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Soundboards, Quality Audience Recordings, FM Broadcasts, Concert Videos and Out of Print Recordings.
You will probably know 99% of the songs, at least,
but don`t be afraid they are as good or even better as they have been on their original release date. David Bowie`s coming home again.
The genius, born 1947, knows how to celebrate Rock`n Roll...
Set List
01.Life On Mars? 5:27
02. Word On A Wing 7:02
03. Thursday`s Child 5:40
04. Ashes To Ashes 6:05
05. Survive 5:42
06. Can`t Help Thinking About Me 3:18
07. China Girl 4:30
08. Always Crashing In The Same Car 4:37
09. Something In The Air 5:52
10. Drive-In Saturday 4:34
11. Stay 6:57
12. Seven 4:10
13. Changes 3:46
14. Rebel Rebel 5:26
15. Repetition 3:34
16. The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell 4:43
17. Cracked Actor 4:56
18. I`m Afraid Of Americans 5:31
Tour band David Bowie voc,g Page Hamilton g Mark Plati g,b Gail Ann Dorsey b,g Sterling Campbell dr,per Mike Garson key,p Holly Palmer voc Emm Gryner voc
*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER
This is what the notes for this say, Compilation of rare (mostly) Alan Douglas 1967-1970 mixes, many have never been released before. See scans
Now, I Know You're sayin' to Yourself - I Already Have THIS!
Well, YES and NO!
I've had this concert of RUSH from 1974 for a long time and have seen it on many a blog and website...
BUT...
They're ALL from the Same Source!
Apparently there was a Canadian TV Show called BANDSTAND who filmed this RUSH concert at St. Catharines, Ontario's Laura Second Secondary School with John Rutsey on Drums.
(You can watch it on YouTube in Living Colour, eh!)
AND, They ALL have the same problems and glitches and gremlins, etc:
The Vocals in the First couple of minutes of "Need Some Love."
"In The Mood" still fades out, 'cause, well that was the end of the broadcast! (Nothing could be done for that!)
And, the Sound Quality had a certain Muddy-ness to it overall...
Then Again IT WAS Filmed in 1974!
Apparently, some or all of the Original was released with R40 as a Bonus...
AGAIN! - THIS IS NOT THAT!
THIS is a Remastered Version of the Original TV Source Available Nowhere Else! It's NOT on ANY OTHER Blog or Website - 'Cause I Didn't Get It from Any Other Blog or Website (IF That Makes sense?)...
It's Not Perfect, BUT - To These Old Ears, It's Much Improved!
Sonny Landreth
The Plant, Sausalito, CA
April 19, 1995
KFOG-FM
Maxell XL-IIS>Audacity>wav>Flac
01. KFOG Intro
02. Instrumental
03. Next of Kindred Spirit
04. Interview
05. South of I-10
06. Native Stepson
07. Interview
08. Congo Square
09. Interview
10. Back To Bayou Têche
We have some Sonny Landreth down in our archives....but here's a new one. Well, a 25 year old new one, digitized from my master copy I recorded off the broadcast. It's the typical KFOG "in-studio" show from the Plant studios over in Marin County: deejay introduction, and the music interspersed with short interviews. Only five songs, but they all sound as crisp and clear as the day this was broadcast back in 1995.
Back From The Dead... Originally posted June 6, 2016
Robert Plant & Allison Krauss
Merriweather Post Pavillion
Columbia, MD - June 13, 2008
AKA - Your Long Journey
Soundboard or FM Source @192
*Accompanying Notes* The Led Zeppelin camp must have been upset when Plant & Krauss’ 2007 album made such an impact at this year’s Grammys. That “tour” looks further and further out of reach. Well doubters need not look any further than here. The pair’s shows are a varied mix of old-fashioned folk music and dramatically updated Led Zeppelin mysticism. When Plant & Krauss scream the “bring it back, bring it back” repeatedly on Battle Of Evermore, you’re left wondering whether it’s Zeppelin or P&K you want to “bring back”.For Robert Plant this pairing has been an astute career move, a reinvention that has worked while staying true to his English folk roots. Krauss hasn’t done badly either. From the usual critic’s acclaim she’s accustomed to, now she’s also got the popularity and album sales. All done without compromising on music quality. In this day and age, that’s truly exceptional.Aside from a TV broadcast of Austin City Limits, Plant and Krauss’ shows have never circulated in soundboard quality. This show is a rare exception. As far as we know, no lossless copy has circulated on the net. We can only guess that an official live album and DVD is in the works.Meanwhile, this is a tasty appetizer.And a sincere get well soon greeting to guitarist Buddy Miller, who suffered a heart attack on Feb 19. Miller is currently recovering from a triple bypass heart surgery.
