Janis Joplin - 1962-1970 - Blow All My Blues Away (VAR/FLAC)

(Various FLAC)

various dates, 1962 through 1970

This set of archival recordings lets us witness the formation of arguably the most powerful and expressive voice in rock history. From the earliest known performances in the small bars of Texas to the first sessions with Big Brother to her mesmerizing live shows, Janis never left behind her raw roots. She drew upon them to impel emotional performances as if by exposing her pain she gained power over her past and transformed it into a gift. In these newly sourced pearls, we can hear as never before the birth and fast burning flame of Janis Joplin. 

Included are outtakes and unreleased songs from the 1968 "Cheap Thrills" studio sessions, demos for the 1969 Kozmic Blues album and vast improvements on all existing vintage (1962-65) live recordings. The vintage recordings, in particular, are wonderful and although we had some of this material from the long out of print "Janis" movie soundtrack vinyl release, this collection has 39 (!) tracks recorded between 1962-65 including the ubiquitous "Typewriter Tapes" made by Jorma. The fourth CD unchains the urgent expression and lets it be heard in a complete Big Brother concert from 1967.

CD#1 (66:28) The Early Years 1962-63
John Riley's Home, Austin, Texas 1962
01. What Good Can Drinkin Do
Threadgill's Bar, Austin, Texas 1962
02. CC Rider
03. San Francisco Bay Blues
04. Wining Boy Blues
05. Careless Love
06. I'll Drown In My Own Tears

San Jose Coffeeshop w/Jorma Kaukonen & Steve Mann 11/62
07. Honky Tonk Angel
08. Empty Pillow On My Bed

Grant Ave. Coffeehouse, late 1962 or early 1963
09. Gospel Ship
10. Stealing
11. Leaving This Morning
12. Daddy, Daddy, Daddy
13. Careless Love
14. Bourgeois Blues
15. Black Mountain Blues

Austin, Texas Reel #1: 1963
16. Trouble In Mind
17. What Good Can Drinking Do
18. Silver Threads & Golden Needles
19. Mississippi River
20. Stealing
21. No Reason For Living

Austin, Texas Reel #2: 1964
22. I'll Drown In My Own Tears
23. Daddy, Daddy, Daddy
24. Careless Love
25. San Francisco Bay Blues
26. Wining Boy Blues
27. CC Rider
28. Leaving This Morning

CD#2 (73:57) The Middle Years 1964-68
"The Typewriter Tape" w/Jorma Kaukonen & Margaretta Kaukonen (typewriter)
San Jose, CA 25 June 1964 Jorma's Mother's House
01. Typewriter Talk
02. Trouble In Mind 
03. Kansas City Blues 
04. Hesitation Blues 
05. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
06. Daddy, Daddy, Daddy
07. Long Black Train Blues

San Francisco 1965 w/Dick Oxtrot Jazz Band
08. Black Mountain Blues
09. Walk Right In
10. River Jordan
11. Mary Jane

Janis & Big Brother & The Holding Company Sessions 1967-68
Mainstream LP Session Outtakes with Big Brother & The Holding Co.
12. (1967) Call On Me
13. (1967) Bye, Bye Baby

Cheap Thrills Studio Session Outtakes w/Big Brother & The Holding Co.
14. (03/19/68) Its A Deal
15. (03/19/68) Easy Once You Know How
16. (03/25/68) Roadblock
17. (03/25/68) Flower In The Sun
18. (03/25/68) Misery'n
19. (03/25/68) Catch Me Daddy
20. (03/25/68) Farewell Song
21. (03/28/68) Summertime

CD#3 (70:08) The Late Years 1968-70
Cheap Thrills Studio Session Outtakes cont.
01. (04/01/68) Misery'n
02. (04/01/68) Catch Me Daddy
03. (06/12/68) Harry

The Grande Ballroom, Detroit, MI 01/02 March 1968
04. Magic Of Love
05. Down On Me
06. Piece Of My Heart

Amsterdam 01 APR 1969 w/The Kozmic Blues Band
07. Maybe
08. Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)
09. Ball And Chain

Kozmic Blues Outtakes & Demos - June & July 1969
10. Dear Landlord (outtake)
11. Nobody Knows You When You're Down & Out (Demo)
12. Try (Just A Little Bit Harder) (Demo)
13. Let's Don't Quit (Demo)
14. Get It While You Can #1 (Demo)
15. Get It While You Can #2 (inc.) (Demo)

3/28/70 Studio Session Outtakes with The Butterfield Blues Band
16. One Night Stand (1) Outtake
17. One Night Stand (2) Outtake

"The Dick Cavett Show" ABC-TV 25 June 1970
18. Get It While You Can

CD#4 (73:58) Live Big Brother
California Hall, San Francisco, CA 12 February 1967
w/Big Brother & The Holding Co.
01. Call On Me
02. Combination Of The Two
03. Blow My Mind
04. Down On Me
05. All Is Loneliness/Drum Solo
06. Road Block
07. Light Is Faster Than Sound
08. Bye Bye Baby
09. Goin' To Brownsville
10. Ball And Chain
11. I Know You Rider

CD#5 (57:02) Early Janis
Studio (unknown, from acetate) backed by jazz band, early date unknown
01. Black Mountain
02. Careless Love

San Francisco, CA, unknown venue, Fall 1962
03. Gospel Ship
04. Stealin'
05. Leavin' This Mornin'
06. Daddy Daddy Daddy
07. comment
08. Careless Love
09. Bourgeoise Blues
10. Black Mountain

Folk Theater, San Jose, CA DEC 1962 with Steve Talbot
11. Honky Tonk Angel
12. Empty Pillow
13. Red Mountain Burgundy
14. unknown title
15. Mary Jane

KPFA Studios, San Francisco, CA 18 JAN 1963 with Larry Hanks, Roger
Perkins & host Gert Cherito
16. Black Mountain
17. Columbus Stockade

Jorma Kaukonen's House, San Jose, CA, probably 1964 with Steve Mann
18. Winin' Boy Blues
19. Trouble in Mind

CD#6 (60:44) Live Big Brother
Big Brother & The Holding Co.
Carousel Ballroom, San Francisco, CA 23 June 1968
(from low gen. 1/2 track reel)
01. (cuts in) Combination of the 2 ->
02. I Need A Man To Love
03. It's Just History
04. Light Is Faster Than Sound
05. Summertime
06. Mr. Natural (cuts)

Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA 1968 (FM)
07. Bye Bye Baby
08. Women is Losers
09. All is Loneliness
10. Call On Me
11. Ball & Chain

CD#7
01. So Sad to Be Alone (1965)
02. San Francisco Blues (San Francisco 1963)

circa 1965
[for the story behind these remarkable recordings, see: www.gritz.net/jamesgurley.html]
03. Apple of My Eye
04. 219 Train
05. Codine
06. Down & Out
07. Turtle Blues
08. I Ain't Got A Worry
09. Brownsville 

From the D.A. Pennebaker out-of-print video "Comin' Home." Recorded at the New Generation Club, NYC, April 1968
10. Catch Me Daddy (Brownsville)
11. Piece of My Heart

Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco 1966
12. Down On Me

Hollywood Palace Show, 26 OCT 1968
13. Summertime
14. I Need A Man To Love
15. (chat with Don Adams)

Cheap Thrills outtakes 1968
16. Combination of the Two
17. Farewell Song

CD#8
Newport Festival, August 1968
01. Piece of My Heart
02. Summertime
03. Coo Coo
04. Combination of the Two
05. Ball & Chain
06. Down On Me
07. Piece of My Heart (reprise)

Swedish TV, April 1969
08. interview
09. Piece of My Heart
10. Summertime
11. Me
12. Raise Your Hand
13. Work Me Lord

Winterland, San Francisco, 21 March 1969
14. Stay With Me
15. Walk Right

CD#9
Dick Cavett Show, July 1969
01. Dick Cavett introduction
02. To Love Somebody
03. interview

Tom Jones Show, December 1969
04. Little Girl Blue
05. Raise Your Hand (w/Tom Jones)

Boston Music Hall, 11 December 1969
06. Kozmic Blues
07. Ego Rock (w/Johnny Winter)
08. Help Me Baby (w/Johnny Winter; title uncertain)

Columbia Studios, March 1970
09. One Night Stand (w/Paul Butterfield Band)

Final Concert, Harvard Stadium, 12 August 1970
10. Mercedes Benz
11. Try
12. My Baby

Dick Cavett Show, March 1970
13. My Baby

Ken Threadgill's Birthday Party, Austin, Texas, 10 July 1970
14. Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down

Iron Butterfly - 1967-11-09 - Hollywood, CA (SBD/SHN)

(Soundboard SHN)

Iron Butterfly

Galaxy Club

North Hollywood, CA

1967-11-09

Technical: Lineage: SBD > ??? > cass > ???

Source: SBD

01. Real Fright

02. Possession

03. Filled With Fear

04. Fields Of Sun

05. It's Up To You

06. Gloomy Day To Remember

07. Got To Ignore Evil Temptations

08. So-Lo

09. Gentle As It May Seem

10. Lonely Boy

11. Iron Butterfly Theme

12. You Can't Win

NOTES:

I received the cassette recording of this show from Rick Gagnon who runs the Iron Butterfly Archives. A bootleg record called Galaxy Club exists of this show. I don't know if my cassette was made from a pressing of this bootleg record or not, it's clean and I can't tell for sure. I have never been able to find the bootleg record of this show but I did find the artwork and have included it. Some of the songs are listed wrong on the artwork, these are the correct titles.

Simon and Garfunkel - 1969-11-09 - Carbondale, IL (SBD/FLAC)

 

(Soundboard FLAC)

Simon & Garfunkel - Live At Carbondale 1969 (Gapless)

Carbondale, Illinois, November 9, 1969 (soundboard)

01 - Homeward Bound

02 - At The Zoo

03 - America

04 - Feelin' Groovy

05 - Song For The Asking

06 - A Poem On The Underground Wall

07 - For Emily (Whenever I May Find Her)

08 - Anji

09 - Scarborough Fair

Southern illinois University, Sound A+, incomplete show. It most likely took place at either Shryock Auditorium or at the arena

The Rolling Stones - 1969-11-09 - Oakland, CA (AUD/SBD/FLAC) 4CDs

(Soundboard/Audience FLAC)

LIVER THAN YOU'LLE EVER BE
[DOG N CAT RECORDS DAC-116]
Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland, CA, November 9, 1969 (2nd show)

GOOD/VERY GOOD/EXCELLENT SOUND.

This one is the Collection DAC release.

Liver Than You’ll Ever Be, the new four disc title on Dog N Cat, is a collection with a newly surfaced audience tape of the November 9th late show. To celebrate this occasion it is packaged with material from the opening acts, the Bill Graham soundboard recording, and the famous TMOQ tape in one convenient package. Seasoned Rolling Stones collectors may scoff at this release as a cynical attempt to get more money by packaging the new tape with the older. But for collectors who do not have copies of all the tapes DAC-116 is a very good sounding and packaged document.

CD1
Opening Acts

Ike & Tina Turner
01. Come Together
02. Respect

Terry Reid
03. Marking Time
04. I'Ve Got News For You
05. Superlungs My Supergirl

B.B. King
06. Get Off My Back Woman
07. Instrumental

CD2
New Alternate Source
01. Jumping Jack Flash
02. Carol
03. Sympathy For The Devil
04. Stray Cat Blues
05. Prodigal Son
06. You Gotta Move
07. Love In Vain
08. I'M Free
09. Under My Thumb
10. Midnight Rambler
11. Live With Me
12. Gimme Shelter
13. Little Queenie
14. Satisfaction
15. Honky Tonk Women
16. Street Fighting Man

CD3
Soundboard Recording Made By Bill Graham
01. Sympathy For The Devil
02. Stray Cat Blues
03. Prodigal Son
04. You Gotta Move
05. Love In Vain
06. Live With Me
07. Gimme Shelter
08. Little Queenie
09. Satisfaction

CD4
Legendary Tmoq Source Remastered
01. Jumping Jack Flash
02. Carol
03. Sympathy For The Devil
04. Stray Cat Blues
05. Prodigal Son
06. You Gotta Move
07. Love In Vain
08. I'M Free
09. Under My Thumb
10. Midnight Rambler
11. Live With Me
12. Gimme Shelter
13. Little Queenie
14. Satisfaction
15. Honky Tonk Women
16. Street Fighting Man

David Crosby, Graham Nash - 1970-11-09 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

