Tom Verlaine, guitarist and co-founder of band Television, dies at 73 - R.I.P.

 

at Rolling Stone

 

at BBC 

 

Dwight Twilley Band - Sincerely {1976}

 

Dwight Twilley - Sincerely - 1976
Studio soundboard recordings @320
Out of Print 

Available at the 'Zon $74+

 

Combines the best attributes of pre Sweetheart of the Rodeo era Byrds with a good helping of Big Star, and a certain kind of midwestern sincerity and lack of irony and new wave smartassedness, such as one tends to find on Cheap Trick albums. You gotta give five stars to an album that combines the perfect power pop of I'm On Fire with the soaring, achingly beautiful She Was So Warm (which I wish they could have stretched out to about 10 minutes). The recording quality is absolutely first rate as well. Any fan of pre-new wave 70s pop who doesn't have this ought to put everything else on hold and track down a copy. And then get their second album as well. Due to the their name (sorry, but "Dwight Twilley" just doesn't sound hip enough for the hipsters), they will probably never have the cult cachet of Big Star, but it won't be because of the quality of their music. Beautiful! ~LHB

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Robert Lockwood Jr. - Chicago Blues Festival 1995

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted November 7, 2010

Robert Lockwood Jr. - Grant Park
Chicago Blues Festival

June 2, 1995 

Chicago IL

Soundboard @320

 

From the Original FBS Archives!

Track List:
1. King Biscuit Time
2. I'm Just Your Fool
3. Lockwood's Boogie
4. Tell Me What's In Store
5. Hangin' On
6. Ramblin' On My Mind
7. Stop Breakin' Down
8. This Is The Blues
9. Everyday I Have The Blues
10. Mojo Hand

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Chicago Blues Festival '95

T.S.O.L. LIVE in Trenton NJ 1981

 T.S.O.L.

City Gardens

Trenton NJ

1981-11-07

Soundboard @320

01. Dance With Me

02. Peace Through Power

03. Die For Me

04. I'm Tired Of Life

05. Love Story

06. 80 Times

07. Word Is

08. Funeral March

09. The Triangle

10. Silent Scream

11. Code Blue

Jack Grisham - Vocals

Ron Emory - Guitar

Mike Roche - Bass

Todd Barnes - Drums

True Sounds Of Liberty (In Case Anyone Was Wondering

Allman Brothers Band / Superstar Concert Series #91-43 (Atlanta, 1990)

Allman Brothers
Superstar Concert Series CO 91-43 
for broadcast the weekend of October 26-27, 1991

Recorded "in Atlanta."  The year is probably 1990.

According to an article in the Nov. 9, 1990 Macon Telegraph (included here), the November 9, 1990 show at Lakewood Amphitheatre was the "Allman's third show in Atlanta this year."  They also played Chastain Park Amphitheater on July 1 and July 2, 1990.

I have only found one Atlanta date in 1991, and it was the day before the syndicated broadcast and therefore can't be the source of the show. 

Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-43 Promo
02 Commercial - AT&T
03 Commercial - Pontiac
04 Allman Brothers - Don't Want You No More
05 Allman Brothers - It's Not My Cross To Bear
06 Allman Brothers - Statesboro Blues
07 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
08 Commercial - Pontiac
09 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-43 Break
10 Allman Brothers - Blue Sky
11 Commercial - Volkswagen
12 Commercial - T.G.I. Fridays
13 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-43 Break
14 Allman Brothers - Gambler's Roll
15 Commercial - T.G.I. Fridays
16 Commercial - Volkswagen
17 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-43 Break

Sides 4, 5, and 6:
18 Allman Brothers - One Way Out
19 Allman Brothers - Ramblin' Man
20 Commercial - T.G.I. Fridays
21 Commercial - Pontiac
22 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
23 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-43 Break
24 Allman Brothers - The Blues Ain't Nothin'
25 Allman Brothers - Loaded Dice
26 Commercial - AT&T
27 Commercial - T.G.I. Fridays
28 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-43 Break
29 Allman Brothers - In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
30 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-43 Break
31 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-43 Promo

Say hello to the run-out grooves:
Side 1:  CO • 91-43-1 MMC KM
Side 2:  CO • 91-43-2 MMC KM
Side 3:  CO • 91-43-3 MMC KM
Side 4:  CO • 91-43-4 MMC KM
Side 5:  CO • 91-43-5 (RE-1) MMC KM
Side 6:  CO • 91-43-6 MMC KM

You get:  300 dpi scans of the Certificate of Performance, the Cue Sheet, and all six disc labels.

