Tom Waits - 1977-10-10 - Roslyn, NY (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

My Father's Place

lineage
WLIR Pre-FM > ? > FLAC

Tom Waits: vocals, piano, guitar
Frank Vicari: tenor sax
Danny "Dwight" Mann: bass
Chip White: drums, vibes, percussion 

CD1
01 Standin' On The Corner
02 I Never Talk To Strangers
03 Pasties And A G-String
04 Invitation To The Blues-Eggs And Sausage
05 Depot, Depot
06 Jitterbug Boy
07 Step Right Up

CD2
01 I Wish I Was In New Orleans-Small Change
02 The Piano Has Been Drinking
03 Emotional Weather Report
04 Muriel
05 Medley: Jack & Neal-California, Here I Come
06 E: Tom Traubert's Blues

Tom Waits - 1974-10-08 - Denver, CO (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tom Waits
Tom Waits Remasters Volume 4
Live In Denver 1974

October 8, 1974
Ebbets Field, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A.

Lineage:
FM >1/4 inches Nagra reel-to-reel recorder >DAT >Fostex D-5 >Audiowerk-8 Digicard >wav >mkwACT v0.97 b1 >shn >wav >WavLab (Digital Remastering) >wav >mkwACT v0.97 b1 >shn >wav >FLAC v1.0.3 (with sector alignment option set) >flac 

01 - Introduction (1:28) 
02 - I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With You (5:26) 
03 - San Diego Serenade (4:10) 
04 - Good Night Loving Trail (4:34) 
05 - Diamonds On My Windshield (2:14) 
06 - Ice Cream Man (2:52) 
07 - Please Call Me Baby (5:12) 
08 - Better Off Without A Wife (2:17) 
09 - The Ghost Of Saturday Night (2:52) 
10 - Big Joe And Phantom 309 (5:29) 
11 - Semi Suite (2:57) 
12 - Ol' '55 (3:27) 
13 - On A Foggy Night (2:24) 
14 - Martha (3:53) 

Tom Waits - 1979-10-08 - Kansas City, MO (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Tom Waits 
Uptown Theatre 
Kansas City - MO 
1979-10-08 

Nathan Detroit Remaster #17 

CD1
01. Step Right Up
02. Jitterbug Boy 
03. Red Shoes by the Drugstore 
04. Stella by Starlight / The Ghosts of Saturday Night 
05. Whistlin’ Past the Graveyard / On a Foggy Night 
06. I Never Talk to Strangers 
07. Muriel 
08. Whose Sports Coat Is That? 

CD2
01. Summertime / Burma Shave 
02. Trash Day / Pasties and a G-String 
03. The Heart of Saturday Night 
04. Band Introduction 
05. Small Change 
06. Gee Baby, Ain’t I Good to You 
07. On the Nickel 

Notes: 
Another soundboard tape from the 1979 Fall tour - this one ran circa 3.5% too fast. 
As it’s a mono recording, I took the best sounding channel. 
Summertime / Burma Shave is missing a part in the middle (around 4:05), 
while On the Nickel is cut at the end. According to the Dutch Dogs website, 
Pasties and a G-String was played just before On the Nickel 
(which seems a bit odd as Tom already sang the lyrics during Trash Day). 

Tom Waits - 1977-10-05 - Boston, MA (FM/FLAC) Late Show

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tom Waits 

October 5, 1977 Late Show 

The Paradise Theatre, Boston, MA 

Source: 

WBCN FM Simulcast -> Alan Bershaw’s Reel Master @ 3.75ips 

Transfer: 

Reel Master @ 3.75ips played back on original TEAC A-4010S recording deck (on January 5, 2012) -> Lexicon Lambda-> Logic (track indexing only, no processing whatsoever)-> 16/44.1 AIFF -> CD 