David Crosby & Graham Nash

BBC TV

November 9, 1970

01 Simple Man

02 Marakesh Express

03 Guinnevere

04 Song With No Words

05 Teach Your Children

06 Right Between The Eyes

07 The Lee Shore

08 Traction In The Rain

Excellent pre-broadcast mono soundboard remastered by Pink Robert

David Crosby, Graham Nash - 1970-11-09 - London, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

BBC Television Centre, London, UK
This is a 2010 re-broadcast

Lineage:
DVBroadcast(NPS)>Thomson DC/62UPC>Scart>Philips DVDR3600>DVD>PC

Additional authoring:
TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4(menu/chapters)

Video:
PAL 25 fps, I/L TFF, 4:3 (720 x 576), MPEG2 9206-9209 kbps

Audio:
AC3 CBR, 48000Hz 256 kb/s tot , stereo (2/0) (GSpot)

01 - Simple Man
02 - Marrakesh Express
03 - Guinnevere
04 - Song With No Words
05 - Teach Your Children
06 - Right Between The Eyes (missing in this re-broadcast)
07 - The Lee Shore
08 - Traction In The Rain

total run time: 00:28:49

Miles Davis - 1971-11-09 - Oslo, Norway (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Miles Davis Septet

11-09-1971

Chateau Neuf

Oslo, Norway

Source: FM Broadcast

Lineage: Norsk Rikskringkastning radio broadcast > ?? > Maxell XLII 90 (Low Gen ??) > DR-1 > Lunatec v2 > Kork MR-1000 > DSD-DFF 1bit 5.64MHz > Audio Gate > 24/44.1 > audiophile enginering Sample Manager Izotpe/ src > 16/44.1 > cd wave (split tracks > flac lvl8

Miles Davis (tpt);

Gary Bartz (ss, as);

Keith Jarrett (el-p, org);

Michael Henderson (el-b);

Ndugu Leon Chancler (d);

Charles Don Alias (cga, perc);

James Mtume Forman (cga, perc)

01. Directions

02. Honky Tonk

03. What I Say

04. Sanctuary

05. It's About That Time

06. Yesternow

07. Funky Tonk

08. Sanctuary

Miles Davis - 1971-11-09 - Oslo, Norway (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Video: Station Master or 1st Gen > Standalone > DVD
[PAL, 4:3, 4.2 Mbs, 720X576, 25.00 fps]

Audio: SBD
[AC3, 384 kbs, 16 bit, 48 kHz]

Miles Davis - Trumpet
Gary Bartz - Saxophone
Keith Jarrett - Keyboards
Mike Henderson - Bass
Leon Chandler - Drums
Don Alias - Percussion
James "Mtume" Forman - Percussion

01 - Directions
02 - Honky Tonk
03 - What Can I Say
04 - Sanctuary
05 - It's About That Time
06 - Yesternow
07 - Honky Tonk
08 - Funky Tonk
09 - Sanctuary

01:19:54

Jean-Luc Ponty - 1972-11-09 - Bremen, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Jean-Luc Ponty Experience

Die Glocke, Bremen, Germany

9 November 1972

SOURCE: SBD > FM > ? > Trade CDR > EAC (secure mode) > HDD > Flac Frontend, Level 5

SOUND: very good and clear SBD sound for that age of recording

Jean-Luc Ponty: electric violin

Jasper van't Hof: keyboards

Henry Texier: bass

Aldo Romano: drums

01. Circles > Open Strings (fades in) 27.08

02. How Would You Like To Have A Head Like That > JLP talks 16.31

03. Flipping Part 1 07:53

04. Flipping Parts 2 & 3 14:06

Mahavishnu Orchestra - 1972-11-09 - Berkeley, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Lineage: 
KPFA reels (from the soundboard)->unknown transfer and mastering->CDR->EAC (with proper offsets)->WAV->SHN>FLAC

Quality: Definitely A++

The original remaster has been on the tracker for more than 2 years and 1285 downloads, but since then I've learnt to use other tools and have been able to improve it further. The music sounds louder (despite no level or other sound enhancing changes), there is more bass, Cobham's drums have more punch and there is more depth (emotion?) to the sound of this great music.

CD1 (63.46)
01 - Birds of Fire (14.08) >
02 - Miles Beyond (15.32)
03 - You Know, You Know (09.50)
04 - Dream (24.12)

CD2 (61.52)
05 - One Word (19.02)
06 - The Dance of Maya (20.39)
07 - Sanctuary (05.25) >
08 - A Lotus on Irish Streams (08.19) >
09 - Vital Transformation (08.25)

V1 Remaster Notes >>>
The original sounds great, but with un-naturally wide stereo image with solo instruments hard left or right and appears to have had some stereo broadening some time in the chain, plus channels were swapped over on some of the tracks.

Cat Stevens - 1973-11-09 - Hollywood, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Cat Stevens - ABC In Concert 1973 
With Dr. John & Linda Ronstadt 
Aquarius Theather 
Hollywood, California 
Aired November 9th, 1973 

This has been on vinyl boot, and other recordings from the radio broadcast, 
but this is the complete version with Dr. John and Linda Ronstadt. 
And the best quality source. 

From Reel to Reel tape of broadcast (KLOS Los Angeles) 
FM>3-3/4 ips Reel>MetalCass>Creative WavStudio 44.1k/16bit>CD>EAC>TLH SBEs fixed>Flac 8>You 

Speed Adjusted +1.75% (video as reference) 
No signal processing 
Quality A+ 

This Still has the orginal Sansui QS encoding and will decode the orginal quadrophonic mix with Dolby ProLogic, DPLII or better decoders. 

01. Father and Son (4:02) 
02. Wild World (3:25) 
03. Morning Has Broken (3:20) 
04. 18th Avenue (4:34) 
05. Moonshadow w/Story (5:28) 
06. (Dr John) - Pop Star (6:00) 
07. King of Trees (4:07) 
08. A Bad Penny (3:53) 
09. (Linda Ronstadt) - Fill My Eyes (3:05) 
10. (Linda Ronstadt) - First Cut Is The Deepest (2:56) 
11. The Boy With The Moon and Star on His Head (6:16) 
12. The Hurt (4:45) 
13. Foreigner Suite (20:15) 

Total running time (72:13) 

Weather Report - 1974-11-09 - Evanston, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Weather Report

Cahn Auditorium

Northwestern University

Evanston, IL, USA

November 9, 1974

FM B+/A-

Lineage:

Master Cassette > Cassette > Cassette > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC

Wayne Shorter - Reeds

Joe Zawinul - Keyboards

Alphonso Johnson - Bass Guitar

Dom Um Romao - Percussion

Darryl Brown - Drums

01 Nubian Sundance (13:35)

02 Dr Honoris Causa (12:17)

03 Scarlet Woman (13:07)

04 Zawinul - Shorter Duet (4:45)

05 Boogie Woogie Waltz (17:06)

TT - 60:51

This is a 2nd gen copy of the master cassette taped off a WXRT Chicago broadcast in the late 1970s.  The guy I got it from kindly copied his 2nd gen cassette to CDR for me and this post is an EAC rip of that CDR.  Sound is quite good but not quite perfect.  Also, not entirely sure about the setlist as there's a lot of jamming at this gig which makes it hard to pin down.

