THE ROLLING STONES - Candlestick Park San Francisco, CA. - 10/18/1981

The Rolling Stones
1981-10-18
Candlestick Park
San Francisco, CA.
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
01. Take The A Train (introduction)
02. Under My Thumb
03. When The Whip Comes Down
04. Let's Spend The Night Together
05. Shattered
06. Neighbors
07. Black Limousine
08. Just My Imagination
09. Twenty Flight Rock
10. Let Me Go
11. Time Is On My Side
12. Beast Of Burden
13. Waiting On A Friend
14. Let It Bleed

CD 2:
01. You Can't Always Get What You Want
02. Little T & A
03. Tumbling Dice
04. Band Introductions
05. She's So Cold
06. All Down The Line
07. Hang Fire
08. Star Star
09. Miss You
10. Start Me Up
11. Honky Tonk Women
12. Brown Sugar
13. Jumping Jack Flash
14. Satisfaction

Files: 28. :: Size: 320.98 MB (mp3) | 915 MB (flac).
Total Time: 02:20:16 hour/s.

*** Rolling Stones American Tour 1981 ***

Personnel: Mick Jagger - lead vocals, guitar :: Keith Richards - guitar, backing vocals :: Ronnie Wood - guitar, backing vocals :: Bill Wyman - bass :: Charlie Watts - drums, percussion.

Additional musicians: Ian Stewart - piano :: Ian McLagan - keyboards :: Ernie Watts - saxophone.

Notes: What we have here on Something Old Something Blue is another very good to excellent soundboard. All of the instruments are nice and clear with the audience sounding distant. Mick plays MC keeping the show going at a brisk pace and having fun with the audience. He reminds the crowd that Candlestick Park was the site of the last Beatles concert, calling it useless trivia under his breath. The performance is very good building up to the finale with an astonishing string of classics. The encore “Satisfaction” comes from a mediocre sounding audience recording.
As good as this release is I’m not completely happy with it. Unlike Empress Valley’s Seattle Supersonic, Dog N Cat has used some mastering on the tape. It sounds more compressed and there is a slight metallic sound in the background more apparent in the quieter moments. Further there is slight radio interference in the mix at certain points. Probably security at the venue. Overall this is a nice release. The mastering job done on the tape isn’t enough to detract from the music, and certainly isn’t as bad as other releases I’ve listened to. (Info taken from collectors music reviews).

http://fp.io/164m48f6/

YES - At Yale - 07/24/1971

Yes - At Yale (1971)
A Yes recording with around 40 minutes, at The Yale Bowl, Yale University in New Haven, where they opened for Grand Funk Railroad.
It is a show from July 24, 1971, the last one from their first American tour and highly appraised by Yes fans.



Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: Soundboard

Track List:
1 Yours Is No Disgrace
2 I've Seen All Good People
3 Clap / Classical Gas
4 Perpetual Change

http://fp.io/de31ac14/

THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - The Cow Palace San Francisco, CA - 01/01/1974

The Allman Brothers Band
1974-01-01
The Cow Palace
San Francisco, CA
FM Broadcast
256 kbps
Artwork Included


01. Done Somebody Wrong (Incomplete)
02. One Way Out
03. Stormy Monday
04. Midnight Rider
05. Blue Sky
06. Come And Go Blues
07. Ramblin Man (Incomplete)
08. Tuning
09. Statesboro Blues
10. You Don't Love Me
11. Tuning and Announcements
12. Whipping Post
13. Fannie Mae
14. Hey Hey My My > Jam
15. Little Brown Bird

Missing: Wasted Words

Gregg Allman - lead vocals, organ, electric piano
Dickey Betts - lead guitar, slide guitar
Lamar Williams - bass
Chuck Leavell - piano
Butch Trucks - drums, percussion
Jai Johanson - drums
Guest: Elvin Bishop - vocals, guitar
Guest: John Lee Hooker - vocals, guitar
Guest: Charlie Daniels - fiddle
Guest: Steve Miller - guitar
Guest: Buddy Miles - drums

Following sets by the Charlie Daniels Band and The Marshall Tucker Band, The Allman Brothers Band take the stage. Understandably, this night never reaches the incredible heights of the previous night and is a far more relaxed affair in comparison. Still there are enjoyable moments and some interesting guests joining them onstage.

