Derek & The Dominos - Layla And Other Assorted Love Sessions (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Title: Complete Studio Sessions (Layla & Unreleased 2nd Album)
Source: Sb 4- ~ 5+ Recording

Lineage:
Paddington (PADD 025/6/7/8/9) Boot 5CD + Bonus DVD > EAC > FLAC

Eric Clapton: Guitar, Vocals
Howard Duane Allman: Guitar
Carl Radle: Bass
Jim Gordon: Drums
Bobby Whitlock: Organ, Piano, Vocals

Disc.1
01: I Looked Away (Rough Mix Version 1)
02: I Looked Away (Rough Mix Version 2)
03: Bell Bottom Blues (Basic Track with False Start)
04: Bell Bottom Blues (Basic Track Guitar Overdub.)
05: Keep On Growing (Basic Track)
06: Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out (Basic Track)
07: Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out(Alternate Mix with False Start)
08: Any Day (Alternate Take)
09: Tell The Truth (Backing Jam)
10: Tell The Truth (Rough Mix)
11: Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Alternate Take 1)
12: Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Alternate Take 2 with False Start)
13: Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Unreleased Mono from Original Test Press Acetate)
14: Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Alternate Take)
15: Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Alternate Mater 1 Rough Mix)
16: Layla (Guitar Overdub. Out Of Tune Version)
17: Layla (From "Tom Dowd & The Language Of Music")

Disc.2
01: Jam I (Rough Mix)
02: Jam II (Rough Mix)
03: Jam III (Rough Mix)
04: Jam IV (Rough Mix)

Disc.3
01: Jam V (Rough Mix)
02: Jam V (Alternate Version)
03: Tender Love (Rough Mix)
04: Jam VI
05: Jam VII
06: Jam VIII
07: Jam IX

Disc.4
01: Moody Jam
02: Jim's Song
03: Chocolate
04: Son Of Apache
05: Evil
06: Snake Lake Blues
07: Mean Old Frisco
08: High
09: I've Been All Day
10: Got To Get Better In A Little While
11: One More Chance
12: It's Hard To Find A Friend
13: Till I See You Again

Disc.5
01: Evil (Basic Track)
02: Snake Lake Blues (Minor Key)
03: Snake Lake Blues (Major Key)
04: Mean Old Frisco (Basic Track)
05: High (Alternate Mix)
06: Got To Get Better In A Little While (Alternate Basic Track)
07: One More Chance (Basic Track)
08: Is My Love
09: Devil Road (Rene Armando on Vocals)
10: Sick At Heart
11: Instrumental #1
12: Instrumental #2

Bonus DVD
01: It's Too Late
02: Matchbox (With Johnny Cash & Carl Perkins)

Derek nd The Dominos - Layla and Assorted Unreleased Songs (STU/SHN)

(Studio SHN)

Yellow Dog Records. YD 040

Lineage:
SILVER CD>>WAV>>SHN>>YOU

Eric Clapton   guitar, vocals
Duane Allman   guitar
Bobby Whitlock   keyboards, vocals
Jim Gordon   drums
Carl Radle   bass

01.Layla(Out Of Tune Version)
Outtake

02.Nobody Loves You When You're Down And Out
Alternate Mix With False Start

03.Key To The Highway
Live Fillmore East Early Show

04.Little Wing
Live Fillmore East Early Show

05.Nobody Loves You When You're Down And Out
Live Fillmore East Early Show

06.It's Too Late
Stereo Live Ryan Auditorium,Nashville, J.Cash

07.Got To Get Better In A Little While
Stereo Unaired Outtake Live.Ryan Auditorium

08.Son Of Apache
Instrumental Outtake 2Nd Studio Lp

09.Snake Lane Blues
Outtake 2Nd Studio Lp,Alternate To Crossroads

10.High
Dominoes Instrum Version Later As Song On Lp

11.Untitled Instrumental
Unfinished Outtake 2Nd Studio Lp Outtake

12.One More Chance
Outtake,Novocals,Alternate To Crossroads

Derek And The Dominos - 1970-12-01 - Tampa, FL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

In The Sky Dog

Curtis Hixon Hall

Arms 40/41 PR

Lineage

Audience>?>Silvers>EAC>Flac frontend 6

My rating (scale 1-6) 4+

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals

Carl Radle bass

Jim Gordon drums

Bobby Whitlock keyboards, vocals

Featured guest: Duane Allman guitar

CD1

01 - Layla

02 - Got To Get Better In A Little While

03 - Key To The Highway

04 - Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad

05 - Blues Power

06 - Have You Ever Loved A Woman

CD2

01 - Bottle Of Red Wine

02 - Let It Rain

Notes:

As the front cover says...'Second Generation from Master Tapes'.