Tower of Power - 1974-11-09 - Lawrence, KS (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Tower of Power

November 9th, 1974

Lawrence, KS @ Hoch Auditorium

SBD (?FM?) > ??? > CDR > EAC > FLAC

except tracks 8 to 10 from higher gen analog source:

Low Gen SBD on Maxell II>NAK DR 10>Sony Stand Alone>CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC

Lenny Williams: lead vocals

David Garibaldi: drums

Francis "Rocco" Prestia: bass

Bruce Conte: guitar, vocals

Chester Thompson: keyboards, vocals

Emilio Castillo: tenor sax and lead vocals

Stephen "Doc" Kupka: baritone sax

Lenny Pickett: tenor sax

Greg Adams: trumpet,vocals

Mic Gillette: trumpet

01. Walkin' Up Hip Street [7:02]

02. Don't Change Horses (In The Middle Of A Stream) [5:20]

03. This Time It's Real [3:59]

04. Willing To Learn [6:00]

05. Give Me The Proof [2:49]

06. Down To The Nightclub [2:33]

07. What Is Hip? [6:15]

08. So Very Hard To Go [5:00] *

09. Knock Yourself Out [19:25] *

10. (To Say The Least) You're The Most [4:13] *

Sly and the Family Stone - 1974-11-09 - Lawrence, KS (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Sly and the Family Stone

November 9, 1974 (1974-11-09)

Hoch Auditorium

Lawrence, Kansas

USA

Lineage: SBD > ? > cdr trade circa 2001

Transfer: EAC > FLAC(8) > you !

01.[02:51] intro > tune-up

02.[06:13] Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)

03.[03:54] M'Lady

04.[04:14] ?

05.[04:40] Family Affair

06.[08:28] Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey > Sing a Simple Song

07.[04:29] If You Want Me To Stay

08.[02:32] Stand >

09.[04:34] ?

10.[08:44] Dance To the Music > Music Lover

11.[04:19] Time For Livin'

12.[03:36] Loose Booty > I Want To Take You Higher

Total 58:38

Frank Zappa - 1974-11-09 - Boston, MA (AUD/SBD/FLAC) Late show

(Audience/Soundboard FLAC)

Frank Zappa

Orpheum Theater

Boston, MA

November 09, 1974

Late show

~~ RobSam 2nd gen SBD, patched with BobM 1st & 2nd gen audience sources ~~

Upgrade to version currently found on the tracker:

http://www.zappateers.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=23307

As promised, here is the now corrected (speed, phase & volume) re-seed of the SBD version of this fantastic show.

If you downloaded the earlier seed you'll need to discard it. While this is the same Dr Zap transfer of RobSam's 2nd generation tape, multiple corrections have been made. In addition, the audience patches come from the more recent BobM 1st gen tape which includes the complete Idiot Bastard Son.

Please note that tracks 01-08, which come from BobM's 2nd gen tape, are identical to the recent audience upgrade found here:

http://www.zappateers.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=24174

So, if you already downloaded that one, you may wish to skip these tracks or get a headstart here.

Current FZ Shows entry:

1974 11 09 - Orpheum Theater, Boston, MA

75 min, SBD, A/A-

65 min, Aud, B

The SBD starts in Cosmik Debris, the Aud (with muffled sound in places) fades out in Pygmy Twylyte and returns in Marty's Dance Song. Combined sources play for 115 min.

With Tom Waits on vocals (*).

Tush Tush Tush, Stinkfoot, Inca Roads, Florentine Pogen, Pygmy Twylyte, Cosmik Debris, Montana, The Booger Man, Ol' 55*, Dupree's Paradise (incl. Zoot Allures chords, q: Lohengrin), Marty's Dance Song, Oh No, Trouble Every Day

This Copy:

73:50 SBD A/A- (123.44 with AUD patches)

Lineage: (RobSam SBD)

Maxell XLII 2nd gen SBD > Nakamichi DR-1 > Realtek HDAudio pentium i7 > Soundforge 10 Pro Highest quality setting Izotope 64 bit src downsampling / MBIT+dither > TLH > Soundforge 10 (speed correction, editing > FLAC Frontend

Taped by: unknown

Collected by: Dick Barber

Contributed by: robsam

Transferred by: doctorzap

Corrected & adjusted by: flambay & Overnitefreak

Edited by: Overnitefreak

Fills Lineage:

Source 1, Tracks 01-08: (BobM-DrZap audience)

Maxell XLII 2nd GEN > Nakamichi DR-1 > Realtek HDAudio pentium i7 > Soundforge 10 Pro Highest quality setting Izotope 64 bit src downsampling / MBIT+dither> TLH > Soundforge 10 (speed correction, phase & volume adjustments, tracking) > Nero 11 Soundtrax (patching) > FLAC Frontend

Source 2, Track 09 & audience patches: (BobM-DrZap audience)

Maxell XLII 1st GEN > Nakamichi DR-1 > Realtek HDAudio pentium i7 > Soundforge 10 Pro Highest quality setting Izotope 64 bit src downsampling / MBIT+dither> TLH > Soundforge 10 (speed correction, phase & volume adjustments, tracking) > Nero 11 Soundtrax (patching) > FLAC Frontend

Taped by: unknown

Collected & kindly shared by: BobM

Transferred by: Doctorzap

Corrected & adjusted by: flambay & Overnitefreak

Edited by: Overnitefreak

The Mothers, July 04 - November 22, 1974:

FZ, George Duke, Napoleon Murphy Brock, Tom Fowler, Ruth Underwood, Chester Thompson. (* with Tom Waits)

01 Tush Tush Tush [2:29] °°° fades in, beginning missing

02 Tuning [1:43]

03 Stinkfoot [6:54]

04 Inca Roads [14:17]

05 preamble [1:51]