Disc 1 Track 101. Rich Woman Track 102. Leave My Woman Alone Track 103. Black Dog Track 104. Sister Rosetta Goes Before Us Track 105. Through The Morning, Through The Night Track 106. It’s So Long and Goodbye To You Track 107. Fortune Teller Track 108. In The Mood/Matty Goves Track 109. Black Country Woman Track 110. Bon Temps Rouler Track 111. Shut It Tight Track 112. Trampled Rose Track 113. Green Pastures Track 114. Down To The River To Pray
Disc 2 Track 201. Killing The Blues Track 202. Nothing Track 203. Battle Of Evermore Track 204. Please Read The Letter Track 205. Gone, Gone, Gone [Done Moved On] Track 206. “I had a phone call from Richard Cole….” Track 207. You Don’t Knock Track 208. I’m A One Woman Man Track 209. Your Long Journey
Lineup:
Robert Plant - vocals
Alison Krauss - vocals, fiddle
T Bone Burnett - vocals, guitar
Buddy Miller - guitar
Stuart Duncan - fiddle, mandolin, guitar, banjo
The Taker - Tulsa essentially began the progressive country and outlaw movements of the early '70s. The record represents the discovery of Kris Kristofferson by Waylon Jennings; though it isn't entirely a repertoire album, most of the songs on the album were written by Kristofferson, who worked outside of the conventions of Nashville. The result is one of Jennings' first major statements. Although there are a couple of weak spots on the record, there's no denying that it helped spark a movement that revolutionized the country music industry. ~ Thom Owens, All Music Guide
Excellent in composition, production, and sequencing, The Taker/Tulsa stands the test of time as the first recording by Waylon Jennings to show what it was he had been crucifying Nash Vegas producers over. The end of his long production relationship with Chet Atkins (as Atkins was moved upstairs), his hostile, barely a year tenure with Atkins pick Danny Davis, a successful run with Lee Hazlewood that the establishment on Music Row disowned because it wasn't homegrown, and the final straw with Atkins protégé Ronnie Light ultimately led Waylon to hire a new lawyer and manager and begin producing himself. The Taker/Tulsa is chock-full of Kris Kristofferson's songs. Mickey Newbury brought Kristofferson to Jennings' attention a couple of years earlier, but this time out, Jennings decided to theme his recording and showcase Kristofferson's songs. The result — despite the fact that the record was culled from over two years of work with Davis and Light — is the first real salvo in the outlaw movement (not Ladies Love Outlaws, which was full of demo sessions and unfinished tracks). Kristofferson's tunes, including "Loving Her Was Easier," "Sunday Morning Coming Down," "Casey's Last Ride," and others, brought Jennings closer than ever to the flame, to the dream of producing his own records with his own band. The Kristofferson tunes stand out, but so does "Tulsa" by Wayne Carson Thompson and Jennings' own "You'll Look for Me." The albums dovetails together like one session and offers a view of what Waylon could issue when he got his way. This is one of Jennings' true classics, and with Lonesome, On'ry and Mean still a year away. It was the first unruly outing by a man who, along with his friends, was about to change everything.
~Unknown
Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival
Otis Spann Memorial Field
Ann Arbor, MI.
September 10, 1972
WCBN FM @flac
Miles Davis - trumpet
Carlos Garnett - soprano sax
Reggie Lucas - guitar
Khalil Balakrishna - sitar
Cedric Lawson - keyboards
Michael Henderson - electric bass
Al Foster - drums
James Mtume Foreman - conga, percussion
Badal Roy - tabla
File Under: Metallica, Motorhead, Fu-Manchu, The Mystery Lights, Hawkwind.
This is the real deal. Three (count em') Three guitars, Bass, Keyboards, and Two (count em') two drummers. From Australia. There is an interview (not included) that went with this performance that you can find over at youtube. No Back Cover
Songs
1. Mars For The Rich
2. Venusian 1
3. Perihelion
4. Venusian 2
5. Hell
Lonnie Mack was something - in his day - Twice!
