The Cramps - Live San Francisco, CA. 1981

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted September 23, 2014

R.I.P.  Lux...

 THE CRAMPS - Live On Broadway

San Francisco, CA.

November 7th, 1981

 FM Source @224

...a little radio hum on this one.

Set List:
01 intro 00:15
02 Five Years Ahead Of My Time 02:23
03 Hungry 03:56
04 Goo Goo Muck 03:08
05 She Said 04:34
06 Love Me 02:01
07 Domino 03:10
08 What's Behind The Mask 02:20
09 Zombie Dance 02:15
10 Primitive 03:48
11 Green Door 02:58
12 New Kind Of Kick 03:25
13 Strychnine 02:22
14 The Crusher 01:41
15 Beautiful Gardens 03:13
16 Hanky Panky 02:40
17 Drug Train 02:41
18 Fever 04:34
19 outro 00:44
20 Save It 03:12

 

 

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Broadway '81

 

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Tears For Fears - Cologne, Germany 1983

Tears For Fears - Sartory-Säle
Cologne, Germany
May 12, 1983
Soundboard @224

 

 

Thanks to the Original Source! 

 

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Playboy Miss March 1983 - Alana Soares

The Rolling Stones - Olympic Recording Sessions 1968

 

*THANKS TO DAVE. AS PROMISED

                                    I WAS RAISED BY A TOOTHLESS BEARDED HAG

Stevie Ray Vaughn - Rough Edges

 

*THANKS TO DAVE

Ok folks for my next two posts (You'll have to look for the other post) I'm giving you some early SRV. This disc along with the other I'm posting, called "In The Open" were lent to me by a friend of mine. He let me borrow a bunch of discs. When you find "In The Open" I will let you know what those discs are. I will tell you there a bunch of Stones things, A Neil Young and a Ronnie Wood disc. I'm pretty sure most of it is posted on numerous other sites. So what I will do is list the titles and you'll have to let me know if you want them posted or not.

                  WELL YOU HEARD ABOUT LOVIN' GIVIN' SIGHT TO THE BLIND

Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Long Beach, CA. 1979

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The King Brothers - 6X3 - OUT OF PRINT

*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Recently on a Boot post somebody made a comment on how they come there as it is a "feel good" site (thanks for the comment rum) But wait a minute I never signed up for a "Feel Good" site no...no I'm only here to promote misery, dread, and bad vibes. So what you have here is some GREAT rock and roll. Probably considered punk, nosie rock. This music is anti-Doobie Brothers, anti-Loverboy, anti-Taylor Swift (but I do like her politics) anti-Ted Nugent, anti-Jason Aldean. Believe me YOU NEED THIS 

Songs

1.Doo Doo Scratch

2.Paint It Black (I don't think it's a Stones cover)

3.1979

4.There Is Nothing

5.Sonics (The hit single from this album)

6.The Birth Of The Cool

                                              やあドナルド神が見ているよ   

 

Bob Dylan - Complete Highway 61

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Seeing as how there is a lull over at The Floppy Boot Stomp, due to lack of input. I'm going to fill the comment section up for you so that the same fate that happened over at The FBS doesn't happen here. How easy can that be? Now you won't have to say anything, I (Jobe) will fill in what you are going to say (about this post) in the comments so this way all you lazy shits that take but never give don't have to worry about The Wagon. The only problem I see is that hopefully The Boss won't look at the comment section (he never does anyway) Also got a babe for you, maybe you'll comment on that. See scans

                             THEY'RE SELLING POSTCARDS OF THE HANGING

                               THEY'RE PAINTING THE PASSPORTS BROWN

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Squeeze - Live At The Ritz 1988

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

                                                    

                                                                   SEE SCANS

                THERE'S A DAY TO EXPLORE BUT I'M LEFT WITHOUT SENSE

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Bowery Ballroom, NY. 2015

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
Bowery Ballroom
New York City, NY.
June 19, 2015
Soundboard @224

Setlist:
1. I’m In Your Mind
2. I’m Not In Your Mind
3. Cellophane
4. I’m In Your Mind Fuzz
5. Gamma Knife
6. Hot Water
7. Hot Wax
8. Robot Stop
9. The River
10. Muckraker
11. Evil Devil
12. Danger Money
13. Am I In Heaven
14. Pill

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Weather Report - Live Cleveland, OH. 1972

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted January 17, 2014

 Weather Report - Live The Agora,
October 17, 1972

Cleveland, OH. 

