Syd Barrett - 1965-1970 - Lucy Leave & Other Rarities (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

SYD BARRETT

Lucy Leave & Other Rarities

DIYE 16

Matrix Disc: I.C.P DIYECD16

OVER 75 MINUTES OF MUSICINCLUDES FOLD-OUT BOOKLET

WITH STORY & RARE PICTURES

MASTERED FROM ORIGINAL TAPE

01. Gigolo Aunt 3:37 24 February 1970, BBC

02. Terrapin 3:06 24 February 1970, BBC

03. Baby Lemonade 2:33 24 February 1970, BBC

04. Effervescing Elephant 1:00 24 February 1970, BBC

05. Two of a Kind 2:24 24 February 1970, BBC

Thompson's Private Recording Company

06. Rat Race 11:45 31 October 1966

07. Interstellar Overdrive, Take 5 0:31 31 October 1966

08. Interstellar Overdrive, Take 2 0:55 31 October 1966

09. Interstellar Overdrive, Ext. Version 16:46 31 October 1966

10. Interstellar Overdrive, Short Version 2:40 31 October 1966

As The Screaming Abdabs

11. Lucy Leave 2:40 15 May 1965

12. I´m a King Bee 2:59 15 May 1965

13. Dominoes 2:38 Studio Outtake

14. Milky Way 2:54 Studio Outtake

15. Swan Lee 2:36 Studio Outtake

16. Word Song 2:45 Studio Outtake

17. Birdie Hop 2:16 Studio Outtake

18. Long Gone 1:39 Studio Outtake

19. Dark Globe 2:58 Studio Outtake

20. Madcap's Embrace 1:26 Studio Outtake

15 May 1965 - 31 October 1966 - 24 February 1970

Comments:

Sound quality is remarkably good on tracks 1-12, especially for recordings of that era. Tracks 1-5 also appear on official releases of the John Peel sessions. The first two Interstellar Overdrive tracks are short studio takes of the intro; the third is an extended 16:46 version; the fourth is a short 2:40 version. Rat Race, at over 11 minutes, is an excellent track. The sound quality on tracks 13-20 is not quite as good as the rest of the CD. This CD is highly recommended for any Syd freak or Floydologist.

Cream - 1966-11-15 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Klooks Kleek 

Dutch Vinyl Boot "A Group called CREAM" on Viktorie Label (NS 13028) 

Lineage: 
Vinyl-Thorens TD 126 MK3-Goldring 1042 pickup-Dynavektor 505 Tonearm-Restek Vektor Preamp -Pioneer PDR05 CD Recorder-Eac-CoolEdit Pro-Flac 

01 Hey Lawdy Mama 
02 Sleepy Time Time 
03 Crossroads 
04 Stepping Out 
05 Sweet Wine 
06 Meet Me In The Bottom 
07 N.S.U. 

Time: 32:20 

Edit Notes: 
TLH>Audition3/iZotope>TLH>Flac6 
-removed 50 Hz hum 
-removed low frequency rumble 
-reduced pops & clicks 
-increased gain 
-brought out Jack's voice in some places 
-retracked 

Procol Harum - 1967-11-15 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Technical Blind Alleys

Fillmore West

Gary Brooker - piano, vocals
Mathew Fisher - organ
Robin Trower - guitar
David Knights - bass
Barry Wilson - drums

01. Conquistador?
02. She Wandered Through the Garden Fence
03. Monsieur Armand
04. Salad Days (Are Here Again)
05. Homburg
06. Cerdes (Outside the Gates of)
07. Something Following Me
08. In the Wee Small Hours of Sixpence
09. Going Down Slow
10. Kaleidoscope
11. A Christmas Camel
12. Shine on Brightly 
13. Homburg
14. Conquistador 
15. Repent Walpurgis
16. A Whiter Shade of Pale 

Miles Davis - 1970-11-15 - Philadephia, PA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Miles Davis
Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA
Unknown Video Footage
November 15, 1970

Lineage: 
Unknown Video Footage > Unknown VHS Generation > Godnoes Productions Volume 6 (DVD-R) NTSC > DVD Decrypter > TLH

Additional Lineage Video Tracks: NTSC > MPEG-2 > 720 x 480 > 4:3 > 29 FPS
Additional Lineage Audio Tracks: 2 Channels Stereo > 48 kHz

Miles Davis (tpt); Gary Bartz (ss, as); Keith Jarrett (el-p, org); Michael Henderson (el-b); Jack De Johnette (d); Airto Moreira (perc)