The recording misses the first song, "Wasted Words" and begins in progress with "Done Somebody Wrong," here played in a very laid back manner. Although marred by significant fiddling with the mix, a dedication is next made to the fallen brothers, Duane Allman and Berry Oakley, before they begin the classic "One Way Out." A nice slow blues arrangement of T-Bone Walker's "Stormy Monday" follows, which begins with an unusual piano/guitar sequence not commonly played by the band. "Midnight Rider" is up next, played here at an unusually slow pace. The same applies to "Blue Sky," though the slower pace lends itself to a lovely piano solo from Leavell. In addition, it's nice to hear Gregg and Dickey singing together. The band's enthusiasm level increases on "Come and Go Blues," which features another memorable piano solo from Leavell. Their hit single, "Ramblin' Man" is next, followed by "Statesboro Bues," but the band really begins to hit their stride with "You Don't Love Me," pursuing more adventurous jamming endeavors.

The fun really begins when the band invites Elvin Bishop on stage and they begin to play unfamiliar music. They begin with "Fannie Mae," now with Bishop on lead vocals and guitar. Nothing outstanding, but a fun little romp to get the band heading in another direction.

At this point, bluesman John Lee Hooker joins everyone and begins one of his signature boogies, "Hey Hey My My." Around the six-minute mark some interesting slide solos develop between Bishop and Betts. A minute or so later Steve Miller adds another guitar to the proceedings and Buddy Miles takes over one of the drum kits. Once all these musicians get comfortable, the jam begins to take off. Gregg takes a fine organ solo followed by several minutes of guitar interplay. Around 16:30 into this jam, Betts begins playing a Duane-like solo and Elvin Bishop follows in unison. This sequence is reminiscent of vintage Allman Brothers with the twin leads soaring. This transitions into a dreamy section, recalling the spacier sections on live versions of "Whipping Post," before they veer off into another hot jam with everyone trading solos. After 24 minutes, they finally wind it down following one last burst of organ creativity from Gregg.

Last, but not least, they invite Charlie Daniels to the stage, who adds fiddle to the mix for Elvin's "Little Brown Bird." This jam stays relatively tame, but does include a nice solo from Daniels and gets cooking toward the end.

Though subdued in comparison to the previous night's New Years Eve festivities, this is an enjoyable evening highlighted by some unusual, exciting combinations of musicians                                                             http://fp.io/f78ea73a/

DELANEY AND BONNIE AND FRIENDS with Duane & Greg Allman 1971-07-22 A & R Studios New York, NY

Delaney & Bonnie & Friends
with Duane & Greg Allman
1971-07-22
A & R Studios
New York, NY
FM Broadcast
320 kbps


01. Annoucer
02. Come On In My Kitchen *
03. Talk 1
04. Goin'Down The Road Feeling Bad *
05. Talk 2
06. Poor Elijah *
07. The Ghetto *
08. Annoucer Introduces Musicians
09. Livin'On The Open Road
10. Better Relations >
11. My Man
12. Talk 3
13. Don't Want Me Around
14. Talk & Tuning
15. Only You Know & I Know

*acoustic

Featuring:
Bonnie Bramlett
Delaney Bramlett
Duane Allman
Greg Allman
King Curtis
Kenny Gradney - bass
Sam Clayton - Conga
Joe Johansen - guitar
Chuck Morgan - drums
Daryl Leonard - tumpet
Larry Britt? - Trombone
Jerry Jummonville - Saxaphone
Gordon De Witty - piano, organ
http://fp.io/a6c63977/