Excellent Soundboard or FM Source @224

Joe Zawinul - Keyboards
Wayne Shorter - Sax
Miroslav Vitous - Bass
Eric Gravatt - Drums
Dom Um Romao - Percussion

 

Set List:
Unknown Soldier
Vertical Invader
Improvisation
Directions
Improvisaton
Dr. Honoris Causa
improvisation
In a Silent Way >
It's About That Time
Orange Lady

Agora '72

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Miss May 1972 - Deanna Baker

David Bowie - Never Let Me Down Under

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Here's a boot you don't see to often. David was kinda in bad shape, critical and fan wise, when he released "Never Let Me (Buy) Down" what with the disappointment of "Tonight"  The response to the album was minimal at best. However it did feature one of my favorite songs "Time Will Crawl" Peter Frampton is the guitar player on this along with Carlos Alomar. But wait hold on to your original pressings as the song "Too Dizzy" has disappeared from all subsequent releases. See Scans

                      THE VACCUM CREATED BY THE ARRIVAL OF FREEDOM

I GOT A BAD MIGRANE THAT LASTED THREE LONG YEARS AND THE PILLS THAT I TOOK MADE MY FINGERS DISAPPEAR  

Miles Davis - Live Shaboo Inn 1974

Back From The Dead...

Originally posted January 13, 2013

Miles Davis -  Shaboo Inn

Willimantic, CT

January 26, 1974

Soundboard (?) @224

Miles Davis (tpt, org); Dave Liebman (ss, ts, fl); Pete Cosey (g, perc); Reggie Lucas (g); Michael Henderson (el-b); Al Foster (d); James Mtume Forman (cga, perc)

First fragment

1 For Dave (M. Davis) (incomplete) 15:43

2 Turnaroundphrase (M. Davis) 16:41

3 Tune in 5 (M. Davis) 8:37

4 Agharta Prelude (M. Davis) (with applause) 10:53

Second fragment

5 Band warming up 0:41

6 Ife (M. Davis) 21:38

7 Turnaroundphrase (M. Davis) 16:32

Henderson plays the "Right Off" el-b vamp for the first 0:08, then settles into "Turnaroundphrase."

8 For Dave (M. Davis) 18:57

9 Calypso Frelimo (M. Davis) (incomplete) 13:33

 

**Original Notes**
Some versions in circulation have a splice at ca. 4:15, at which point about 0:25 is missing.
Several of the indexes are incorrect on So What: Disc 1: For Dave (21:21); Turnaroundphrase (18:49); Tune in 5 (8:52); Prelude (10:30). Disc 2: Ife (22:01); Turnaroundphrase (16:23); For Dave (18:35); Calypso Frelimo (12:59).

In addition, the first 8:41 of Disc 1 repeats the end of "Calypso Frelimo" from Disc 2. Listen for the splice in Disc 2's "Calypso Frelimo" (at 4:15); the remainder of the tune is grafted onto the beginning of Disc 1's "For Dave."

 

Evidence for the date of this recording is confused. The Davis Septet was originally booked for two nights at the Shaboo Inn: January 24-25 (Thursday-Friday). The former owner of the Shaboo recalls that they didn't play on Thursday because Davis's hairdresser wasn't there -- which leaves January 25 (Friday) as the date. According to Dave Liebman, however, the music is from Saturday -- this is written on the tape Liebman made from the stage. Maybe the group stayed over Saturday night to make up for the missed show on Thursday -- although I haven't found any advertisements or reviews to corroborate this. It's also unclear whether all of this music is from the same night. The master (a single 120-minute tape) contains two extended but incomplete medleys. The second fragment begins on side A of the tape with the band warming up and ends about 9:00 into side B with the incomplete "Calypso Frelimo" listed above. The first fragment begins abruptly in the middle of "For Dave" and concludes with set-ending applause following "Prelude, part 2."
The presence of two versions of "For Dave" suggests that the music here is from more than one night, but this is speculation.
The Davis Septet had a busy road schedule during this period: Shaboo Inn, Willimantic (January 24-26); Massey Hall, Toronto (January 27); Arie Crown Theater, Chicago (February 1); Guthrie Theatre, Minneapolis (February 5); Masonic Auditorium, Detroit (February 10); Keystone Korner, San Francisco (February 12-17); Club Etcetera, Washington (February 24-March 3); Carnegie Hall, New York (March 30); Chicago Auditorium (April 13). I'm sure there are many other dates here, but I'm still looking for ads and reviews.