Below is the order the tunes are presented on the DVD-R

01.Directions (Incomplete)
02.Honky Tonk
03.What I say (First Part)
04.Funky Tonk (Second Part)
05.The Theme (With Applause)
06.What I say (Second Part)
07.Sanctuary
08.It's About That Time
09.Funky Tonk (First Part)

Total Time: 1:26:29

Below is the order of the tunes as it should be

01.Directions (Incomplete)
02.Honky Tonk
03.What I say
04.Sanctuary
05.It's About That Time
06.Funky Tonk
07.The Theme (With Applause)

America - 1972-11-15 - West Hollywood, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

1972-11-15(*) West Hollywood, California Whisky A-Go-Go Late Show (M2-FM)
8901 Sunset Boulevard at Clark

01. --Radio DJ intro--
02. Riverside
03. Sandman
04. I Need You
05. Submarine Ladies
06. Don't Cross The River
07. Three Roses ->
08. Coming Into Los Angeles
09. Living Isn't Really Giving ->
10. Rain Song
11. Horse With No Name

Total Time ::: 34:59

::: EXC quality, super stereo FM broadcast. Check samples for personal trials & tribulations.
::: Warts: Very, very slight hum & distortion. Dull spots were mostly rapairable but actual dropouts difficult due to extreme stereo imaging. I definitely did not get 'em all!
::: (*) My tape said 1972-11-15?. It circulates as 1972-11-15 but the excellent Whisky list at http://www.chickenonaunicycle.com shows NO America appearance ever & Nov. 15-18, 1972 as Sylvester & The Hot Band, Hemlock featuring Miller Anderson. The Whiskey had many unannounced bands, but since America did early & late shows the evening of this recording, I'm not sure what's up.

Recording Information ::: 101KGB-FM San Diego, CA stereo original radio broadcast of pre-recorded concert -> unknown stereo recording equipment -> off-air master tape -> 1st generation cassette, Dolby off -> 2nd generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette, Dolby off.

Playback 2012-08-01 ::: 2nd generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette on Nakamichi 680ZX cassette deck, Dolby off, azimuth & pitch adjusted, heads cleaned & demagnatized -> Sony Linear PCM Recorder PCM-M10 (LPCM 44.10kHz/16bit WAV files) -> computer -> Audacity (normalisation to remove DC offset, fades &/or glitches, dropouts, volume adjustments, no EQ) -> CD Wave (track splits) -> Trader's Little Helper -> yer ears. First uploaded week of 2012-08-03.

Line-up ::: Gerry Beckley - vocals, guitar, bass // Dewey Bunnell - vocals, guitar // Dan Peek - vocals, guitar, harmonica.

Nothing here ever commercially released to my knowledge. If I'm wrong, please advise & I'll take the offending trax offline.

Jim Croce & Maury Muehleisen - 1972-11-15 - Cleveland, OH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Jim Croce & Maury Muehleisen

Agora Ballroom

Cleveland, OH

The Ken G. Collection vol 268

Source: Soundboard > "Dead Men Still Tell Tales" LP > Cassette (Maxell XL-II)

Transfer: Sony TC-WE 475 > gold tipped cables > JVC XL-R2010 CD-RW (44.1)

Editing: Soundforge > WAV > TLH [SB's aligned] Flac level 8

01 Operator

02 Doesn't Have To Be That Way

03 Jim Croce Talks

04 Roller Derby Queen

05 Box #10

06 I'm Being Framed

07 Luv U In a Song

08 Jim Croce Talks

09 Speedball

10 New York's Not My Home

11 Don't Mess Around With Jim

Total Time = 44:15 min

This cassette copy sounds decent. It has some light surface noise that you can barely hear. Since this does have a cassette in the lineage I wouldn't consider this a definitive version.

If you like Croce and haven't heard this show yet, then this would be a good copy to start with. There is 1 skip that I noticed during track 7 @ 1:54. Both musicians died on Sept. 20, 1973. Such a great talent, which left us way too soon at the age of 30 and 24.

Miles Davis - 1973-11-15 - Paris, FR (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

PAL

Data Size: 4.20 GB

Bit Rate: 9.58 Mbps

Video Tracks:

224 MPEG-2, 720 × 576, 4:3, 25 fps, 9.20 Mbps, upper field first

Audio Tracks:

192 MP2 stereo, 48 kHz, 224 kbps

Tv > Unknown Gen VHS > Standalone > DVD

Purchased from South American bootlegger and liberated here.

No menu. Only each set is chaptered. Excellent b/w footage.