Derek and The Dominos - 1970-12-01 - Tampa, FL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Curtis Hixon Hall

"Soul Mates Twin Flames" - Mid Valley Release

LIneage:
Boot>CDR>CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC

CD1

01 - Layla

02 - Got to Get Better in a Little While

03 - Key to the Highway

04 - Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad

CD2

01 - Blues Power

02 - Have You Ever Loved a Woman

03 - Bottle of Red Wine

04 - Let it Rain

Notes: 
Relatively good sound quality for a D&D show. An upgrade over the circulating "Second Source Remix," but it may have some noise reduction in there. And, of course, Duane!

Derek And The Dominos - 1970-11-29 - Owings Mills, MD (AUD/FLAC)

Audience recording

Painters Mill Music Fair, 

Lineage:

downloaded from demonoid as flac>remastered in Soundforge 10.0 Pro (EQ and level correction)

CD1

01. Layla

02. Bell Bottom Blues

03. Blues Power

04. Stormy Monday

05. Tell The Truth

CD2

01. Got To Get Better In A Little While

02. Little Wing

03. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?

04. Have You Ever Loved A Woman?

05. Let It Rain

NOTE:

There are 10 songs, 5 on each CD,if you burn CD`s

Remastered by Captain Acid

Derek and the Dominos - 1970-11-26 - Cincinnati, OH (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Derek and the Dominos

1970-11-26

Cincinnati Music Hall

Cincinnati, OH

Recorded by Dave Boswell

Lineage: MAC > R @ 7.5 ips.

Transfer info: Akai GX636 direct tape head output > Bottlehead tube tape pre w/a pair of Telefunken tubes circa 1960 > Apogee Mini Me 24/96 > Apogee Mini DAC monitoring and mastering > FLAC

CD1

01. Got to Get Better in a Little While

02. Roll It Over

03. Blues Power

04. Stormy Monday

05. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad

CD2

01. Little Queenie

02. Tell The Truth

03. Let It Rain

04. Everyday I Have the Blues*

* with BB King

Derek & The Dominos - 1970-11-18/19 - Berkeley, CA (AUD/FLAC) "Blues Deluxe"

(Audience FLAC)

Derek And The Dominos
Community Theater, Berkeley, USA
1970-11-18&19

Title: Blues DeluxeA
Label: Mid Valley 514/515/516/517/518

Lineage: 
My Silvers CDs > EAC (Secure and accurate mode) > FLAC

CD1 - Community Theater, Berkeley, CA – November 18th, 1970
01 Got To Get Better In A Little While
02 Blues Power
03 Have You Ever Loved A Woman
04 Tell The Truth
05 Presence Of The Lord
06 Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
07 Everyday I Have The Blues

CD2 - Community Theater, Berkeley, CA – November 19th, 1970 Source 1
01 Introduction
02 Little Queenie/Sweet Little Rock And Roller
03 Got To Get Better In A Little While
04 Key To The Highway
05 Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
06 Stormy Monday

CD3 - Community Theater, Berkeley, CA – November 19th, 1970 Source 1
01 Tell The Truth
02 Little Wing
03 Blues Power
04 Have You Ever Loved A Woman
05 Let It Rain
06 Mean Old World

CD4 - Community Theater, Berkeley, CA – November 19th, 1970 Source 2
01 Introduction
02 Little Queenie/Sweet Little Rock And Roller
03 Got To Get Better In A Little While
04 Key To The Highway
05 Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
06 Stormy Monday

