yet) folk song

Thanks to the Zappateers and archive.org!!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to All!

~Valbonne~

Firesign Theatre - The Tale of the Giant Rat of Sumatra (1974)

 



Channeling Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Jules Verne (with a dash of Mark Twain among others), the Firesign Theatre spin a tail of action, intrigue and duplicity involving a sought-after new technology, a large furry rodent, a corporate patriarchy, corrupt politicians, inept lawmen, nefarious reprobates, buxom beauties and a seven percent solution. Will Hemlock Stones solve the mystery? The answer is elementary, my dear Flotsom!

Sherlock Holmes has long been a staple subject for detective stories. The humorous, and at times surreal, approach to the Holmes mythos taken by Phil Austin, Peter Bergman, David Ossman, and Philip Proctor is both a mockery and a sincere tribute to the Holmes character. If you can't imagine how it can be both, just listen 4 or 5 times and it will all make sense. ~bigreenserpent

 

1. Not Quite The Solution He Expected (8:38)
2. An Outrageously Disgusting Disguise (5:08)
3. Where There's Smoke, There's Work (5:39)
4. Where Did Jonas Go When The Lights Went Out? (7:07)
5. Pickels Down The Rat Hole (6:12)
6. The Electrician Exposes Himself! (9:06)

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  HAPPY HOLIDAYS ALL!!!

Graham Parker Live At The Ritz June 27th 1988

*Thanks to the original poster.

It occurs to me that it's getting harder and harder to come up with music that has not been posted hundred of times.  I mean I have tons of bootlegs on my external but I don't know who if anyone would be interested and besides, whenever I find something that might interest you, I do a Google search and find that it's on a bunch of other sites. I know everyone has different taste and I try to post things that I would download. Draftervoi, enoch, and The Boss do a great job of coming up with things that are exclusive to our site. But I'm not gonna let that dissuade me from continuing to post I still love it. So I'm just gonna keep on trying to find things that will keep you (our valued customers) coming back for more.  See Scans

WHEN THE BOMBS GO OFF IN OXFORD STREET AND THE KIDS BEAT UP OLD PEOPLE IT'S JUST A SOUNDTRACK FOR YOUR LIFE IT'S JUST EVERYDAY EVIL

IS THIS A RUSSIAN CONSPIRACY NO IT'S JUST IDIOCY 

The Cory Band With The Gwalia Singers - Stiff Records BUY 133 (1981)

The original recording of "Stop The Cavalry" by Jona Lewie was mainly an anti-war song, released in 1980 on Stiff Records.  The song hit #3 on the U.K. charts and #2 in Australia, but wasn't released in the United States.  In 1981, the Cory Band with the Gwalia Singers released a cover version (also on Stiff Records).

The Cory Band formed in 1884...they're one of the longest lasting bands in the world.  The Gwalia Singers came together in 1966.

The version of "Stop The Cavalry" by the Cory Band and the Gwalia Singers didn't chart.  The record was not released in the United States.  But a copy of the record made it's way to the Pacific Northwest, where it became a regional Christmas hit.

More about that can be found at: http://historysdumpster.blogspot.com/2015/11/stop-cavalry-cory-band-w-gwalia-singers.html

For the original single by Jona Lewie, check out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HkJHApgKqw

The Internet says the master tapes were erased.  Here's my rip of a clean copy of the single. Flac files of .wavs, plus .mp3s at 320.  Also included are 300 dpi scans of the single cover (front and back) and also the disc labels.

https://mega.nz/#!iMgnHA6Z!nItSQkR7_BoG5RFXwgCrBFofEziBHtqePtETyhD63uw

The Second City - Survival Kit - An Evening At Second City LP

The Second City
Survival Kit – An Evening At Second City
1982 – Label: Spirit  ‎– LSR-9010

01. Messiah
02. Diner
03. Border
04. Mary Smith
05. Heart Attack
06. Reaganomics
07. Social Security
08. Monks
09. Silo
10. Honey
11. Coke Deal
12. Mary & Joseph
13. Seating
14. Hitman
15. Burger In A Box
16. Greek Blues
17. Atari
18. Leaving
19. Fotomat
20. Stomp, Clap & Outro

Plus: completely unrelated tracks that I just added because why not?