A review of a Club Etcetera show begins by describing it as "one of the few local engagements [Davis] has not canceled," and goes on to capture nicely the Septet's performance: "His group is improvising, listening to each other, throwing phrases back and forth. They are not working under predefined changes or chord progressions. Neither are they being guided through the performance of a piece they have rehearsed to perfection with the score in front of them. Davis is giving direction to their improvisation, establishing a control that lessens the low points in communication. 

 

Shaboo Inn '74

Miles Davis - Studio Sessions 1978

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted by v-chile August 31, 2013

Miles Davis - Lost Session 1978

1978-03-02

Studio Sessions @224

 

"Davis was coaxed into the studio by Larry and Julie Coryell, to whom he had been introduced by his friend Eleana Steinberg. Steinberg's attentions were apparently helping to get Davis off cocaine and alcohol, and he began composing again. These items, on which Davis plays only organ, are just riffs, with the standard flashy excesses of late-1970s fusion. Apparently Davis and/or Steinberg suggested as the title for this tune "Amanaura," but it was copyrighted as "Miss Last Summer." 

01. Miss Last Summer 5:10 rehearsal (0:45) take 1 (4:10) Studio chatter (0:13) 

02. Miss Last Summer 3:59 take 2 (fs) (0:42) rehearsal (0:12) take 3 (fs) (0:08) take 4 (2:48) 

03. Miss Last Summer 4:05 rehearsal (0:31) rehearsal + chatter (0:58) take 5 (2:29) rehearsal/chatter (0:11) 

04. Miss Last Summer 2:09 take 6 (2:02) Studio chatter (0:06) 

05. Miss Last Summer 2:54 take 7 (2:40) Studio chatter (0:14) 

06. Miss Last Summer 3:45 take 8 (3:40) 

07. Miss Last Summer 4:35 Studio chatter (0:19) take 9 (4:14) 

08. Miss Last Summer 7:49 take 10 (fs) (0:03) take 11 (7:09) Studio Chatter (0:29)

 

Miles Davis (org)

 Larry Coryell (g)

 Masabumi Kikuchi (keyb)

 George Pavlis (keyb)

T.M. Stevens (el-b) 

Al Foster (dr)

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

 

Sessions

Charles Bradley - 2013-10-19 + 2016-04-11

Charles Bradley - 2013-10-19 - (& His Extraordinaires) Rockpalast Crossroads, Harmonie, Bonn, Germany (FM)[MP3-224] 

https://mega.nz/file/RoR0RBzR#_oXxh5E-Pem-biq5z19t8CZQfYZ3pflp9qp-qEGXmU0 

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Charles Bradley - 2016-04-11 - & His Extraordinaires) Radio eins Lounge, Potsdam, Germany (FM)[FLAC] 

https://mega.nz/file/RxR2CR7B#nV3WzxEgJOrUN2sXq5u7leVHYyTPs4mmItDEiJlL6rM 

Hi all, 

For my first post I would also like to make a tribute to Charles Bradley. (not just a copy)

If you have any desires, go ahead. 

Namaste.

Beth Hart - Live in Germany 2000

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted September 1, 2009

Beth Hart – Prime Club
Cologne, Germany
October 11, 1999
Broadcast source @224
Liberated bootleg "Live Germany 2000"
WDR Rockpalast broadcast source @224

Musicians:Beth Hart, piano, vocals
Jimmy Khoury, guitars
Tal Herzberg, bass
Bill Ranson, drums, percussion

 

Set List:

 

01 - Mama
02 - Get Your Shit Together
03 - Skin
04 - Baby I Love You
05 - L.A. Song
06 - Delicious Surprise
07 - By Her
08 - Ringing
09 - Just a Little Hole
10 - Run
11 - Am I The One
12 - Immortal
13 - Under Water*

*not included

 

Thanks to the dead blog ~ GuitarWomen.blogspot 

 

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XTC - THE DRUNKEN JAM SESSIONS

 

The boys taking the piss at some of our favorite songs. See my bullshit back cover for songs.