DELTA MOON - LIVE AT SMITH'S OLD BAR - RECORDED ON AUGUST 27 2005 (BOOTLEG)

DELTA MOON
''LIVE AT SMITH'S OLD BAR''
RECORDED ON AUGUST 27 2005 (BOOTLEG)
69:50

01 - You Don't Have to Go/4:52
02 - Edna Mae/4:01
03 - Officer/4:46
04 - Can't Let Go/4:04
05 - I'm Cryin/4:14
06 - Blue Highway/4:41
07 - Goin Down South/5:58
08 - Somebody Been Usin That Thing/3:53
09 - Let Tomorrow Be/4:24
10 - Shine the Light/5:23
11 - Shakem On Down/7:09
12 - Like My Lover Can/4:29
13 - Must Be Lonely/4:03
14 - Meantown/7:19

DELTA MOON
“Tom Gray and partner in crime Mark Johnson continue to show why they may be the best guitar tandem around.” – Chris Martin, The Examiner.

With the release of their seventh album Black Cat Oil in 2012, Delta Moon expands upon the sound that has sold thousands of records and allowed them to play for thousands of fans worldwide over the past several years. And with a live show second-to-none, the dual slide guitars of Delta Moon carry the listener deep into the heart of the American South, where sinuous Mississippi blues meets the gritty backwoods twang of Appalachia and winds around a rock-steady beat like kudzu on a barbwire fence. Net Rhythms calls it “Music as it should be – raw and honest.” We call it Blues-Infused American Roots.

Delta Moon’s music is a strong mix of personalities and sounds. A chance meeting in an Atlanta, GA music store brought the two founders, Tom Gray and Mark Johnson, together. Tom tried to sell Mark a Dobro out of the back of his van. Tom remembers the girl with Mark whispering, “Let’s get out of here.” Mark didn’t buy the guitar, but the two exchanged phone numbers and soon were playing together regularly in coffee shops and barbecue joints around Atlanta. Mark came up with the name Delta Moon after a pilgrimage to Muddy Waters’ cabin near Clarksdale, Mississippi.

After adding a rock-solid rhythm section, Delta Moon started playing nightclubs and festivals around South, quickly gathering a wall-full of local “best” awards, including winning the International Blues Challenge in Memphis in 2003. With much attention from the IBC Award, Delta Moon widened its travels to include the US, Canada, and Europe. In 2007 bassist Franher Joseph joined Delta Moon followed later by drummer Marlon Patton, completing the line up that remains today. The band’s work ethic of constant recording and touring continues into 2012 and beyond with tours scheduled for Germany, Italy, U.K., Benelux, Scandinavia, Canada, U.S. and more.

More about Tom Gray - The American Roots Music Association named Tom Gray 2008 Blues Songwriter of the Year. His songs have been recorded by Cyndi Lauper (including the hit “Money Changes Everything”), Manfred Mann, Carlene Carter, Bonnie Bramlett and many others. Tom was born in Washington D.C. and grew up in Virginia and Georgia, but home was always the family farm in the North Carolina mountains. In the 1980s he led a rock group, The Brains, that recorded two albums on Mercury Records. Originally a keyboard player, Tom picked up his first lap steel guitar in the late 1980s and hasn’t put it down yet.

More about Mark Johnson - While not born in the South, Mark Johnson did grow up in a trailer park in Ravenna, Ohio. His uncle owned a record store, and there was always music in the Johnson home.  Mark played guitar in bands all through high school. In the early 1990s he moved to Atlanta, where he formed a band called the Rude Northerners. About that time he abandoned standard tuning and became obsessed with bottleneck slide.                    

http://fp.io/385134ca/

GOV'T MULE - San Francisco, CA The Fillmore - 08/30/1997

Gov't Mule
8/30/97
San Francisco, CA
The Fillmore

Source: SBD -> DAT
Transfer: DAT (clone) -> CTD8000 DDS -> DATDECK (software) -> Rezound (resampled 48 to 44.1 & fades) -> wavbreaker (cut tracks on sector boundaries) -> flac level 8
Transfer by: plinej@sbcglobal.net