First, back in the 60's, he had an Instrumental Hit record - And it was so instrumental - there's a part of the guitar named after the single!
The song was called Wham! and the tremolo bar has been forever known as "The Whammy Bar."
Then in the mid 80's Lonnie produced some Excellent Blues Rock! One of his biggest fans (besides Me) was a fellow with the initials SRV! In fact, SRV co-produced the album that several of the songs on this Live performance are from.
Now, I have to tell the whole truth - I'm a bit biased when it comes to Lonnie Mack - 'Cause He and I were born in the same place...South-Eastern Indiana.
Dearborn County to be exact...Along the banks of the Ohio River.
(According to my mother, her Doctor. - while she was carrying me - "Paging Dr. Baker" - his office was in Aurora, IN) and Aurora was were Lonnie grew up ...And I (and probably Mr. Mack) were born at the Dearborn County Hospital.
Nevertheless, Even if that weren't the case - I'd still dig his blues rock!
Apparently Keef & Woody were fans as well!
Also, There's This: "Between the era of Chuck Berry and the era of Hendrix there were a handful of guitar players like Lonnie Mack who were making ground-breaking music... People like Dickey Betts and Stevie Ray Vaughan would tell you that without Lonnie they wouldn’t be who they were. That goes for all of us."
Warren Haynes
This is an Excellent SBD Recording from all the way up in New York City!
First Post Here: (Thanks, Jobe!)
As long as I live,
I'll never forget the first time I heard the Intro to "The Ballroom Blitz!"
The snare drum keeping time as Brian says,
It wasn't the 1st song I'd heard by SWEET - That was "Little Willy" back in '72...
But this was the Summer of '75 - You heard everything from America to John Denver to The Captain & Tennille to Eagles to "The Hustle."
But that song was so much more than the simple and very repetitive "Little Willy" and it made me go out and buy the Desolation Boulevard LP (Which I still listen to from time to time this many years later)!
I thought I'd make this First Post here in honor of Steve Priest, who died June 4th, 2020.. Brian back in the late 90's, and Mick in the early 2000's... Andy is the only one left from the picture above...
This is a raw, rockin' show recorded for the German TV show Musikladen in November of 1974... So, the Sound Quality is quite good! And, the Music is Great! Couldn't find any Artwork, So I made these simple covers, for those that still make CDs, and of course they're included in the download...
And now a word from Jobe.....Friends,fans,haters,and all around dregs. Looks like I screwed something up on Mega. So I had to create a new account. From what I understand everything that I've posted on Mega will be retained, however after 60 days that those files will be deleted. Luckily I still have the files on my external. So if there's anything you've been procrastinating about please grab it now and save me the time of re-uploading it again. I don't mind re-posting but it's such a pain in the ass. Also it has come to my attention that over at "The Adult Bookstore And Motel" those files can't be obtained in the U.K.(because of Zippyshare) and I am truly sorry for that seeing as how we here in U.S. owe you guys so much music. So from here on out my posts over at "TABAM" will now be on Workupload with a password (The same one that is used on all our posts here (fbsvw) So I hope that will encourage you to take a visit over there. However my posts here and at the Boot will still be on Mega (seeing as how it works in the U.K.) THANK YOU. See scans
