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

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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

The Band - Live Washington, DC. 1976

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted January 15, 2016

The Band - Carter Barron Amphitheater

July 17, 1976

Washington, DC

 (Complete King Biscuit Flower Hour show/reel)

 Excellent Pre-FM @320

**CONFLICTING NOTES** 

William Keats wrote: The new Last Waltz booklet indicates the DC show date was actually 16 August 1976 (see page 1 of the booklet). The PreFM copy that I have has this setlist, which is not the entire show, but everything that King Biscuit broadcast (from PreFM sources including reels, which is how the Biscuit used to get sent out).

“This was The Band near the end of their run. They were just weeks away from their final concert (which became the overstuffed movie The Last Waltz) and Robbie Robertson left the band shortly after. This recording shows them as seasoned vets, playing material they’d been comfortable with for years.” Note: per the Bill Graham Archive, the actual date of this performance is now assumed to be 17 July 1976, not 16 August 1976 as stated in Band books and on King Biscuit Flower Hour bootlegs.

Set List:
Track 01. Don’t Do It 5:40
Track 02. The Shape I’m In 4:09
Track 03. It Makes No Difference 7:23
Track 04. The Weight 4:55
Track 05. King Harvest 3:45
Track 06. Twilight 3:28
Track 07. Ophelia 3:50
Track 08. Tears Of Rage 5:59
Track 09. Forbidden Fruit 6:11
Track 10. This Wheel’s On Fire 4:01
Track 11. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down 4:03
Track 12. The Genetic Method 3:59
Track 13. Chest Fever 4:31
Track 14. Up On Cripple Creek 5:56
Track 15. WS Walcott Medicine Show 4:05

Lineup:
Robbie Robertson - guitar
Rick Danko - bass
Garth Hudson - organ
Richard Manuel - piano
Levon Helm - drums

 

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The Band - Live Roosevelt Stadium, NJ. 1973

The Band - Live Roosevelt Stadium
July 31, 1973
Jersey City, NJ.

aka - 'Slippin' & Slidin' In New Jersey'

*Soundboard @flac

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Set List:
01 Back To Memphis (Incomplete, Many Problems On Sb Master)
02 Loving You (Cuts In)
03 Tuning
04 The Shape I'm In
05 The Weight
06 Stage Fright
07 I Shall Be Released
08 Don't Do It
09 Tuning
10 Endless Highway
11 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down >
12 Across The Great Divide
13 This Wheel's On Fire
14 Saved
15 Life Is A Carnival
16 Share Your Love (Slight Crackling On Sb Master)
17 Up On Cripple Creek
18 Genetic Method >
19 Chest Fever
20 The W S Walcott Medicine Show
21 Back To Memphis **
22 Loving You ** (Also Cuts In But More Complete Than SB Source)
23 Slippin' And Slidin' ** (Last Encore Missing From SB Source)  

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Bob Dylan & The Band - Live Inglewood Forum 1974

Bob Dylan & The Band -  Live Inglewood Forum

February 14, 1974 {Afternoon}
Inglewood. CA.

aka - Paint the Daytime Black

Soundboard @192

Disc 1
01 Lay Lady Lay
02 Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
03 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
04 It Ain't Me Babe
05 Ballad Of A Thin Man*
06 Stage Fright
07 Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
08 King Harvest
09 When You Awake
10 I Shall Be Released*
11 Up On Cripple Creek
12 All Along The Watchtower*
13 Ballad Of Hollis Brown
14 Knockin' On Heaven's Door
15 She Belongs To Me
16 It's All Over Now Baby Blue
17 The Times

Disc 2
01 Just Like A Woman
02 It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
03 Rag Mama Rag
04 This Wheel's On Fire
05 The Weight
06 Forever Young
07 Highway 61 Revisited
08 Like A Rolling Stone
09 Blowin' In The Wind**
Evening show:
10 Endless Highway
11 The Shape I'm In
12 Highway 61 Revisited
13 Like A Rolling Stone
14 Maggie's Farm

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Nancy Cameron - Playboy 1974

The Band - Ultrasonic Studios 1971

The Band - Ultrasonic Studios

Hempstead, NY 1971
Rehearsals live in New York, December 1971

Ex- SBD stereo (Speed-pitch corrected version) @flac

**Original Notes**
To give their music an added dimension, The Band recruited Allen Toussaint and a five-man horn section to spice up their sound for the Cahoots album. When they rehearsed for a four-night stand at the Academy of Music in New York City back in the winter of ‘71, Toussaint and the horns were invited.

On the introduction to this brief 40-minute excerpt of a rehearsal, the signature horns blow nicely that toot-toot New Orleans sound as the Band come together for The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down. That’s what you’ll hear throughout the rehearsal, how the horns swooped, swished and skittered around, above and below the songs. Injecting freshness and excitement to the Band’s repertoire.
Just on the horizon other bands were preparing louder, angrier albums, hamming up with makeup and marketing, posing for hours in front of mirrors as they vied to be the next big thing.

But The Band were digging the older vibe with accordians, horns, a carnival sound, vaudeville, a hoedown that invented Americana before the term was coined. Levon Helm handles much of the vocal chores on the songs here leaving Rick Danko with Unfaithful Servant. Richard Manuel gets to be heard on two takes of Across The Great Divide.

The sound is thick and chunky with nice turns from Garth Hudson’s organ and Robertson’s sterling solos. But really, the horns take up centerstage much of the time. By now, success with Dylan and as a working unit had changed their lifestyle and Cahoots, the album preceding the concerts, had a bittersweet taste.

“I can’t emphasize how much success had changed everything,” Rick Danko said of this period. “We were outrageous in our behavior, and it was impossible to get people in one place at one time. And when we did, it was hard to work because when we looked at one another and saw how wrecked we were, it was hard not to crack up.”

This fly-on-the-wall moment with The Band and Toussaint disputes this. They sound energised and refreshed. But this was before they lurched forward into a downward spiral, eventually disbanding in 1978 with the prophetic Last Waltz.

 

 

01 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down>
02 Across the Great Divide (take 1)>
03 WS Walcott Medicine Show (take 1)
04 WS Walcott Medicine Show (take 2)
05 Life Is A Carnival (take 1)
06 Life Is A Carnival (take 2)
07 Across the Great Divide (take 2)
08 Unfaithful Servant
09 Chestfever
10 Rag Mama Rag (take 1)
11 Rag Mama Rag (take 2)


Lineup:
Rick Danko – bass, violin, vocals
Levon Helm – drums, mandolin, vocals
Garth Hudson – organ, piano, accordion, tenor and soprano saxophones
Richard Manuel – piano, organ, clavinet, drums, vocals
Robbie Robertson – guitar, vocals, introduction
Allen Toussaint – horn arrangements
Howard Johnson – tuba, euphonium, baritone saxophone
Snooky Young – trumpet, flugelhorn
Joe Farrell – tenor and soprano saxophones, English horn
Earl McIntyre – trombone
J. D. Parron – alto saxophone and E-flat clarinet

 

 

 

Originally posted by DynacoST70? in 2005 and recently uploaded on DIME by JTT. This is the fixed version using Prof Goody’s recommendation on how to correct the pitch. Thanks to lolita for sharing the fixed version. 

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