Disc 1:
01. John The Revelator *>
02. Thelonius Beck >
03. Game Face
04. Don't Step On The Grass, Sam
05. Temporary Saint >
06. Thorazine Shuffle
07. Birth Of The Mule

Disc 2:
01. Dolphineus > Painted Silver Light
02. I Shall Return
03. Pygmy Twylyte >
04. Blind Man In The Dark
05. Mother Earth
06. Left Coast Groovies >
07. Drums >
08. Left Coast Groovies
09. She Said, She Said >
10. Tomorrow Never Knows jam >
11. Mule > I've Been Working > Mule

Disc 3:
Encore:
01. I Shall Be Released **
02. Midnight Rider ***+
03. Done Somebody Wrong ***+
04. Crossroads ***+
05. Goin' Out West ****
06. Young Man Blues > Good Morning Little School Girl > Young Man Blues

Setlist Notes:
* Allen on mandolin
** Bob Sheehan on bass from Blues Traveler and Allen on mandolin
*** Gregg Allman on guitar and vocals
**** David Schools on the bass from Widespread Panic and Allen on guitar
+ 1st time played

mp3...   http://fp.io/42874ac3/    flac...   http://fp.io/11b1952f/

ELTON JOHN with LEON RUSSELL - Electric Proms The Roundhouse London, England - 10/28/2010

Elton John
with Leon Russell
2010-10-28
Electric Proms
The Roundhouse
London, England
Webcast Recording
320 kbps


01. Introduction
02. Burn Down The Mission
03. Levon
04. Tiny Dancer
05. Ballad Of A Well Known Gun
06. I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues (with Plan B)
07. Banter
08. Delta Lady *
09. A Song for You *
10. Masqureade (with Rumer) *
11. If It Wasn't For Bad **
12. Eight Hundred Dollar Shoes **
13. Hey Ahab **
14. Gone To Shiloh **
15. Jimmy Rodger's Dream **
16. There's No Tomorrow **
17. Monkey Suit **
18. Banter **
19. The Best Of The Day **
20. A Dream Comes True **
21. I Should Have Sent Roses **
22. When Love Is Dying **
23. Hearts Turned To Stone **
24. Never Too Old (To Hold Somebody) **
25. In The Hands Of Angels **
26. Tightrope *
27. Prince Of Peace > Out Of The Woods *
28. Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms > Stranger In A Strange Land *
29. Banter
30. Your Song
31. Take Me To The Pilot
32. Sad Songs Say So Much
33. The Bitch Is Back
34. Banter
35. Hey Ahab

* = Leon Russell
** = Elton John & Leon Russell
http://fp.io/484cb2d7/

THE ROLLING STONES - Mgm Grand Las Vegas Nevada - May 11, 2013

Rolling Stones -  Las Vegas, Nv, 2013-05-11
Mgm Grand
Las Vegas
Nevada
May 11, 2013  


Very Good Audience Recording
(Youtube Remaster)



 Get Off Of My Cloud
 It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)
 Paint It Black
 Gimme Shelter
 You Got Me Rocking
 Beast Of Burden
 (with Katy Perry)
 Emotional Rescue
 All Down The Line
 Doom And Gloom
 One More Shot
 Honky Tonk Women
 (followed By Band Introductions)
 Before They Make Me Run
 (Keith Richards On Lead Vocals)
 Happy
 (Keith Richards On Lead Vocals)
 Midnight Rambler
 (with Mick Taylor)
 Miss You
 Start Me Up
 Tumbling Dice
 Brown Sugar
 Sympathy For The Devil
       