06 Florentine Pogen [8:53] °°° cuts out, no music missing

07 preamble [0:52] °°° cuts in

08 Pygmy Twylyte [5:53] °°° fades out, ending missing

09 The Idiot Bastard Son [2:17] °°° fades in, no music missing

10 Cosmik Debris [12:16] °°° AUD patch @ beginning to 4:33 start of SBD

11 Montana [11:10]

12 The Booger Man [9:09]

13 Ol' 55* [5:52] °°° AUD patch @ 2:25-2:38

14 Dupree's Paradise [16:39]

15 Marty's Dance Song [8:32]

16 Encore audience & preamble [1:31] °°° cuts in

17 Oh No (I Don't Believe It) [1:29]

18 Son Of Orange County [5:14]

19 Trouble Every Day [6:36]

Total time (patched version): 123.44 (750 MB)

Unpatched tracks (SBD source only) in separate subfolder (84 MB):

10 Cosmik Debris [7:46]

13 Ol' 55* [5:41]

Total time (SBD only): 73:50

Frank Zappa - 1974-11-09 - Boston, MA (AUD/SBD/FLAC) Early show

(Audience/Soundboard FLAC)

The Mothers Of Invention

Orpheum Theater

Boston, MA

1974 11 09

Early Show

~~ 2nd gen copy from Dick Barber SBD tape ~~

Upgrade to our last FZ Shows upload of this show (same source):

1974 11 09 (E) Boston MA 92.29 SBD 3rd (Jaypfunk-Yojimbo-Kristoftof)

2nd gen copy contributed by robsam and

transferred by doctorzap (DR-1)

including fills, patched in from BobM-doctorzap AUD 2nd gen.

Current FZshows entry:

1974 11 09 - Orpheum Theater, Boston, MA

Early show

90 min, SBD, A/A-

90 min, Aud, B

Tush Tush Tush, Stinkfoot, RDNZL, Village Of The Sun, Echidna's Arf, Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?, Po-jama People,

I'm Not Satisfied, Penguin In Bondage, T'Mershi Duween, Dog Meat, Building A Girl, Yellow Snow Suite, Tush Tush Tush,

Camarillo Brillo

This copy: 92.07 min, SBD 2nd, A/A-

Lineage: Maxell XLII 2nd gen SBD > Nakamichi DR-1 > Realtek HDAudio pentium i7 >

Soundforge 10 Pro Highest quality setting Izotope 64 bit src downsampling / MBIT+dither > TLH >

Soundforge 9: speed correction, minor volume level & phase offset adjustments, tracking >

flac TLH lvl8 w/SBA (594 MB)

Taped by: unknown

Collected by: Dick Barber

Contributed by: robsam

Transferred by: doctorzap

Edited by: flambay

Fills (to tape flip cuts in SBD source)

included from Bob M-doctorzap AUD 2nd gen version (90 min, AUD 2nd, B+/B)

Shoebox seed: http://www.zappateers.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=21988

Lineage: Maxell XLII 2nd GEN > Nakamichi DR-1 > Realtek HDAudio pentium i7 >

Soundforge 10 Pro Highest quality setting Izotope 64 bit src downsampling / MBIT+dither> TLH >

Soundforge 9: speed correction, extracting patches, merging with main source

Taped by: unknown

Contributed by: BobM

Transferred by: doctorzap

Edited by: flambay

The Mothers Of Invention (June - December 1974):

FZ, Napoleon Murphy Brock, Tom Fowler (broken hand from Nov 20 to Dec 3),

George Duke, Ruth Underwood, Chester Thompson,

Mike Urso (substitute, Nov 23), James "Bird Legs" Youmans (substitute, Nov 24 to Dec 3), Jeff Simmons (until July 3, not on any recording).

01 Tush Tush Tush [3:21]

02 Stinkfoot [6:34]

03 RDNZL [12:17]

04 Village Of The Sun [4:50]

05 Echidna's Arf [3:25]

06 Don't You Ever Wash That Thing? [6:57] °°° tf/AUD source patch {0:14-0:29}

07 Po-jama People [12:41]

08 I'm Not Satisfied [2:11]

09 Penguin In Bondage [8:50]

10 T'Mershi Duween [3:44] °°° tf/AUD source patch {0:18-0:36}

11 Dog Meat [3:51]

12 Building A Girl [2:03]

13 banter, tuning [2:55]

14 Yellow Snow Suite [12:32]

15 Tush Tush Tush Outro [1:07]

16 encore break [0:21] °°° cuts in, cut/skip at 0:10, no music missing

17 Camarillo Brillo [4:28]

Total time (patched version) 92.07 min

Unpatched tracks (SBD source only)

in separate subfolder (67,5 MB):

06 Don't You Ever Wash That Thing? (unpatched) [6:47] °°° tf cut at 0:18

10 T'Mershi Duween (unpatched) [3:32] °°° tf cut at 0:21

Total time (SBD source only) 91.44 min

Todd Rundgren - 1974-11-09 - St Louis, MO (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Todd Rundgren's Utopia:

Fox Theatre, St. Louis, MO, November 9, 1974 (SBD)

lineage: 

CD > rip with EAC > checksums created with Trader's Little Helper > you

01 - Born To Synthesize/The Spark of Life

02 - Instrumental

03 - Treatise on Cosmic Fire

04 - The Ikon

05 - Sons of 1984

06 - S-L-U-T

07 - Do Ya

08 - Just One Victory

Notes:

well, it does sound really good for its time. It's described as a soundboard, but please don't expect today's soundboard quality. However, it's really a great song selection and great playing! I love this show.

Gong - 1975-11-09 - Guildford, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Civic Hall

Unknown transfer
COMPLETE and UPGRADED

DIDIER MALHERBE (sax, flute, voice)
STEVE HILLAGE (guitar, voice)
MIQUETTE GIRAUDY (dancing, voices, occasional synthesizer)
MIKE HOWLETT (bass, voice)
MIREILLE BAUER (percussion)
PATRICE LEMOINE (keyboards)
LAURIE ALLAN (drums)
PIERRE MOERLEN (drums on Master Builder) 

CD1
01. Introduction (2:08)
02. The Salmon Song (11:52)
03. Chandra (8:45)
04. 777 Glissando (16:40)
themes later known as: Lunar Musick Suite & Electrick Gypsies
05. Cat In Clark’s Shoes (13:27)

CD2
01. I’m Beginning To See The Light (5:22)
02. Aftaglid (14:49)
03. Bambooji (8:50)
04. The Isle Of Everywhere (9:07)
05. Wingful Of Eyes (4:53)
06. Shamal (11:48)
including Searching For The Spark riff
07. Master Builder (7:47)

COMPLETE: 
because this release includes "Master Builder" in its entirety. The first release had only a 3 minutes truncated version.