Tom Waits: vocals, piano, guitar 

Frank Vicari: tenor sax 

Chip White: drums, vibes, percussion 

01 WBCN intro 00:27 

02 Standing On The Corner 05:49 

03 Muriel 03:56 

04 Invitation To The Blues 03:18 

05 Eggs And Sausage 04:54 

06 Pasties And A G String 06:31 

07 I Never Talk To Strangers 03:25 

08 Fumblin' With The Blues 02:38 

09 The Piano Has Been Drinking (Not Me) 03:57 

10 Small Change 07:29 

11 I Can't Wait To Get Off Work 03:26 

12 Bad Liver and A Broken Heart 04:49 

13 Step Right Up 05:58 

14 San Diego Serenade 05:04 

15 encore 1 cheering (w/DJ banter) 01:21 

16 A Sight For Sore Eyes 04:56 

17 encore 2 cheering (w/DJ banter) 01:55 

18 Big Joe And Phantom 309 06:12 

19 WBCN outro 00:46

Note: 

Upright bass player on this tour, Danny Mann, is absent. This is an unusual trio configuration for the entire performance. Virtually flawless open reel master of the entire WBCN simulcast.

Tom Waits - 1975-08-16 - West Hollywood, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tom Waits

Troubadour Nightclub

West Hollywood, California

August 16, 1975

KMET Saturday Night At The Concert Hour

source:

KMET-FM  > Revox A77 @ 7 1/2 ips > Revox B77 @ 7 1/2 ips (me) > Phase Linear 1000 > Sony DTC-690 (LP)

Transfer:

Sony DTC-690 > Audigy 4 Pro (via toslink) > Audacity (clean up, splice tape flip and convert to 44.1 KHz) > CD Wav > Flac (Level 8)

Michael Melbourne-keyboards

Teddy Edwards-sax

Jim Hewart-bass

Jim Gordon-drums

(missing the instrumental introduction)

01. On A Foggy Night

02. Better Off Without A Wife (2 momentary speed issues between 1:20 and 1:35 )

03. Warm Beer And Cold Women

04. Nighthawk Postcards (From Easy Street)

05. (Looking For) The Heart Of Saturday Night

06. Eggs And Sausage

07. San Diego Serenade

08. Spare Parts I (A Nocturnal Emission) (spliced tape flip @ 2:11)

09. Drunk On The Moon

10. Diamonds On My Windshield >

11. Band Introductions >

12. Diamonds On My Windshield (reprise)

encore:

13. Martha

[64:46]

This is a very nice stereo radio broadcast of an early Tom Waits show. Reception (and-or broadcast) quality is not perfect and this has an electrical hum in places and that slightly fuzzy tuned off center sound. I had poor reception in the middle 70's (living in Tujunga, California). There is also a momentary speed issue during Better Off Without A Wife. Never lean over the reel-reel when you're recording (a lesson a day back then). The tape flip was spliced @ 44:56 (2:11 of track 8) and one verse was lost.

This is from a first generation reel to reel @ 7 1/2 ips.  Transferred to a DAT tape in the middle 1990's. I used the Phase Linear 1000 auto-correlator (mild noise reduction and dynamic expansion) during transfer to DAT. Copied to DAT during times of financial distress (student) and I recorded this at the Long Play speed. Audacity changed the sample rate to 44.1KHz. A few dropouts and some intermittent electrical noises were removed during the clean up review.

Tom Waits - 2006-08-13 - Akron, OH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Tom Waits 

Akron Civic Theatre 

Akron - OH 

13-08-2006 

Nathan Detroit Remaster #11 

Quality : A 

01. Make It Rain 

02. Shore Leave 

03. Falling Down 

04. Tango Till They’re Sore 

05. Tom Traubert’s Blues 

06. Eyeball Kid 

07. Murder in the Red Barn 

08. Trampled Rose 

09. Bottom of the World 

10. Who’s Been Talking / ’Til the Money Runs Out 

11. Get Behind the Mule 

Notes: 

Apparently the original source for this is the ‘Orphans Tour Radio Sampler’ which was given to various radio stations. The VPRO/Concertzender broadcasted this on November 18, 2006 and somebody I know recorded the show (it was part of a three hour special) and gave me a cd-r. Unfortunately it’s missing Murder in the Red Barn and there seemed to be a ‘hiccup’ during the broadcast of Trampled Rose, so my copy has a fade-in during that song. 