CD5 - Community Theater, Berkeley, CA – November 19th, 1970 Source 2
01 Tell The Truth
02 Little Wing
03 Blues Power
04 Have You Ever Loved A Woman
05 Let It Rain
06 Mean Old World

Derek & The Dominos - 1970-11-05 - Nashville, TN (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Derek And The Dominos 
Blind Dominos 
Ryman Auditorium (Johnny Cash Show)
Nashville, Tennessee, 
United States 
5 November, 1970 
Keep On Keeping On; KOKO-003 
Soundboard recording; SBD 5-/6 

Lineage: 
sbd > ? > Keep On Keeping On silvers > cd-r trade > eac (secure mode) > wav > flac fronted level 8 

01. Well All Right (*) 
02. Sea Of Joy (*) 
03. Sleeping On The Ground (*) 
04. Under My Thumb (*) 
05. It's Too Late 
06. Got To Get Better In A Little While 
07. Matchbox 
08. Matchbox 
09. Matchbox 
10. Blues Power 
11. It's My Life Baby (%) 
12. Got To Get Better In A Little While (#) 

Notes: 
(*): Blind Faith: Hyde Park, London, England 7 June, 1969 [OFFICLALLY RELEASED, OMITTED!] 
(%): Eric Clapton with Buddy Guy: Palais des Sports, Paris, France 22 September, 1970 
(#): Derek And The Dominos: Kleinhans Music Hall, Buffalo, New York, United State 29 October, 1970 

Band Lineup: 
(tracks 1-4) 
Eric Clapton: guitar & vocals 
Steve Winwood: keyboards & vocals 
Ginger Baker: drums 
Rick Grech: bass 

(tracks 5-10 & 12) 
Eric Clapton: guitar & vocals 
Carl Radle: bass 
Jim Gordon: drums 
Bobby Whitlock: keyboards & vocals 

(track 11) 
Buddy Guy: guitar 
Junior Wells: vocals & harmonica 
Eric Clapton: guitar 

Derek And The Dominos - 1970-10-24 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Title: Noiseless Fillmore 2
Dates: October 24, 1970 
Venue: Fillmore East, New York City, New York, US.

Source: 
SB 5+ Stereo Recording

Lineage: 
ECDR-708/709 2CD-R > WAV > EAC > FLAC

Eric Clapton: Guitar, Vocals
Bobby Whitlock: Keyboards, Vocals
Jim Gordon: Drums
Carl Radle: Bass

CD1 
01: Got To Get Better In A Little While 
02: Blues Power
03: Have You Ever Loved A Woman
04: Key To The Highway
05: Tell The Truth

CD2
01: Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out 
02: Let It Rain
03: Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad 
04: Presence Of The Lord 
05: Roll It Over 
06: Little Wing

Derek And The Dominos - 1970-10-23 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Fillmore East - Late " Domino Theory Part 1 & 2 " (Silver Rarities)

Lineage:
downloaded from demonoid in flac,checksum made with TLH

CD1
01 .Got To Get Better In A Little While
02 .Key To The Highway
03 .Tell The Truth
04 .Why Does Love Get To Be So Sad
05 .Blues Power

CD2
01 .Have You Ever Loved A Woman
02 .Bottle Of Red Wine
03 .Presence Of The Lord
04 .Little Wing
05 .Let It Rain
06 .Crossroads

Derek And The Dominos - 1970-10-23/24 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Fillmore East

Early Shows for both Nights

Mid Valley (MV-007-010)
Ultimately Remastered from the earlier Tarantura release
Released 1997

Lineage:
Bootleg > eac (sercure) > flac level 6

Eric Clapton - Guitar & Vocals
Carl Radle - Bass
Bobby Whitlock - Keyboards & Vocals
Jim Gordon - Drums

October 23, 1970
Early Show

CD 1
01. Got To Get Better In A Little While
02. Key To The Highway
03. Tell The Truth
04. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
05. Blues Power
06. Have You Ever Loved A Woman

CD 2
01. Bottle Of Red Wine
02. Presence Of The Lord
03. Little Wing
04. Let It Rain
05. Crossroads

