September 1, 2014
HENRY COW - Paris, France – France Musique Radio Broadcast November 10, 1976
Paris, France – France Musique Radio Broadcast
November 10, 1976
FRED FRITH: guitar, violin, xilofono, voce, piano
CHRIS CUTLER: drums
TIM HODGKINSON: organ, clarinet, alto sax
LINDSAY COOPER: flute, bassoon, oboe
GEORGIE BORN: electric bass, cello
DAGMAR KRAUSE: voice, piano
01) Radio Intro > Erk Gah > Terrible as an Army with Banners > Improv (38:35)
02) Improv > Living in the Heart of the Beast (11:14)
03) Living in the Heart of the Beast (3:58)
Bonus
04) Interview (w/Fred Frith,Tim Hodgkinson & Linsay Cooper) (6:51)
60' 40"
http://fp.io/f1139c3f/
HOT TUNA - SPLASHDOWN
02 - I Am The Light.mp3
03 - Embryonic Journey Police Dog Blues.mp3
04 - Splash Down.mp3
05 - Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning.mp3
06 - I Know You Rider.mp3
07 - Keep On Truckin.mp3
08 - Candyman.mp3 http://fp.io/5ee558mc/
B.B. KING & PHISH - EAST RUTHERFORD NJ. - 2/24/2003
Blues legend B.B. King joined jam-band juggernaut Phish on stage (Feb. 24) at the Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford, N.J. About 45 minutes into the concert, King was introduced and handed his trademark guitar, Lucille, and the group tentatively eased into a 23-minute version of Memphis Slim's "Everyday (I Have the Blues)." That was followed by blistering 12-minute workouts of King's own "The Thrill Is Gone" and "Rock Me Baby," which both found Phish lead guitarist Trey Anastasio and King trading licks and solos. The set ended with an embrace between Anastasio and King, who walked off the stage to a standing ovation. Phish later returned to the stage for a second set and encore, completing an almost three-hour performance. The group is in the midst of its February arena tour, its first since returning from a two-year performing and recording hiatus. Phish plays Philadelphia's First Union Spectrum tonight. - Billboard
01. Every Day (I Have The Blues)
02. The Thrill Is Gone
03. Rock Me Baby http://fp.io/a67cm9e9/
PHISH - Dick's Sporting Goods Park Commerce, CO - 08/31/2014
August 31, 2014
Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Commerce, CO
Set 1
The Curtain With
Wombat
Kill Devil Falls
Bouncing Around the Room
Poor Heart
A Song I Heard The Ocean Sing
Lawn Boy
Wolfman's Brother
Waiting All Night
Winterqueen
Funky ****
Tube
Possum
Set 2
Chalk Dust Torture
Twist
The Wedge
Tweezer
Sand
Piper
Joy
Mike's Song
Sneakin' Sally thru the Alley
Weekapaug Groove
Encore
Loving Cup
Tweezer Reprise
http://fp.io/dcc826b3/
August 31, 2014
NEIL YOUNG and Crazy Horse - Barclaycard British Summer Time Hyde Park London, England - 07/12/2014