Oddly enough, there’s a complete version labelled a VPRO broadcast as well, so apparently they transmitted it more than once. Anyway, that version has a fade-out after Tango Till They’re Sore and there’s much more compression compared to the version I have (which as far as I know isn’t circulating), so I combined both sources for this upload.

Tom Waits - 1973-08-12 - Los Angeles, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

KPFK Folkscene

01. Virginia Avenue
03. San Diego Serenade
05. Ol' 55
07. Semi Suite
09. Fumblin with the Blues
11. Rosie
13. Depot, Depot
15. I Hope I Don't Fall in Love w/ You
17. Heart of Saturday Night
19. Ice Cream Man
21. Big Joe & the Phantom 309

** All even tracks are interviews between takes.

Notes:
It's great - the interviews are great, the sound quality is an A, and the songs are just solo Tom in the KPFA studios with the Folk Scene guy.

Tom Waits - 1979-07-26 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Tom Waits

Venue: BBC Studios "Tonight In Person"

City: London, UK

Date: 1979.07.26 (July 26, 1979)

Lineage: 

SBD > Bootleg Vinyl LP "Never Talk To Strangers" (TOM 79)

Transfer: 

Pro-ject 1 Xpression III Turntable > Yahmaha RX-496 > RCA Stereo Cable > Roland R-09 (44.1 / 16) > WAV > Audacity (for normalize) > WAV > Nero WaveEditor > WAV > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC (sb's aligned, level 8)

Setlist (SIDE 1):

01 - With a Suitcase

02 - I Never Talk To Strangers

03 - Step Right Up

04 - On the Nickel

05 - Red Shoes By The Drugstore

Setlist (SIDE 2):

01 - Burma Shave

02 - Kentucky Avenue

03 - Small Change

04 - Closing Time (fades out)

This LP is entitled "Never Talk to Strangers".

There is no info about the publishing company and the only additional info on the LP reads, "TOM 79". Here is the LP without pop or click removal/EQing/or other remastering. If you want, feel free to remove the pops/clicks or remaster this show, and reupload a fresh copy! On the cover of LP, it says this performance was on July 27th, 1979, but I believe that date is inacurate. According to tomwaitslibrary.com, as well as etree, this performance was actually on July 26, 1979, so that is the date I am going with. Lastly, I just want to say that this show has a phenomenal live version of Kentucky Avenue. Enjoy!

Tom Waits - 1999-07-24 - Florence, IT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tom Waits 07/24/99
Teatro Comunale, Florence, Italy

Taped off the radio on dat>clone sent to me from the taper> Tascam deck used to clone file in Microtrack>Goldwave tracking> TLH8

Producer Dolphinsmile
Audio Parameters Dolphinsmile
for the Dolphinsmile Archive

01 - Jockey Full Of Bourbon 
02 - The Earth Died Screaming  
03 - Jesus Gonna Be Here 
04 - Get Behind The Mule  
05 - Chocolate Jesus 
06 - Hold On 
07 - Eyeball Kid 
08 - Tango Till They're Sore  
09 - That Feel 
10 - I Beg Your Pardon Dear  
11 - The Briar And The Rose  
12 - Innocent When You Dream 
13 - 16 Shells From A Thirty-Ought Six  
14 - Shore Leave 
15 - Strange Weather  
16 - Who Are You  
17 - Filipino Box Spring Hog  
18 - In The Colosseum  
19 - Temptation  
20 - Cold Water  
21 - Big In Japan  
22 - The Heart Of Saturday Night  
23 - The House Where Nobody Lives