October 24,1970
Early Show

CD 3
01. Got To Get Better In A Little While
02. Blues Power
03. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
04. Key To The Highway
05. Tell The Truth
06. Nobody Knows When You're Down And Out

CD 4
01. Let It Rain
02. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
03. Presence Of The Lord
04. Bottle Of Red Wine
05. Roll It Over
06. Little Wing

Santana with Derek & The Dominos - 1970-10-18 - San Francisco, CA (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Village And Recorders Tapes
village Recorder Studio
Mid Valley Records; MV 130

Lineage:
studio > ? > silver > cdr> eac > wav > easy tool declicker > cool edit > flac > zomb

Carlos santana & his band
Eric Clapton
Bobby Whitlock
Jim Gordon
Carl Radle
Neil Schon

01. Jam 1
02. Jam 2
03. Jam 3
04. Jam 4
05. Jam 5
06. Jam 6
07. Jam 7

Comments:
Thanks to original big brother who shared this incredible and special set to my very good friend and to me and now you, all the members here. Note that the seeder did a considerable efforts to upgrade the mid valley 2002's press. So huge thanks to him as well as my very good friend!

Derek & The Dominos - 1970-10-11 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

England Lyceum Ballroom (M?-AUD *UPGRADE*)

21 Wellington Street

*~* Carefully remastered without EQ from very fine reel source *~*

To my knowledge this upgrades most/all commonly circulating versions

Eric Clapton - electric guitar, vocals

Bobby Whitlock - organ, vocals

Carl Radle - electric bass

Jim Gordon - drums

01. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad

02. Tell The Truth ->

03. Blues Power

04. Have You Ever Loved A Woman

05. Keep On Growing

06. Nobody Knows When You Are Down & Out

07. Bottle Of Red Wine

08. Little Wing

09. Roll It Over

10. Bell Bottom Blues

11. Let It Rain

Total Time ::: 1:13:30

::: QUITE fine AUD for it's vintage. Check samples for toenail curling potential or a few beautiful, blissful bytes.

::: Warts: Taper shut off deck 'tween some trax. Mike bump still audible in #1 at end. Taper volume adjustments -mostly fixed- calm down after 1st 2 trax. Fixed dropouts & tape stretch jittery noises at end of #4 but ~2 seconds remain. 1 second bass/volume overload distortion in #5 & #10. #6 has a few split second (glass?) bumps (now reduced). #7 second late start & slight speed fluctuation in last minute (batteries?). #8 has some tapebleed overlay (on all circulating copies) & cuts right at end. #9 starts late from tapeflip. Surely missed some dullspots & dropouts but healed/lessened most all of them. Don't let the warts scare you off - except for parts of #8 this is a real nice listen!

::: COMPARISON CLAUSE: Significant upgrade over these versions, Silver Horse, ECDR'Noiseless Lyceum', PHR, my old cassette, unknown trade CDR, 1or2 others the reel was compared to.

::: NOTE: NOT a raw tape transfer but carefully remastered (~15 hours work) without EQ, fixing 100s of blemishes, volume issues, etc. (notes below).

::: Brett Marvin & The Thunderbolts opened (info courtesy of DIMER gv0000).

::: The Lyceum Theatre was known as the Lyceum Ballroom during this era (from 1951 until... ?).

::: Too bad "Little Wing" is somewhat screwed up here as it's the first live one around after Hendrix's death on 1970-09-18.

Recording Information ::: unknown mono recording equipment -> master mono tape (reel?) -> ? (analog only) -> low generation reel.

Playback (20??) ::: low generation reel -> unknown digital transfer method -> 44.1kHz wavs.

Remastering 2014-03-xx ::: 44.1kHz wavs -> Audacity [normalisation to remove DC offset, channel/phase alignment, fades, manual one-at-a-time glitch, bump, pop, click, dropout & dullspot repairs, volume adjustments, further speed fix entire recording averaged at -1% single pass after spectral analysis & with pitchpipe verification, NO equalisation] -> CD Wave (track splits) -> flacs (Trader's Little Helper) -> yr ears. First uploaded week of 2014-03-07.