Barclaycard British Summer Time
Hyde Park
London, England
07/12/2014
01 crowd/tuning
02 Love And Only Love
03 Goin' Home
04 Days That Used To Be
05 After The Gold Rush
06 Love To Burn
07 Separate Ways
08 Only Love Can Break Your Heart
09 Blowin' In The Wind
10 Heart Of Gold
11 Barstool Blues
12 Psychedelic Pill
13 Cinnamon Girl
14 Rockin' In The Free World
15 encore break
16 Who's Gonna Stand Up And Save The Earth?
17 encore break
18 Down By The River
Neil Young - vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, harmonica
Frank Sampedro - electric guitar, keyboard, vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals
Rick Rosas - bass
Dorene Carter - backing vocals
YaDonna West - backing vocals
http://fp.io/79md2a1d/
NEIL YOUNG & Crazy Horse - Bergenhus Festning - Koengen, Bergen, Norway Bergen Calling - 08/01/2014
2014-08-01
Bergenhus Festning - Koengen, Bergen, Norway
Bergen Calling 2014
01. Pre-show ambience (rain!) (2:00)
02. Be The Rain (10:38)
03. Powderfinger (7:29)
04. Standing In The Light Of Love (6:41)
05. Days That Used To Be (5:32)
06. Living With War (6:13)
07. Love To Burn (20:10)
08. Name Of Love (5:13)
09. Blowin' In The Wind (4:47)
10. Heart Of Gold (4:06)
11. Barstool Blues (4:10) >
12. Tonight's The Night (12:57) >
13. Rockin' In The Free World (14:55)
14. encore break (3:30)
15. Who's Gonna Stand Up And Save The Earth? (9:17)
Tour: 2014 World Tour with Crazy Horse
Band: Crazy Horse, Line Up 9
Neil Young - vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, harmonica
Frank Sampedro - electric guitar, keyboards, vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals
Rick Rosas - bass
Dorene Carter - vocals
YaDonna West - vocals http://fp.io/148f22fc/
STS9 - Landmark Theatre, Syracuse, NY - 04/18/2013
STS9
2013-04-18
Landmark Theatre, Syracuse, NY
Set I:
Intro
March
One A Day
Move My Peeps
New Soma
Metameme
Rabble
Moon Socket
Bigs
Set II:
Simulator
Shock Doctrine
Arigato
Kaya
T.W.E.L.V.E
Vibyl
Grow
Breathe In
Encore:
Galactic Earth Zoom
Wika Chikana, Baraka
http://fp.io/3de9ef78/
PHISH - Dick's Sporting Goods Park Commerce City, CO - 08/30/2014
Aug. 30, 2014
Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Commerce City, CO
SET ONE
Free
The Moma Dance
Halley's Comet
Stealing Time From The Faulty Plan
555
Rift
Sample In A Jar
Devotion To A Dream
Yarmouth Road
Sparkle
Wingsuit
David Bowie
Cavern
SET TWO
Down With Disease >
What's The Use?
Carini >
Light >
Fuego >
Slave To The Traffic Light
Meatstick
Bold As Love
ENCORE
The Horse
Silent In The Morning
In A Hole
Fluffhead
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YES - Radio City Music Hall New York City, NY - July 9, 2014
July 9, 2014
Radio City Music Hall
New York City, NY
01 Benjamin Britten's Young Persons Guide To The Orchestra
02 Siberian Khatru
03 And You and I
04 Close to the Edge
05 talking
06 Believe Again
07 Fragile album intro
08 Roundabout
09 Cans and Brahms
10 We Have Heaven
11 South Side of the Sky
12 Five Per Cent for Nothing
13 Long Distance Runaround
14 The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)
15 Mood for a Day
16 Heart of the Sunrise
17 I've Seen All Good People
18 - encore break -
19 Owner of a Lonely Heart
20 band introductions
21 Starship Trooper
Chris Squire - bass, vocals
Steve Howe - guitar, vocals
Alan White - drums
Jon Davison - vocals, percussion, guitar
Geoff Downes - keyboards, cowbell http://fp.io/26151dm1/
August 30, 2014
PHISH - DICK'S SPORTING GOODS PARK COMMERCE CITY, CO - 08/29/2014
Dicks night 1 8-29-14
Set 1
Llama 4:11
Undermind 6:46
Stash 10:53
Halfway To The Moon 7:18
I Didn't Know 4:07
Nellie Kane 2:49
Guyute 10:53
The Line 6:25
Ocelot 9:20
No Quarter 7:49
Ha Ha Ha 2:11
Suzy Greenberg 7:11
Set 2
46 Days 10:07
Back on the Train 6:27
Simple 21:50
Ghost 12:43
Backwards Down the Number Line 7:52
Harry Hood 12:01
Wading in the Velvet Sea 6:09
Run Like an Antelope 10:44
Encore
Character Zero 6:14
Note
Suzy Greenberg with Natalie Cressman and Jennifer Hartswick
http://fp.io/82ma7312/
August 29, 2014
HELP YOURSELF - THE RETURN OF KEN WHALEY
''THE RETURN OF KEN WHALEY''
