Blind Faith - 1969-07-26 - West Allis, Wi (SBD/FLAC) "the Lost Concert Performance"

(Soundboard FLAC)

"the Lost Concert Performance" 
State Fair Park Rock and Roll Festival 

CD-R1 - 50:59 - SB 3 (Scale 1-6) 

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Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals 
Steve Winwood Keyboards, Vocals 
Ginger Baker Drums 
Rick Grech 

01 - Had to Cry Today 
02 - Can't Find My Way Home 
03 - Sleeping in the Ground 
04 - Well All Right 
05 - Presence of the Lord (cut - 
06 - Do What You Like 
07 - Sunshine of Your Love 

Geetarz Comments: 
CD-R from private collector. Also see "Sunshine Milwaukee" for another release of this performance. 

Blind Faith - 1969-06-18 - Gothenburg, SWE (FM/FLAC) "The Undertaker" by Mid Valley

(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Undertaker

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Mid Valley 388 - SB 4 (Scale 1-6)

Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals
Steve Winwood Keyboards, Vocals
Ginger Baker Drums
Rick Grech

01 - Well All Right

02 - Sleeping in the Ground

03 - Sea of Joy

04 - Under My Thumb

05 - Can't Find My Way Home

06 - Do What You Like

07 - Presence of the Lord

08 - Means to an End

09 - Had to Cry Today

Geetarz Comments:
As always, Mid Valley nails it down. There are numerous versions of this radio broadcast in circulation, and this is very good and quite listenable.

Blind Faith - 1969-06-07 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(soundboard FLAC)

"Live in Hyde Park 1969"

Mid Valley 319 - SB 6

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01 - Introduction

02 - Well All Right

03 - Sea of Joy

04 - Sleeping in the Ground

05 - Under My Thumb

06 - Can't Find My Way Home

07 - Do What You Like

08 - Presence of the Lord

09 - Means to an End

10 - Had to Cry Today

Geetarz Comments:
A nice soundboard, and typical Mid Valley quality, with one caveat ... there is some real sonic weirdness on the upper end during "Sleeping in the Ground", presumably from Mid Valley's "remastering" process. Otherwise, it's excellent ... Cody Husky says "Mid Valley ROCKS!"

Blind Faith - 1969-03-02 - The Morgan Rehearsals (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Blind Faith

The Morgan Rehearsals

March 2, 1969

Morgan Studios, London, UK

BL121391

Excellent mono/stereo studio recordings repitched and remastered

Eric Clapton - guitar

Ginger Baker - drums;

Steve Winwood - piano, organ, bass

CD1

01. Key To The highway

02. Instrumental Song #1

03. Instrumental Song #1 - Reprise

04. Change Of Address Jam - complete

05. Jam #1 - African Chants

06. Jam #2

07. Jam #3

08. Instrumental Song #1 - take 2

09. Well All Right - take 1

CD2

01. Well All Right - take 2

02. Well All Right - take 3

03. Well All Right - take 4

04. Well All Right - take 5

05. Well All Right - take 6

06. Well All Right - take 7

07. Hey Joe - take 1

08. Hey Joe - take 2

09. Piano Blues Tune

10. Well All Right - take 8

11. Well All Right - take 9

12. Instrumental Song #2 - take 1

13. Instrumental Song #2 - take 2

14. Instrumental Song #2 - take 3

15. Instrumental Song #2 - take 4

16. Instrumental Song #2 - take 5

17. Can't Find My Way Home - alternative version

18. Change Of Address - promo single

Blind Faith - Compensation For Betrayl (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Blind Faith - Compensation For Betrayl
Complete Live Materials Known To Exist 1969
6 show, 6 cd box set
Paddington 019 thru 024
Dates given at each disc.

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Eric Clapton guitar, vocals
Steve Winwood keyboards, vocals
Ginger Baker drums
Rick Grech bass

CD1
Konserthallen Liseberg
Liseberg Nojespark
Goteborg, Sweden
June 18, 1969
1. Well All Right
2. Sleeping In The Ground
3. Sea Of Joy
4. Under My Thumb
5. Can't Find My Way Home
6. Do What You Like
7. Presence Of The Lord
8. Means To An End
9. Had To Cry Today

CD2
Madison Sq. Garden
New York, NY
July 12, 1969
1. Had To Cry Today
2. Can't Find My Way Home
3. Sleeping In The Ground
4. Well All Right
5. Presence Of The Lord
6. Sea Of Joy
7. Do What You Like
8. Means To An End

