October 6, 2014
PAUL McCARTNEY - Everybody Out There: iHeartRadio Music Festival - 09/21/2013
2013-09-21
Everybody Out There:
iHeart Radio Music Festival, 2013
FM HD Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Introduction
02. Magical Mystery Tour
03. Save Us
04. Let Me Roll > Foxy Lady*
05. Everybody Out There
06. Another Day
07. New
08. Lady Madonna
09. Live and Let Die
Linage: Radio>3.5mm Cable>Mic Jack>Mixcraft>Recorded in Orgg Vorbis EQ (Bass Reduction)>LAME MP3
PAUL McCARTNEY
iHeartRadio Music Festival 2013 [no label, 1CD]
Live at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV; September 22, 2013. Excellent audio from HD webcast.
Kicking off his set of new music and legendary classics, [Paul McCartney] took the crowd on a “Magical Mystery Tour”… He even featured the song “Lady Madonna” which was accompanied by hundreds of pictures of iconic women throughout history. Paul highlighted a few songs that will be on his upcoming album including “Everybody Out There” and the title track to the album, “New.” [The other new song was Save Us.]
In between a couple of his songs, he stopped down to play the audience, asking the meaning of Las Vegas (The Meadows), asking them if they’ve lost all their money yet and to pay tribute to “the late great Jimi Hendrix.” Capping off his set, the rocker played an electrifying version of “Live And Let Die” which included a startling display of fire, fireworks and laser lights. The performance left the entire crowd with goosebumps. http://fp.io/68mc5f32/
October 4, 2014
TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND - Beacon Theater New York, NY - 09/20/2014
9/20/2014
Beacon Theater
New York, NY
1 Set-Hard Working Americans Opened
Disc 1
1. All That I Need
2. Made Up Mind
3. ItÕs So Heavy
4. Get What You Deserve
5. Darling Be Home Soon
6. Palace of the King
7. Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning#
8. Shake Your Moneymaker#
9. Shelter*
10. Midnight In Harlem
Disc 2
1. Love Has Something Else To Say&
2. Same Old Blues&
3. Keep On Growing&
4. Bound For Glory
5. E:Idle Wind>Drums>Idle Wind
6. Eleanor Rigby@
#-acoustic
*-Susan & Tim acoustic
&-w/Jimmy Herring
@-w/Jimmy Herring & Duane Trucks
Notes: I didnÕt get there in time to tape Hard Working Americans, sorry. Usually I record at 24 bit but I just got a new deck and forgot to change the settings. Still sounds good :)
Recorded and seeded by Yossi Pollak
Source: Neumann KM184>Canare Star Quad Cables>Tascam DR-680 @ 16 bit/44.1 khz
Location: Clamped to rail in front of balcony, left of center (seat 9)
Normalization and Track Splits using Fission
FLAC encoding using xACT
http://fp.io/ec2157ff/
THE ROLLING STONES - JFK Stadium Philadelphia, PA - September 25th, 1981
1981-09-25
JFK Stadium
Philadelphia, PA
September 25th, 1981
Soundboard Recording
CD 1:
01. Under My Thumb
02. When The Whip Comes Down
03. Neighbours
04. Just My Imagination
05. Shattered
06. Let's Spend The Night Together
07. Black Limousine
08. She's So Cold
09. Time Is On My Side
10. Beast Of Burden
11. Band Introductions
12. You Can't Always Get What You Want
CD 2
01. Tops
0.2 Tumbling Dice
03 Hang Fire
04. Let Me Go
05. Little T&A
06. Start Me Up
07. Miss You
08. Honky Tonk Women
09. All Down The Line * Incomplete
10. Brown Sugar
11. Jumping Jack Flash
12. Street Fighting Man
13. Satisfaction http://fp.io/1ce399f5/
THE WHO - Mars Music Amphitheater West Palm Beach FL - 09/24/2000
2000-09-24
Mars Music Amphitheater
West Palm Beach FL
Soundboard Recording
CD 1:
01. I Can't Explain
02. Substitute
03. Anyway Anyhow Anywhere
04. Relay
05. My Wife
06. Baba O'Riley
07. Bargain
08. Getting In Tune
09. Naked Eye
10. Drowned
CD 2:
01. Pinball Wizard
02. The Real Me
03. Behind Blue Eyes
04. You Better You Bet
05. Who Are You
06. 5:15
07. Won't Get Fooled Again
08. The Kids Are Alright
09. My Generation
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Led Zeppelin - Ascension In The Wane 1973
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October 3, 2014
NEIL YOUNG & The International Harvesters - Austin City Limits Austin TX -
& The International Harvesters
1984-09-25
Austin City Limits
Austin TX
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
09/25/1984
01. Are You Ready For The Country?
02. Hawks And Doves
03. Comes A Time
04. Bound For Glory
05. Fingers
06. Are There Any More Real Cowboys?
07. Heart Of Gold
08. Amber Jean
09. band introduction
10. Roll Another Number
11. Southern Pacific
12. The Needle And The Damage Done
13. Helpless
xx. California Sunset(removed - officially released)
14. It Might Have Been
15. Soul Of A Woman
16. Field Of Opportunity
17. Old Man
18. Powderfinger
19. Get Back To The Country
20. Down By The River
Anthony Crawford - guitars, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, vocals
Spooner Oldham - piano, organ
Ben Keith - pedal steel
Karl "Junkyard" Himmel - drums
Tim Drummond - bass
Rufus Thibodeaux - fiddle
Original lineage unknown
shn>flac level 8 July 2007 by Richard Flynn using TLH
From a bootleg called "Last Of A Dying Breed".