Miles Davis - Trumpet & Arp Synthe keyboard

Dave Liebman -Sax , Flute

Pete Cosey, Reggie Lucas - Guitars

Michael Henderson -Bass

Al Foster -Drums

& James "Mtume" Forman. - Congas , Percusion

Set I

01 - Turnaroundphrase-> Tune in 5->

02 - Turnaroundphrase->

03 - Ife->

04 - Right Off->

Set II

01 - Funk->For Dave->Tune in 5->Calypso Frelimo

Duration: 1:02:46

 

Frank Zappa - 1974-11-15 - Buffalo, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Memorial Auditorium

lineage

1st gen SBD tape>Soundforge>EAC>CDR>EAC>FLAC >Soundforge>Pitchcorrection>Flac 

Part of a batch of tapes obtained from former Zappa road manager Dick Barber. 

F Zappa - Gtr,vcls

N M Brock - Sax,flute,vcls

G Duke - Kbds,vcls

R Underwood - Percussion

C Thompson - Drums

T Fowler - Bass 

CD1

01 - Tush Tush Tush (A Token Of My Extreme)

02 - Stinkfoot

03 - Rdnzl

04 - Village Of The Sun

05 - Echidna'S 'Arf (Of You)

06 - Don'T You Ever Wash That Thing?

07 - Penguin In Bondage

08 - T'Mershi Duween

09 - Dog Breath Variations

10 - Uncle Meat

11 - Building A Girl

CD2

01 - Don'T Eat The Yellow Snow

02 - Nanook Rubs It

03 - St. Alphonso'S Pancake Breakfast

04 - Father O'Blivion

05 - Tush Tush Outro

06 - Camarillo Brillo

07 - More Trouble Every Day

Pink Floyd - 1974-11-15 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC) "Work In Progress"

(Audience FLAC)

Wembley Empire Pool, London - PrrP 050 A Work In Progress (FLAC)

How Time Flies - Rover Records Source #4

David Gilmour - Lead Guitars & Vocals

Nick Mason - Drums & Percussion

Roger Waters - Bass Guitar & Vocals

Rick Wright - Keyboards & Vocals

CD1

01. Shine On You Crazy Diamond 26:53

02. Raving And Drooling 17:21

03. You Gotta Be Crazy 17:38

Total Time 61:52

CD2

01. Speak To Me - Breathe 5:25

02. On The Run 5:03

03. Time 6:26

04. Great Gig In The Sky 7:11

05. Money 9:03

06. Us And Them 7:48

07. Any Colour You Like 8:01

08. Brain Damage 3:39

09. Eclipse 3:36

10. Echoes 23:32

Total Time 79:44

A Work In Progress ...

Music collectors might expect that all recordings from 1970’s Pink Floyd have been found, traded and distributed but here we are in the 21st century and new little treasures are still popping up. Take for example this recording. The source for this remaster project has been dubbed source number 4 for the Pink Floyd November 15th, 1974 concert. It was released by Rover Records under the title How Time Flies. Once torrented on the Dimeadozen website, a spirited discussion occurred regarding its characteristics and quality compared to other sources. We agree that it is the best quality source of that night’s event but felt that work needed to be done to improve the listening experience. Below, with permission, we present the lengthy and well thought out description of this recording ...

I think it’s best to address the issue of How Time Flies originally being announced as the November 14th, 1974 concert at Wembley -this is also the date printed on the cover. What we have here is in fact the concert from the following evening, November 15th, 1974. It’s pretty clear that this was nothing more than an honest, albeit tragic mistake and not an attempt to rip anyone off. That being said, some enthusiasts feel that the performance of the 15th is actually superior to that of its infamous successor. Previously, there have been versions of this show that have circulated both incomplete and intact. The first source was used for the majority of past releases including the incomplete Money on Flashback (FB0133), the often copied (and complete) Black Holes In The Sky first from Great Dane (GDR CD 9101) and later speed corrected by Harvested (HRV CDR 022), as well as the surprisingly good We Are From Planet Earth (STTP 184/185) from the often spotty Shout To The Top label. A second, inferior source was used for Akashic’s Electric Magic (AKA-26) with slightly better versions of this source circulating via trader circles afterwards, and then in 2004 a mysterious, incomplete soundboard recording surfaced of this show offering a third, albeit odd perspective of this show (being that it was primarily drum and bass tracks) represented on silver via disc 2 of Siréne’s Absolutely Years (Siréne-119).

