January 14, 2012
THE ELVES - LIVE AT THE BEACON 1971
The Elves
Live at the Beacon 1971
(With Ronnie James Dio)
1.the scramblers
2.driftin
3.aqualung
4.36 year old lady
5.mountain venus
6.simple sister
7.the rape of andre lucia http://www.fileserve.com/file/YYHwHAK
ELECTRIC FLAG - A Long Time Comin' [1968]
Electric Flag - A Long Time Comin' [1968]
A Long Time Comin' is the first album by American rock band Electric Flag, released in 1968. The meat of the album is Soul along with Blues and Rock with a horn section. It is widely seen as an ambitious debut album by music critics.
Mike Bloomfield – guitar, vocals
Buddy Miles – drums, vocals
Barry Goldberg – keyboards
Harvey Brooks – bass
Nick Gravenites – vocals, guitar
Herbie Rich - organ, baritone saxophone, guitar, vocals
Michael Fonfara - Keyboards
Marcus Doubleday - trumpet
Peter Strazza - tenor saxophone
Stemsy Hunter - alto saxophone
Richie Havens - Percussion, Sitar
Sivuca - Guitar, Percussion
Paul Beaver - Keyboards, Moog Synthesizer
Leo Daruczek - Strings
Charles McCracken - Strings
Bobby Notkoff - Strings
Julius Held - Strings
Side one
"Killing Floor" (Chester Burnett, Howlin' Wolf) – 4:11
"Groovin' Is Easy" (Nick Gravenites) – 3:06
"Over-Lovin' You" (Mike Bloomfield, Barry Goldberg) – 2:12
"She Should Have Just" (Ron Polte) – 5:03
"Wine" (Traditional) – 3:15
Side two
"Texas" (Mike Bloomfield, Buddy Miles) – 4:49
"Sittin' in Circles" (Barry Goldberg) – 3:54
"You Don't Realize" (Mike Bloomfield) – 4:56
"Another Country" (Ron Polte) – 8:47
"Easy Rider" (Mike Bloomfield) – 0:53
CD bonus tracks
"Sunny" (Bobby Hebb) – 4:02
"Mystery" (Buddy Miles) – 2:56
"Look into My Eyes" (Harvey Brooks, Buddy Miles) – 3:07
"Going Down Slow" (James Oden) – 4:43
January 13, 2012
VARIOUS ARTISTS - Delta Swamp Rock
The fear, confronted with a two-CD set celebrating the music of the Deep South in the early 70s, is that most of it will be taken up with guitar solos. Delta Swamp Rock duly features a couple of tracks from Lynyrd Skynyrd and three from the Allman Brothers, but soloing, choogling, boogying and other bearded self-indulgences are banished across 25 songs of soul- and country-inflected rock. Joe South's version of Hush is a dancefloor belter; Cher's foghorn of a voice is oddly suited to Dr John's I Walk on Gilded Splinters; Bobbie Gentry's contributions are a delight. The Skynyrd choices seem a bit odd at first – one is sung by their original drummer, which is a bit like picking a Pete Best number to represent the Beatles on a compilation of British 60s rock – but by being songs rather than instrumental showcases they serve the set far better than, say, Freebird would have. Delta Swamp Rock expertly merges the familiar and the forgotten to wonderful effect.
DISC 1:
01. Lynyrd Skynyrd – The Seasons
02. Barefoot Jerry – Smokies
03. Joe South – Hush
04. Bobbie Gentry – Papa, Wont You Let Me Go to Town with You
05. Area Code 615 – Stone Fox Chase
06. Duane and Gregg Allman – God Rest his Soul
07. Cher – I Walk on Guilded Splinters
08. Cowboy – Please Be with Me
09. The Allman Brothers – Ain’t Wastin Time No More
10. Link Wray – Be What You Want To
11. Boz Scaggs – I’ll Be Long Gone
12. Lynyrd Skynyrd – Comin’ Home
13. Bobbie Gentry – Seasons Come, Seasons Go
DISC 2:
01. Leon Russell – Out in the Woods
02. Tony Joe White – Polk Salad Annie
03. Barefoot Jerry – Come to me Tonight
04. Duane and Gregg Allman – Morning Dew
05. Dan Penn – If Love Was Money
06. Linda Ronstadt – I Won’t Be Hangin Round
07. Waylon Jennings – Big D
08. Big Star – Thirteen
09. Bobbie Gentry – Mississippi Delta
10. Travis Wammack – I Forgot to Remember to Forget
11. Johnny Cash – If I Were A Carpenter
12. Billy Vera – I’m Leavin Here Tomorrow, Mama http://www.fileserve.com/file/7cMx5DB
NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALLSTARS / MISSISSIPPI FOLK MUSIC VOL. 1
NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALLSTARS
"MISSISSIPPI FOLK MUSIC VOL. 1"
2007
51:05
1. Ragged But Right (2:30)
2. Mean Old World (3:47)
3. Make Me Down A Pallet On Your Floor (4:40)
4. Hard Times (2:48)
5. Snakes In My Bushes (3:41)
6. Masters Of War (6:00)
7. 634-5789 (3:27)
8. Come Back Baby (2:20)
9. Out On The Road (3:08)
10. On A Monday (3:38)
11. Meet Me In The City (4:32)
12. ML (4:45)
13. Trouble, I've Had It All My Days (2:57)
14. Out On The Rolling Sea (2:45)
Luther Dickinson / Vocals, Guitar
Chris Chew / Bass, Vocals
Cody Dickinson / Guitar, Piano, Vocals, Drums
Jim Dickinson / Piano
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DICKEY BETTS - "THE COLLECTORS #1"
DICKEY BETTS & THE GREAT SOUTHERN
"THE COLLECTORS #1"
2002
1 Beyond the Pale 4:59
2 Georgia on a Fast Train 6:31
3 One Step Bebop #2 6:40
4 Tangled Up in Blue 8:06
5 Steady Rollin' Man 3:39
6 Change My Way of Livin' #2 13:40
7 The Preacher 6:09
8 Seven Turns #3 5:31
9 Willy and Po' Bob 5:31
Dickey Betts / Nylon Gut String Guitar, Steel String, Acoustic Slide
"Dangerous" Dan Toler / Steel String Acoustic Guitar
Matt Zeiner / Keyboars, Backing Vocals
Kris Jensen / Tenor Sax, Alto Sax, Flute
David Stolz / Bass
Frankie Lombardi / Percussion, Backing Vocals
Mark Greenberg / Drums, Percussion
Dave Liles / Guitar
Lenny Ski / Fiddle
T.C. Carr / Harp
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January 12, 2012
THE BEATLES - Yesterday And Today [45th Anniversary Deluxe Edition]
The Beatles – Yesterday And Today [45th Anniversary Deluxe Edition] (2011)
By the time the Capitol Records released Yesterday And Today, the Beatles were in hot water in America. The record was released just after John’s infamous interview in which he stated that the Beatles were “bigger than Jesus”, which angered Americans and provoked many bans on their music and public incinerations of memorabilia. But Yesterday And Today would take public dispproval to a whole new level, as the original cover featured the band in butcher’s smocks with baby doll parts and raw meat covering them. The record was pulled almost immediately – creating an instant collector’s item – and in the confusion that followed, several replacement covers were issued. Songs on the album were taken from the ‘leftovers’ of the British release Rubber Soul as well as the…
single/B-side “We Can Work It Out/Day Tripper”, and three songs which had not, at that point, been released in the UK: “I’m Only Sleeping”, “Doctor Robert”, and “And Your Bird Can Sing” (which all wound up on the UK version of Revolver).
Tracklist:
01. Drive My Car (Stereo) (02:28)
02. I’m Only Sleeping (Stereo) (03:04)
03. Nowhere Man (Stereo) (02:42)
04. Dr. Robert (Stereo) (02:17)
05. Yesterday (Stereo) (02:04)
06. Act Naturally (Stereo) (02:29)
07. And Your Bird Can Sing (Stereo) (02:03)
08. If I Needed Someone (Stereo) (02:22)
09. We Can Work It Out (Stereo) (02:16)
10. What Goes On? (Stereo) (02:47)
11. Day Tripper (Stereo) (02:50)
12. Drive My Car (Mono) (02:31)
13. I’m Only Sleeping (Mono) (03:02)
14. Nowhere Man (Mono) (02:43)
15. Dr. Robert (Mono) (02:17)
16. Yesterday (Mono) (02:07)
17. Act Naturally (Mono) (02:31)
18. And Your Bird Can Sing (Mono) (02:02)
19. If I Needed Someone (Mono) (02:23)
20. We Can Work It Out (Mono) (02:16)
21. What Goes On? (Mono) (02:47)
22. Day Tripper (Mono) (02:52)
23. I’m Only Sleeping (Rehearsal) (00:40)
24. I’m Only Sleeping (Take 1) (02:58)
25. Yesterday (Take 1) (02:33)
26. And Your Bird Can Sing (Take 2 plus overdubs) (02:14)
27. Day Tripper (Take 1) (02:06)
28. Day Tripper (Take 2) (00:20)
29. Day Tripper (Take 3) (03:49)
30. Day Tripper (Anthology Remix) (02:53)
31. We Can Work It Out (Anthology Remix) (02:12)
32. Tomorrow Never Knows (Mono Matrix 1) (02:59)
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VARIOUS ARTISTS - Matrix Tuesday Night Jam Sessions 8.4 & 10.21 1970, Matrix, SF, Ca.