WAY DOWN INSIDE GERIATRIC YOU NEED 

Captain Beefheart - Live Old Waldorf, S.F. 1981

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted November 30, 2015

Captain Beefheart - Live Old Waldorf
January 24, 1981

San Francisco, CA.

Excellent Unknown Source @224

First Show
Bass Solo (w sax)
Nowadays a Woman's …
Hot Head
Ashtray Heart
Dirty Blue Gene
Best Batch Yet
Safe As Milk
Flavor Bud Living
Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles
One Red Rose That I Mean
One Man Sentence
Bat Chain Puller
Sugar 'N' Spikes
Kandy Korn
Suction Prints
Big-Eyed Beans From Venus

Second Show
Bass Solo (w sax)/Hair Pie
Nowadays a Woman's …
I Want To Find A Woman…
Hot Head
Ashtray Heart
Dirty Blue Gene
Smithsonian Institute Blues
Safe As Milk
Flavor Bud Living
Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles
Sue Egypt
Untitled
Doctor Dark
My Human Gets Me Blues
Sheriff of Hong Kong
Suction Prints

 

 

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Bob Dylan And The Band-Mighty Mockingbird (Live At The Isle Of Wight)

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Our friend Andy is right. Not a lot of stuff going round out there right now. I myself have been way busy these days making it a bit hard to post. The Boss e-mailed me and said he's having issues with his comp. Another thing, it seems like there's only a finite amount of stuff to post. If one of you maybe has a link to all of the Tendolar releases, and I don't need the information, that's readily available at Discog's I need the links to those releases I would be more than willing to post it. I know that many of those releases are bootlegged under other titles, and labels but there are quite a few that I can't find and are not available anywhere (at least that I can find) See Scans

WHO FILLS HIS MOUTH WITH LAUGHING AND WHO BUILDS HIS TOWN WITH BLOOD

Negro Terror Live Cooper Young Fest 2018

 *NOW MORE THAN EVER

 *KEEPIN' THE 5 ALIVE

One of the great things (for me) on the net is while looking for one thing you'll find dozens of other things that pique your interest. Case in point the band you have hear. I just found out about these guys today, but find out they started in 2015. Then I find out the main guy Omar Higgins(bass-vocals) died. Now I don't know a lot about these guys but from what I can tell had I been aware of them earlier I would have posted something by now. Live gig here, sounds like soundboard but I think it's just a great audience recording. Here's where you come in, seeing as how I was not familiar with this group, I don't know the song titles to some of these songs. But I'm sure there's a few of you out there that were hip to these guys long before me, so...if you could give me the missing song titles I will be in your gratitude. My friend says these guys remind him of Green Day, I don't here that at all do you? Also included a great interview and a great song clip. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED

                                                             SONGS

                                            1. ?

                                            2. Invasion

                                            3. ?

                                            4. The Voice Of Memphis

                                            5. Limb From Limb

                                            6. To Kill A Hipster?

                                            7. Omar Higgins Rap

                                            8. We Need Support

        DON'T SIDE WITH THE OTHER SIDE CAUSE IF YOU DO WILL FIND YOU

                                                          And there's also this

                                                                                 

Nick Gravenites & Blue Gravy - Live The Record Plant 1973

Back from The Dead...
Originally posted April 15, 2015 and March 8, 2016

Nick Gravenites & Blue Gravy 

The Record Plant

Sausalito, CA.

April 22, 1973

FM Source @224

Notes:
Blue Gravy was fairly short lived. This is the only live recording that I know of anywhere. The only studio tracks I know of are on an OOP lp called Mill Valley Bunch - Casting Pearls released in 1972 on Verve (V6-8825). There were 3 - 'Settle It In The Bedroom Baby', Hollywood Blues' and 'Last Call Blues'.

Set List:

01. Tom Donahue intro - Dekalb Blues
02. Gypsy Good Time
03. Weird Old Crazy World
04. Left Hand Soul
05. band introductions
06. Born In Chicago
07. Country Mechanic
08. Anna [fade out; reel flip]
09. They Let Me Drive Again (Theme From Steel Yard Blues)
10. Buried Alive In The Blues - outro

Blue Gravy is:

Nick Gravenites - Guitar & Vocals

Fred Olson - Guitar

Steve Funk - Keyboards - Doug Kilmer - Bass

Tony Dey - Drums

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