The tape begins midway through Roger Waters’ introduction of ‘Shine On You Crazy Diamond’ indicating that it is a new song. (PRRP: we have repaired this introduction in this release). What follows is a lengthy solo synthesiser introduction from Richard Wright that foreshadows his work on the Wish You Were Here and Animals albums, coming across as celestial, in an almost Kitaro-esque way. This introduction is unique to the shows from this year as it evolved into the shorter, more familiar chord sequence and clear melody by the time of the first shows in April 1975. There’s a small amount of microphone noise as the taper gets settled (PRRP: much of which is now minimised), but it is brief and doesn’t affect the enjoyment of this developing epic whatsoever. There’s also a really strange bit at 1:42 that sounds like some acoustic guitars being strummed and “Pictish” ranting - an anomaly present on ALL sources, so apparently this came from the stage. The introduction continues at length until the vocals finally enter at the 8:27 mark, and things start sounding more familiar. Although the song was still relatively new, it is probably the most developed of the newer songs, and despite being played as a complete suite (instead of in halves as it would be from 1975 onward), it is the closest to its final form of the new material. After 1974, the band would never play ‘Shine On’ as a complete piece again, so that contributes to the value of tapes such as this.

Floyd surely recognised the benefits of developing new material in a live setting after the tremendous success of Dark Side Of The Moon. Any musician can understand the value of gauging both audience reaction and the overall flow of new songs onstage, but the band clearly jumped the gun on ‘Raving And Drooling’ and ‘You Gotta Be Crazy’ during the French tour earlier in 1974. These songs started to gel more throughout the winter tour, but are still somewhat embryonic during this performance and at times bearing only a passing resemblance to the final versions heard in 1977.

‘Raving And Drooling I Fell On His Neck With A Scream’ (as introduced by Waters) begins with a truly bizarre taped recording that actually is some chap (Jimmy Young) raving and drooling nonsensically! Apart from that, the song itself has evolved to be fairly close to the much later version everyone knows from Animals. The bridge section about 10 minutes into the song features some interesting volume swells/feedback unique to this era, and there’s no 23rd psalm recitation.

The audience is apparently a bit impatient as the band tunes up before ‘You Gotta Be Crazy’ and Roger responds by saying “We’re going as fast as we can”. While one person in the audience tells Roger, “We’re from planet Earth”, another shouts “1967” to which Waters retorts, “1967 no, you’re wrong this is 1974! And this is another new tune especially for YOU. And it’s called You Gotta Be Crazy”. Which of these two people he was addressing with this last comment, we will never know. The song itself is more “together” than it was during the French tour earlier in the year, but is still the least complete in relation to its finalised version from the Animals era. Vocally it comes across more melodically than on other nights, but the lyrics are delivered in a rapid-fire fashion making it difficult to discern what Gilmour is singing. Fortunately, the lyrics were printed in the tour programs for the audience. There are some interesting passages after the 2nd verse with Gilmour vocalising in the style of ‘Atom Heart Mother’ prior to the 3rd verse, and a rather lengthy instrumental section after it.

The sound quality seems to improve slightly for the Dark Side Of The Moon set and it is a fairly standard post-album release performance. The band sounds more confident and enthusiastic and the audience erupts with rapturous applause from start to finish. Gilmour delivers fantastic solos in ‘Money’ and ‘Time,’ while ‘On The Run’ has something of a Bladerunner vibe this evening. It should also be noted that backing vocals sound absolutely fantastic throughout the suite - especially on ‘The Great Gig In The Sky’. The critics may have bashed the Wembley gigs, but the crowd responds with absolutely thunderous approval at the conclusion of ‘Eclipse’. They knew that Dark Side Of The Moon was well on its way to becoming an epic masterpiece. But in 1974, the audience had no way of knowing of the greatness that was to come from the material presented in the first set and that it was still ... a work in progress.

Notes from the Re-Master

As noted above, we began with the How Time Flies source recording for this remaster project. This recording had great clarity suggesting that the taper was in a good position within the venue. Unfortunately, numerous microphone bumps and other recording noises were found but most were repaired or minimised. Both the sub-bass and treble were excessive in sections and so both were attenuated to balance the tonality. Many segmental channel volume drops were found which led to imbalances. These may have been produced by microphone movement or obscuring the mics from time to time. These were also corrected. A distinct speed error was found, particularly during the first set material, suggesting that the cassettes themselves rather than the recorder were to blame. Only a minor degree of speed correction was needed for the Dark Side Of The Moon material. Dynamics were adjusted to make volumes more consistent throughout the show. Re-tracking was necessary to conform to standard references. We chose to keep Shine On You Crazy Diamond as a single track because, at this stage in development, this song is one full song, not the two parts that it later becomes on the subsequent album. As a result of remastering, we can now hear the audience member who yells, “We are from planet Earth”. This is an important moment since it causes Roger Waters to respond humorously before beginning the next song.