Matrix Tuesday Night Jam Sessions - 1970/08/04. & 1970/10/21
Matrix Tuesday Night Jam Sessions
8.4 & 10.21 1970,
Matrix, SF, Ca.,
Disc One.
The Matrix, San Francisco, California, August 4th 1970.
Line up :
John Cipollina,
Carlos Santana,
Dino Valenti,
Jack Casady,
Jorma Kaukonen,
Nicky Hopkins.
1. Rock Me Baby
2. Stormy Weather
3. Sunshine Superman Jam
4. Santana Jam
Disc Two :
The Matrix, San Francisco, California, October 21st 1970.
Line up :
John Cipollina,
Jerry Garcia,
David Freiberg,
Papa John Creach,
Jack Casady,
Jorma Kaukonen,
Nicky Hopkins.
1. Jam 1
2. Jam 2
3. Jam 3
4. Jam 4
January 11, 2012
PHIL LESH AND FRIENDS - Bethel Woods Center For The Arts Bethel, NY - July 9, 2006
THIS SOUNDBOARD IS **FREE** THANKS TO PHIL & FRIENDS (WWW.PHILLESH.NET)
PHIL LESH AND FRIENDS
Bethel Woods Center For The Arts
Bethel, NY
July 9, 2006
DISC 1:
SET 1:
1) Tuning & Noodling
2) Shakedown Street>
3) Cumberland Blues
4) This Wheel's On Fire
5) Candyman
6) I Know You Rider
SET 2 with Trey Anastasio, no Greg Osby:
DISC 2:
1) Uncle John's Band>
2) Jam>
3) St. Stephen>
4) Mama Tried>
DISC 3:
1) Dark Star>
2) High Time
3) *Turn On Your Lovelight
4) E: Donor Rap/Intro
5) *He's Gone>
6) *Touch of Grey>
7) *Box of Rain
*with Greg Osby
Phil Lesh (bass, vocals)
Greg Osby (sax)
Joan Osborne (lead vocals)
John Molo (drums)
Rob Barraco (keys)
Barry Sless (pedal steel)
Larry Campbell (guitar, fiddle, mandolin)
Mixed and mastered by Wiz
CD covers can be found at www.phillesh.net
Big thanks to all the mirror sites!
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KING JOHNSON - LIVE '05
KING JOHNSON
''LIVE '05''
DEC 9, 2005
1 Cold Plate (Intro) 1:27
2 When 4:40
3 Limousine 6:11
4 Suits Me Fine 3:32
5 Got the Devil in Ya 4:48
6 Chicken/Good Fortune 7:31
7 19-20-21 5:12
8 Workin' Sux 3:27
9 Finest Flower 7:42
10 Wise to the Likes of Me 4:42
11 Ain't Next to You 3:17
12 Adultcontemporary Rootsrockbluesjazzfunk 4:28
13 Atlas 3:13
14 Cold Plate (Reprise) 2:29
KING JOHNSON - HOT FISH LAUNDRY MAT
KING JOHNSON
''HOT FISH LAUNDRY MAT''
MAR 1, 2003
1 Personal Things /King Johnson 5:00
2 Spirit /King Johnson 4:30
3 Atlas /King Johnson 3:17
4 Fine Line /King Johnson 3:48
5 Mile After Mile /King Johnson 4:12
6 Time Stands Still /King Johnson 4:22
7 Adultcontemporaryrootsrockbluesjazzfunk /King Johnson 4:18
8 One More Day /King Johnson 3:05
9 Flow /King Johnson 5:52
10 Goodbye /King Johnson 1:48
11 When /King Johnson 2:27
12 Stop and Start All Over Again /King Johnson 6:22
13 Ornot /King Johnson 3:25
Greg Baba /Drums, Shekere
Marcus James /Clarinet, Flute, Saxophone, Vocals
Chris Long /Bass, Vocals
Jeff Smith /Jaw Harp
Chris Uhler /Percussion
Oliver Wood /Guitar, Vocals
http://www.fileserve.com/file/xU9Fg5N
LOS LOBOS - HOY FARM PIGNIC, 8-31-1997
Los Lobos, Hog Farm Pignic, 8-31-1997
This was recorded at the annual Hog Farm Pignic. The Hog Farm is an organization considered to be America's longest running hippie commune. With beginnings as an actual collective hog farm in Tujunga, California, the group, founded in the 1960s by peace activist and clown Hugh Romney. Huge latter became known as Wavy Gravy a name he was given by B.B King at the Texas International Pop Festival, where the Hog Farm was responsible for security. The Hog Farm is perhaps best known for their involvement with the Woodstock Music Festival. While lodging on Manhattan's East Side from 1968–69, the Farm was approached by Woodstock Ventures with a proposal to participate in a planned music festival in upstate New York. Today, the Hog Farm is still in existence, with various locations including a headquarters in Berkeley, California, and a 200+ acre farm in Laytonville, California, known as Black Oak Ranch. The Annual Hog Farm Pignic is a annual music event held traditionally on Labor Day weekend at the ranch. I tried to make a cover that best fit the event.