Tom Waits - 1999-07-23 - Florence, IT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tom Waits

Teatre Comunale Firenze

July 23 1999

Lineage: 

FM broadcast > hard-disc > PEAK LE > Flac Level 8

CD1

01 Jockey For Love Bourbon

02 Earth Died Screaming

03 Jesus Gonna Be Here

04 Get Behind The Mule

05 Chocolate Jesus

06 Hold On

07 Eyeball Kid

08 121 Tears

09 Tango Till They're Soared

10 Advertising

11 That Feel

12 I Beg Your Pardon

13 The Prior And The Rose

CD2

14 Innocent When You Sleep

15 Sixteen Shells

16 Sure Leave

17 Strange Weather

18 Phillipino Box Spring Bog

19 In The Colloseum

20 Temptation

21 Cold Water

22 Big In Japan

23 Lookin'  For The Heart Of Saturday Night

24 House Were Nobody Lives

Broadcast by Teatre Comunale Firenze NRK P3 (Norwegian Public Radio).

Tom Waits - 1981-07-03 - Montreal, ON (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Tom Waits
"Shadows Of Intolerance"
Expo Theatre
Montreal, Quebec
1981-07-03

Lineage
Canadian TV > VHS (unk. gen.) > ? > DVD > ? > DIME > Backed up DVD fileset > Tmpgenc DVD Author 1.6 (re-author, chapters, menu)

Video Information
NTSC 4:3
29.97 fps
720x480
7.5 Mbps Vbr
AC3 Audio
2 Channel
48 khz

Tom Waits (piano, timpani drum)
Teddy Edwards (tenor sax)
Greg Cohen (upright bass)

01 The One That Got Away 
02 Annie’s Back in Town 
03 I Wish I Was in New Orleans 
04 $29.00 
05 Pasties and a G String
06 Empty Pockets 
07 Broken Bicycles
08 The Tango
09 Invitation to the Blues
10 Eggs and Sausage
11 On the Nickel
12 Waltzing Matilda

Running Time 50:55

Notes
I grabbed this from DIME around June, 2005. The original info file had almost no lineage...something like VHS > DVD. It's clear that it's sourced from either a low generation or possibly old VHS tape. There were no details as to how the VHS > DVD transfer was accomplished. The 'Video Details' (and audio) were derieved from Tmpgenc DVD Author 1.6 which I also used to re-author. Initially there were chapters every 5 minutes and no menu. For the sake of better play continuity, I placed chapter points at the beginning of each song and added a simple menu with each song as a seperate chapter and a 'Play All' option. While not a source upgrade, this is more convenient than the previous seed. There are setlists for an audio source that includes "Mr. Siegal" and "Tom Traubert's Blues" following "Waltzing Matilda". These two songs are not part of this video.

Tom Waits - 1976-06-19 - West Hollywood, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Tom Waits 
The Troubadour 
West Hollywood, CA 
9pm Show 
June 19, 1976 
JF Archive Series No. 1 via JEMS 

Taper: JF 

Source: Panasonic or Sony portable cassette recorder with provided plug-in mic (mono) 

Original 1970's Transfer: JF master cassette > Toshiba Cassette Deck > Teac reel-to-reel (3-3/4 IPS) 

JEMS 2014 Transfer: JF first-generation reel copy (3-3/4 IPS) > Otari 5050 mkII azimuth-adjusted transfer > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 (24/96) capture > iZotope RX4 > Peak 6.0 with iZotope Ozone 5 > iZotope RX MBIT+ resample 16/44.1 > xACT 2.21 > FLAC 

01 Intro 
02 Emotional Weather Report 
03 Eggs and Sausage 
04 Depot, Depot 
05 Semi Suite 
06 New Coat of Paint 
07 The Ghosts of Saturday Night 
08 Jitterbug Boy 
09 Fumbling With the Blues 
10 San Diego Serenade 
11 Diamonds on My Windshield (incl. band intros) 
12 Cupid > Heart of Saturday Night 
13 Fever 

JEMS loves to present vintage taper series and we're pleased to inaugurate another one, this time from the archive of our new friend JF, who taped in and around Southern California in the '70s and later resumed taping in Boston in the '80s. He frequented smaller venues, like the Troubadour and the Roxy, leaving arenas to others and leaning more towards the folksier, jazzier and eclectic sides of rock. 