Pink Floyd - 1974-11-15 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC) "How Time Flies"

(audience FLAC)

How Time Flies
Live at Empire Pool
Wembley, London, UK

Disc 1: Time:
01. Shine On You Crazy Diamond 26:46
02. Raving And Drooling 17:30
03. You Gotta Be Crazy 17:14

Total Time: 61:31

Disc 2: Time:
01. Intro 2:35
02. Speak To Me 2:51
03. Breathe 4:59
04. On The Run 5:21
05. Time 1:00
06. Great Gig In The Sky 7:13
07. Money 8:43
08. Us And Them 7:49
09. Any Colour You Like 8:01
10. Brain Damage 3:39
11. Eclipse 3:24
12. Echoes 23:03

Total Time: 78:52

Comments:
The night before the famous BBC broadcast in a new VG+ Aud release.

New uncirculated source!

Eric Clapton - 1976-11-15 - Dallas, TX (pre-FM/FLAC)

(Pre-FM FLAC)

Eric Clapton - Pre-FM Master
Convention Center

Beano - 019

Lineage:
Soundboard>?>silver>EAC>Flac frontend 6

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals
George Terry guitar, vocals
Carl Radle bass
Dick Sims keyboards
Jamie Oldaker drums
Sergio Pastora Rodriguez percussion
Yvonne Elliman backing vocals
Marcy Levy backing vocals, harp

01. Hello Old Friend
02. Sign Language
03. Badge
04. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
05. One Night
06. Tell The Truth
07. Can't Find My Way Home
08. Blues Power
09. Layla

My rating (scale 1-6) SBD 6

comments:
The sound quality is excellent. But Beano did the wrong thing by not giving us the complete show.

Neil Young - 1976-11-15 - Chicago, IL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Neil Young - vocals, guitar, keyboards, banjo, harmonica 
Frank Sampedro - guitar, keyboards, vocals 
Billy Talbot - bass, vocals 
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals 

CD1 
01- Heart Of Gold 
02- The Old Laughing Lady>Guilty Train 
03- Journey Through The Past 
04- Too Far Gone 
05- Give Me Strength 
06- The Needle And The Damage Done 
07- A Man Needs A Maid 
08- Tell Me Why 
09- Sugar Mountain 

CD2 
01- Country Home 
02- Don't Cry No Tears 
03- Peace Of Mind 
04- Lotta Love 
05- Like A Hurricane 
06- After The Gold Rush 
07- Are You Ready For The Country? 

Thin Lizzy - 1976-11-15 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Hammersmith Odeon

Lineage:
dime > trader's den

01. Jailbreak (5:51)
02. Massacre (3:01)
03. Still In Love With You (9:31)
04. Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed (4:03)
05. The Boys Are Back In Town (5:15)
06. Rosalie (5:18)
07. Suicide (5:23)
08. Warriors (4:18)
09. Sha-La-La (7:28)
10. Baby Drives Me Crazy (9:40)
11. Me And The Boys (10:02)
12. The Rocker (4:18)

Time: 74:07

Elvis Costello - 1977-11-15 - San Francisco, CA (pre-FM/FLAC) Early and Late show

(pre-FM broadcast FLAC)

Old Waldorf San Francisco Ca. 1977-11-15 early and late shows Pre FM

KSAN station reels
Early show: reels #564, #565
Late show: reels #566, #567

Reel plybck: Revox A-77(15ips) > Panasonic SV-250 DAT(internal A/D 48/16)
DAT plyback: Panasonic 3800 > Apple G4 (Peak editing, sample rate conversion 44.1/16 ) > xACT

Early Show:
reel 564
01. -Pump It Up
02. Welcome To the Working Week
03. The Angels Want To Wear My Red Shoes
04. Blame It On Cain
05. End Of the World
06. The Beat
07. Less Than Zero
08. Allison
09. Miracle Man
10. You Belong To Me

reel 565
11. Lipstick Vogue
12. Watching the Detectives
13. Mystery Dance
14. Bonnie Simmons outro (no encore)

Late Show:
reel 566
01. Bonnie Simmons intro
02. No Action
03. The Angels Want To Wear My Red Shoes
04. No Dancing
05. I'm Not Angry
06. Chelsea(I Don't Want To Go To)
07. Radio Radio
08. Less Than Zero
09. Living In Paradise
10. Alison

reel567
11. Miracle Man
12. You Belong To Me
13. Lipstick Vogue
14. Watching the Detectives
15. Pump It Up

notes: 
"This is a KSAN b-cast that could be said to have some historical significance. This is Elvis and the Attractions VERY FIRST performances in the U.S. The first of two nights of two shows per night. There are many live recordings of this early material so it isn't unique in that way, but this is a great live to 2 track recording and the best possible lineage. Many Elvis collectors have had a version of this for years and so the performance is known but not at this quality. While this has been traded a bit from this DAT; this I believe is an upgrade for most folks." 

Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Tony Williams - 1978-11-15 - Santa Monica, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 184"

Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Tony Williams (with A. Jarreau and B Brunel)

Civic Auditorium

Santa Monica, CA

November 15, 1978

(Late Show)

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 184

1644 Edition

Recording Gear: AKG 451E Microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 Cassette Recorder

JEMS 2022 Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Nakamichi RX-505 (azimuth adjustment) > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 capture 2496 > iZotope RX8 > iZotope Ozone 8 > MBIT+ resample to 1644 > Audacity > xACT > FLAC

01 Intro

02 Confirmation

03 Summer Nights

04 On Green Dolphin Street

05 Stanley's Creation

06 All Blues

07 Quiet Afternoon (with Bunny Brunel)

08 Summertime (with Bunny Brunel and Al Jarreau)

09 Waltz For Debby (with Al Jarreau)

10 Doodlin' (with with Al Jarreau)

11 Spain (with Al Jarreau)

Known Faults:

-None

Chick Corea - 1978-11-15 - Santa Monica, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 163"

Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Tony Williams (with A. Jarreau and B Brunel)

Civic Auditorium

Santa Monica, CA

November 15, 1978

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 163

1644 Edition

Recording Gear: AKG 451E Microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 Cassette Recorder

JEMS 2022 Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Nakamichi RX-505 (azimuth adjustment) > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 capture 2496 > iZotope RX8 > iZotope Ozone 8 > MBIT+ resample to 1644 > Audacity > xACT > FLAC

01 Intro

02 Confirmation

03 Summer Nights

04 On Green Dolphin Street

05 Stanley's Creation

06 All Blues

07 Quiet Afternoon (with Bunny Brunel)

08 Summertime (with Bunny Brunel and Al Jarreau)

09 Waltz For Debby (with Bunny Brunel)

10 Doodlin' (with Bunny Brunel)

11 Spain (with Bunny Brunel)

Known Faults:

-None

Johnny Winter - 1978-11-15 - Houston, TX (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

"A History of the Blues"

Wrong month is printed on the the boot itself (OCYOBER/15/1978). 

Search on the internet shows that Johnny played at Opry House on November 14 or 15, 1978. 

Silver boot CD - "A History of the Blues" 

Issued on Rocks label, Luxembourg, 1993, ROCKS 92097. 

My silver CD>wave(EAC)>flac8(TLH) 

Excellent quality to my ears. Seven extended tracks, fantastic performance. This is apparently from FM broadcast, but couldn't confirm it. 

Johnny talks in between songs about recently issued album White, Hot and Blue, which came out in August of 1978. 

Johnny Winter - guitar, vocals 

Jon Paris - bass 

Bobby Torello - drums 

01. Hideaway

02. If The River Was Whiskey

03. Last Night

04. Boney Moronie

05. Walking By Myself

06. Mississippi Blues

07. Come On In My Kitchen

Foreigner - 1979-11-15 - Atlanta, GA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

FOREIGNER 
The Omni 
Atlanta, GA (USA) 
November 15, 1979 

LINEAGE 
FM BROADCAST (WBCN) 10.5" REEL MASTER> @ 7.5 ips>TEAC A-7300 REEL TO REEL> CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV (24/96KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR KRW TRACK MARKS VOLUME ADJUSTMENT AND EDITS>WAV 16/44.1>TRADERS LITTLE HELPER FLAC (LEVEL 8) 

Lou Gramm lead vocals 
Mick Jones lead guitar keyboards vocals 
Ian McDonald guitar keyboards vocalS 
Al Greenwood keyboards synthesizer 
Dennis Elliott drums 
Rick Wills bass vocals 