1973
41:55
1 Candy Cane
Malcolm Morley / Richard Treece 4:12
2 Pioneers of the West in the Head
Malcolm Morley 3:21
3 Who Killed Paradise?
Malcolm Morley 3:41
4 Amy
Malcolm Morley 4:19
5 Blown Away
Malcolm Morley 4:24
6 Man We're Glad We Know You
Dave Charles / Malcolm Morley / Richard Treece / Ken Whaley 3:21
7 It Has to Be
Dave Charles / Malcolm Morley / Richard Treece / Ken Whaley 12:17
8 The Golden Handshake
Malcolm Morley 6:26
KEN WHALEY
DAVE CHARLES
MALCOLM MORLEY
RICHARD TREECE
History
Help Yourself formed in London in 1970, originally as a backing band for singer-songwriter Malcolm Morley, who had left Sam Apple Pie and been signed as a solo act by Famepushers. The band was assembled by John Eichler who, as well as working for Famepushers, was production manager at Strand Cosmetics, where he hired people either for 'musical ability' or 'strangeness'.
The eponymous debut album, "Help Yourself", was recorded from late 1970 to early 1971. Malcolm Morley, (guitars/keyboards/vocals) wrote all the songs on this album, which was recorded with another former Sam Apple Pie member Dave Charles (drums/percussion/vocals), ex member of Monday Morning Glory Band, Richard Treece (guitars/vocals/harmonica) and former Growth member Ken Whaley (bass)
The album was recorded before the band had played a gig, having been signed to Liberty Records by Andrew Lauder, head of A&R. The band toured on the Downhome Rhythm Kings package with Brinsley Schwarz & Ernie Graham (ex Eire Apparent), who were all managed by Famepushers. After the tour, Ken Whaley was fired, but no other bass player was recruited.
Help Yourself, Ernie Graham and his guitarist Jonathan “Jojo” Glemser, moved into Headley Grange in 1971, shortly after Led Zeppelin IV had been recorded there. The line up was amalgamated to include both Graham (who had just released his eponymous solo album backed by Help Yourself and Brinsley Schwartz) and Glemser, both of whom were guitarists, so Treece switched to bass. The band played the 1971 Glastonbury Festival Sam Apple Pie having played the first Glastonbury in 1970. "Street Songs" a track that would appear on the second album "Strange Affair", was issued on a United Artists double album sampler All Good Clean Fun. A tour was arranged to promote this album, so Help Yourself joined Man and Leicester band Gypsy, on a tour of Switzerland. The second album Strange Affair was recorded at the Grange, initially with Richard Treece still on bass, and adding his guitar parts later, until Paul Burton, a former Sam Apple Pie roadie, joined on bass, to complete the album. Strange Affair was released in early 1972, by which time both Graham and Glemser had left.
The new line up of Burton, Morley, Treece and Charles appeared on their first Peel Session in April 1972 and recorded the next album "Beware of the Shadow" almost immediately. Sean Tyla, who had been the band's roadie, helped with some of the songwriting, notably "All Electric Fur Trapper", which was based on a fairy tale he had written. Shortly after completing the album, the band left Headley Grange, Tyla moved in with ex member Ken Whaley, and they formed Ducks Deluxe.
Just as the Helps were due to start a tour to promote Beware of The Shadow, Morley suffered a bout of depression, ("The Shadow" referred to in the album title). Rather than cancel the tour, Deke Leonard, who had just been fired by Man, stood in. Leonard stayed with the band after Morley had recovered, whilst Help Yourself backed Leonard on his first solo album "Iceberg"
In December 1972, Help Yourself with Leonard and BJ Cole, played at Man's Christmas Party. The double 10" album, Christmas at The Patti recorded at this concert, contains far more of their performance (24’) than their hosts (11’30’’). Ducks Deluxe also played this concert, but Whaley had already left.
Beware of the Shadow was released in late 1972, but none of the first three albums sold well. The Helps appealed to a hippie audience such as fans of The Grateful Dead and Quicksilver Messenger Service so they were moderately successful in the U.S. but never toured there.