UPGRADED: because this version comes from a much lower generation tape than the previous release. Even though the sound quality was rated "excellent" on the first release, it was dull compared to this one! Sound quality is amazing on this new version.

Although it's from a lower generation tape, it's still not the master. There were no more digital clicks, no hiss, but a few of the cuts found on the previous tape were still there (and were equally repaired). And very surprisingly, a new cut was in "Chandra" (at 7'50) yet this song was complete on the previous tape; and a longer cut was found on "Wingful Of Eyes" (still at 2'22). So these songs were patched with the previous version (a slight change of sound can be heard).

The introduction was also missing on this new tape, so it has been restored here using the previous version.

During the second half of 1975, GONG was in a transition phase: Daevid Allen had left the group, and Steve Hillage was seen as the new leader of the band, true to the spirit of its founder and its Pot Head Pixies. However, Gong was already moving towards a more instrumental music and a sophisticated jazz-rock. Many new songs were created on stage during these few months, but when it came to record them for the album Shamal, Steve Hillage had decided to quit.
This is what makes live recordings of this short pre-Shamal period with Hillage all the more fascinating.

This concert is a rare document too, in many ways.
- Pierre Moerlen, absent because of multiple musical activities is replaced exceptionally by Laurie Allan.
- The band plays a lot of pieces not yet released on album. In addition to the future Shamal titles, they play an early version of "Lunar Musick Suite and "Electrick Gypsies", which would be later recorded by Steve Hillage for his solo album "L" in 1976. This first version played by Gong is quite exceptional.
- Similarly, the song "I'm Beginning to See The Light" played here, remains unreleased to this day.
- The "Isle of Everywhere" is not completed by the theme "Get it inner" as was the case for all other Gong concerts from this period (including the officially released "Live at Sherwood Forest" recorded November 25, 1975)

Klaus Schulze - 1975-11-09 - Lugano, IT (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Lineage:

This comes from a second or third generation cassette. Recorded to Magix cleaning Lab deluxe -> WAV -> Traders little helper Flac (8) - You 

Part 1 25'39 

Part 2 28'19 

Another older recording of Klaus Schulze. A not so good sounding recording but a very experimental concert. I should say for die hard fans only. 

Tom Waits - 1976-11-09 - Willimantic, CT (SBD/FLAC) Early & Late Show

(Soundboard FLAC)

liberated bootleg:"Main Street" Lobster CD 010/2

Lineage:
Soundboard > (?) > silver CD's > EAC to wav > wav's combined in Wavelab > flac > wav > wav's split w/ cd wave editor > flac


Frank Vicari: tenor sax
Fitz Jenkins: bass
Chip White: drums
Tom Waits: piano/ guitar/ vocals

Early Show:
01 Eggs And Sausage
02 Fumblin' With The Blues
03 Jitterbug Boy
04 The One That Got Away
05 Pasties and A G-String
06 The Ghosts Of Saturday Night
07 The Heart Of Saturday Night
08 Emotional Weather Report
09 I Wish I Was In New Orleans
10 Small Change
11 Outro

Total Time: 55:48

Late Show:
01 Spare Parts
02 Invitation To The Blues
03 Depot Depot
04 San Diego Seranade
05 New Coat Of Paint
06 Putnam County/ Big Joe and Phantom 309
07 Diamonds On My Windshield
08 Tom Traubert's Blues

total time: 55:10

Rory Gallagher - 1978-11-09 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

(WXRT-FM broadcast FLAC)

Lineage:
FM > ? > Flac 

01 Bought & Sold 
02 Garbage Man 
03 Secret Agent 
04 A Million Miles Away 
05 Shadow Play 
06 Country Mile 
07 Tattoo'd Lady 
08 Sea Cruise 
09 Bullfrog Blues (fades out to DJ outro) 

Edit Notes: 
TLH>Audition3/iZotope>TLH>flac6 
-interference from 3k-7k reduced 
-increased gain by ~5db 
-flat/dead spots patched 
-retracked 

There was a terrible buzz from 3k-7k almost thru the whole broadcast, which was reduced, but still present in quieter spots to a less degree. The gain was low by approx 5db. 

U.K. - 1978-11-09 - Cleveland, OH (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

UK 
Title: Rock Hour 
Dates: November 09, 1978 
Venue: Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio, US. 

Source: Pre-FM Master Reel Broadcast On February 04, 1979 
Lineage: No Label Limited Sampler 1CD > WAV > FLAC 

John Wetton: Bass, Vocals 
Eddie Jobson: Keyboards, Violin 
Allan Holdsworth: Guitar 
Bill Bruford: Drums, Percussions

01: Introduction 
02: Alaska 
03: Time To Kill 
04: The Only Thing She Needs 
05: Carrying No Cross 
06: Forever Until Sunday 
07: Thirty Years 
08: By The Light Of Day / Presto Vivace 
09: In The Dead Of Night 
10: Caesar's Palace Blues 
11: Outroduction

Dire Straits - 1979-11-09 - Cologne, DE (AUD/FLAC) LTB-MASTER

(Audience FLAC)

Lineage: 
2 x Nippon Chemi-Con EM-10 > Uher Report 4400 Stereo IC > master reel > DAT > CDR > EAC > TLH > FLAC > TLH 2.4.1 > SoundForge 9.0e > TLH 2.4.1 > .flac16 

taped by LTB 

Mark Knopfler - vocals, guitars 
David Knopfler - background vocals, guitars 
John Illsley - background vocals, bass 
David "Pick" Withers - drums 

01. [5:39.03] Down to the Waterline 
02. [5:41.69] Six-Blade Knife 
03. [5:26.70] Once upon a Time in the West 
04. [3:31.41] Lady Writer 
05. [5:52.21] Single-Handed Sailor 
06. [5:46.06] Lions 
07. [6:37.37] Sultans of Swing 
08. [5:36.34] Wild West End 
09. [4:13.50] Portobello Belle 
---reel change--- 
10. [3:50.26] News 
11. [6:55.62] In the Gallery 
12. [5:47.57] Follow Me Home 
13. [3:47.51] Angel of Mercy > 
14. [4:11.04] Solid Rock 
15. [3:12.12] What's the Matter, Baby (Mark Knopfler/David Knopfler) 
16. [4:28.74] Where Do You Think You're Going? 
---reel stop--- 

Encore #1: 
17. [5:20.16] Water of Love 
18. [4:55.57] Southbound Again 

Encore #2: 
19. [3:32.12] Setting Me up 
20. [5:32.48] Twisting by the Pool 

Complete concert. 