01 Intro 
02 Long Long Way From Home 
03 Blue Morning, Blue Day 
04 I'll Get Even With You 
05 Rev On the Red Line 
(ad edit 00:16:56:19) 
06 Head Games 
07 Dirty White Boy 
08 Fool For You Anyway 
09 Cold As Ice 
(ad edit 00:35:28:17) 
10 Modern Day 
11 Women 
file edit at 00:45:38:17) 
12 Starrider 
13 Double Vision 
14 Feels Like the First Time 
(ad edit 01:09:06:06) 
15 Love On the Telephone 
16 Headknocker 
(tape change edit at 01:23:30:23) 
17 Hot Blooded 
18 End of Show Talk

Rory Gallagher - 1979-11-15 - New Haven, CT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Rory Gallagher Toad's Place Radio Show

11/15/1979  New Haven, Connecticut

SOURCE: 1st gen cassette from FM broadcast

TRANSFER: Tascam Porta02 > Sony CDR W33 > EAC > Audacity > Trader's Little Helper > Flac

Rory Gallagher (Vocals/Guitars)

Gerry Mcavoy (Bass)

Ted Mckenna (Drums)

CD1

01-Shin Kicker

02-Wayward Child

03-I Wonder Who

04-Shadow Play

05-Bought And Sold

06-Brute Force & Ignorance

07-Follow Me

08-Do You Read Me

09-Calling Card

10-Tattoo'D Lady

CD2

01-Out On The Western Plain

02-Too Much Alcohol

03-Moonchild

04-Cruise On Out

05-Bullfrog Blues / Sea Cruise

Bob Dylan - 1980-11-15 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Dylan

Fox Warfield Theatre

San Francisco

11-15-80

Liberated Boot ; Farewell Bloomfield. Cuttlefish 004/005

Sound: Soundboard

Lineage : CDr>EAC(secure)>wav>FlacFrontend(level8).flac

Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar),

Fred Tackett (guitar & mandolin),

Willie Smith (keyboards),

Tim Drummond (bass),

Jim Keltner (drums),

Clydie King, Carolyn Dennis, Regina Havis (background vocals).

* Mike Bloomfield(guitar)

CD1

01 - Gotta Serve Somebody

02 - I Believe In You

03 - Like A Rolling Stone *

04 - Man Gave Names To All The Animals

05 - Simple Twist Of Fate

06 - Ain't Gonna Go To Hell For Anybody

07 - Girl Of The North Country

08 - Slow Train Coming

09 - Abraham Martin And John

10 - Let's Keep It Between Us

CD2

01 - Mary From The Wild Moor

02 - Covenant Woman

03 - Solid Rock

04 - Just Like A Woman

05 - Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar *

06 - When You Gonna Wake Up

07 - In The Garden

08 - Blowin' In The Wind

09 - City Of Gold

There has been a bit of Mike Bloomfield here recently so I thought some of you might be interested in this one. Mike passed away soon after this which was his last live performance.Not a bad soundboard recording. I received this one a couple of years ago from a man of many boots, sometimes shoeless nevertheless!If you see this b. I hope the New Year brings you many more. Also I hope you've been sober at least some of the time over the last week!

Bob Dylan - 1980-11-15 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Dylan

"Bob Dylan : A Musical Retrospective"

Warfield Theatre

San Francisco, CA

1980-11-15

CD 1

[Train Story / Father I Stretch My Hands to Thee]

[Can I Ride]

[It's Gonna Rain Again]

[Come on in This House]

[Saved by the Grace of Your Love]

01 Gotta Serve Somebody

02 I Believe in You

03 Like a Rolling Stone

[Regina McCrary : 'Til I Get it Right]

04 Man Gave Names to All Animals

05 Simple Twist of Fate - Ain't Gonna Go to Hell For Anybody

06 Girl from the North Country

07 Slow Train

[Carolyn Dennis: Walk Around Heaven]

08 Abraham, Martin and John

09 Let's Keep It Between Us

10 Mary from the Wild Moor

11 Covenant Woman

12 Solid Rock

13 Just Like a Woman

[Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)]

14 The Groom's Still Waiting at the Altar

72:56

CD 2

15 When You Gonna Wake Up

(encore)

17 Blowin' in the Wind

18 City of Gold

19 Love Minus Zero/No Limit

51:41

2 CDs 94:25

Señor (Tales Of Yankee Power) is missing

LB-01482

Dire Straits - 1980-11-15 - Passaic, NJ (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

An Enlight 2012 Remaster version

source:
audience (remaster)

format:
2 cd's

CD1 (CR12-091A):
01. Once upon a time in the west
02. Expresso love
03. Down to the waterline
04. Lions
05. Single handed sailor
06. Skateaway
07. Romeo and Juliet
08. In the gallery