His '70s tapes were made on what I would describe as the kind of rectangular, portable, C-cel powered cassette recorder that my family and surely many others had in the '70s, either a Panasonic or a Sony (we're looking through internet pictures to figure out which one). While I used ours to record myself, my friends and my sister around the house, the teenage JF figured: Why not try taking it into concerts? 

I only learned what recorder JF used after I had heard some of his tapes and I have to say I was mildly shocked. Given the gear, his tapes are remarkably clear and judging by his recordings from the Troubadour, he knew the right place to set up. 

We kick things off with a fine representation of JF's work at the Troub, capturing a highly entertaining and previously uncirculated set by Tom Waits. It is an appealing, you-are-there sort of recording that seems to balance the music and the ambiance just right. Samples provided. 

You might have noticed above that JEMS transferred from a reel to reel source. That's because JF, due to tight budgets at the time, routinely transferred his master tapes to reels in order to save money. Because he recorded the masters in mono, he would dub the finished recording onto a single track of a reel, allowing him to fit four or more shows on a single 7" tape and reuse the cassette for the next show. That wasn't true in all instances, but it is for most. And yes, in hindsight, he is still kicking himself about it. 

And yet, based on the tapes we've transferred so far, JF did a fine job dubbing off his masters, and the Waits reel doesn't sound any worse for wear despite the one-generation loss. 

JF was also an active trader at the time and we've already found a few uncirculated gems from the early '70s in his archive that we'll be getting in the series as well. 

While I'm only an appreciator and not aficionado of Tom Waits, I thoroughly enjoyed this recording as he gives nearly every song a long, at times hilarious introduction. It ends on a fine note, too, with covers of Sam Cooke's "Cupid" and Peggy Lee's "Fever." 

Thanks so much to JF, who reached out to us on DIME and offered to let us curate his archive, which had been sitting in boxes, 6000 miles away from where he lives today, for 20+ years. Like so many early tapers, he had great stories to tell and the memories flooded back as we sorted through tapes. We are pleased to be able to bring his work to all of you. Please let him know through your comments that you are too. 

Thanks as well to mi amigo, mjk5510, helping make the JF series happen. 

BK for JEMS

Tom Waits - 1976-05-26 - Amsterdam, NL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tom Waits 
1976-05-26 
Hotel L'American, Amsterdam 
The Netherlands 

L1 Radio, Hubert On The Air, 2011-12-22 
Fm (air, with room antenna) > Creative SoundBlaster @ 16/44.1 > tracked and volume normalized with Magix > SBE's fixed and converted to flac 8 with Traders Little Helper 

Tom Waits - vocals, piano, guitar 
Frank Vicari - tenor sax 
Dr. Fitz(gerald) Huntingdon Jenkins III Jr. - upright bass 
Chip White - drums 

01 Intro DJ (00:40) 
02 Eggs And Sausage (07:14) 
03 Virginia Avenue (03:17) 
04 Please Call Me, Baby (04:12) 
05 Heart Of Saturday Night (03:10) 
06 Spare Parts I (08:23) 
07 Diamonds On My Windshield - Band Introduction (07:59) 
08 Better Off Without A Wife (04:49) 
09 New Coat Of Paint (02:16) 
10 Rosie (03:28) 
11 Outro DJ (00:16) 

Running time 45:49

Tom Waits - 1979-05-02 - Sydney, AU (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tom Waits 
Tom Waits Remasters Volume 3 - Sydney, Australia 
Sydney, Australia 
May 2, 1979 
SBD or FM? 