TT: 100:00.00 

OEB comment: 
Very good audience recording of 

Great versions and there are a couple of very rare songs in this setlist: 
-Portobello belle, 
-Solid rock (really rare for 1979!), 
-Setting me up (rarely performed live) 
-Twisting by the pool. 

Also a very nice bridge between Angel of mercy and Solid rock. Very cool version of Southbound again. The atmosphere is terrific on this concert, a must to have! 

Joe Jackson - 1979-11-09 - Santa Monica, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Joe Jackson band
Joe Jackson: vocals, keyboards
Gary Sanford: guitar
Graham Maby: bass
Dave Houghton: drums

Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica, Ca. USA
November 9, 1979
promoting his album "I'm the man"

lineage:
FM broadcast > ? > Maxell XLI 90 min. tape (maybe 1st gen. or master?) >played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

01: look sharp 4:36 (spliced at 1:35)
02: on your radio 4:28 
03: Geraldine and John 4:14
04: sunday papers 6;41 (spliced at 3:34) 
05: one more time 2:50
06: friday 6:08 (spliced at 3:10 and 3:47) 
07: it's different for girls 3:44 
08: is she really going out with him? 4:24
09: kinda kute 3:24
10: I don't wanna be like that 3:38 
11: happy loving couples 4:38 (spliced at :20 and :39) 
12: I'm the man > 5:13
13: ticket in my hand 5:33
14: baby stick around 3:16
15: I can't give you anything 4:01 

runtime: 66:52 (minutes/ seconds)

notes:
this recording has some gaps in the broadcast during look sharp, sunday papers, friday and happy loving couples, which were spliced out. these appear to be from the signal source, which may explain why this show doesn't seem to be widely circulating yet, even in early 2017.

Gravenites Cipollina Band - 1980-11-09 - Konz, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Gravenites Cipollina Band

Beethovenhalle, Konz, Germany

November 9, 1980

Soundboard recording (from Marcus David's personal collection)

SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > WAV > TLH > FLAC (L8)

Nick Gravenites - guitar, vocals

John Cipollina - guitar, vocals

Al Staehely - bass, vocals

Marcus David - drums

CD1

01. Blues In The Bottle (cuts in)

02. Born In Chicago

03. Signs Of Life

04. Small Walk-In Box

05. Southside

06. Pride Of Man

07. I'll Pull The Trigger

08. Walkin' Blues

09. My Party

CD2

01. Junkyard In Malibu

02. Bad Luck Baby

03. Trouble In The Teepee

04. Trust Me

05. I'm A Bluesman

06. Dancin' Fool

07. Hot Rods And Cool Women

08. Keep On Runnin'

09. Hey Joe

Total time 1:57:39

Ozzy Osbourne - 1981-11-09 - Offenbach, DE (AUD/FLAC) "Reigns Over Germany"

(Audience FLAC)

OZZY OSBOURNE (w. RANDY R)

Stadthalle

Offenbach

Germany

November 9, 1981

'Reigns Over Germany' (Bootleg Silver CD,Bondage Music, BON-090, Liberation)

Cd > Eac > Tlh > Flac 8

01-I Don't Know

02-Crazy Train

03-Over The Mountain

04-Mr. Crowley

05-Believer

06-Revelation (Mother Earth)

07-Flying High Again

08-Paranoid

The CD covers (included in the files) say this show is from 19-11, but believe me, it's really November 9. It sounds pretty decent for an audience recording. The band was supporting Saxon on this short European tour, together with Riot. On November 13, after the band's performance at Upper Swabia Hall in Ravensburg, Sharon called off the rest of the European leg because of Ozzy's mental health issues resulting from of his marriage to Thelma Osbourne having fallen apart. Sharon took Ozzy back to England and checked him into a mental health clinic while the rest of the band went on excursions through Germany and France before returning to England (source: Wikipedia).

The Rolling Stones - 1981-11-09 - Hartford, CT (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Civic Center

"Are You Feelin' Good?" (Empress Valley Supreme Discs EVSD323/324)

LINEAGE:
Original bootleg CDs -> WAV (EAC v. 0.95 beta 4 - secure, Offset "actual") -> FLAC (flacfrontend, level 6) -> You

CD1 (71:37):
01) Intro (0:56)
02) Under My Thumb (4:53)
03) When The Whip Comes Down (4:40)
04) Let's Spend the Night Together (4:54)
05) Shattered (4:55)
06) Neighbours (4:40)
07) Black Limousine (3:39)
08) Just My Imagination (8:46)
09) Down The Road Apiece (2:27)
10) Going To a Go Go (3:45)
11) Let Me Go (4:43)
12) Time Is On My Side (4:20)
13) Beast of Burden (6:31)
14) Waiting on a Friend (5:21)
15) Let It Bleed (7:01)
 
CD2 (61:55):
01) You Can't Always Get What You Want (8:02)
02) Band introductions (1:00)
03) Little T&A (3:31)
04) Tumbling Dice (4:15)
05) She's So Cold (4:32)
06) All Down the Line (4:24)
07) Hang Fire (3:50)
08) Miss You (5:27)
09) Start Me Up (4:00)
10) Honky Tonk Women (3:25)
11) Brown Sugar (4:31)
12) Jumping Jack Flash (9:18)
13) (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (5:33)

Comments:
This is one of the best sounding of the "newly circulating" 1981 board tapes - in general.
(This Empress Valley release is also better sounding than disc 1+2 of the DAC release "Still Life In Hartford". So you need this, even if you have that DAC. ) I have seen this bootleg torrented on other sites, with no lineage - or taken from CDR. But this is *my rip* from original silvers.