CD2 (CR12-092A):
01. News
02. Sultans of swing
03. Portobello belle
04. Angel of mercy
05. Tunnel of love
06. Wild west end
07. Where do you think you're going?
08. Solid rock

Enlight remaster details:
tape hiss removed
volume overclipping removed
Dynamics set for lower (Bass) frequencies bandwidth balance.
compressor limiter in "soft" mode
very slight soundcloner tech for tape recordings
carefully EQ changes
volume normailzed ( 95% back to peak not adaptive because of the limiter setting)

speedcorrection:
pitch:-0.28800
timefactor:x1.01677
old Bpm:120
new BPM:118.020

It was a tough one to do, but i hope all this have at least a slighty positive impact on your listening experience.
title and created cover-art to avoid any mix up with the excisting source!

Enlight note:
Fairly good Enlight remastered sound .
Cool versions of Single handed sailor and In the gallery.
During the intro of "Tunnel of Love", Knopfler explains about the "spanich city" and mentions Bruce Springsteen's band, because this is the state (New Jersey) where the Boss comes from.
Very nice new arrangements.

The Police - 1980-11-15 - Mexico City, MX (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Police

Salón de Baile Hotel de México

Mexico City

November 15, 1980

lineage

FM > ? > CD > EAC > WAV > Flac Frontend > FLAC (lvl 6)

Sting - vocals, bass guitar

Andy Summers - lead guitar

Stewart Copeland - drums

01 Can't Stand Losing You

02 Next To You

03 Don't Stand So Close To Me

04 Walking On The Moon

05 Death Wish

06 Fall Out

07 Bring On The Night

08 De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da

09 Truth Hits Everybody

10 Shadows In The Rain

11 The Bed's Too Big Without You

12 Message In A Bottle

Notes

I found this one in a famous flea market here in Mexico City. It is from a FM program. According to the little information I have about this concert, the only missing song is Roxanne (you can find it in the video).

The Police - 1980-11-15 - Mexico City, MX (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Quote from Andy Summers:
"We played in a strange place. It was in a sort of a new hotel and we played on the 20th floor. It was very expensive to get in. We played on a very sort of dangerous stage. It was falling apart as we played. Everyone went so crazy. We thought the whole stage would fall apart. It was good fun."

No menu but chapter marks for every song / interview segment.
Pro-Shot / NTSC

video:
DVD "VOB" format
MPEG-2 Program Stream << { 1 vid, 1 aud }
Sys Bitrate: 10080 kb/s VBR

audio:
AC3
0xbd[0x80]:48000Hz  256 kb/s tot , stereo (2/0) 

The Police: Live en Mexico
Grand Ballroom
Hotel de Mexico
Mexico City
November 15, 1980

01 - Bring on the Night 
02 - Driven to Tears
03 - So Lonely 
04 - Roxanne
05 - De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da 
06 - Truth Hits Everybody
07 - Message in a Bottle

This was taped from a local TV station back in the 80's.  The film is a bit dark but the quality is very reasonable considering when this took place.   This is quite a document as Mexico did not get to see any big international bands play locally back then.  It was until the late 90's that international acts began playing in Mexico so the fact that The Police played there at the time was a very significant moment in Mexico's rock concert history.  People who attended the concert say that the audience was wearing tuxedos as this was considered to be a "gala event".

Some Interviews and Police footage between songs in Spanish

XTC - 1980-11-15 - New Orleans, LA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

XTC

Saturday 15 November 1980

Ole Man River's, Avondale(New Orleans), Louisiana

Audience master by RH

Sony TCD5 + ECM 990-F master> Sony SHF C60 normal bias cassette tape(tracks 1-14), Maxell LN C90 normal bias cassette tape (tracks 15-18)> Toshiba PCG4C cassette deck playback> M-Audio MicrotrackII > WAV(44.1 sample rate/16bit) > CD Wave Editor tracksplit> Traders Little Helper FLAC level 8

01 intro music/Outside World

02 Life Begins At The Hop

03 Helicopter

04 Love At First Sight

05 Respectable Street

06 No Language In Our Lungs

07 Meccanik Dancing

08 This Is Pop (tape flip)

09 (cut)Scissor Man

10 Towers Of London

11 Real By Reel

12 Battery Brides

13 Living Through Another Cuba/

14 Generals And Majors (tape change)

15 Making Plans For Nigel

16 Are You Receiving Me?

17 Crowded Room

18 Statue Of Liberty

Superb audience master recording given a fresh transfer. This is XTC's first and only performance in The Big Easy and by all accounts it was a gem of a show. Also check out opener, RZA, transferred for the very first time from the same tapes.