Gene Clark and Friends - 1985-05-15 - Evanston, IN (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

A Star For Every Stage

Lineage
Harddisc > You 

GENE CLARK & FRIENDS 

20th Anniversary Tribute to the Byrds 

Gene Clark - guitar, vocals 
Michael Clarke - drums 
Richard Manuel - piano, vocals 
Rick Danko - bass, vocals 
Blondie Chaplin - guitar, vocals 

01. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue 
02. Old Paint 
03. Stop Driving Me Crazy (Honest I Do) 
04. The Rumour 
05. The Shape I'm In 
06. Shake Your Ass - Blondie Chaplin, vocals 
07. Why Did You Leave Me Today 
08. Silver Raven 
09. Feel A Whole Lot Better 
10. Chimes Of Freedom 
11. Sail On Sailor 
12. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star 
13. Eight Miles High 
14. Turn! Turn! Turn! 

McGuinn, Clark & Hillman - 1979-03-22 - Austin, TX (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

McGuinn, Clark & Hillman
Armadillo World Headquarters
Austin, TX, USA
March 22, 1979

A Professor Goody Presentation

lineage
1st Generation cassette played back on a Nak Dragon through an Avid MBox Mini III into a PC running WaveLab 6.11 software >
Audition* (Pitch Bender, various amounts; Track 8 glitch reduced; Phase adjusted; Tracking; Fades) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; .ffp) > foobar2000 (tags)

Roger McGuinn - Guitar Vocals
Gene Clark - Vocals
Chris Hillman - Bass, Vocals
John Sambataro - Guitars, Background Vocals
Greg Thomas - Drums

01 Sad Boy 4:40
02 Long Long Time 2:51
03 Little Mama 4:15
04 Don't You Write Her Off 3:11
05 Release Me Girl 3:40
06 Turn Turn Turn 3:16
07 Surrender To Me 3:15
08 Chestnut Mare 6:00
09 It Doesn't Matter 2:50
10 Feelin' Higher 3:48
11 You Ain't Goin' Nowhere 5:14
12 Backstage Pass 4:39
13 Stopping Traffic 3:55
14 So You Wanna Be A Rock And Roll Star / encore call 4:11
15 Mr. Tambourine Man > 2:16
16 Eight Miles High 4:42
17 I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better 2:55
18 Bye Bye, Baby 4:09

*Notes:
Track 8 - Glitch at 2:09:55 reduced
Track 9 - Beginning slowly gets up to speed

Roger McGuinn & Gene Clark - 1978-03-21 - Washington, DC (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FALC)

Cellar Door (M?-SBD) 

NOTE: GENUINE STEREO SOUNDBOARD, NOT the poor quality AUD also circulating from the same date. 

Recording Information ::: stereo soundboard -> unknown stereo recording equipment -> master analog tape -> unknown analog generations (NOT many!) -> unknown generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette, Dolby B on. 

Playback 2011-08-13 ::: unknown generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette on Nakamichi BX-300 cassette deck, Dolby B on, azimuth & pitch adjusted, heads cleaned & demagnatized -> Tascam CD-RW900SL professional CD recorder -> CD-RW, no track splits -> computer -> EAC secure mode (logs made) -> wav file(s) -> Audacity (for fades or tragic error repair, no EQ) -> CD Wave for track splits -> Flac Frontend. First uploaded week of 2012-12-01. 

Line-up
Roger McGuinn - acoustic & electric 6 & 12 string guitars, vocals
Gene Clark - acoustic guitars, vocals. 

01 - Don't You Write Her Off 

02 - Crazy Ladies 

03 - Train Leaves Here This Morning 

04 - Bag Full Of Money (->) 

05 - Release Me Girl 

06 - Come All You Fair & Tender Ladies 

07 - Chesnut Mare 

08 - ...Mr Tambourine Man 

09 - Feeling Higher (Bending) 

10 - You Ain't Goin' Nowhere 

11 - Knocking On Heaven's Door 

12 - Turn, Turn, Turn -> 

13 - So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star 

14 - Eight Miles High 

15 - Bye Bye Baby (encore) 

Total Time ::: 55:26 

::: Lovely, great stereo, SBD recording with a bit o' hiss, particularly between songs. Check samples to take a gander or for a couple of quick snorts; to cool your engines or put sweat on yr brow as the case may be. 
::: Warts: Taper cut off equipment between some songs. First part of "Turn, Turn, Turn" is a bit rough, with a bit of volume fluctuation here & there (tape fatigue?). Hiss jumps up between songs like there was some kind of ALC involved, but sinks away when the music starts. "Eight Miles High" has a second of speed fluctuation. All in all, nothing tragic! 
::: Nice echo on the vocals at times, The old Rickenbacker 12-string is singing sweetly! 

Roger Mcguinn & Gene Clark - 1978-03-19 - New York, NY (SBD/FLAC)

 

(Soundboard FLAC)

"Byrds"

Roger Mcguinn & Gene Clark Duet 

March 19th or 20th 1978 

The Bottom Line 

New York, NY

sbd/matrix>mr>boot>cd 

Excellent sound

01 - Don't You Write Her off

02 - Crazy Ladies

03 - Train Leaves Here This Morning

04 - Back for Money

05 - Release Me Girl

06 - Fair and Tender Ladies

07 - Chestnut Mare

08 - Mr - Tambourine Man

09 - Feelin' Higher

10 - Turn Turn Turn

11 - You Ain't Goin' Nowhere

12 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door

13 - So You Want to Be a Rock N' Roll Star

14 - Eight Miles High

15 - Bye Bye, Baby

16 - Fifth Dimension

This show is often listed as 10/19/77 and a few others. the actual date of this show is found at the Bottom Line archives.