21. Richard Nixon -  The Edited Version
22. Richard Nixon – The Unedited Version


https://mega.nz/#!SUJDlaJS!Rsb6hruRdGAS-h0pRFWmJrAF1vlPpYwUxKPWH3-Unw0

Okay...so it's Thanksgiving, and my brother hands me a SAFEWAY shopping bag and says, "Hey, can you digitize this **** for me and get it back to me by Christmas?"  I say, "Wah...uh...yeah, of course I can!."  Stuffed inside the Safeway bag are an LP, and a 45.   One is a Second City LP  and the other an obscure edit of a Richard Nixon speech.  Welcome to my December......  So I'm spending my time, running comedy LPs into .wav files, as hey...he's my brother, and I'd be a jerk if I didn't help him out.  So...as long as I've digitized it, why not share it?  I was STUNNED that one of our readers cared about the Tanz der Youth single; I figured I was the only guy on the planet who might care about that record, forty years later...so anyway...here's some early '80s improv comedy.  I had to do this project because: family....but maybe someone else might find it of interest?

Tanz der Youth - I'm Sorry, I'm Sorry / Delay - Radarscope Records ADA 19

After leaving the Damned at the end of 1977, guitarist Brian James formed Tanz der Youth (German for "Dance of Youth.")  Other band members were Andy Colqhoun on bass guitar (formerly of punk band Warsaw Pakt, later join
ed the Pink Fairies and is still releasing music with that band), Alan Powell on drums (formerly of Chicken Shack, Vinegar Joe, and Hawkwind, and later (at the time) of San Francisco band Jo Allen And The Shapes who appeared on the 415 Music compilation), and Tony Moore on keyboards (an early member of Iron Maiden and later with Cutting Crew). 

Brian James went on to achieve his greatest success with the Lords of the New Church.

Tanz der Youth also recorded a live broadcast for legendary British DJ John Peel which was recorded August 2, 1978 and first broadcast on August 9, 1978. The show was repeated August 25, 1978, and again on September 9, 1986 and featured "Why I Die," "Mistaken," "Delay" and "I'm Sorry, I'm Sorry."

Tanz der Youth does not show up on compilations, so here's their "one-off" single for Radarscope from 1978.  Digitized Dec. 2018, with 300 dpi scans of the cover and disc labels.  Flac and mp3s.

https://mega.nz/#!uJpAyaxR!ixjnt7ebcN9JXl1TPQ7FIzy871276f_XFUZXAyH1LvQ

Tommy Tutone / David Lindley - Westwood One In Concert #83-01

Tommy Tutone / David Lindley

Westwood One In Concert #83-01

Airs 1/14 - 1/16 1983

No venues or cities were listed for the performance by the announcer.

However, in 2018, a reader named Bob W. commented,

"The David Lindley set was recorded October 30, 1982 at Keystone, Palo Alto, CA. The band was David Lindley, Bernie Larson, Jorge Calderon and Ian Wallace.

Bill DeBlonk used to have a David Lindley database online - DAVID LINDLEY TAPER'S ALMANAC . It was a great resource, gone now, but I copied a version dated, January 3, 2008. The Almanac was copyright 1997-2008 Bill T. DeBlonk. Bill is/was based in Chico, CA."

Sides 1 and 2:

01 David Perry - Westwood One In Concert 83-01 Intro 1

02 Commercial - Budweiser

03 David Perry - Westwood One In Concert 83-01 Intro 2

04 Tommy Tutone - Tonight

05 Tommy Tutone - Angel Say No

06 Commercial - U.S. Army

07 Commercial - Chewels Sugarless Gum

08 David Perry - Westwood One In Concert 83-01 Break

09 Tommy Tutone - Rachel

10 Tommy Tutone - Which Man Are You

11 Commercial - Budweiser (Bus Boys)

12 Commercial - Chewels Sugarless Gum

13 Commercial - U.S. Army

14 David Perry - Westwood One In Concert 83-01 Break

15 Tommy Tutone - Girl In The Back Seat

16. Tommy Tutone - Wild World

17 Tommy Tutone - Baby It's Alright

18 Tommy Tutone - Cheap Date

19 Tommy Tutone - 867-5309/Jenny

20 Commercial - U.S. Army

21 Commercial - Chewels Sugarless Gum

22 Commercial - Budweiser

23 David Perry - Westwood One In Concert 83-01 Break

Sides 3 and 4:

01 David Lindley - She Took Off My Romeos

02 David Lindley - Your Old Lady

03 David Lindley - Talk To The Lawyer

04 Commercial - Budweiser (Leon Redbone)

05 Commercial - U.S. Army

06 David Perry - Westwood One In Concert 83-01 Break

07 David Lindley - Rama Lama

08 David Lindley - Rattlesnake Shake

09 David Lindley - Mercury Blues

10 David Perry - Westwood One In Concert 83-01 Outro

Runout etchings:

Runout etchings:

Side 1: IC-83-1-A > Alshire (stamped) L-12230

Side 2: IC-83-1-B > Alshire (stamped) L-12230

Side 4: IC-83-1-C >                   L-12230 (does not have the Alshire stamp)

Side 4: IC-83-1-D > Alshire (stamped) L-12230

One of the fun things about these old syndicated radio shows is songs never released by the artist.  In the case of Tommy Tutone, there's a power-poppish cover of Cat Stevens' "Wild World," and on the David Lindley set, a cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Rattlesnake Shake."  (I've now discovered there's a live download of "Wild World" available at Amazon, released just a few years ago....but at the time, this live show was the only release of the Tutone version...)

