September 13, 2011
September 12, 2011
STS9 - 2011-09-02 - The Congress Theater, Chicago, IL
STS9
2011-09-02
The Congress Theater, Chicago, IL
01. Intro (1:47)
02. Rent (9:08)
03. Be Nice (6:34)
04. Golden Gate (6:32)
05. Tooth (6:03)
06. Instantly (8:43)
07. Empires (11:42)
08. Grow (7:43)
09. Beyond Right Now (6:31)
10. Abcees (12:34)
11. Kamuy (8:28)
12. What Is Love? (11:39)
13. The Unquestionable Supremacy of Nature (8:42)
14.Peaceblaster '08 (1:24)
15. The Unquestionable Supremacy of Nature (1:45)
http://www.fileserve.com/file/KbPQ6xw
JOHNNY WINTER - 1987-11-12 - Toad's Place, New Haven, CT, USA.
JOHNNY WINTER
1987-11-12 Toad's Place, New Haven, CT, USA.
01. Intro
02. Succotash
03. Bad Boy
04. Have You Ever Loved A Woman?
05. Mojo Boogie
06. Voodoo Child
07. Jam
08. Roadrunner
09. Mojo Boogie
Notes From: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=373869
succotash [14+ minutes, with a long bass solo]
bad boy [Eddie Taylor classic, 13 minutes version]
have you ever loved a woman? [Johnny sings the last verses of the previous song, again, in the end; cut out on the last chords, after 16+ minutes]
mojo boogie
medley [10+ minutes long]:
voodoo child [after 5 minutes Johnny & Jon stopped playing, only Tom keeps the beat for some seconds, then the guitar return with Jon Paris, Johnny on bass; no more singing; some chords of "purple haze" in the end]
jam [Jon on guitar, Johnny on bass]
roadrunner [Jon on guitar & vocals, Johnny on bass; Jon also played the guitar riff of Lonnie Mack "wham", twice]
mojo boogie [again!]
http://www.fileserve.com/file/b2P9cj3
Johnny Winter - 1987-02-07 (Saturday Feb 7, 1987) Deutsches Museum, Muenchen (Munich), West Germany
Johnny Winter
1987-02-07 (Saturday Feb 7, 1987)
Deutsches Museum, Muenchen (Munich), West Germany
Equipement:
2 x Sennheiser KD 2002 Microphones > Sony TCD-5 > Maxell MX C-90 Tapes, no dolby on master
Recorded by mossa
Transfer:
Master cassette (playback on Sony TCD-5 original recording machine) > Fostex Standalone CD Recorder > EAC > Adobe Audition (very slight hiss reduction)
> CD Wave > THL for FLAC
Opening Act: Dr. John (he sits in for a few JW songs*)
Disc 1:
Hideaway
Sound the bell
Don't take advantage of me
Third degree
Mojo Boogie
Shake your moneymaker
Don't you lie to much *
Bony Moroney *
I Want to boogie *
Disc 2:
Walk on Gilded splinters *
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Used to love her (Encore, very end is cut)
Comments:
This show was upped incomplete here a few days ago - now you have the complete set right off my master recording.
Start and end of show fade in/out; disc change in between is untouched.
September 5, 2011 7:59 AM
Johnny Winter
1987-02-07 (Saturday Feb 7, 1987)
Deutsches Museum, Muenchen (Munich), West Germany
Equipement:
2 x Sennheiser KD 2002 Microphones > Sony TCD-5 > Maxell MX C-90 Tapes, no dolby on master
Recorded by mossa
Transfer:
Master cassette (playback on Sony TCD-5 original recording machine) > Fostex Standalone CD Recorder > EAC > Adobe Audition (very slight hiss reduction)
> CD Wave > THL for FLAC
Opening Act: Dr. John (he sits in for a few JW songs*)
Disc 1:
Hideaway
Sound the bell
Don't take advantage of me
Third degree
Mojo Boogie
Shake your moneymaker
Don't you lie to much *
Bony Moroney *
I Want to boogie *
Disc 2:
Walk on Gilded splinters *
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Used to love her (Encore, very end is cut)
Comments:
This show was upped incomplete here a few days ago - now you have the complete set right off my master recording.
Start and end of show fade in/out; disc change in between is untouched.
http://www.fileserve.com/file/gH2Hb5a
JOHNNY WINTER - 1987-02-07 - Deutsches Museum, Munich, Germany.
JOHNNY WINTER
1987-02-07 Deutsches Museum, Munich, Germany.