Derek and The Dominos - 1970-08-18 - Bournemouth, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Derek and the Dominos 
"Any Day" 
Bournmouth, Dorset, England 
August 18, 1970 

Killing Floor KF 98015 - Aud 2/3 

Lineage: 
Silver > CD-R > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 5 (Secure, Offset Correct) > FLAC 

01) Roll it Over
02) Blues Power 
03) Have You Ever Loved a Woman 
04) Crossroads 
05) O.F.R. 
06) Any Day 
07) Lonesome and Long Way From Home 
08) Bottle of Red Wine 
09) Let it Rain 

Geetarz Comments: 
"Bottle of Red Wine" is incomplete and also contains part of "Tell the Truth". 
Not to be confused from the recording from the Eric Clapton 2006 tour of the same name released on the ARMS label (ARMS 61/62 PR).

Derek and The Dominos - 1970-08-11 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

1970-08-11 Soho, London, Great Britain Marquee Club (M1-AUD)

--- UPGRADES MOST ALL CIRCULATING COPIES (to my knowledge!) ---

Set One :::
01. -introduction-
02. Roll It Over ->
03. Blues Power ->
04. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
05. Any Day
06. Bad Boy 

Set Two :::
07. Bottle Of Red Wine
08. Little Wing
09. Tell The Truth
10. Country Life
11. I Don't Know Why (cuts)

Total Time ::: 58:11

::: Very fine AUD UPGRADE without many problems on other circulating copies. Check samples for self-prevision, persnickety perusal or ambrosial anticipatory moments.
::: Warts: Some hiss. Surely missed some dropouts but the improvements are remarkable, I promise. "Anyway" at 21:30 & 22:30 has split second tape speed lags from master.
::: Tape labeled by taper as "Early Show" & he is not prone to error, tho' the newspaper ad I found online just showed one show from 7:30-11:00pm (advance tickets 1 pound). If it sold out immediately (and why wouldn't it have?), there could have been a second show added - even a newspaper review of the evening might not tell us... But probably, especially at this point in history, someone knows "for sure" & can even prove it... A million Eric pundits can weigh in.
::: Bill was only Derek & The Dominos.
::: Contrast clause : At the time of posting, no other versions are on the tracker. While possible other 1st gen copies circulate, I haven't seen them around & I spent mega hours of work on this.

Recording Information ::: Uher portable mono reel to reel tape recorder, external microphone (unknown brand) -> master 5" mono reel to reel audience tape (tape speed unknown).

Playback circa 1987 ::: (unknown equipment) master 5" mono reel to reel audience tape -> 1st generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette, Dolby not indicated (believed off).
Playback 2011-06-21 ::: 1st generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette on Nakamichi BX-300, Dolby off -> azimuth & speed adjusted, heads cleaned & demagnatized -> Tascam CD-RW900SL pro CD recorder -> CD-RW -> computer, EAC secure -> wavs -> Audacity (fades &/or glitches, MANY pops, clicks, dropouts, mike bumps, claps, etc repaired or reduced, normalised to correct dc offset, volume adjustments*, no EQ) -> CD Wave (track splits) -> Trader's Little Helper -> yer ears. First uploaded week of 2013-01-11.

Line-up ::: Eric Clapton - electric guitar, vocals // Bobby Whitlock - organ, vocals // Carl Radle - electric bass // Jim Gordon - drums.

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

CoolSonics 210 ::: Thanks to the original taper & trader! As with so many of my favourite British sourced recordings of the late 60's and 70's, this one came from "The Man In The Palace", so all hats off to him. Royal thanks! ::: Corrections welcome ::: I offer this upload in honor of Rolf O, aka Brinkhoffs - not the world's biggest EC fan, but to whom the taper of this recording, The Man In The Palace, Hanwaker, myself & many others were very close. I'll carry his wisdom & humor with me off the edge of the world, whenever I walk that plank. I hope he is surrounded by FLOYD of his choice, some good beer & a cigarette, and is taking some real time off from work, he deserves it.

This would seem to be MUCH better than most all circulating copies. I checked against 3, including a couple of purported "remasters" & this is far superior. There is none of the wavering between channels, I repaired hundreds of dropouts, the clarity seems much better & I have worked with the volume somewhat as the taper was doing the same (and also moving the microphone around at times).