Huey Lewis - 1983-11-09 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

 

HUEY LEWIS And THE NEWS

Park West

Chicago IL

November 9th 1983

The Source Starfleet Network / WXRT FM Live Broadcast

R.J.P. 10.5 Inch Reel to Reel Master

Transferred and Presented By Krw_co

LINEAGE 

WXRT FM BROADCAST> R.J.P.(10.5")MASTER REEL TO REEL @ 7.5IPS>TEAC A-7300 REEL TO REEL W/MANUAL AZIMUTH ADJUSTMENT>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV(24/96KHZ)> MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR KRW TRACK MARKS VOLUME ADJUSTMENT AND EDITS>WAV(24/96KHZ)TLH FLAC 8

Huey Lewis Vocals Harmonica

Chris Hayes Guitar Vocals

Johnny Colla Guitar Saxophone

Sean Hopper Keyboards Backing Vocals

Mario Cipollina Bass

Bill Gibson Drums

01 Intro

02 Huey Lewis Interview

03 The Heart Of Rock & Roll

04 Change Of Heart

05 The Only One

06 Hope You Love Me Like You Say You Do

07 Heart And Soul

08 Walking On A Thin Line

09 It’s All Right

10 Do You Believe In Love

11 Finally Found A Home

12 Some Of My Lies Are True (Sooner or Later)

13 Workin’ For A Living

14 Buzz Buzz Buzz

15 I Want A New Drug

16 Bad Is Bad

17 WXRT

R.E.M. - 1983-11-09 - San Francisco, CA (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

R.E.M. - Rhythmic Studios, San Francisco CA 1983-11-09

01 - That Beat (see caveat below) 

02 - Walter's Theme

03 - Cushy Tush

04 - Burning Down

05 - All The Right Friends

06 - Windout

07 - Femme Fatale

08 - Burning Hell

09 - The Lion Sleeps Tonight

10 - Skank

11 - So. Central Rain

12 - Letter Never Sent

13 - Little America

14 - Camera

15 - Second Guessing

16 - Second Guessing Take 2

17 - Harborcoat

18 - Seven Chinese Brothers

19 - Just A Touch

20 - Pretty Persuasion

21 - Pale Blue Eyes

22 - Time After Time (Annelise)

Note

the bulk of these songs showed up in complete form on 'Reckoning' and other songs showed up in finished form on various B-sides. These straight to 2-track demos have *never* been officially released.

The only song on this recording whose source I would question is That Beat. Michael can clearly be heard talking to someone called 'Don' in the control room. This would almost certainly have been Don Dixon, the co-producer of their first two records. The Rhythmic Studios were produced by Elliott Mazer not Don Dixon so... hmmm... that suggests that this may come from a different session than this one. 

Also the sound on That Beat is quite different to the sound of the rest of the songs.

This is from UNCUT Magazine:

"On November 9 [1983], R.E.M. demoed 24 songs at Rhythmic Studios, San Francisco, with Elliot Mazer, who'd produced Neil Young's 'Harvest'. They recorded nine songs that would eventually appear on 'Reckoning': 'So. Central Rain', 'Letter Never Sent', 'Little America', 'Camera', 'Second Guessing', 'Harborcoat', '7 Chinese Bros', 'Pretty Persuasion' and 'Time After Time (AnnElise)'.

Mazer had first met [Peter] Buck, a long-time Young fan, at R.E.M.'s show on June 20, 1983 at the Keystone Berkeley, California. He remembers the sessions: 'The band called me as they wanted to demo some tunes and Mitch [Easter] was not in town. The band set up in the studio and when we had a sound, they started to play. Everything was done live to 2-track stereo. One take per song. They played a tune and, if they got through it, they moved onto the next one. It was intense fun'. Among the sessions were three covers -The Tokens' 'The Lion Sleeps Tonite', and 'Pale Blue Eyes' and 'Femme Fatale' by The Velvet Underground- that the band 'played to get sounds and warm up', says Mazer. 'We might have done one playback, if at all', he continues. 'They needed to record demo versions of these tunes'. The sessions never officially saw the light of day, though they were leaked online. When asked what happened to the tapes -and why the sessions weren't included on the forthcoming 'Reckoning Special Edition'- [R.E.M. manager, Bertis] Downs admits no-one's entirely sure where they are: 'They could be dust, or they could have been mislabelled and are sitting in a locker somewhere'".

With the probable exception of That Beat, these were originally recorded live to 2-Track. They were circulating among collectors on cassette for a while and these are probably originally sourced from one of those unknown generation tapes. They were compiled onto CD-r and then extracted to flac using Exact Audio Copy. Everything else was done on TLH V 2.5.0.

John Martyn - 1983-11-09 - Glasgow, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

John Martyn

Henry Afrikas

Glasgow, Scotland

1983-11-09

Radio Clyde FM

lineage

Fm>unknown equipment > trade cd> mac pro > adobe audition check volume and lower some mid and upper frequencies by around 2db to give a less harsh sound> xact> sbe>.flac8

John Martyn (Guitar & Vocals)

Alan Thomson (Bass & Synthesiser)

Jeff Allen (Drums)

01.introduction

02.Big Muff

03.Root Love

04.Sweet Little Mystery

05.Bless The Weather

06.Couldn't Love You More

07.Could've Been Me

08.One World

09.Lookin' On

10.Hiss On The Tape

11.band intro// > Johnny Too Bad ***

encores

12.Dealer > Outside In

13.Smiling Stranger

!4.Small Hours > Anna (one of very few Anna live performances)

*** John Martyn's band introduction was interrupted by the radio announcer for the one o' clock news, that part is removed from the track

Sade - 1984-11-09 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Sade

1984-12-29

London - Hammersmith Odeon

FM Broadcast BBC Radio 2

Lineage:

BBC Radio 2 FM Broadcast>Sharp Hifi Vhs Recorder>Cool Edit>Wav>Cd Wave Editor>CD-R>EAC>Wav>CD-R>EAC (Secure)>Wav>TLH Flac 8

Sade Adu:Vocals

Dave Earlyrums

Martin Ditchen:percussion

Andrew Hale:Keyboards, Backing Vocals

Terry Bailey:Trumpet

Patrick Hope:Trombone

Stuart Matthewman:Guitar,Keyboards, Saxophone

Jose Mann:Bass, Backing Vocals

01. Why Can't We Live Together

02. Your Love Is King

03. Hang On To Your Love

04. Frankie's First Affair

05. Sally

06. Red Eye

07. I Will Be Your Friend

08. Cherry Pie

09. Am I Still Wrong?

10. Is It A Crime?

11. Smooth Operator (Fades Out)