01. Succotash
02. Sound the Bell
03. Don't Take Advantage of Me
04. Third Degree
05. Mojo Boogie
06. Shake Your Moneymaker
07. You Lie Too Much ( Dr. John- vocals)
08. Boney Moronie ( Dr. John - piano)
09. Love Life & Money ( Dr. John- piano)
Johnny Winter
1987-02-07 (Saturday Feb 7, 1987)
Deutsches Museum, Muenchen (Munich), West Germany
Equipement:
2 x Sennheiser KD 2002 Microphones > Sony TCD-5 > Maxell MX C-90 Tapes, no dolby on master
Recorded by mossa
Transfer:
Master cassette (playback on Sony TCD-5 original recording machine) > Fostex Standalone CD Recorder > EAC > Adobe Audition (very slight hiss reduction)
> CD Wave > THL for FLAC
Opening Act: Dr. John (he sits in for a few JW songs*)
Disc 1:
Hideaway
Sound the bell
Don't take advantage of me
Third degree
Mojo Boogie
Shake your moneymaker
Don't you lie to much *
Bony Moroney *
I Want to boogie *
Disc 2:
Walk on Gilded splinters *
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Used to love her (Encore, very end is cut)
Comments:
This show was upped incomplete here a few days ago - now you have the complete set right off my master recording.
Start and end of show fade in/out; disc change in between is untouched.
http://www.fileserve.com/file/NW68HTX
JOHNNY WINTER - 1987-01-02 - Rumrunner, Oyster Bay, NY.
JOHNNY WINTER
1987-01-02 Rumrunner, Oyster Bay, NY.
01. Succotash
02. Sound The Bell
03. Don't Take Advantage Of Me
04. Third Degree
05. Bonie Maronie
06. Mojo Boogie
07. Highway 61
08. Boot Hill
09. Aplause
Encore:
10. Unknown http://www.fileserve.com/file/QnryRQG
UMPHREY'S MCGEE / BROOKLYN BOWL, BROOKLYN NEW YORK - 9-09-2011
Umphrey's McGee
2011-09-09
Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY
Set I:
Jazz Odyssey >
Prowler >
Words
All In Time >
Push the Pig*
Nemo
Pay the Snucka (parts I & II) >
Hot For Teacher
Wizard Burial Ground
Set II:
Divisions >
"Jimmy Stewart" >
Divisions
Bridgeless**
Eminence Front
Hurt Bird Bath
America the Beautiful^
Soul Food I >
1348
Encore 1:
Front Porch$
Encore 2:
All In Time$$
Notes:
* with So What? teases
** with Crazy Train teases
^ just Ryan
$ with Waterfalls chorus and Uninvited (Alanis Morissette) teases
$$ ending
http://www.fileserve.com/file/KQQ3ZAy/um110909.zip
UMPHREY'S MCGEE / BROOKLYN BOWL, BROOKLYN NEW YORK - 9/08/2011
Umphrey's McGee
2011-09-08 Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY
Set 1
1. Nipple Trix
2. Booth Love
3. Miss Tinkle's Overture
4. Morning Song
5. Room To Breath
6. Tribute to the Spinal Shaft
7. Mantis Ghetts
8. Live and Let Die
Set 2
1. Red Tape
2. Puppet String
3. Ocean Billy
4. Gulf Stream
5. The Bottom Half
6. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Encore
1. The Joker (w/ Biz Markie and Steve Molitz)
2. Hangover (w/ Steve Molitz)
http://www.fileserve.com/file/BKaAYGD
UMPHREY'S MCGEE / BROOKLYN BOWL, BROOKLYN NEW YORK - 9-07-2011
Umphrey's McGee
2011-09-07
Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, New York
Set I:
Catshot* >
Wife Soup
Sociable Jimmy >
Forks
Go to Hell
Wappy Sprayberry >
I've Got a Feeling
Cemetery Walk
Set II:
Cemetery Walk II$
Resolution$$ >
Hajimema****e
Miami Virtue**
JaJunk
Andy's Last Beer
Plunger >
I'm On Fire >
Plunger
Encore 1:
The Fussy Dutchman > Waiting Room
Encore 2:
The Song Remains the Same%
Notes
* repeated Jazz Odyssey named by fan
$ with Demolition Man jam
$$ with Roundabout teases
** first time played, original
% played for Brooklyn Bowl owner Pete Shapiro, who requested "Led Zeppelin" for his birthday
http://www.fileserve.com/file/XPVHrTQ/um110907.zip
UMPHREY'S MCGEE / BROOKLYN BOWL, BROOKLYN NEW YORK - 9-06-2011
Umphrey's McGee
2011-09-06
Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, New York
Set I:
Bright Lights
Big City
Ringo >
Spires >
Ringo
Hourglass
Making Flippy Floppy >
White Man's Moccasins
Domino Theory 1
Set II:
Not Fade Away 2, 3 >
Glory 2
40's Theme
Out of Order >
The Triple Wide >
The Floor
The Linear >
Phil's Farm
Encore:
No Comment > 2nd Self
Notes:
1 first time played, original