Encore:
You Can't Always Get What You Want
(with The Green Valley High School Madrigal Singers)
Jumpin' Jack Flash
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
(with Mick Taylor)

http://fp.io/b76589c9/

THE ROLLING STONES - BBC Radio Archive Session London UK - 08/20/1965

Rolling Stones
1965-08-20
BBC Radio Archive Session
London UK
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Mercy, Mercy
02. Cry To Me
03. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
04. Fanny Mae
05. The Spider And The Fly
06. Oh Baby ( We Got A Good Thing Going )

Bonus Tracks
1965-03-01
BBC Radio
FM Broadcast (on March 6)

07. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
08. Down The Road Apiece
09. The Last Time


20th August 1965: UK radio (BBC) 'Saturday Club' (Broadcast 18th September)

The Rolling Stones had pretty much out-grown doing BBC radio shows, so on 20th August 1965 they taped their final 7 songs which were to be broadcast over two shows in the coming weeks.
‘Oh Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin’)’ is a storming version that puts the Decca version to shame,
Buster Brown’s ‘Fannie Mae’ is a fine rhythm ‘n’ blues performance of a song they never officially recorded.
20th August: UK radio (BBC) 'Yeh! Yeh!', London. Host: Tony Hall.
                   - Mercy Mercy (Don Covay/Ron Miller)
                   - Oh Baby (Barbara Lynn Ozen)
                   - Satisfaction (MJ/KR)
                   - The Spider And The Fly (MJ/KR)
                   Note: Broadcast on the 30th August.

20th August: UK radio (BBC) 'Saturday Club', London. Host: Brian Matthew.
                   - Satisfaction (MJ/KR) -same as in 650820B
                   - The Spider And The Fly (MJ/KR) -same as in 650820B
                   - Oh Baby (Barbara Lynn Ozen) -same as in 650820B
                   - Cry To Me (Bert Russell)
                   - Fanny Mae (Buster Brown/Robinson or Waymon Glasco)
                   - interview with MJ
                   Note: Broadcast on the 18th September.
http://fp.io/fcee57am/

THE BEATLES Get Back - Glyn Johns 1st (original) version (Dr. Ebbetts release)

THE BEATLES
Get Back - Glyn Johns 1st (original) version
(Dr. Ebbetts release)

The acetate of the original 1st version of the unreleased album

1. One After 909
2. Rocker
3. Save The Last Dance For Me
4. Don't Let Me Down
5. Dig A Pony
6. I've Got A Feeling
7. Get Back
8. For You Blue
9. Teddy Boy
10. Two Of Us
11. Maggie Mae
12. Dig It
13. Let It Be
14. The Long And Winding Road
15. Get Back (Reprise)
Bonus tracks: From Glyn Johns 2nd (final) version of Get Back Album (Taken from Dr.Ebbetts release)
16. I Me Mine
17. Across The Universe

http://fp.io/94438d7b/

THE BEATLES - Untouched: Revision A

THE BEATLES
Untouched: Revision A

Upgraded source of Glyn Johns' early mix acetate which contains the session performed in January 1969
The Pet Sounds Production

CD 1 - de-clicked, phase-corrected and speed-corrected:
1. Get Back - false start
2. Get Back
3. I've Got A Feeling - fragment
4. Help! - fragment
5. Teddy Boy
6. Two Of Us - fragment
7. Two Of Us - false start
8. Dig A Pony
9. I've Got A Feeling (1-23 take)
10. The Long And Winding Road
11. Let It Be
12. Don't Let Me Down
13. For You Blue - with two false starts
14. Get Back
15. The Walk
Bonus tracks: From Glyn Johns' March 13 'Oldies' Acetate
16. Rip it Up/Shake Rattle & Roll
17. Blue Suede Shoes
18. Dig It (full length 8:25)
19. You Really Got a Hold on Me
20. I've Got a Feeling (different take, 1-27)
21. Miss Ann/Kansas City/Lawdy Miss Clawdy
22. Let It Be (1-31-69 take, no overdubs)

http://fp.io/ed7e1m25/

LOTUS - 2013 SELECTIONS

2013 Live Selections

Disc One:

1. What Did I Do Wrong - Mill City Nights - Minneapolis, MN 2.9.2013

2. Spiritualize - The Newport - Columbus, OH 2.2.2013

3. Behind Midwest Storefronts - Terminal West - Atlanta, GA 3.1.2013

4. Neon Tubes - Park City Live - Park City, UT 4.1.2013

5. Middle Road - The National - Richmond, VA 3.15.2013

6. Kesey Seed - Boulder Theater - Boulder, CO 4.5.2013

7. Age of Inexperience - Barrymore Theater - Madison, WI 2.8.2013

8. 128 - The National - Richmond, VA 3.15.2013



Disc Two

1. Let Me In - Higher Ground - Burlington, VT 1.24.2013

2. Break Build Burn - Terminal West - Atlanta, GA 3.2.3013  (With Wenzl McGowen and Mike Wilbur from Moon Hooch on tenor saxaphones.

3. Spaghetti >

4. Zelda >

5. Jump Off - Boulder Theater - Boulder, CO 4.4.2013

6. Cannon in the Heavens - El Rey Los Angeles 3.23.2013 (With Chris Vos from the Record Company on vocals and harmonica)

7. Gilded Age - Barrymore Theater - Madison, WI 2.8.2013

8. Expired Slang >

9. Tip of the Tongue Boulder Theater - Boulder, CO 4.6.2013

10. Cloud 9 - Crescent Ballroom - Phoenix, AZ 3.20.2013

DISC ONE
SET ONE
What Did I Do Wrong
(5:53)
Spiritualize
(12:30)
Behind Midwest Storefronts
(5:48)
Neon Tubes
(7:41)
Middle Road
(10:35)
Kesey Seed
(7:32)
Age of Inexperience
(9:55)
128
(11:18)
DISC TWO
Let Me In
(4:10)
Break Build Burn
(5:48)
Spaghetti
(6:49)
Zelda
(5:34)
Jump Off
(11:21)
Cannon in the Heavens
(5:43)
Gilded Age
(5:29)
Expired Slang
(6:33)
Tip of the Tongue
(10:27)
Cloud 9
(4:10)

http://fp.io/9a452527/

THE ROLLING STONES - Candlestick Park San Francisco, CA - 10/17/1981

Rolling Stones
1981-10-17
Candlestick Park
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps


01. Take The A Train (intro)              
02. Under My Thumb
03. When The Whip Comes Down
04. Let’s Spend The Night Together
05. Shattered
06. Neighbours
07. Black Limousine
08. Just My Imagination
09. Twenty Flight Rock
10. Let Me Go
11. Time Is On My Side
12. Beast Of Burden
13. Waiting On A Friend
14, Let It Bleed
15. You Can’t Always Get What You Want
16. Little T & A
17. Tumbling Dice
18. She’s So Cold
19. All Down The Line
20. Band introduction
21, Hang Fire
21. Star Star
23. Miss You
24. Start Me Up
25. Honky Tonk Women
26. Brown Sugar
27. Jumping Jack Flash
28. Satisfaction

Note: With special guests The Tower Of Power (horns) on Satisfaction.
http://fp.io/d94cmb25/

Warren Haynes and Gov't Mule MerleFest Wilkes Community College North Wilkesboro, North Carolina - April 26, 2013

Warren Haynes and Gov't Mule
MerleFest
Wilkes Community College
North Wilkesboro, North Carolina
April 26, 2013 – Friday

Aiwa TX481 FM > Zoom H1 [16/48]
Mastered in WaveLab 6.0 with iZotope Ozone 4.0 dithered to [16/44.1]

Watson Stage 9:45 pm

Warren Haynes - Guitar
Matt Abts - Drums
Danny Louis - Keyboards
Jorgen Carlsson – Bass