In 1973, the band proposed touring with the Flying Aces and Vivian “Spiv” Morris, in a vaudeville show, called “Happy Days”, which was to be held in a circus tent. They started recording material for this in January, but Burton was unhappy with the proposed theatrical tour, so he left. Whaley returned and the band started recording a new album in February, finishing the "Happy Days" album in March and the Helps album in April,
He performed with Deke Leonard, Wreckless Eric and "Kirsty Mccoll", including a TV appearance with McColl in 1981. He then left the music business. In 2001 he recorded another solo album Aliens which was issued on Creo Records, and in 2008 he started appearing live again.
Richard Treece
Briefly joined Deke Leonard's Iceberg and later re-joined George and Martin Ace in The Flying Aces. Briefly joined The Splendid Humans; before joining former Man members Phil Ryan and Will Youatt in The Neutrons In 2000, he issued a solo album Dream Arena East (Treece 1) and then joined Ken Whaley in 'The Archers', which evolved into his current band 'The Green Ray'
The Green Ray comprises Richard Treece (guitar and vocals), Ken Whaley (bass and Vocals), his brother Simon Whaley (drums) and Simon Haspeck (guitar and vocals). They have issued three albums: Soft Cloud (2002) SC001/FYPC15, Back from the Edge (2006) Gray 11 with Aaron Liddard, and the live Classic Rock Club, Cheshunt, 5th Jan 2008 with Nick Saloman of Bevis Frond (Effigy 2008), and a DVD with Barry "The Fish" Melton guesting.
Dave Charles
Charles was an Engineer whilst he was in Help Yourself, (recording the infamous Brinsley Schwarz “hype” concerts at the Filmore East) and subsequently became the resident engineer and producer at Rockfield Studios where he produced and/or engineered albums by Hawkwind, "Dr Feelgood", The Charlatans, The La's, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and others. He still plays drums, and has played for Dave Edmunds as well as Carl Perkins, George Harrison, Dion DiMucci, Steve Cropper, Jeff Beck and "Kid Creole And The Coconuts"
Ken Whaley
Briefly joined Deke Leonard's Iceberg, until joining Man with Leonard and Morley. Recorded Man's two most successful albums Rhinos, Winos and Lunatics and Slow Motion and also left after a US tour. Worked for John Eichler at The Three Kings. Played with Richard Treece in 'The Archers' and is currently in 'The Green Ray' (see above)
Sean Tyla
After Ducks Deluxe, he formed the Tyla Gang, which made three albums and which both Treece and Whaley played with at various times. In 1981 he worked with Joan Jett and then formed The Force, with Deke Leonard, who recorded one album, Forces First, but Tyla left after suddenly suffering stage fright. He has recently reformed Ducks Deluxe.
Ernie Graham
Formed pub rock group Clancy in 1971, which recorded two albums before they split in 1976. Gave up being a professional musician. Worked on the railways, including as a guard on The Orient Express, and was training to become a counsellor when he died in April 2001
Discography
Albums
* Help Yourself (1971) Liberty ((UK Cat No) LBS 83484)) ((US Cat No) LBS 5583)
* Strange Affair (1972) United Artists ((UK Cat No) UAS 29287) ((US Cat No) UAS 5591)
* Beware of the Shadow (1972) United Artists (UAS 29413)
* The Return of Ken Whaley (1973) United Artists (UAS 29487)
* Happy Days (with the Flying Aces and Spiv) (1973) United Artists (UA Free 1)
free with the first 5,000 copies of The Return of Ken Whaley as a box set (UDG4001)
* 5 (8 unreleased 1973 recordings & 3 recorded in 2002/2003) (2004) Hux Records (HUX054)
Live Album
* Christmas at the Patti (with Man, Ducks Deluxe, Flying Aces and others) (1973) United Artists
Singles
* "Running Down Deep" / "Paper Leaves" (1971) Liberty (LBF15459)
* "Heaven Row" / "Brown Lady" (1972) United Artists (UP 35355)
* "Mommy Won’t Be Home for Christmas" / "Johnny B. Goode" (1972) United Artists (UP 35466)
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HELP YOURSELF - ''BEWARE THE SHADOW''
''BEWARE THE SHADOW''
1972
35:22
1 Alabama Lady
Malcolm Morley 4:05
2 Reaffirmation
Paul Burton / Malcolm Morley / Richard Treece 12:37
3 Calapso
Malcolm Morley 1:14
4 She's My Girl