Gregg Allman Band - Toad's Place New Haven, Connecticut
June 18th, 1988
FM Broadcast @320
Set List: 01. Don't Want You No More
02. It's Not My Cross To Bear
03. Sweet Feelin'
04. Just Before The Bullets Fly
05. Hot 'Lanta
06. Demons
07. I'm No Angel
08. Midnight Rider
09. Statesboro Blues
10. Whipping Post
11. Can't Get Over You
12. One Way Out
*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER
*NOW WITH NEW LINKS
My other Dylan post over at the Boot went very well. So here's another of what I think was Bob's 3rd comeback. "Oh Mercy" is a great LP. It might have been Daniel Lanois production but Bob also had a bunch of great song to go into the studio with. See scans
#201 Stevie Ray Vaughan, Pharoah Sanders, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, The Platters 1955
#202 Pere Ubu
#203 Nona Hendrix, Pops Staples, Ivo Papasov, Adrian Belew, Elliott Sharp
#204 Carla Bley, Bootsy Collins, Steve Swallow, Allen Toussaint
#205 Todd Rundgren, Taj Mahal, Pat Metheny, Nanci Griffith, Christian Marclay
#206 Ray Manzarek, Jean Luc Ponty, Chuck Jackson
#207 Pixies, Al Green, Sun Ra, Syd Straw
#208 Sting & Fareed Haque, Kinks Tape, Carla & Rufus Thomas, Bill Frisell Band
#209 Miles Davis, Hank Ballard & The Midnighters, Djavan, Carl Perkins 1955
I didn't listed the "Clip" & "Info"-parts to make that easier to read
#201 Stevie Ray Vaughan, Pharoah Sanders,
Rahsaan Roland Kirk, The Platters 1955
02 Van Dyke Parks 05 Stevie Ray Vaughn 06 Stevie Ray Vaughn 08 Pharao Sanders - Thembe 11 Maria McKeith - Song Breathe 13 Rahsaan Roland Kirk 15 Maria McKeith 16 Maria Mc Keith - Sailing Shoes (feat Stevie Ray Vaughn) 19 Pharao Sanders - The Creator has a Plan
#202 Pere Ubu
Pere Ubu - Breath Pere Ubu - (Waiting For Mary (with Debbie Harry)
#203 Nona Hendrix, Pops Staples,
Ivo Papasov, Adrian Belew, Elliott Sharp
02 Nona Hendrix - 04 Adrian Belew - Heartbeat (King Crimson) 05 Adrian Belew - 07 Pop Staples - By All Means 10 Ivo Papaso & Wedding Band 14 Elliot Shap - Free Society 16 Nona Hendrix - No Emotion (Jam everybody) 19 Jam - Take Me To The River
#204 Carla Bley, Bootsy Collins,
Steve Swallow, Allen Toussaint
02 Bootsy Collins - Bootsys Own 04 Carla Bley & Steve Swallow 09 Allen Toussaint 12 If You're Fat 15 Allen Toussaint - Healing Power 18 Jam - Shura
#205 Todd Rundgren, Taj Mahal, Pat Metheny,
Nanci Griffith, Christian Marclay
02 Taj Mahal - Cake Walking To Town 04 Todd Rundgren - Can't Stop Running 06 Nanci Griffith - Hard Life 08 Pat Metheny - Have You Heard 11 Tod Rundgren - Parallel Lives 13 Christian Marclay - Mix 15 Nanci Griffith - Wings Of Desire + Clip 17 Jam - She Got The Cake
#206 Ray Manzarek, Jean Luc Ponty, Chuck Jackson
02 Chuck Jackson - I Don't Wanna Cry 05 Jean Luc Ponty - Tender Memories 06 Clip Thelonius Monk 08 Jam - Ruby My Dear 11 Libre Orchestra 13 Ray Manzarak - 14 Doors Clip 17 Jam - Any Day Now
#207 Pixies, Al Green, Sun Ra, Syd Straw
02 Al Green - Message Of Love 07 The Pixies - Monkey Gone to Heaven 09 Syd Straw - Heart Of Darkness 11 Sun Ra - Face the Music 12 Sun Ra - Space Is the Place 14 Al Green - As Long As We're Together 16 The Pixies - Tame 1 17 The Pixies - Tame 2
#208 Sting & Fareed Haque, Kinks Tape,
Carla & Rufus Thomas, Bill Frisell Band
02 Carla & Rufus Thomas - Walking The Dog 04 Bill Frisell 05 Kings Tape 07 Carla Thomas - She Waits 09 Bill Frisell - 10 Mary Margaret O'Hara 12 Sting & Fareed Haque - Ain't No Sunshine 14 Jam - Funky Chicken