This version digitized from the 3 LP set January 2023 by you-know-who.

The same set of performances was broadcast as Superstar Concert Series 91-19 earlier in 1991.

https://mega.nz/file/iRB1mYDB#s1Ss-2h3jU6Ooeb_W1oNiu9_YaFWjqZrDDT1vy1rNoo

Blue Oyster Cult - Sweden Rock Festival 2008

Back from The Dead...
Originally posted by Mitch, May 28, 2011

Blue Oyster Cult - Sweden Rock Festival
Norje, Blekinge, Sweden
June 7, 2008
FM Source @320

Not the complete concert

Setlist:

1. Red and the Black
2.Burnin' for you
3.Harvest moon
4.Cities on flame
5.Bucks Boogie
6.Harvester of Eyes
7.Then came the last days of May
8.Godzilla
9.(Don't fear) The Reaper

 

 

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The Powdered Rhino Horns - Blow Job (Doorway To A Rhino's World) - 1994

Now for something completely different!...

The Powdered Rhino Horns 

Blow Job (Doorway To A Rhino's World) - 1994
Studio soundboard recordings @128

UK-Japan release

{Out of Print}

Back in the late 90's one of the first digital music sites E-Music opened up. For $5 a month you could download an UNLIMITED amount of music of independent and lesser known artists. Needless to say I acquired quiet a bit of music unknown to me. All music was a max bitrate of 128kbps. Lots of electro, jazz, experimental, compilation and ambient recordings were made available. Here today is a electro/jazz recording by The Powdered Rhino Horns!

Track List:

Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet, Harmonica, Recorder – Catherine Shrubshall
Bass Guitar – John Fortis
Flute, Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Shakuhachi – Peter Shrubshall
Guitar, Keyboards, Programmed By – Tony Colman
Trombone – Mike Kearsey
Trumpet – Byron Wallen
Vocals – Jennifer Stancliffe, Nicola Bright-Thomas, Sam Edwards

 

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Christine McVie / Paul Young Startrak Profile/Pop Concert PC 84-52

Christine McVie & Paul Young in concert
for airing the week of 12/17 1984
Startrak Profile P84-52 (on cue), PC84-52 (on disc)
Note: while the cue says "in concert," this is not part of the "In Concert" series.

01 Unknown Announcer - Startrak Profile PC 84-52 Intro
02 Commercial - Crest
03 Christine McVie - Love Will Show Us How
04 Christine McVie - Keeping Secrets
05 Christine McVie - The Challenge
06 Commercial - Leggs
07 Commercial - Mediquell
08 Commercial - Armour Ham
09 Unknown Announcer - Startrak Profile PC 84-52 Break
10 Christine McVie - Don't Stop
11 Christine McVie - Got A Hold On Me
12 Christine McVie - You Make Lovin' Fun
13 Commercial - Showtime (Elton John Breaking Hearts Tour)(in the style of the Pointer Sisters)
14 Commercial - Armour Ham
15 Commercial - Leggs
16 Unknown Announcer - Startrak Profile PC 84-52 Break
17 Christine McVie - Songbird
18 Christine McVie - Say You Love Me
19 Christine McVie - Over My Head
20 Commercial - Crest
21 Commercial - Leggs
22 Commercial - Showtime (Elton John Breaking Hearts Tour)(in the style of the Pointer Sisters)
23 Unknown Announcer - Startrak Profile PC 84-52 Break
24 Paul Young - Behind Your Smile
25 Paul Young - Love of the Common People
26 Commercial - Mediquell
27 Commercial - Crest
28 Commercial - Leggs
29 Unknown Announcer - Startrak Profile PC 84-52 Break
30 Paul Young - Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)
31 Paul Young - Come Back and Stay
32 Commercial - Armour Ham
33 Commercial - Coors
34 Commercial - Leggs
35 Unknown Announcer - Startrak Profile PC 84-52 Break
36 Paul Young - No Parlez
37 Paul Young - Love Will Tear Us Apart
38 Unknown Announcer - Startrak Profile PC 84-52 Outro
39 Unknown Announcer - Startrak Profile PC 84-52 Promo