Malcolm Morley 3:34
5 Molly Bake Bean
Malcolm Morley 2:22
6 American Mother
Malcolm Morley 7:49
7 Passing Though
Malcolm Morley 4:31
MALCOLM MORLEY - GUITARS, KEYBOARDS, BASS, VOCALS
PAUL BURTON - BASS, GUITARS, VOCALS
RICHARD TREECE - LEAD GUITAR
DAVE CHARLES - DRUMS, PERCUSSION
THE SHADOW PLAYING THE SHADOW
REVIEW
by Ned Raggett
On Help Yourself's third album, the band kept on exploring its quietly entertaining fusion between the trippier and rootsier sides of its personality, a bar band for those who liked to spend their days baking in the sun. The most affecting song is the closer, the beautiful "Passing Through," a gentle acoustic ballad that has the same regret-tinged melancholy of prime Nick Drake but, thanks to the higher singing register, comes across as a quiet anthem, well worth the hearing. The moments when the band freely takes flight are the major highlights elsewhere. The nearly side-long "Reaffirmation" could almost be a bit of proto-new age banality in the wrong hands but -- given the way Morley sings about "cuttin' butter with a knife" amidst the flute noises and how the slow, understated first section turns into a just-freewheeling-enough jam -- it works. There's even what could almost be an attempt at reggae, though that seems more something by accident than by plan, and by the time everything settles into a fine space rock chug into the infinite, the result is groovy fun, man. "American Mother" takes a more self-consciously epic stance from the start and gets away with it beautifully, with opening guitar that can only be described as heroic and an overall flow that sounds perfect for an easygoing drive down desert highways while chasing the sun. Extra points for the mellotron fake string action at the end as well. Other excursions into varying styles sometimes smack of dilettantism for its own sake, but things like the brief fragment "Calapso" and the goofy country drawling and strumming of "Molly Bake Bean" project good-natured humor more than anything else.
History
Help Yourself formed in London in 1970, originally as a backing band for singer-songwriter Malcolm Morley, who had left Sam Apple Pie and been signed as a solo act by Famepushers. The band was assembled by John Eichler who, as well as working for Famepushers, was production manager at Strand Cosmetics, where he hired people either for 'musical ability' or 'strangeness'.
The eponymous debut album, "Help Yourself", was recorded from late 1970 to early 1971. Malcolm Morley, (guitars/keyboards/vocals) wrote all the songs on this album, which was recorded with another former Sam Apple Pie member Dave Charles (drums/percussion/vocals), ex member of Monday Morning Glory Band, Richard Treece (guitars/vocals/harmonica) and former Growth member Ken Whaley (bass)
The album was recorded before the band had played a gig, having been signed to Liberty Records by Andrew Lauder, head of A&R. The band toured on the Downhome Rhythm Kings package with Brinsley Schwarz & Ernie Graham (ex Eire Apparent), who were all managed by Famepushers. After the tour, Ken Whaley was fired, but no other bass player was recruited.
Help Yourself, Ernie Graham and his guitarist Jonathan “Jojo” Glemser, moved into Headley Grange in 1971, shortly after Led Zeppelin IV had been recorded there. The line up was amalgamated to include both Graham (who had just released his eponymous solo album backed by Help Yourself and Brinsley Schwartz) and Glemser, both of whom were guitarists, so Treece switched to bass. The band played the 1971 Glastonbury Festival Sam Apple Pie having played the first Glastonbury in 1970. "Street Songs" a track that would appear on the second album "Strange Affair", was issued on a United Artists double album sampler All Good Clean Fun. A tour was arranged to promote this album, so Help Yourself joined Man and Leicester band Gypsy, on a tour of Switzerland. The second album Strange Affair was recorded at the Grange, initially with Richard Treece still on bass, and adding his guitar parts later, until Paul Burton, a former Sam Apple Pie roadie, joined on bass, to complete the album. Strange Affair was released in early 1972, by which time both Graham and Glemser had left.