(WARNING - Longwinded. Ignore & proceed directly to music if you have fear of burble, chatter, gabble or jabber.) I have been a bit reluctant to make a foray into the world of online Clapton vintage live recordings, but decided to brave it. Should the response be positive & I feel therefore encouraged, perhaps I shall find motivation enough to do so again. Fear of castigation is, of course, at issue. While the upload is free of EQ, purists will likely be horrified & dribble in their collective soup that I breeched sacred taper etiquette with latitude, played out in the hinterlands of volume tinkering - but, of course, they would not say as much to the taper, who was free to knob twiddle with impunity. In any case, I am more than happy to upload a "raw" transfer at some point, should I remain relatively uncastigated, but have strived here for a version which provides the most satisfactory listening experience I could possibly muster withOUT equalisation, which I leave up to the longitude of the individual listener. I must say that, after comparing this to several other versions, the 20 hours or so I spent on dropout removal (my wife says "months"), have rendered the aural experience one of great superiority over the others I heard - it is a fucking joy. (Having said that, if you can provide a better version, I ain't gonna quibble!).

I love this band. After more years than I can fathom, I still rank "Layla" to be one of the top ten of all time. In fact, in my many wanderings in Asia, through Nepal & Laddakh & the lovely Himalayas, I finally fine-tuned my portable music library - take just one cassette - Derek & the Dominos "Layla," with a couple of the bonus tracks from the unissued 2nd album, & I have all I need. One cool thing about Clapton is that people know his name (and often the music!) all over the globe. Ride in a bus through the mountains, hairpin turns dropping thousands of feets below, or get into a taxi in Delhi, or spend the night in some hotel at 13,000 feet in Leh, and they often still have cassette machines, and I'm all set. The magic weaves & life is just fine, no matter how tired, how dirty, how hungry (or bumpy the road), I can tune in. I listened to the record through my early teen rock years & then JD Smith, whose music tastes I could very much respect even if I didn't always agree, kept pounding it into me that this was really the ONE. The respect grew & grew, and never faded. While it never actually bumped Paul Kantner, Grace Slick & David Freiberg's "Baron von Tollbooth & The Chrome Nun" off it's perch at No.1, Layla's status after 30 years is still irreplaceably platinum. What a load of sheer talent, superlative songwriting & moment after moment of bliss.

This Marquee show, which I first heard some time in the early 80's, is a revelation. Not long before the initial "Layla" recordings, the songs & band are still new, the passion is cascading off the stage - even in a recording - and there are moments here that REALLY shine. Somewhere in "Bad Boy" the energy level goes way up & there's some GREAT psychedelic guitar. "Tell The Truth" has some rippin' moments. The band hasn't reached 10 plus minute jam peaks but this is the alpha stage, the blastoff. I see multiple reviews online that knock the quality, which is somewhat understandable given the copies I compared this to, but this one pretty damn fine for an audience tape of it's era, recorded by The Man with a reel to reel tape recorder hung by a strap over his shoulder, in a small, packed club & this nice thing is this copy is quite steady, with few distractions. I can't imagine people being disappointed. Have at it, turn it up, and listen. Enjoy!

Kudos to Zongo for life support, Lochner for mikes&more & Fast Freddie for runnin' Video Dick's Record Emporium with the bathroom office full of tape decks. Thanks to Hanwaker (few among us can keep his pace). Mountains of gratitude to Davmar, D.White, Sanchez, Elliot, The Florida Kid, Kloiber, Zingg, JTW, Bershaw, Boston Gold, Weeks, Dixon, Moore, Gough & SO many more for all that collecting & sharing... Royal thanks to The Man In The Palace, Doc Tinker, Brinkhoffs, Barely Eatin', Reel Master Gaule, Parrish & all the traders who housed me thru my music acquisition & travel years. Hats off to Brother Kent, Uncle Jake, Little Queenie (& her neighbor Frank) & his honor Ptomaine Thomas. Glasses raised to Byron for musical horizon expansion & much obliged to J & Thurston for keepin' my concert fires burnin' since my continental shift. Thanks to the Mods for keepin' DIME alive. Enjoy, share, give, spread peace. Yers truly, Knees