2 with Bob Weir
3 first time played, Buddy Holly
http://www.fileserve.com/file/2qk2Jqq/um110906.rar
September 11, 2011
LOUIS ARMSTRONG - Louis 'Country & Western' Armstrong (1970)
LOUIS ARMSTRONG - Louis 'Country & Western' Armstrong (1970)
Although jazz had flirted with country long before Satchmo released Louis “Country & Western” Armstrong, this recording is essential. It stands in the middle somewhere between Bob Wills' legendary country swing (aka Texas swing) of the thirties and the forties and Willie Nelson's country-jazz crossover records in the early eighties. C&W Armstrong has been virtually ignored, now out of print and and never even available on CD. The record itself is nowhere near as groundbreaking as the work released by Wills, Nelson, Lyle Lovett, Bill Frisell or bluegrass-jazz innovators Bela Fleck and Alison Brown. In fact, Armstrong doesn't even play his trumpet on the record, but his trademark raspy vocal chops are at work. The record is filled out with Nashville's session men Jack Eubanks (lead guitar), Stu Basore (steel guitar), Willie Ackerman (skins), Hank Strzelecki (bass), Larry Butler (piano) and Billie Grammer (rhythm guitar).
01. Ramblin' Rose
02. Wolverton Mountain
03. Running Bear
04. Almost Persuaded
05. Miller's Cave
06. Black Cloud
07. Crystal Chandeliers
08. Crazy Arms
09. The Easy Part's Over
10. You Can Have Her
11. Get Together
12. Why Did Mrs. Murphy Leave Town
http://www.fileserve.com/file/w4hUDsM
ROY ORBISON : Greatest Hits
Roy Orbison - Greatest Hits [3 CD, 2008, 320]
Roy Kelton Orbison - American musician, a pioneer of rock and roll, became famous for his distinctive, powerful voice, sophisticated music and dark emotional ballads. The combination of melodic the singer and complex musical arrangements allows us to compare his music with opera; musician even got a nickname "Caruso rock." Orbison managed to find a balance between the sprightly vocal style rockabilly singers, Johnny Cash and the depth of sexuality of Elvis Presley. Orbison takes 37th place in the list of "50 Greatest Artists of All Time magazine Rolling Stone" and 13th in the list of "20 of the 100 greatest singers of all time", composed in 2008.
CD1:
01. Oh, Pretty Woman
02. Twinkle Toes
03. Only The Lonely (Know How I Feel)
04. In Dreams
05. Blue Bayou
06. Mean Little Mama
07. Lana
08. Running Scared
09. Falling
10. Leah
11. Indian Wedding
12. Blue Angel
CD2:
01. Pretty One
02. Crying
03. Workin' For The Man
04. (No) I'll Never Get Over You
05. Claudete
06. Heartache
07. (Say) You're My Girl
08. Almost 18
09. Communication Breakdown
10. I'm Hurtin'
11. Crawling Back
12. Ride Away
CD3:
01. Walk On
02. (They Call You) Gigolette
03. Goodnight
04. God Love You
05. The Only One
06. You'll Never Be 16 Again
07. Go, Go, Go, (Down The Line)
08. After The Love Is Gone
09. A Love So Beautiful
10. You Fool You
11. Breakin' Up Is Breakin' My Heart
12. It's Over
http://www.fileserve.com/file/BBBbKrF
THE DOORS - LIVE IN VANCOUVER - 6//06/1970
The Doors – Live In Vancouver 1970 [2 CD]
The Doors rock the Great White North with this unreleased 1970 concert featuring a guest appearance by blues legend Albert King.
On 6 June 1970, The Doors played the Vancouver PNE Arena in Vancouver, BC, and as two onstage microphones captured the performance on a reel-to-reel tape recorder, the band churned out a mostly blues-soaked set, during which they were joined by guitar legend Albert King on four songs.
The show, which featured 17-minute versions of both Light My Life and The End, has been released as a two-CD package.
Disc 1
Start Of Show
Roadhouse Blues
Alabama Song
Back Door Man
Five To One
When The Music’s Over
Applose Jim Talk
Love Me Two Times
Applose Jim Talk
Little Red Rooster
Tuning
Money
Tuning
Rock Me
Tuning
Who Do You Love
Disc 2
Tuning
Petition The Lord With Prayer
Light My Fire
Tuning
The End
Thank You & Good Night
http://www.fileserve.com/file/ZCGZ5KR
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