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Showing posts with label Buddy Miles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buddy Miles. Show all posts

Thursday, March 26, 2026

Jimi Hendrix - Woke Up This Morning And Found Myself Dead

 



Jimi Hendrix -  Steve Paul's The Scene

 New York, NY, USA

March 18th 1968

Featuring Jim Morrison, Johnny Winter & Buddy Miles

Liberated Bootleg


https://workupload.com/file/5usBde2dcGX

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Santana & Buddy Miles - Viva Percussion - 1987-03-03, Baden-Baden Germany

 



Santana & Buddy Miles - Viva Percussion

Recorded Live "Ohne Filter" SWF Studios Baden Baden, Germany, 3-3-1987

In 1987, Buddy Miles was the lead singer of the Santana Band (along with Alex Ligertwood). A studio performance was broadcast as part of the program "Ohne Filter".


https://workupload.com/file/gpnnSZvuukX

Saturday, July 31, 2021

The Electric Flag - Live At Carousel Ballroom 1968

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted January 1, 2012

The Electric Flag - Carousel Ballroom 1968
San Francisco, CA.
May 1968
Soundboard @320
 

Set List

CD1
SET1
01-SOUL SEARCHIN'
02-TUNING
03-MILK COW BLUES
04-TUNING
05-I'D RATHER DRINK MUDDY WATER
06-GROOVIN' IS EASY

CD2
SET2
01-INSTRUMENTAL
02-INSTRUMENTAL
03-TEXAS
04-HEY JOE
05-IT TAKES TIME
06-TUNING
07-I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU
08-ANOTHER COUNTRY//
09-//AINT NO DOCTOR
10-TUNING
11-DON'T LIE TO ME
12-TUNING
13-SOUL SEARCHIN'

 
Michael Bloomfield, guitar
Harvey Brooks, bass
Buddy Miles, drums, screams 2, vocals 3,6
Barry Goldberg, organ, vocals 4?
Peter Strazza, tenor sax
Marcus Doubleday, trumpet
Nick Gravenites, vocals 5,7,8 percussion
Herbie Rich, baritone sax

 
pass - fbsvw

 
 

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Carlos Santana w/Buddy Miles - Palast Der Republik, East Berlin, April 6, 1987


(Broken down from flac;
320 kbps of smoldering mp3)

Bill Graham really loved Santana and his band. He caught him--literally-- when Carlos was 17 and trying to sneak his way through a window into the Fillmore West with a friend. They talked their way out of it by describing themselves as musicians--and Bill let them get some gigs.

One of the things that Carlos noted during the band's long jams back then was how the women danced. It was something different; they were moving in an exotic way that was definitely different than usual. Sounds appropriate: Santana still continues to move us in ways we are still discovering as being possible. Remind me though, when I want some mood music, to grab a file of Carlos and see what it generates. Sure sounds like it's a pipe-laying deal to me.

http://rapidshare.com/files/233730620/Santa1.zip

http://rapidshare.com/files/233792024/Santa2.zip

http://rapidshare.com/files/233816144/Santa3.zip