Runout Grooves:

PC84-52-A KKM (STAMP)
PC84-52-B KKM (STAMP)
PC84-52-C KKM (STAMP)
PC84-52-D KKM (STAMP)

Christine McVie never did a full-fledged tour as a solo act, but she did a few shows to promote her 1984 album "Christine McVie."   This concert was recorded on December 16, 1983 at the Country Club in LA. Assisted by guitarists Todd Sharp and Billy Burnett, George Hawkins on bass, and drummer Steve Ferrone, (all of them also played on her album), along with special guest Mick Fleetwood, the show was filmed.  

It was released as The Video Album in 1984 as a laserdisc and VHS tape in the USA and Japan.  There has never been a CD issue of the songs.  

The set list of The Video Album is:
Love Will Show Us How (Music Video, not live)
Keeping Secrets
The Challenge
Who's Dreaming This Dream
I'm The One
So Excited
Got A Hold On Me (Music Video, not live)
One In A Million
You Make Loving Fun
Don't Stop
World Turning
Songbird

Westwood One's most complete version of the show was Westwood One In Concert IC 84-9 broadcast on the week of 4/27 - 4/29.  This has all the songs from The Video Album (including live versions of the two studio videos), plus two Fleetwood Mac songs (Say You Love Me and Over My Head).  There's a copy on Ebay right now (Jan. 2023) but they're asking $249.00.

IC 84-9
Love Will Show Us How
Keeping Secrets
The Challenge
Who's Dreaming This Dream
I'm The One
So Excited
Don't Stop
Got A Hold On Me
One In A Million
You Make Lovin' Fun
World Turning
Songbird
Say You Love Me
Over My Head

The show was edited down from 14 to 12 tracks to fit the shorter "Startrack Profile/Pop Concert" format and broadcast on April 30, 1984 as P84-9 (on cue) and/or PC-84-9 (on disc) This release used “In Concert” disc labels, but they were printed in blue instead of the usual black ink.

PC 84-9
Love Will Show Me Now
Keeping Secrets
The Challenge
Who’s Dreaming This Dream
So Exited
Don’t Stop
Got A Hold On Me
One In A Million
You Make Lovin’ Fun
Songbird
Say You Love Me
Over My Head

It was further edited down to nine tracks for its final broadcast by Westwood One (this show), and combined with tracks by Paul Young.

PC 84-52
Love Will Show Us How
Keeping Secrets
The Challenge
Don't Stop
Got A Hold On Me
You Make Lovin' Fun
Songbird
Say You Love Me
Over My Head

Long story short (i.e., tl:dr) there are two other versions out there with more songs, and I'm lookin' for 'em at an affordable price.

https://mega.nz/file/zVIXgCAJ#sBtKCLrvUnnl3RejX21nJo4Z7WRumbostfGnezLoRnk

The Spanish Beatles

*NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD

*ORIGINALLY POSTED 3-20-13


A while back over at Willard's. Someone asked if anyone had any Beatles done by Spanish artists. I offered this up, but said requester was not interested. But that don't mean I should deny you good people the chance to hear it. So here you go. Variable bit rates. See scans for details

MUCHO GRACIAS POR FAVOR JOBE

Dixie Dregs LIVE in Tucson AZ 1978

 

Dixie Dregs

Lee Furr's Recording Studio

1978-05-30 

Tucson AZ

KWFM Pre-FM Soundboard @320

01. DJ Intro---Free Fall

02. Moe Down

03. Refried Funky Chicken

04. Night Meets Light

05. The Wabash

06. Travel Tunes

07. Wages of Weirdness

08. Northern Lights

09. Punk Sandwich

10. The Odyssey

11. DJ Intro---Take It Off the Top

12. Country House Shuffle

13. Ice Cakes

14. What If

15. Gina Lola Breakdown

16. Cruise Control

17. DJ Outro---Interview

Steve Morse - Guitar

Mark Parrish - Keyboards

Andy West - Bass

Rod Morgenstern - Drums

Allen Sloan - Violin

Dixie Grit

Kool & The Gang / Budweiser Concert BC 83-26 - Radio City Music Hall, Nov. 1983

Kool & the Gang

Budweiser Concert BC 83-26

Airs 12/23 – 12/25

Recorded at:

Radio City Music Hall

New York City, NY

November 2, 3, 4, 1983

01 Budweiser Concert BC 83-26 Intro

02 Stand Up and Sing

03 Take My Heart

04 Ladies Night

05 Budweiser

06 Budweiser Concert BC 83-26 Break

07 Too Hot

08 Joanna

09 Budweiser

10 Budweiser Concert BC 83-26 Break

11 Hollywood Swinging

12 Get Down On It

13 Budweiser Rap

14 Budweiser Concert BC 83-26 Break

15 Let's Go Dancin' (Ooh La La La)

16 Celebrate

17 Budweiser Concert BC 83-26 Outro

The groovy runout grooves say:

WW1 - BC 83-26-A K2KM

WW1 - BC 83-26-A KM

The Voodoo Wagon Research Team has added newspaper documentation confirming the venue and date of this show.

https://mega.nz/file/CNYElCZY#JhULPzMeWJTgD59K5TNIDbVNuvmwzlLDaP617JDqfjQ

The Westwood One Budweiser Concert series ran from 1981 to 1986 and featured a mix of contemporary and vintage R&B acts. While the Westwood One Superstars In Concert and In Concert Shows usually had multiple national sponsors, Budweiser was the exclusive sponsor.  

During the 1980s, Budweiser often paid bands to arrange and sing the "This Bud's For You" jingle in their own musical style.  Usually these are uncredited; that is, they don't obviously identify the band by name, like the 1960s Coca-Cola commercials. They also had studio bands mimic a style.  So...is that really the Sugarhill Gang on Track 13?  I'm not knowledgeable enough to be sure of it, but it sounds like them.  Track 5 sounds a bit like Rick James.  If any of you know, please leave a comment.

Kool & The Gang were on the Budweiser Concert several times:

BC 81-11 Kool & the Gang

Hollywood Swinging

Hangin’ Out

Feel Like Dancin’

Just Friends

Summer Madness

Too Hot

Open Sesame

Ladies Night

Celebration

BC 83-26 Kool & the Gang (this show)

BC 85-A Kool & The Gang

Celebration

Ladies Night

Hollywood Swingin'

Joanna

Get Down On It

Tonight

You Can Do It

Let’s Go Dancin’

Celebration

BC 85-24 Kool & the Gang

(same set list as 85-A)

They also turn up on a Westwood One Pop Concert (which is in our archives):

PS 88-13 Kool & the Gang Pop Concert for broadcast the week of March 21st, 1988.

(Zenith Theater, Paris, France 1988)

Straight Ahead 

Holiday 

Special Way 

Cherish 

Too Hot 

Joanna 

Misled 

Victory 

Celebrate

Jeff Beck - Live Detroit and Milwaukee 1975

Originally posted February 7, 2014

Jeff Beck - Live Detroit and Milwaukee 

May 9, 1975 and May 10, 1975

Liberated Bootleg

aka - This Blows

Soundboard @320

Band:
Jeff Beck - Guitar
Wilbur Bascomb - Bass
Max Middleton - Keyboards
Bernard Purdie - Drums


Track Listing:
CD1
01 Constipated Duck
02 She's A Woman
03 Freeway Jam
04 Definitely Maybe
05 Supersticious
06 Cause We've Ended As Lovers
07 Power
08 Got The Feeling
09 Diamond Dust
10 You Know What I Mean

CD2
01 Constipated Duck
02 She's A Woman
03 Freeway Jam
04 Definitely Maybe
05 Superstitious
06 Cause We've Ended As Lovers
07 Air Blower
08 Got The Feeling
09 Diamond Dust
10 Power (Guest: John McLaughlin)

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This Blows '75

Thanks to silveradoraremusic.blogspot.com!