Gene Clark & Roger McGuinn - 1978-03-15 - Willamantic, CT (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Lineage:

Master tape>CDR

1st set

01 - The True One

02 - Denver Or Wherever

03 - Silver Raven

04 - Ballad Of Easy Rider

05 - 5D

06 - Dreamland

07 - Mr. Spaceman

08 - He Was A Friend Of Mine

09 - Feelin' Higher

10 - Don't You Write Her Off

11 - Feel A Whole Lot Better

2nd set

01 - Chestnut Mare

02 - Crazy Ladies

03 - Train Leaves Here This Morning

04 - Mr. Tambourine Man

05 - Bagful of Money

06 - Release Me Girl

07 - You Ain't Going Nowhere

08 - Fair & Tender Ladies

09 - Turn! Turn! Turn!

10 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door

11 - So You Want To Be a Rock'n'Roll Star

12 - Eight Miles High

13 - Season Song

Notes by the uploader:

Audience tape from the long lamented Shaboo. Granted not the best audio. I was seated cented stage, and got more guitar of stage, than vocals from the PA. Still listenable and to this point, uncirculated.These guys put on a great show, it's unfortunate they never did a record together as a duo.

Roger McGuinn and Gene Clark - 1978-12-19 - Hollywood, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Aquarius Theatre

Mono Handheld Auto-Level Portable Cassette Deck with External Microphone

Source:
Recorded by Allen Tarzwell
Sony Microphone > Sony TC-50 > TDK AD C-90

Transfer:
Nakamichi CR-7A (azimuth aligned to tape, no Dolby, Bias @ 120us) > Korg MN-2000S 1 Bit DFF @ 2.822 MHz > AudioGate (convert to 24-96) > Audacity (clean up) > AudioGate (convert to 16-44) > CD wav > Flac (Level 8) > Stamp ID3 Tag editor

Recording starts "in progress"...

01 - Don't You Write Her Off

02 - Jolly Roger

03 - Chestnut Mare

04 - Crazy Ladies

05 - Mr - Tambourine Man

06 - You Showed Me

07 - Bag Full Of Money

08 - You Ain't Going Nowhere

09 - She Don't Care About Time

10 - Turn Turn Turn (tape flip after song)

11 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door

12 - So You Want To Be A Rock and Roll Star

encore:

13 - Eight Miles High

14 - Bye Bye Baby

[54:26]

notes
Nice of Allen to loan me his old tapes to share with you. Some copies of Allen's recordings do exist out there. This is the first time that the master has been digitized. Not the best sounding recordings, but very decent and these are from the master cassettes. For historical reference only and not intended for resale or any commercial use.

Flyte - 1982-12-18 - Los Angeles, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Flyte (Chris Hillman, Gene Clark, Herb Pederson & Al Perkins)

The Palomino

Los Angeles, CA

December 18, 1982

Soundboard-sourced; lineage unknown

Early Show:

01 - Tomorrow Is A Long Time (cuts in)

02 - Still Feeling Blue

03 - Train Leaves Here Tomorrow

04 - Don't Let Your Sweet Love Die

05 - Running The Roadblocks

06 - Easy Ride From Good Times To The Blues

07 - Wheels

08 - My Uncle

09 - If You Could Read My Mind

10 - Once More

11 - Mr - Tambourine Man

Late Show:

01 - Tomorrow Is A Long Time

02 - Still Feeling Blue

03 - Train Leaves Here Tomorrow

04 - Don't Let Your Sweet Love Die

05 - Running The Roadblocks

06 - Easy Ride From Good Times To The Blues

07 - Wheels

08 - My Uncle

09 - Once More

10 - One Hundred Years From Now

11 - Lovers Turnaround (Gene Clark & Carla Olson)

"Flyte" was opening for Emmylou Harris.

Gene Clark - 1979-1989 - Demos And Unreleased (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Excellent quality stereo studio recordings
One of the best Gene Clark compilations around

Lineage:
HD>TLH>TTD>YOU

01. Changes
02. Day For Night
03. Jokers Are Wild
04. Number One is To Survive
05. Mary Sue
06. Del Gato
07. 100 Years Ago
08. Misty Morning - McGuinn Clark & Hillman outtake, 1979
09. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better
10. Needles And Pins
11. The Closer You Get
12. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better
13. First Love
14. Love Is Gonna Come At Last
15. Baby Blue
16. Living Next Door To Alice
17. Straight From The Heart
18. Love Wins Again
19. (Has To Do With) You And I
20. I Knew I'd Want You

Track 1: studio with Carla Olson, 1989
Tracks 2-3: The Textones sessions, Criterion Studios, autumn 1985
Tracks 4-6: demos with Carla Olson, November 1989
Tracks 7, 9: Flyte Demos, early 1983
Track 8: McGuinn Clark & Hillman outtake, 1979
Tracks 10-16: studio sessions, mid 80's
Tracks 17-19: Bug Publishing Demos, autumn 1984
Track 20: The Byrds backing track, 1965

Roger McGuinn and Gene Clark - 1977-10-xx - Toronto, ON (FM/FLAC)

(CHUM Radio Broadcast FLAC)

Lineage: 
cassette (unknown Gen.)>CDR

01 - Interview
02 - Chimes Of Freedom
03 - interview
04 - Ballad of Easy Rider
05 - interview
06 - Mr. Tambourine man
07 - interview
08 - Crazy Ladies
09 - interview
10 - Bye Bye Baby
11 - interview
12 - 2nd Interview CHUM April (?) 1978
13 - 2nd interview cont

It’s one of the more obscure tapes from their ’77 Tour.