LOOKING FOR SOMETHING??
This album was recorded during GunHill's Tour of Germany in September and October of 1999.The tracks taken from concerts in Hamburg's "Downtown Blues Club", Leipzig's "Kulturhaus Sonne", Schkeuditz and Magdeburg's"Gröninger Bad" are "unpolished"...straight from the desk...warts and all...to give the true feeling of a "live" GunHill gig.
GunHill Promotion CD
https://workupload.com/file/FxJcjJg9n3d
Mick Taylor & Snowy White - September 15, 1995 Kiev, Ukraine Soundboard Recording
https://workupload.com/file/CEQaCNAGkeM
https://mega.nz/file/LJhQVC6D#TqNAoVHIeL9hV6lx6KpaarthR_w0OmFeRL-fvCO9oko
Have you noticed a pattern here? Yes! We're on a run through as many of the NBC The Source concerts as we can get our hands on!
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STYX - 1977 Mantra Recording Studios, Chicago, Illinois (FM)
This 1977 recording session for Mantra Studios in Illinois finds the band on the brink of international stardom and their ultimate success. The WKQX FM broadcast of Styx's performance at Chicago's Mantra Studios for their 'Studio Jam Radio Network' session in 1977.
https://workupload.com/file/EABFbTnU6ha
Back From The Dead as Requested...
Originally posted October 10, 2019
Max Bacon was part of super-group GTR founded by Steve Hackett & Steve Howe, and their only official album. However, there was a second album in the making, “Nerotrend“, that never materialized. Bacon sung some of the songs, the others were performed by the exquisite Robert Berry (Alliance UK, Hush). It is very interesting to listen to the different styles of Bacon and Berry on a same song (Young Hearts) and what would have been GTR second album. This really is a must for any GTR collector, and all the musicians involved.There was a bootleg of this unreleased material, but this is taken from a first generation tape owned by a recording studio employee, with much better sound quality.
The first six tracks are Robert Berry songs and are all sung by him. These were songs that the Robert Berry Band performed back in California in the mid ‘80’s and were the demos that Robert gave away on cassette at gigs as a band sampler. According to Robert, these were just demos and not intended specifically for GTR and did not reflect his vision for GTR.
Steve Howe – guitar, backing vocals (1985–1987)
Steve Hackett – guitar, backing vocals (1985–1986)
Max Bacon – lead vocals (1985–1987)
Phil Spalding – bass, backing vocals (1985–1987; died 2023)
Jonathan Mover – drums, percussion (1985–1986)
Robert Berry – guitar, backing and lead vocals (1987)
https://workupload.com/file/vPbEaCN6uKt
https://workupload.com/file/7BBCFzmQhBc
Southside Johnny & Little Steven – Unplugged
Recorded for the K-Rock Hungerthon Rent Party, New York City, November 21, 1993
WXRK-FM Radio Studio, New York City, New York, USA
Back in 1993, Bruce Springsteen guitarist Little Steven—who cofounded Southside Johnny’s Asbury Jukes in the mid 70s—teamed up with Southside to perform an acoustic benefit concert that aired on New York radio. The show, which embraced several of their best-known originals as well as a long menu of well-chosen covers, featured Asbury Jukes guitarist Bobby Bandiera as well as their former bassist David Hayes and the E Street Band’s Soozie Tyrell on violin.
It helps that the material is as good as the performances. Highlights of the 18-track set include a definitive reading of Van Zandt’s “I Don’t Wanna Go Home”; Springsteen’s “Rosalita” and “The Fever,” the latter an Asbury Jukes staple; Neil Young’s “Like a Hurricane,” Hank Williams’s “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry,” and versions of Eric Clapton’s “Wonderful Tonight” and Van Morrison’s “Into the Mystic” that arguably outshine the composers’ fine originals.
https://workupload.com/file/mGkKZE4SrHf
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Lineage: Peter Wolf's Master Reel 3 3/4ips 1/4 track --> Maxell UD35-90 7 1/2ips 1/4 track (Revox B77) --> Tascam CD-RW2000 --> EAC --> CDWAV --> FLAC
1st Set
1. Dust My Broom 2. Look Over Yonder 3. Slow Blues Jam 4. You Don't Love Me 5. Orange Driver 6. Something You Got 7. Smokestack Lightin' (w/ band into in middle) 8. Rock Me Baby
2nd set
1. Blues Instrumental 2. Somebody's Gotta Go 3. Help Me 4. Peter Wolf Into 5. Everything's Gonna Be Alright 6. It Hurts Me Too 7. Black Night 8. Do The Funky Broadway?? (w/ band into at end)
https://workupload.com/file/cT2jVHrVJaA
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| In Cleveland? Or Not? YOU DECIDE! |
Setlist
1.Hate The Taste
2.Ain't No Easy Way
3.Returning
4.Berlin
5.Conscience Killer
6.Six Barrel Shotgun
7.Fire Walker
8.Chelsea Hotel
9.Shuffle Your Feet
10.Sell It
11.Whatever Happened to My Rock 'n' Roll
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| ...and they ran out of beer.... |
First, don't be put off cause this is an audience recording cause it's a damn good sounding show. All instruments and vocals can be heard just fine. If like me, you love the "Too Hot For Snakes" show I think you'll like this one too. This was recorded three days before that show.
THEY SENT BACK INTO THE RAT RACE WITHOUT ANY BRAKES