Jeff Beck Group-Reel Masters

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

  

This was a boot on the “Big Daddy” label. It’s a strange hodge podge of really good quality soundboard live material from this Beck Group and alternate studio versions from the Rough and Ready sessions. To me, that’s the real draw of this. The two albums that Beck did with this band are my all-time favorite material from him, and this is a great chance to hear some different versions of just about all of the songs from the Rough and Ready release, plus two versions of an unreleased track called July 13th.

Only the album closer, Jody, is not here. Rayne’s Park Blues was what Max’s Tune was called on the LP version of this I bought when it was first released. Somewhere along the line it was re-named Max’s Tune, and that’s what it’s been labeled as on later LP pressings and all of the CD issues of this material.

Some of these songs are fairly similar to what you’re familiar with from Rough and Ready, but all have something different, whether it’s Cozy Powell’s bass drum pattern, Max Middleton’s comping, Bob Tench’s vocal, Clive Chaman’s feel or fills, Beck’s wah wah rhythm pattern or solo, or an altogether different feel or performance.

This studio material apparently came from tape reels of the sessions that Cozy Powell owned. These surfaced as a five-CD set (one for each reel) on a Japanese bootleg label. That set went for a ridiculous price, and is not widely available. This two-CD set that I’m liberating has one disc containing all or almost all from these Cozy reels, and another disc of really good live material that’s probably been up here in one form or another before. All together, it’s a great listen and a great snapshot of Beck in one of his more overlooked eras. -Original

                             GOT NO PLACE TO BE NO ONE'S NEEDING ME

THE TIME HAS COME WHEN WE MUST ALL DECIDE TO END OUR EVIL WAYS OR LET THE WHOLE WORLD SLIDE

Jeff Beck Group - R.I.P. {Ruis Rock Festival, Finland 1971}

Jeff Beck: British guitar legend dies aged 78

"On behalf of his family, it is with deep and profound sadness that we share the news of Jeff Beck's passing," the statement said.

"After suddenly contracting bacterial meningitis, he peacefully passed away yesterday. His family ask for privacy while they process this tremendous loss."

Speaking when he was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the second time in 2009, Beck - said: "I play the way I do because it allows me to come up with the sickest sounds possible."

"That's the point now, isn't it? I don't care about the rules."

 

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Jeff Beck Group - Ruis Rock Festival
Turku Finland
August 8, 1971
FM Source @256



Other than a slight tape hiss, this is an excellent show.

 

Track List
01 New Ways - Train Train
02 I Got To Have A Song
03 I've Been Used
04 Situation
05 Jody - Ice Cream Cakes

 

 

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Ruis Rock

 

 

Jefferson Starship / Missing Persons -- Supergroups In Concert SG-21 (1983)

Jefferson Starship / Missing Persons

Generic label without specific sides for file tagging.

Supergroups In Concert SG-21
broadcast date of Saturday, May 7, 1983

Jefferson Starship recorded at the Queen Elizabeth Theater, Vancouver, British Columbia February 19, 1983

Missing Persons recorded at the Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, CA on December 31, 1982

00 NO ARTIST - Tone for setting levels
01 Pat St. John - Supergroups In Concert SG-21 Intro
02 Commercial - Honda
03 Jefferson Starship - Winds of Change
04 Jefferson Starship - Ride The Tiger
06 Jefferson Starship - Black Widow
07 Pat St. John - Supergroups In Concert SG-21 Break
09 Jefferson Starship - Find Your Way Back
10 Jefferson Starship - Save Your Love
11 Jefferson Starship - Somebody To Love
12 Pat St. John - Supergroups In Concert SG-21 Break
13 Commercial - Honda
14 Commercial - Campbell's Chunky
15 Jefferson Starship - I Came Back From The Jaws Of The Dragon
16 Jefferson Starship - Be My Lady
17 Jefferson Starship - Girl With The Hungry Eyes
18 Pat St. John - Supergroups In Concert SG-21 Break
19 Commercial - Army Reserve
20 Commercial - Budweiser (Leon Redbone)
21 Pat St. John - Starship music with announcer
22 Pat St. John - Missing Persons music with announcer
23 Jefferson Starship - Can't Find Love
24 Jefferson Starship - Out of Control
25 Jefferson Starship - White Rabbit
26 Jefferson Starship - Jane
27 Pat St. John - Supergroups In Concert SG-21 Segment Outro
28 Commercial - Honda
29 Commercial - Campbell's Chunky
30 Missing Persons - Noticible One
31 Missing Persons - Words
32 Missing Persons - U.S. Drag
33 Missing Persons - Windows
34 Pat St. John - Supergroups In Concert SG-21 Break
35 Commercial - Michelob
36 Commercial - Gillette Good News
37 Commercial - Campbell's Chunky
38 Missing Persons - Here And Now
39 Missing Persons - Walking In L.A.
40 Missing Persons - I Like Boys
41 Missing Persons - Destination Unknown
42 Pat St. John - Close
43 Commercial - Honda
44 Commercial - Army Reserve
45 Pat St. John - End of Show