The new line up of Burton, Morley, Treece and Charles appeared on their first Peel Session in April 1972 and recorded the next album "Beware of the Shadow" almost immediately. Sean Tyla, who had been the band's roadie, helped with some of the songwriting, notably "All Electric Fur Trapper", which was based on a fairy tale he had written. Shortly after completing the album, the band left Headley Grange, Tyla moved in with ex member Ken Whaley, and they formed Ducks Deluxe.
Just as the Helps were due to start a tour to promote Beware of The Shadow, Morley suffered a bout of depression, ("The Shadow" referred to in the album title). Rather than cancel the tour, Deke Leonard, who had just been fired by Man, stood in. Leonard stayed with the band after Morley had recovered, whilst Help Yourself backed Leonard on his first solo album "Iceberg"
In December 1972, Help Yourself with Leonard and BJ Cole, played at Man's Christmas Party. The double 10" album, Christmas at The Patti recorded at this concert, contains far more of their performance (24’) than their hosts (11’30’’). Ducks Deluxe also played this concert, but Whaley had already left.
Beware of the Shadow was released in late 1972, but none of the first three albums sold well. The Helps appealed to a hippie audience such as fans of The Grateful Dead and Quicksilver Messenger Service so they were moderately successful in the U.S. but never toured there.
In 1973, the band proposed touring with the Flying Aces and Vivian “Spiv” Morris, in a vaudeville show, called “Happy Days”, which was to be held in a circus tent. They started recording material for this in January, but Burton was unhappy with the proposed theatrical tour, so he left. Whaley returned and the band started recording a new album in February, finishing the "Happy Days" album in March and the Helps album in April,
He performed with Deke Leonard, Wreckless Eric and "Kirsty Mccoll", including a TV appearance with McColl in 1981. He then left the music business. In 2001 he recorded another solo album Aliens which was issued on Creo Records, and in 2008 he started appearing live again.
Richard Treece
Briefly joined Deke Leonard's Iceberg and later re-joined George and Martin Ace in The Flying Aces. Briefly joined The Splendid Humans; before joining former Man members Phil Ryan and Will Youatt in The Neutrons In 2000, he issued a solo album Dream Arena East (Treece 1) and then joined Ken Whaley in 'The Archers', which evolved into his current band 'The Green Ray'
The Green Ray comprises Richard Treece (guitar and vocals), Ken Whaley (bass and Vocals), his brother Simon Whaley (drums) and Simon Haspeck (guitar and vocals). They have issued three albums: Soft Cloud (2002) SC001/FYPC15, Back from the Edge (2006) Gray 11 with Aaron Liddard, and the live Classic Rock Club, Cheshunt, 5th Jan 2008 with Nick Saloman of Bevis Frond (Effigy 2008), and a DVD with Barry "The Fish" Melton guesting.
Dave Charles
Charles was an Engineer whilst he was in Help Yourself, (recording the infamous Brinsley Schwarz “hype” concerts at the Filmore East) and subsequently became the resident engineer and producer at Rockfield Studios where he produced and/or engineered albums by Hawkwind, "Dr Feelgood", The Charlatans, The La's, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and others. He still plays drums, and has played for Dave Edmunds as well as Carl Perkins, George Harrison, Dion DiMucci, Steve Cropper, Jeff Beck and "Kid Creole And The Coconuts"
Ken Whaley
Briefly joined Deke Leonard's Iceberg, until joining Man with Leonard and Morley. Recorded Man's two most successful albums Rhinos, Winos and Lunatics and Slow Motion and also left after a US tour. Worked for John Eichler at The Three Kings. Played with Richard Treece in 'The Archers' and is currently in 'The Green Ray' (see above)
Sean Tyla
After Ducks Deluxe, he formed the Tyla Gang, which made three albums and which both Treece and Whaley played with at various times. In 1981 he worked with Joan Jett and then formed The Force, with Deke Leonard, who recorded one album, Forces First, but Tyla left after suddenly suffering stage fright. He has recently reformed Ducks Deluxe.