CD3
**Milwaukee Community College
Milwaukee, WI
July 26, 1969
1. Had To Cry Today
2. Can't Find My Way Home
3. Sleeping In The Ground
4. Well All Right
5. Presence Of The Lord (cuts at 5:00)
6. Do What You Like
7. Sunshine Of Your Love

CD4
Almeda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA
August 14, 1969
1. Well All Right (fades in, some distortion, missing middle segment)
2. Presence Of The Lord
3. Sea Of Joy
4. Means to An End
5. Do What You Like (fades early)

CD5
Fairgrounds Arena
Santa Barbara, CA
August 16, 1969
1. Well All Right
2. Can't Find My Way Home
3. Had To Cry Today
4. Sleeping In The Ground
5. Crossroads
6. Presence Of The Lord
7. Means To An End
8. Do What You Like
9. Sunshine Of Your Love

CD6
Hemisphere Arena
San Antonio, TX
August 20, 1969
1. Well All Right
2. Can't Find My Way Home
3. Had To Cry Today
4. Sleeping In The Ground
5. Crossroads
6. Presence Of The Lord
7. Means To An End
8. Do What You Like
9. Sunshine Of Your Love

**From Slowhand Tourography...................
Blind Faith were part of the Midwest Rock Festival
at Wisconsin State Fair Park in West Allis, Wisconsin
on July 26, 1969.
Confusion About the Venue..........................
Some sources claim the concert to be held at the
Milwaukee County Stadium at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but it's almost confirmed that it took place at State Fair Park in West Allis, Wisconsin.

My rating (scale 1-6) It varies from Aud 3 up to SBD 4+

Blind Faith - 1969-08-16 - Santa Barbara, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Blind Faith 
Fairgrounds Arena, Santa Barbara, California 
August 16, 1969 

First generation reel to reel (revox) > behringer ultra curve pro deq 2496 audio equalizer > amplifiers > tascam audio cdrw750 > cd > computer > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac. 

01. Announcement 
02. Well Allright 
03. Can't Find My Way Home 
04. Had To Cry Today 
05. Sleeping In The Ground (jump in)(1 glitch) 
06. Crossroads 
07. Presence Of The Lord 
08. Means To An End 
09. Do What You Like (jump in on the 1st note) > Jam > (1 drop between track 9 & 10) 
10. Drums Solo > Do What You Like > Band Intro (1 drop) 

Transfered, remastered & uploaded by 38f

VERY GOOD AUD SOMETIMES CONFUSED AS AN FM OR SBD!!! 

Blind Faith - 1969-03-xx - Morgan Studios Rehearsals (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

BLIND FAITH
Rehearsals

Morgan Studios, London, March 1969
Excellent mono/stereo studio recordings repitched and remastered

Disc 1:
01. Key To The highway
02. Instrumental Song #1
03. Instrumental Song #1 - Reprise
04. Change Of Address Jam - complete
05. Jam #1 - African Chants
06. Jam #2
07. Jam #3
08. Instrumental Song #1 - take 2
09. Well All Right - take 1

Disc 2:
01. Well All Right - take 2
02. Well All Right - take 3
03. Well All Right - take 4
04. Well All Right - take 5
05. Well All Right - take 6
06. Well All Right - take 7
07. Hey Joe - take 1
08. Hey Joe - take 2
09. Piano Blues Tune
10. Well All Right - take 8
11. Well All Right - take 9
12. Instrumental Song #2 - take 1
13. Instrumental Song #2 - take 2
14. Instrumental Song #2 - take 3
15. Instrumental Song #2 - take 4
16. Instrumental Song #2 - take 5
17. Can't Find My Way Home - alternative version
18. Change Of Address - promo single

During the winter months of 1969, Ginger, Eric, and Stevie were working out some musical ideas, which included some informal jamming at Eric's home in County Surrey (Hurtwood Edge). By March of that year, the boys were ready to do some formal studio rehearsals and recording, and congregated at the Morgan Studios in central London. 

As we all know, the Morgan Rehearsal recordings are glimpses into the embryonic stages of Blind Faith's style of progressive rock music. To date, we have not found any authoritative written documentation or photographs of the boys rehearsing at the Morgan Studios. 

Of course, there are many photos of what appears to be informal jamming and rehearsing, mostly during May 1969. By then, Ric Grech had joined to make it a foursome. 

Some write-ups suggest that these gatherings occurred at Clapton's home, and in at least one other author's opinion, it is speculated that these later jams/rehearsals happened at a local village hall in Guildford, England. What a scene that would have been to witness!