#209 Miles Davis, Hank Ballard & The Midnighters,
Djavan, Carl Perkins 1955
02 Hank Ballard & The Three Midnighters - So Good 04 Miles Davis - Tutu 06 Djavan - 09 Zahar - 11 Miles Davis - 13 Hank Ballard - Let's Go Let's Go Let's Go
#210 Diamanda Galas, Indigo Girls, Daniel Lanois, Aretha Franklin 1968, Sonic Youth
#211 Eric Clapton with Robert Cray, Papa Wemba, Julee Cruise
#212 Conway Twitty, The Residents, Kronos Quartet, Aster Aweke
#213 Nick Cave & Mick Harvey, Annabouboula, Charlie Haden, Toots Thielemans
#214 Graham Parker, Nrbq, Abbey Lincoln, Phil Woods, Son House 1967
#215 Bob Weir, Rob Wasserman, Artis, John Lurie & Nana Vasconcelos, Bongwater, MJQ
#216 Richard Thompson & John Cale, Shawn Colvin, BJ Cole
#217 Miles Davis, Hank Crawford, Abbey Lincoln, Kronos Quartet, Red Hot Chili Peppers
#218 Clapton & Cray, Warren Zevon, Charlie Haden
#210 Diamanda Galas, Indigo Girls,
Daniel Lanois, Aretha Franklin 1968, Sonic Youth
02 Indigo Girls - 04 Sonic Youth - Silver Rocket 06 Evan Lurie & His Tango Band - 09 Daniel Lanois - Silium's Hill 10 Daniel Lanois - Jolie Louise 11 Indigo Girl - 14 Diamanda Galas - 15 Jam -
#211 Eric Clapton with Robert Cray,
Papa Wemba, Julee Cruise
02 Eric Clapton with Robert Cray - Hard Times 03 Papa Wemba - 05 Dan Hicks - Shooting Straight 07 Eric Clapton with Robert Cray - Old Love 11 Julie Cruise - 15 How I Know 18 Papa Wemba - Brand New Bag
#212 Conway Twitty, The Residents,
Kronos Quartet, Aster Aweke
02 Aster Aweke - You're My Excuse 04 The Kronos Quartet - 06 The Residents - From The Plains Of Mexico 10 Conway Twitty - It's Only Make Believe 11 The Kronos Quartet - 13 The Residents - Let Me Be 14 Aster Aweke - 16 Conway Twitty - When You're Cool
#213 Nick Cave & Mick Harvey, Annabouboula,
Charlie Haden, Toots Thielemans
Nick Cave - feat Mick Harvey
Nick Cave - Hey Joe
Annabouboula
Charlie Haden - Sandino
Toots Thielemans -
#214 Graham Parker, Nrbq, Abbey Lincoln,
Phil Woods, Son House 1967
02 NRBQ - 04 Phil Woods - Wait For Me 06 Graham Parker - I'll Be There 09 Shabazz and his D.J. 11 Abbey Lincoln - The First Song 13 NRBQ - Little Florence 17 Graham Parker - Flash & Burn
#215 Screaming Jay Hawkins, Bob Weir, Rob Wasserman,
Artis, John Lurie & Nana Vasconcelos, Bongwater, MJQ
02 Screaming Jay Hawkins - I Put A Spell On You 04 Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman - Victim Of The Crime 06 Modern Jazz Quartet - 08 Artis (Spoon Man) 11 John Lurie and the Lounge Lizards - None Of Us Can Save Us 14 Bongwater, Weir & Wasserman - Pussy Roads 17 Screaming Jay Hawkins - Old Man River
#216 Richard Thompson & John Cale,
Shawn Colvin, BJ Cole
02 Richard Thompson - Tear Stained Letter 06 Shawn Colvin - 09 John Cale & B.J. Cole - Abandoned 12 Richard Thompson - Jerusalem In A Juke Box 15 Tim Berne - Hong Kong Sad Song + More Coffee 17 John Cale - Heartbreak Hotel (feat Richard Thompson & Shawn Colvin) 19 Jo-el Sonnier - Jam
#217 Miles Davis, Hank Crawford, Abbey Lincoln,
Kronos Quartet, Red Hot Chili Peppers
02 Hank Crawford - 04 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Sexy Mexican Maid 06 Miles Davis Band - Hanibal 08 Hank Crawford - Don't Cry Baby 10 Red Hot Chili Peppers - 12 Abbey Lincoln - High Fly 14 The Kronos Quartet - Spoonful
#218 Clapton & Cray, Warren Zevon, Charlie Haden
02 Warren Zevon - Lawyers, Guns & Money 03 Clapton & Cray - Before You Accuse Me 04 Modern Jazz Quartet - 06 Warren Zevon - Splendid Isolation 11 Steve Turre and his Sea Shells - All Blues