Lineage: 
SBD or FM? >CDRx? >WaveLab (DAE & Digital Remastering) >shn >wav >FLAC v1.0.3 (with sector alignment option set) >flac 

A WOLF HiQuality Remastering -- A 2003 vmtrades.de tree 

01. Romeo is bleeding 
02. Annie's back in town 
03. Jitterbug boy/Better off without a wife 
04. I wish I was in New Orleans 
05. Since I fell for you 
06. Red shows 
07. Silent night/Xmas card from a hooker in Minneapolis 
08. Do the hokey cokey 
09. Panties & a G string 
10. Burma shave 
11. Tom Trauber's blues 
12. Small Change/Big Spender 

Tom Waits - 1977-04-26 - Bremen, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Postaula

Tom Waits (p,voc)
Frank Vicari (sax)
Dr. Fitzgerald Jenkins III (b)
Chip White (dr)

CDR (preFM) - xACT

01 Step Right Up
02 Semi Suite
03 Fumblin' With The Blues
04 Midnight Lullaby
05 Emotional Weather Report
06 Nobody
07 I Can't Wait To Get Off To Work
08 New Coat of Paint
09 Grapefruit Moon
10 Diamonds On My Windshield
11 The One That Got Away
12 Small Change
13 Spare Parts
14 Invitation To The Blues / Eggs And Sausage
15 Depot, Depot
16 The Piano Has Been Drinking
17 Pasties And A G-String

Tom Waits - 1975-04-21 - Bryn Mawr, PA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tom Waits

The Main Point

Bryn Mawr - PA

1975-04-21

WMMR Radio Broadcast

Quality : A-/B+

Radio Broadcast.

Source: Trade CD-R

lineage

FairStars CD Ripper > Wav > Traders little Helper > Flac 8

Tom Waits - piano, guitar, vocals

Al Cohn - tenor saxophone

Steve Gilmore - upright bass

Bill Goodwin - drums

01 - Intro

02 - Diamonds On My Windshield

03 - Semi Suite

04 - Better Off Without A Wife

05 - Eggs And Sausage

06 - Ol'55

07 - Interview

08 - WMMR Jingle

09 - Dress Rap

10 - The Ghosts Of Saturday Night

11 - On A Foggy Night

12 - Big Joe And Phantom 309

13 - (Looking For) The Heart Saturday Night

This is a recording from Tom's 1975 tour where he often performed three times a night and used his sparetime promoting his records on various radio shows. He obviously likes to make Radio Station ID's.

Tom Waits - 1977-04-18 - Cologne, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull PAL pro-shot)

This is a videotape transfer of the complete show (~80min).
This is the best version I could find. Both picture and sound have good quality.

01 - Step Right Up
02 - Invitation To The Blues
03 - Depot Depot
04 - Jitterbug Boy
05 - Pasties And A G String
06 - I Wish I Was In New Orleans
07 - Fumblin With The Blues
08 - Semi Suite
09 - Emotional Weather Report
10 - Bad Liver And A Broken Heart
11 - New Coat Of Paint
12 - I Can't Wait To Get Off Work
13 - The One That Got Away
14 - Small Change
15 - Tom Trauberts Blues

Tom Waits - 1999-04-01 - VH-1 Storytellers (TV/FLAC)

(TV FLAC)

Tom Waits

VH-1 Storytellers

1999-04-01

Smokey Hormel - Guitar, Banjo

Larry Taylor - Bass

Tom Waits - Piano, Vocals

CD1:

01. Tango 'Till They're Sore

02. Hang Down Your Head

03. Ol' 55

04. Strange Weather

05. Hold On

06. Picture in a Frame

07. Can't Wait To Get Off Work

08. House Where Nobody Lives

09. Get Behind the Mule

10. Chocolate Jesus

11. What's He Building?

CD2:

01. A Little Rain

02. Downtown Train

03. Black wings

04. Jesus Gonna Be There

05. Jersey Girl

06. Chocolate Jesus (versions 2 & 3)

07. Tango 'Till They're Sore

08. Hang Down Your Head

from TV

lineage unknown

Performance Notes:

I had a difficult time writing a review of this concert as I was listening to it because I was simply laughing too hard. While many performers have a hard time with the Storytellers format, Tom really flourishes, making the most of each opportunity to tell one of his hilarious stories that sometimes have a little to do with the lyrics and sometimes nothing at all. Mule Variations is one of my favorite Waits albums, and my three favorite songs on it are included here. The version of Tom in his 1999 voice performing Ol' 55 (and the hilarious story that preceeds it) is priceless. The band is excellent, the arrangements are tasteful and interesting, and the vocals are simply perfect. I won't spoil it any more for those who have yet to hear this, but I will say that it should be one of the first Waits bootlegs you should have in your collection

Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 2011-03-14 - New York, NY (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

The Waldorf Astoria
Recorded March 14, 2011
Broadcast on Fuse TV March 20, 2011

House band directed by Paul Shaffer

Lineage: 
Digital cable > Panasonic DMR-EZ28 > DVD (SP) > PC > TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 * > TS folder

*Commercials removed and menu by song created

Video:
MPEG2
720x480
4:3
4500 kbps
NTSC

Audio:
AC3
48000 Hz
256 kb/s
2 channels

John Legend - piano, vocals
Dr. John - piano, vocals
Bette Midler - vocals
Darlene Love - vocals
Bruce Springsteen - guitar
Alice Cooper - vocals
Tom Waits - guitar, vocals
Elton John - piano, vocals
Leon Russell - piano, vocals
John Mayer - guitar
Neil Diamond - guitar, vocals
Lloyd Price - vocals

01 intro
02 John Legend inducts Dr. John
03 Right Place Wrong Time - Dr. John
04 Such A Night - Dr. John, John Legend
05 Bette Midler inducts Darlene Love
06 Darlene Love speech
07 (Today I Met) The Boy I'm Gonna Marry - Darlene Love, Bruce Springsteen
08 Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah - Darlene Love, Bruce Springsteen
09 He's A Rebel - Darlene Love, Bette Midler, Bruce Springsteen
10 Rob Zombie inducts Alice Cooper
11 I'm Eighteen - Alice Cooper
12 School's Out - Alice Cooper
13 Neil Young inducts Tom Waits
14 Make It Rain - Tom Waits
15 Rain Dogs - Tom Waits
16 Elton John inducts Leon Russell
17 Delta Lady - Leon Russell, John Mayer
18 A Song For You - Leon Russell, John Mayer
19 Paul Simon inducts Neil Diamond
20 Neil Diamond speech
21 I Am...I Said - Neil Diamond
22 Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond w/Bruce Springsteen audience cameo vocals
23 Stagger Lee - Lloyd Price, Dr. John, Elton John, Leon Russell
24 Da Doo Ron Ron - Alice Cooper, Neil Diamond, Bette Midler, Darlene Love, Elton John

Length: 1:25:08

Tom Waits - 1975-02-19 - Denver, CO (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tom Waits 02/19/75

Ebbets Field, Denver, CO

lineage

FM >? >CDRx? >WavLab (DAE & Digital Remastering) >wav >FLAC v1.0.3 (with sector alignment option set) >flac

01 - Introduction (0:52)

02 - Diamonds On My Windshield (2:34)

03 - On A Foggy Night (4:13)

04 - Eggs And Sausage (3:22)

05 - Ice Cream Man (2:44)

06 - San Diego Serenade (4:12)

07 - Big Joe And Phantom 309 (4:33)

08 - New Coat Of Paint (1:56)

09 - Spare Parts I (9:50)

10 - Ol' '55 (5:22)

11 - The Ghost Of Saturday Night (1:35)

12 - The Heart Of Saturday Night (5:00)

13 - Nobody (2:28)