Run out grooves:
SG•21•A   MCR 8re (or Bre)
SG•21•B   MCR 8re (or Bre)
SG•21•C   MCR 8re (or Bre)
SG•21•D   MCR 8re (or Bre)
SG•21•E   MCR 8re (or Bre)
SG•21•F   MCR 8re (or Bre)

The bit at the end of the matrix number is a script character.  Is it an "8?"  A "S?"  A "B?"
It's been interpreted as all of 'em on Discogs. 

The first thing we've got to deal with is the usual internet confusion over the date of the original Jefferson Starship show.

Setlists.fm says January 13, 1983.
Rocktourdatabase.com says February 19, 1983.

Wolfgang's says May 7, 1983.

We can immediately dispense with the May date, as that's on the cue sheet and is the date of the syndicated broadcast. 

I checked Newspapers.com and found the show was recorded on February 19, 1983.  I've included two reviews of the show from the Province, and a third review from the Vancouver Sun.

Besides being recorded for SuperGroups In Concert, the show was videotaped and released on video in 1984 as "Jefferson Starship: The Definitive Concert." The video does not list "Save Your Love," "I Came Back From The Jaws of the Dragon," and "Can't Find Love," but adds "Stairway to Cleveland".

"Winds Of Change", "Ride The Tiger", "Somebody To Love", "White Rabbit" turn up on a King Biscuit Flower Hour broadcast from the week of September 11-17, 1989, as part of a compilation show called "The Airplane Chronicles," along with tracks by Marty Balin (1981), Hot Tuna (1974), and the KBC Band (1986).

For the Missing Persons set, I found a concert listing in the LA Weekly that establishes the date of the show.

You get: 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet, all six disc labels, the three newspaper reviews of the Jefferson Starship show, an interview Kantner did in advance of the concert, and the LA Weekly concert listing. 

https://mega.nz/file/6Z5SHbCQ#XSw90CDnyGvVXfFCfxpxrBtcsqA1lXcLeA9mNdriQ7o

KFOG - Live From The Archives, Vol. 9

KFOG - Live from the Archives Vol. 9
Various Artists
Soundboard recordings @VBR
Out of Print

 

Tracks-Performers

Feelin' The Same Way - Norah Jones
Long Way Down - Luce
Inaudible Melodies - Jack Johnson
Stand Back - Stevie Nicks
American Girls - Counting Crows
Rain - Patty Griffin
No Such Thing - John Mayer
Oh Yeah - Johnny A.
Fool's Game - Bonnie Raitt
Beautifully Broken - Gov't Mule
Answering Bell - Ryan Adams
Moment Of Forgiveness - Indigo Girls
Destiny - Zero 7
Golden Age - Midnight Oil
Sour Girl - Stone Temple Pilots
Widow's Walk - Suzanne Vega
Comanche - Cake
Spooky Girlfriend - Elvis Costello
I've Been High - R.E.M.

Notes

Proceeds from the release of this CD supported San Francisco Bay Area food banks.

KFOG is 104.5/97.7 in San Francisco. The KFOG CD is produced each year to benefit SF Bay Area charities.