Los Lobos
Hog Farm Pignic
Laytonville, CA
8-31-1997
Soundboard
01 Everybody Loves a Train
02 Colossal Head
03 Maricela
04 That Train Don't Stop Here
05 One Time, One Night
06 Wicked Rain
07 Down on the Riverbed
08 I Walk Alone
09 Dear Mr. Fantasy
10 Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio
11 Anselma
12 Kiko and the Lavender Moon
13 Let's Say Goodnight
14 Georgia Slop
15 Don't Worry Baby
16 Will the Wolf Survive?
17 Bertha
18 talk
UMPHREY'S MCGEE - PRESENTS: CLASS OF 2010
Umphrey's McGee
''Presents: Class of 2010 Umphrey's McGee Hall Of Fame, Disc One''
2011
1 - All In Time 19:52
2 - JaJunk 16:37
3 - Nothing Too Fancy 18:32
4 - 2x2 16:09
5 - Rocker 2 9:17 Disc Two''
1 - Bridgeless 14:01
2 - Conduit 12:02
3 - In The Kitchen 14:10
4 - Wappy Sprayberry 18:44 Disc Three''
1 - Bridgeless 5:13
2 - The Linear 12:11
3 - Utopian Fir 3:00
4 - Night Nurse 8:12
5 - Utopian Fir 8:51
6 - All In Time 7:54
7 - Girlfriend Is Better 12:05
Biography by Jesse Jarnow
A jam band coming out of the Midwest in the mid-'90s, Umphrey's McGee edged toward the Frank Zappa side of the improv rock scale, as opposed to the Grateful Dead/Allman Brothers Band direction espoused by many of their contemporaries, like the Big Wu. The members of Umphrey's McGee met at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, IN. The original four bandmembers (keyboardist Joel Cummins, guitarist Brendan Bayliss, bassist Ryan Stasik, and drummer Mike Mirro) had been playing in various campus bands when they got together in December 1997, naming themselves after a cousin of Bayliss. With the national jam band infrastructure already in place, the band quickly began disseminating their live shows and soon released their first album, Greatest Hits, Vol. 3. The fourth-generation jam band often included songs by Phish and moe. in their live sets, along with the usual selection of wacky covers.
The quartet won a large following in the South Bend area. As bandmembers graduated, the group instated a more and more rigorous rehearsal schedule. Half of the band had degrees in music, so emphasis was placed on constant precision. The band religiously studied tapes of their performances in order to improve them. While their record sales never reached high levels, they used live recordings to pave the way for gigs in parts of the country they'd never been to before. A story circulates of the band selling out shows in Colorado before their first trip there due to the distribution of live CDs. In 1999, the band released a live recording, titled Songs for Older Women, their first recording to feature percussionist Andy Farag. In 2000, the band became a sextet with the addition of guitarist Jake Cinninger, a former member of a fellow South Bend group Ali Babba's Tahini, which had broken up, and they made the move to the bustling metropolis of Chicago. From their new home base, the band went on two-week jaunts throughout the Midwest, occasionally hitting other markets and sharing the stage with a variety of musicians, including Dr. Didg (aka Graham Wiggins), the Chicago-based blues harmonica player Sugar Blue, Béla Fleck, Topaz, and many others.
On New Year's Eve 2000, Umphrey's McGee released their third album, another live disc, titled One Fat Sucka. Local Band Does O.K., their first studio album, came out in 2002. In 2003, they released their first DVD, Live from the Lake Coast, which had been filmed in July 2002. It marked the last appearance on an Umphrey's McGee recording by Mirro, who had left to go to medical school and was replaced on New Year's Eve 2002 by Kris Myers, who had a master's degree in jazz drumming. Local Band Does OKlahoma, their next live album, also was released in 2003. A second studio album, Anchor Drops, appeared in 2004 on fellow jam band the String Cheese Incident's SCI Fidelity label, and a second DVD, Wrapped Around Chicago: New Years at the Riv, was issued in 2005. In 2006, Umphrey's McGee released their third studio album, Safety in Numbers. The studio effort Bottom Half and the concert album Live at the Murat both followed in 2007. Mantis appeared early in 2009.
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