Derek and the Dominos - Complete Fillmore Tapes (AUD/SBD/FLAC)

(Audience/Soundboard FLAC)

New York, New York - October 23/24, 1970 - Paddington 30-39 - Aud/Sbd

Lineage:
Silver > CD-R (trade) > LiteOn iHAP 322 > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 5 (Secure, Offset Correct) > FLAC

Disc 1: October 23, Early Show - Audience Source
01. Introduction
02. Got to Get Better in a Little While
03. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad
04. Blues Power
05. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
06. Tell the Truth
07. Presence of the Lord

Disc 2: October 23, Early Show - Soundboard Source
01. Introduction
02. Got to Get Better in a Little While
03. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad
04. Presence of the Lord
05. Little Wing

Disc 3: October 23, Late Show - Audience Source
01. Introduction
02. Got to Get Better in a Little While
03. Key to the Highway
04. Tell the Truth
05. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad
06. Blues Power
07. Have You Ever Loved a Woman

Disc 4: October 23, Late Show - Audience Source
01. Bottle of Red Wine
02. Presence of the Lord
03. Little Wing
04. Let it Rain
05. Crossroads

Disc 5: October 23, Late Show - Soundboard Source
01. Got to Get Better in a Little While
02. Key to the Highway
03. Tell the Truth
04. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad
05. Blues Power

Disc 6: October 23, Late Show - Soundboard Source
01. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
02. Bottle of Red Wine
03. Presence of the Lord
04. Little Wing
05. Let it Rain
06. Crossroads

Disc 7: October 24, 1970 - Late Show, Audience Source
01. Blues Power
02. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
03. Key to the Highway
04. Let it Rain

Disc 8: October 24, 1970 - Late Show, Audience Source
01. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad
02. Presence of the Lord
03. Bottle of Red Wine
04. Roll it Over
05. Little Wing

Disc 9: October 24, 1970 - Late Show, Soundboard Source
01. Introduction
02. Got to Get Better in a Little While
03. Blues Power
04. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
05. Key to the Highway
06. Tell the Truth

Disc 10: October 24, 1970 - Late Show, Soundboard Source
01. Nobody Knows You
02. Let it Rain
03. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad
04. Presence of the Lord
05. Roll it Over
06. Little Wing

Geetarz Comments:
A fantastic release on the Paddington label, combining all known sources of these legendary performances.
Highly recommended, and a cornerstone of any collection.  Truly a "Desert Island Disc".

Derek and the Dominos - Nudity and The Lost Radle Tapes (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Mid Valley - 047/048

Lineage:
soundboard>?>cdr>EAC.Flac frontend 6

Disc 1: The Lost Radle Tapes
01. Have You Ever Loved a Woman (Alternate Vocal Take #1)
02. Have You Ever Loved a Woman (Alternate Vocal Take #2)
03. Bell Bottom Blues (previously unreleased)
04.Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad (false start #1)
05. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad (Alternate vocal take #2)
06. Keep On Growing (instrumental)
07. I Looked Away (Alternate vocal take #1)
08. Tell the Truth (Backing Track Jam)
09. Tell the Truth (Alternate Vocal Take #1)
10. I Looked Away (Rough Mix)
11. Jam (instrumental)
12. Nobody Knows You (When You're Down and Out) (instrumental)
13. Bell Bottom Blues (instrumental)

Disc 2:The Lost Radle Tapes, Jams, and Layla
01. Anyday (alternate take)
02. Jam (instrumental)
03. Jam (instrumental)
04. Layla - original mix
05. Layla - Crossroads Box Set Mix
06. Layla - "20th Anniversary Edition" Remix
07. Layla - Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab Mix
08. Layla - Japanese 3-inch single edit version

Derek and The Dominos - Substance Vol.2 (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

(studio sessions for unreleased 2nd album, April-May 1971 Olympic Sound Studios, London, England)

Disc 1:
01. Chocolate
02. It's Hard
03. Till I See You Again
04. Jam
05. Evil
06. Snake Lake Blues
07. I've Been All Day
08. Mean Old 'Frisco
09. One More Chance
10. High
11. It's Got To Get Better In A Little While
12. Moody Jam
13. Jim's Song

Disc 2:
01. Instrumental
02. Is My Love
03. Evil
04. Snake Lake Blues (Minor)
05. Snake Lake Blues (Major)
06. Mean Old 'Frisco
07. One More Chance
08. High
09. Got To Get Better In A Little While
10. Sick at Heart
11. Instrumental
12. Devil Road

Derek and the Dominos - Into the Mystic (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Title: Into the Mystic
Layla sessions and more...