The tracks on this compilation are from the following venues and dates;

• Feelin' The Same Way - KFOG PlaySpace, San Francisco, Ca., April 5, 2002
• Long Way Down - Slim's, San Francisco, Ca., June 5, 2002
• Inaudible Melodies - KFOG PlaySpace, San Francisco, Ca., February 13, 2002
• Stand Back - Masonic Auditorium, San Francisco, Ca., December 9, 2001
• American Girls - KFOG PlaySpace, San Francisco, Ca., July 2, 2002
• Rain - KFOG PlaySpace, San Francisco, Ca., June 1, 2002
• No Such Thing - Masonic Auditorium, San Francisco, Ca., December 9, 2001
• Oh Yeah - Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, Ca., March 26, 2002
• Fool's Game - on her Summer 2002 tour
• Beautifully Broken - KFOG PlaySpace, San Francisco, Ca., May 17, 2002
• Answering Bell - The Fillmore, San Francisco, Ca., November 14, 2001
• Moment Of Forgiveness - Slim's, San Francisco, Ca., February 15, 2002
• Destiny - KFOG PlaySpace, San Francisco, Ca., May 1, 2002
• Golden Age - Paramount's Great America, Mountain View, Ca., March 22, 2002
• Sour Girl - KFOG PlaySpace, San Francisco, Ca., April 20, 2000
• Widow's Walk - Yoshi's, Oakland, Ca., October 6, 2001
• Comanche - Yoshi's, Oakland, Ca., December 3, 2001
• Spooky Girlfriend - KFOG PlaySpace, San Francisco, Ca., May 22, 2002
• I've Been High - KFOG PlaySpace, San Francisco, Ca., October 18, 2001 

 

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New Order - Live UK & NY 1993

 

New Order – Live UK & NY

aka-Confused Dreams
Soundboard @flac
Liberated Bootleg

Label: Diamonds In Your Ear ?– DIYE 20

Tracks 1-10: Live at the Recreation Centre, Tolworth, England March 20, 1983.
Tracks 11-14: Live at the Beacon Theatre, New York August 1, 1983.
Source: Silvercd-> CUERipper 2.1.4 -> FLAC -> DIME

 

1.Blue Monday   
2.In A Lonely Place   
3.Chosen Time   
4.Dreams Never End   
5.We All Stand   
6.Leave Me Alone   
7.Age Of Consent   
8.Temptation   
9.5.8.6.   
10.Everything's Gone Green   
11.Confusion   
12.Ceremony   
13.Your Silent Face   
14.Love Vigilantes

 

 upload by anovella 2014-10-11

Thanks to Dime and the people that share!!

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Savoy Brown - Live 1969 - 1970

R.I.P. Kim Simmonds...
Originally posted April 8, 2014

Savoy Brown - Live 1969-1970

Soundboard (Chicago, Connecticut, Cincinnati) @VBR

Fillmore - Audience
3 uncut files

Chicago 1969 - Connecticut College 1969
Soundboard recording

1. May Be Wrong
2. A Hard Way To Go
3. A little More Vine
4. Rock n Roll Boogie
5. Shake Rattle n Roll

Connecticut College 1969
6. Train To Nowhere
7. Louisiana Blues
8. Instrumental
9. I'm Tired

Savoy Brown (Chris Youlden) - Ludlow's Garage - Cincinatti, OH.
January 1970

Setlist: (34:25)
1. I Want You To Love Me
2. I'm Tired
3. Louisiana Blues


Savoy Brown - Fillmore East, New York, August 28th 1970 {AUD}
(slightly sketchy audience source)

1. I Want You To Love Me (first 15 sec tape runs faster)
2. Sunday Night
3. Leavin` Again
4. Money Can`t Save Your Soul
5. Louisiana Blues

1. Medley : You Gotta Run Me Down >
Blue Jean Boogie > Shake Rattle & Roll
2. Memory Pain >
3. I`m Ready (cut at the end)

Kim Simmonds
Lonesome Dave Peverett
Tone Stevens
Roger Earl

All Savoy Brown and band related posts links are now up to date!!

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Live 69-70

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 Playmate of the Month Miss May 1970 - Jennifer Liano

 

Robert Palmer / Town & Country Club, London, May 23, 1991

Robert Palmer
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series Show #91-30 

for broadcast the weekend of July 28-29, 1991

Recorded May 23, 1991 at the Town & Country Club, London, England by the BBC.

Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Intro
02 Commercial - Bugle Boy Jeans
03 Commercial - St. Pauli Girl Beer
04 Commercial - U.S. Marine Corps
05 Robert Palmer - Some Like It Hot 
06 Robert Palmer - Every Kinda People
07 Robert Palmer - I Didn't Mean To Turn You On
08 Commercial - Trident
09 Commercial - Volkswagen
10 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Break
11 Robert Palmer - Pride (not on cue sheet)
12 Robert Palmer - I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
13 Robert Palmer - Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley
14 Robert Palmer - Johnny and Mary
15 Commercial - St. Pauli Girl Beer
16 Commercial - Faberge Brut (Kelly Lebrock)
17 Commercial - U.S. Marine Corps
18 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Break
19 Robert Palmer - She Makes My Day
20 Robert Palmer - Aeroplane
21 Robert Palmer - I've Got Dreams To Remember
22 Commercial - Volkswagen
23 Commercial - Trident
24 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Break
Sides 4, 5, and 6:
25 Robert Palmer - Early In The Morning
26 Robert Palmer - Light Years
27 Commercial - Bugle Boy Jeans (Martha Quinn)
28 Commercial - St. Pauli Girl Beer
29 Commercial - U.S. Marine Corps
30 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Break
31 Robert Palmer - You Are In My System
32 Robert Palmer - Looking For Clues
33 Robert Palmer - Your Mother Should Have Told You
34 Robert Palmer - Simply Irresistible
35 Commercial - Faberge Brut (Kelly Lebrock)
36 Commercial - St. Pauli Girl
37 Commercial - Bugle Boy Jeans
38 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Break
39 Robert Palmer - Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) - I Want You
40 Robert Palmer - Addicted To Love
41 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Outro
42 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Promo

Run out grooves say:
CO∙91-30-1 MDC KM
CO∙91-30-2 MDC KM
CO∙91-30-3 MDC KM
CO∙91-30-4 MDC KM
CO∙91-30-5 MDC KM
CO∙91-30-6 MDC KM

You get 300 DPI scans of the cue sheets, the Certificate of Performance, all six disc labels, and the box cover (and a lower file-weight version of the cover for file tagging).  You also get two newspaper articles about the show.  As usual, this is a fresh digitization right off the records.

To the best of my knowledge, this was the only broadcast of the Town & Country concert by Westwood One. Suzy Cruz shows up for the second time, handling the announcer duties. You may recall her from 91-17, the Stevie Ray Vaughan set that's in our archives.  

A version of this show was released as BBC In Concert #516 CD in August 1991 to radio stations. It adds two tracks (Happiness, Change His Ways) but is missing I'll Be Your Baby Tonight, Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley, She Makes My Day, Aeroplane and I've Got Dreams To Remember.

A silver disc bootleg from "the golden era of silver bootlegs" on Italy's Kiss The Stone label (KTS 038) also has Change His Ways, but adds Woke Up Laughing.

The DISCOGS listing for the BBC transcription CD has a note saying "recorded live at The Kentish Town & Country Club, London, UK 1991-May-30."  

This "May 30th" date shows up all over the Internet.  Concertarchives.org lists the show as May 30.  Guitars 101 has it posted as May 30.  Making things worse, BBC Radio 2's website says it's "June 1991."

This date is wrong! J'Accuse...!

Ladies and gentlemen of the Voodoo Wagon jury, I present to you an entertainment page from the Sunday Telegraph newspaper dated May 19, 1991, included in the ARTWORK folder as a handy .jpg file.  If you would be so good as to open it....and read the left hand column, it says regarding Mr. Palmer, "His British tour begins this week at London's Town & Country (071-234 0303) on Thursday."

Count from Sunday May 19 to the following Thursday...Monday (20), Tuesday (21), Wednesday (22)....

Now, I direct your attention to the REVIEW of the show, published Friday, 24 May 1991, on Page 46 of the London Evening Standard.  Do I have to repeat that?  The REVIEW of the Town & Country show was printed in the Evening Standard on MAY 20-frickin'-4th, on actual newsprint.

You can't publish a review of a May 30th concert on May 24th.  Such an event would destroy the space-time continuum! 

Quod erat demonstrandum.

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