Ernie Graham
Formed pub rock group Clancy in 1971, which recorded two albums before they split in 1976. Gave up being a professional musician. Worked on the railways, including as a guard on The Orient Express, and was training to become a counsellor when he died in April 2001
Discography
Albums
* Help Yourself (1971) Liberty ((UK Cat No) LBS 83484)) ((US Cat No) LBS 5583)
* Strange Affair (1972) United Artists ((UK Cat No) UAS 29287) ((US Cat No) UAS 5591)
* Beware of the Shadow (1972) United Artists (UAS 29413)
* The Return of Ken Whaley (1973) United Artists (UAS 29487)
* Happy Days (with the Flying Aces and Spiv) (1973) United Artists (UA Free 1)
free with the first 5,000 copies of The Return of Ken Whaley as a box set (UDG4001)
* 5 (8 unreleased 1973 recordings & 3 recorded in 2002/2003) (2004) Hux Records (HUX054)
Live Album
* Christmas at the Patti (with Man, Ducks Deluxe, Flying Aces and others) (1973) United Artists
Singles
* "Running Down Deep" / "Paper Leaves" (1971) Liberty (LBF15459)
* "Heaven Row" / "Brown Lady" (1972) United Artists (UP 35355)
* "Mommy Won’t Be Home for Christmas" / "Johnny B. Goode" (1972) United Artists (UP 35466)
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ROY BUCHANAN - SHREDDING THE BLUES LIVE AT MY FATHERS PLACE
01. I'm Evil
02. Soul Dressing
03. Walkin' Talkin'
04. Baby Won't You Tell Me Where You're At
05. Hey Joe
06. The Messiah Will Come Again
07. Lonely, Lonely Nights
08. When A Guitar Plays The Blues
09. Peter Gun Blues
10. Fantasia http://fp.io/d49ceffb/
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - A&R Studios New York, NY - 08/26/1971
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1971-08-26
A&R Studios
New York, NY
Soundboard Recording
01. Statesboro Blues
02. Trouble No More
03. Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
04. Done Somebody Wrong
05. One Way Out
06. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
07. Stormy Monday
08. You Don't Love Me
09. Soul Serenade
10. You Don't Love Me - Soul Serenade (in memory of King Curtis)
11. You Don't Love Me
12. Hot 'Lanta - Intro's http://fp.io/amm1745a/
TRIGGER HIPPY - Mushroom Stage The Peach Music Festival Scranton, PA - August 15, 2014
Mushroom Stage
The Peach Music Festival
Scranton, PA
August 15, 2014
Soundboard + Neumann KM150's>
Setlist:
01 Turpentine
02 Cave Hill Cemetery
03 Heartache On The Line
04 Nothing New
05 Unlock The Door
06 Snatchin' It Back
07 Pretend You're In Love
08 Ain't Persuaded Yet
09 Rise Up
10 Who Will Wear The Crown
11 Tennessee Mud
Band:
Steve Gorman - Drums
Joan Osborne - Vocals
Jackie Greene - Vocals, Guitar and keyboards
Tom Bukovac - Guitar
Nick Govrik - Bass http://fp.io/b63f1ebb/
DONOVAN - One Night In Time, Unreleased LP, 1993
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01. One Night In Time
02. Dear Heart
03. You Got Me Reeling (Only For You)
04. The Sensitive Kind
05. Runaway
06. When All The World Is Young
07. What's A Girl
08. Forever Your Love
09. You Do Belong (Teenage Suicide)
10. There Are No Roads
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THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Toyota Pavilion @ Montage Mountain – Scranton, PA The Peach Music Festival - 2014-08-17
The Allman Brothers Band
Toyota Pavilion @ Montage Mountain – Scranton, PA
The Peach Music Festival
2014-08-17
1. Don’t Want You No More >
2. It’s Not My Cross To Bear
3. Midnight Rider
4. Done Somebody Wrong
5. Hot ‘Lanta
6. Dusk Till Dawn
7. Leave My Blues at Home
8. Statesboro Blues with Taj Mahal, vocals
9. Soulshine with Ron Holloway, sax
10. You Don’t Love Me
11. Good Morning Little School Girl with Gábor Presser, piano; Chris Karlic, baritone sax
12. Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ with Pete Levin, piano
13. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed with Pete Levin, piano
14. No One To Run With
Encore
15. Whipping Post
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