Guests:
Horns from Preservation Hall Jazz Band %
Sam Bush – Electric Mandolin #

1.Introduction
2.It Takes More Than A Hammer And Nails To Make A Home
3.Patchwork Quilt
4.Banks Of The Deep End
5.Get Behind The Mule
6.Need You Love So Bad
7.Devil Takes It Slow %
8.Loser #
9.Warren remembers George Jones
10.Fallen Down %
11.Railroad Boy
Encore:
12.Soulshine %

http://fp.io/df84m9m6/

THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Woodstock 1994 Saugerties, New York - 08/14/1994

Allman Brothers Band
1994-08-14
Woodstock 1994
Saugerties, New York
Soundboard


01. Statesboro Blues
02. Blue Sky
03. The Same Thing
04. Soulshine
05. Midnight Rider
06. Jessica
07. No One To Run With
08. Back Where It All Begins
09. One Way Out
10. Whipping Post                                                                                                                            http://fp.io/1f65cm57/

THE GRATEFUL DEAD - Winterland Arena, San Francisco, CA - 03/18/1967

Grateful Dead
Winterland Arena, San Francisco, CA
3/18/67


 1.  /Me And My Uncle
 2.  Next Time You See Me
 3.  He Was A Friend Of Mine
 4.  Smokestack Lightnin'
 5.  Morning Dew
 6.  It Hurts Me Too
 7.  /Beat It On Down The Line
 8.  Jerry "We're only doing this to kill time, folks"
 9.  Dancin' In The Streets
10. //Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion
11. Cream Puff War
12. The Same Thing
13. Cold Rain And Snow
14. Viola Lee Blues
15. Death Don't Have No Mercy//

Notes:
Source: SBD
Genealogy: MR > ? > CD  > EAC > Cool Edit 96 (Resampled to correct pitch)
> SHN > CD
Resampling, Extraction and SHN encoding by A.J. Fink
The Same Thing and Viola Lee Blues cut @ 13:34 to 13:37
patched in from higher gen source by A.J. Fink
Grateful Dead opened for Chuck Berry

http://fp.io/6ecc7586/

WIDESPREAD PANIC - Liberty Hall Lawrence, KS - July 17, 1994

Widespread Panic
Liberty Hall
Lawrence, KS
July 17, 1994

Source: SBD > DAT @ 48.0khz
Transfer: Tascam DA-45HR > Audiophile 24/96 USB > Cool Edit 2000 > CDwave > FLAC(level 6)

Resampled(48>44.1) and Fades added in Cool Edit
Tracked in CDWave

Converted and edited by D.P. Swint
Seeded by Patrick Wood

Disc 1
01. A of D >
02. Junior >
03. Better Off
04. Pigeons
05. Little Kin
06. Walkin'
07. Heroes
 
Disc 2
01. Hatfield >
02. Driving Song >
03. Pleas >
04. Dring Song >
05. Jam >
06. Chilly Water >
07. Drums >
08. Chilly Water
09. Pilgrims
10. C. Brown >
11. Proving Ground

Encore
12. Pickin' Up The Pieces >
13. Flat Foot Flewzy

['Entering a Black Hole Backwards' teases during 'Jam', 'Linus and Lucy' tease by Jojo during 'C. Brown' ]

Notes:
Dropout in intro and slight static in beginning of A of D

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THE ROLLING STONES - Ellis Park Stadium Johannesburg, South Africa - 02/25/1995

Rolling Stones
1995-02-25
Ellis Park Stadium
Johannesburg, South Africa
Soundboard Recording
320kbps


CD 1:
01. Intro
02. Not Fade Away
03. Tumbling Dice
04. It's All Over Now
05. Live With Me
06. Rocks Off
07. Sparks Will Fly
08. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
09. Out Of Tears
10. Angie
11. Midnight Rambler
12. I Go Wild