In Advertising as Art, we've got Budweiser commercials by Leon Redbone and the Bus Boys.

The announcer was David Perry, who was a disc jockey on Southern California radio stations (KWST, 1975-76; KMET, 1976-82; KLOS, 1984; KHTZ (Texas), 1985; KMET, 1986-87; KLSX (Phoenix AZ), 1989-92).

https://mega.nz/file/rAgFjZ4B#Wm9Wnf1lkfKwahEubBzf0KNVIzWHmkKHdcvpCcIydGU

Joe Cocker - Live Loreley Open Air 1983

Back From the Dead...As requested
Originally posted December 23, 2014

Joe Cocker - Live Rockpalast

Loreley Amphitheatre

St. Goarshausen, Germany

August 20, 1983

Broadcast Source @ 320

In Memory of Joe Cocker 1944 - 2014  R.I.P.

Musicians:

Joe Cocker - vocals
Cliff Goodwin - guitar
Howard Hersh - piano
Barry Wilson - drums
Larry Marshall - organ
Arthur Funaro - bass
Anita Sherman - vocals
Maxine Green - vocals

Set List:

01  A Girl Like You
02  Feelin' Alright
03  A Whiter Shade Of Pale
04  Innercity Blues
05  Don't Talk To Me
06  Just Like Always
07  Introduction

08  Many Rivers To Cross
09  Threw It Away

 10  Seven Days             
11  Watching The River Flow

 12  With A Little Help From My Friends
13  You Are So Beautiful

14  The Letter

 15  The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress

 16  Heard It Through The Grape Wine

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Rosanne Cash - Westwood One Presents #89-37 - Bottom Line, NYC

Rosanne Cash
Westwood One Presents #89-37
for broadcast September 4, 1989
run out groove: L-89-37-1
run out groove: L-89-37-2

Another mystery to track down:

The announcer, Jim Duncan, says this was recorded at the Bottom Line, New York City, NY. The 1989 broadcast date of this syndicated radio show is not the date the show was recorded.

The setlist also matches the Live From Gilley's setlist for L 88-22 broadcast on May 23, 1988, so the show was definitely not recorded in 1989.  (Note that the Live From Gilley's shows were not always recorded at Gilley's).

The archive of Bottom Line shows at http://www.bottomlinecabaret.net/tline_index.html
does not list a Rosanne Cash show for 1988 or 1989.  It does list a show from November 24, 1987, so that is likely the source date of this show.

There was a bootleg CD named Rosanne Cash – At The Bottom Line on the Royal Sound Music label (RSM 006) which also says this was from 1988, but I say they're wrong.

Digitized directly from the syndicated radio disc Dec. 2018.
Flac files of .wavs.  Includes a 300 dpi scan of the cue sheet,
the affidavit, and a disc label.

https://mega.nz/#!eZo3hKiS!2OGIVPxG3dVZxPcHyVjXjRuCaKZbNUYH4dpKD83Rky0

01. Jim Duncan - Westwood One Presents #89-37 Introduction
02. Rosanne Cash - Pink Bedroom
03. Rosanne Cash - Seven Year Ache
04. Rosanne Cash - Blue Moon With Heartache
05. Commercial - K Mart Photo Center
06. Commercial - Phillips 66
07. Commercial - Black & Decker Irons
08. Rosanne Cash - Hold On
09. Rosanne Cash - My Baby Think's He's A Train
10. Rosanne Cash - Tennessee Flat-top Box
11. Commercial - Dramamine® Motion Sickness Medicine
12. Commercial - Motel 6
13. Rosanne Cash - The Way We Make A Broken Heart
14. Rosanne Cash - Runaway Train
15. Commercial - K Mart Photo Center
16. Commercial - Dramamine® Motion Sickness Medicine
17. Commercial - Black & Decker Irons
18. Rosanne Cash - 707
19. Commercial - Dramamine® Motion Sickness Medicine
20. Commercial - Black & Decker Irons
21. Commercial - K Mart Photo Centers
22. Rosanne Cash - What Kinda Girl
23. Rosanne Cash - I Don't Know Why You Don't Want Me
24. Jim Duncan - Westwood One Presents #89-37 Outro