Source: Sb 4- ~ 5+ Recording
Lineage: Mid Valley 706 ~ 711 Boot 6CD + Bonus 1CD > EAC > FLAC

Eric Clapton: Guitar, Vocals
Howard Duane Allman: Guitar
Carl Radle: Bass
Jim Gordon: Drums
Bobby Whitlock: Organ, Piano, Vocals

Disc.1
- Layla Sessions -
01: Thorn Tree In The Gardin
02: Tell The Truth
03: Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
04: Layla
- Eric Home Studios March 1971 -
05: Instrumental #1
06: Instrumental #2
07: Devils Road
- Olymic Studios April / May 1971 -
08: Untitled Instrumental #1
09: Untitled Instrumental #2
10: One More Chance
11: One More Chance
12: One More Chance

Disc.2
- Olympic Studios April / May 1971 -
01: Mean Old Frisco
02: Mean Old Frisco
03: High
04: Snake Lake Blues
05: Snake Lake Blues
06: Snake Lake Blues
07: Evil
08: Evil
09: Son Of Apache
10: Moody Jam
11: Chocolate
12: I've Been All Day
13: Got To Get Better In A Little While
14: Got To Get Better In A Little While
15: Sick At Heart
16: Is My Love
17: It's Hard To Find A Friend
18: Till I See You Again
19: Yes, I Love You

Disc.3
- Miami Jam -
01: Jam I
02: Jam II
03: Jam III
04: Jam IV

Disc.4
- Miami Jam -
01: Jam IV (Raugh Mix)
02: Jam V
03: Jam VI
04: Jam VII
05: Jam VIII
06: Jam IX
07: Tell The Truth Jam

Disc.5
- The Lost Radle Tapes -
01: Have You Ever Loved A Woman
02: Bell Bottom Blues
03: Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
04: Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
05: Keep On Growing
06: I Looked Away
07: Tender Love
08: Tell The Truth
09: I Looked Away
10: Jam
11: Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
12: Have You Ever Loved A Woman
13: Bell Bottom Blues
14: Anyday

Disc.6
- Supplement Disc -
01: Tell The Truth
02: Tell The Truth
03: Roll It Over
04: It's Too Late
05: Got To Get Better In A Little While
06: Matchbox #1
07: Matchbox #2
08: Matchbox #3
09: Blues Power
10: Altar Rock
11: Time
12: It's So Hard #1
13: It's So Hard #2

Bonus Disc
- The Last Sessions -
01: Sick At The Heart Without Piano
02: Sick At Heart
03: Is My Love
04: Mean Old Frisco
05: Evil
06: Snake Leg Blues Minor
07: Snake Leg Blues Major
08: One More Chance
09: Got To Get Better In A Little While
10: High
11: Untitled Instrumental #1
12: Untitled Instrumental #2
13: Gold Devil Road

Derek And The Dominos - 1971 - The Last Sessions (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Lineage:
SBD>?>SILVER>EAC>FLAC LEVEL 6

Eric Clapton
Bobby Whitlock
Carl Radle
Jim Gordon
Renee Armando, vocals on Devil Road

01 Sick At Heart
02 Is My Love
03 Mean Old Frisco (Instrumental take)
04 Evil (Instrumental take)
05 Snake Lake Blues (Minor Key)
06 Snake Lake Blues (Major Key)
07 One More Chance (Instrumental take)
08 Got To Get Better In A Little While (Instrumental take)
09 High (Instrumental take)
10 Untitled Instrumental #1
11 Untitled Instrumental #2
12 Devil Road