CD 2:
01. Miss you
02. Band Introductions
03. Honky Tonk Women
04. Happy
05. Slipping Away
06. Sympathy For The Devil
07. Monkey Man
08. Street Fighting Man
09. Start Me Up
10. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
11. Brown Sugar
12. Jumping Jack Flash

 http://fp.io/6b61be3c/

THE ROLLING STONES - Brendan Byrne Arena Meadowlands Sports Complex East Rutherford, NJ - 11/05/1981

Rolling Stones
1981-11-05
Brendan Byrne Arena
Meadowlands Sports Complex
East Rutherford, NJ
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps


CD 1:
01. Take The A Train
02. Under My Thumb
03. When The Whip Comes Down
04. Let's Spend The Night Together
05. Shattered
06. Neighbors
07. Black Limousine
08. Just My Imagination
09. Down The Road Apiece
10. Going To A Go Go
11. Let Me Go
12. Time Is On My Side
13. Beast Of Burden
14. Waiting On A Friend
15. Let It Bleed


CD 2:
01. You Can't Always Get What You Want
02. Band Introductions
03. Little T & A
04. Tumbling Dice
05. She's So Cold
06. All Down The Line
07. Hang Fire
08. Miss You
09. Start Me Up
10. Honky Tonk Women (with Tina Turner on vocals)
11. Brown Sugar
12. Jumpin' Jack Flash
13. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
14. Star Spangled Banner

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ERIC CLAPTON - Budokan Hall Tokyo, Japan - 09/25/2009

Eric Clapton
2009-02-25
Budokan Hall
Tokyo, Japan
Soundboard Recording


CD 1:
01. Tell The Truth
02. Key To The Highway
03. Hoochie Coochie Man
04. I Shot The Sheriff
05. Isn’t It A Pity
06. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
07. Drifitn’
08. Travelin’ Alright
09. That’s Alright
10. Motherless Child
11. Running On Faith

CD 2:
01. Motherless Children
02. Little Queen Of Spades
03. Everything’s Gonna Be Alright
04. Wonderful Tonight
05. Layla
06. Cocaine
07. Crossroads

Lineup:
Eric Clapton: guitar, vocals
Doyle Bramhall: guitar
Chris Stainton: keyboards
Willie Weeks: bass
Abe Laboriel Jr: drums
Michelle John: backing vocals
Sharon White: backing vocals

Of the Eric Clapton Japan 2009 shows that are currently available for sharing, this is probably the only date that originates from a soundboard. This show was broadcast on Japanese satellite TV and a word of thanks to Japrainbow for extracting the tracks and sharing them on the internet. As one happy fan noted: “This will be together with the two DVDs an absolute highlight in my Clapton collection.” [The show was also shared as two DVDs on the internet.]

The setlist for this night is almost the same as that of the first night in Tokyo (February 15) with the exception of Everything’s Gonna Be Alright, which replaces Before You Accuse Me. While the feisty I Shot The Sheriff continues to be a crowd favourite, fans will certainly enjoy Clapton’s buoyant playing on Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad. What seems to be missing is Carlos Santana, who probably would have egged Clapton on and rocket the track to the stratosphere. While the audience recording of the earlier show was already very good, fans will no doubt enjoy a show that is broadcast quality.

The following was posted at the Clapton fansite, whereseric.com: “Adult contemporary radio favorite Wonderful Tonight is still in the set list to the chagrin of the Japanese fans. However, the excellent versions of I Shot The Sheriff and Little Queen Of Spades more than made up for it according to early reports! Another fan has checked in and said that their personal highlights also included EC’s solo acoustic number, Driftin’, Travelin’ Alone, Isn’t It A Pity, Motherless Child and the ending songs of Layla and Cocaine. They also reported that EC’s solos were excellent throughout the show.

“Since EC has been back at the Budokan, Layla has been plugged back in (the “unplugged” acoustic version was played at the two concerts with Jeff Beck last weekend). There were slight modifications to this evening’s set list - Isn’t It A Pity is back and Everything’s Gonna Be Alright made its first appearance since night one of the tour in Osaka.”

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