This set omits all of the non-Austin City Limits songs that were on the bootleg.
The source was probably a soundboard recording for the television show - what was
eventually broadcast on TV did not include all of the songs on this set.
DREAM THEATER - BREAKING THE FOURTH WALL: LIVE FROM THE BOSTON OPERA HOUSE
BREAKING THE FOURTH WALL: LIVE FROM THE BOSTON OPERA HOUSE
158:36
DISC ONE
1 - The Enemy Inside 6:17
2 - The Shattered Fortress 12:44
3 - On The Backs Of Angels 8:48
4 - The Looking Glass 4:46
5 - Trial Of Tears 15:22
6 - Enigma Machine 8:21
7 - Along For The Ride 4:52
8 - Breaking All Illusions 12:26
DISC TWO
1 - The Mirror 6:46
2 - Lie 7:56
3 - Lifting Shadows Off A Dream 6:27
4 - Scarred 11:41
5 - Space Dye Vest 7:48
6 - Illumination Theory 19:23
DISC THREE
1 - Scene Two: I. Overture 1928 3:41
2 - Scene Two: II. Strange Déjà Vu 5:08
3 - Scene Seven: I. The Dance Of Eternity 6:16
4 - Scene Nine: Finally Free 9:54
James LaBrie - lead vocals
John Petrucci - guitar, backing vocals
Jordan Rudess - keyboards
John Myung - bass
Mike Mangini - drums, percussion
Berklee College of Music orchestra and choir on tracks 14-18
Eren Başbuğ - orchestral arrangements, conducting
Breaking the Fourth Wall is a live album and video by American progressive metal/rock band Dream Theater, recorded live at the Boston Opera House on 25 March 2014, released on 29 September on CD, DVD, and Blu-ray. The DVD and Blu-ray releases will include bonus features. The release was announced by the band on 21 August 2014, and a promotional video featuring the live version of "The Looking Glass" was uploaded to Youtube. Another promotional video featuring the live version of "Strange Deja Vu" was uploaded on 15 September 2014.
The album features the Berklee College of Music "World Strings" and "Concert Choir", and the concert was filmed and directed by Pierre and François Lamoureux.
BIOGRAPHY
by Craig Harris
The technically proficient guitar playing of John Petrucci elevated Dream Theater to the upper echelons of contemporary heavy metal. While its lineup has continuously evolved, the Long Island-based quintet has consistently delivered sharp-edged music. Dream Theater is known for its high-energy concert performances. While they've released several live albums -- Live at the Marquee, recorded at the London club; Live in Japan, recorded during the Music in Progress tour in 1993, and a triple-CD and DVD, Live Scenes from New York -- they remain one of heavy metal's most bootlegged bands.
Originally named Majesty by Berklee College of Music students Petrucci, bassist John Myung, and drummer Mike Portnoy, the band soon expanded with the addition of keyboard player Kevin Moore and vocalist Chris Collins. Releasing an eight-tune demo, Majesty Demo, as Majesty, the group sold 1,000 copies within six months. The departure of Collins in late 1986 left Majesty without a vocalist, and after a long period of auditioning possible replacements, the group settled on Charlie Dominici in November 1987. Changing its name, the group agreed on "Dream Theater," inspired by a now-demolished California movie theater. Signing with Mechanic Records, the group began working on its first full-length album. Delays caused by label mismanagement limited the group to performing at small clubs and bars. Frustrated by its experiences with the label, Dream Theater finally severed its ties with Mechanic.
This was only one drastic change in the band's course of action. Firing Dominici, the group spent the next couple years searching for a vocalist. The search ended in late 1991 when a demo tape from Canadian vocalist James LaBrie, formerly of Winter Rose, arrived. After flying to New York to audition, LaBrie was invited to join the band. Signing with Atco Atlantic (which came to be known as East West), Dream Theater released its second album, Images & Words, in 1992. One of three videos based on songs from the album, "Pull Me Under," became an MTV hit. Although Theater showed considerable growth with their third studio album, Awake, recorded between May and July 1994, the group continued to be hampered by personnel changes. Before the album was mixed, keyboardist Moore left the group to focus on his solo career. Hired as a temporary replacement for the band's Waking Up the World tour, Derek Sherinian later became a permanent member. His first recording with Dream Theater was a 23-minute epic, "A Change of Seasons," written in 1989 and released in September 1995 on the album of the same name.
Following a mini tour, Fix for '96, the members of Dream Theater separated for several months and became involved with a variety of outside projects. Petrucci was the busiest. In addition to joining Portnoy and keyboard player Jordan Rudess in the Liquid Tension Experiment -- a group that included influential bassist/stick player Tony Levin -- Petrucci played guitar with Trent Gardner's Explorers Club and made a guest appearance on Shadow Gallery's Tyranny album. Myung and Sherinian collaborated with King's X vocalist Ty Tabor in the band Platypus. LaBrie worked with Mull Muzzler, a group formed with Matt Guillory and Mike Mangini.
Dream Theater experienced yet another change when Rudess was tapped to replace Sherinian, who had been fired in 1999. The band released the progressive rock-heavy Scenes from a Memory that year, a conceptual piece that followed the story of a 1928 murder of a young woman and how a modern man is haunted by the crime. It was followed by Live Scenes from New York in 2001, which suffered from an unintentional bout with controversy when its original cover featuring the city of New York in flames was pulled due to the events of September 11. The group continued in the progressive metal vein in 2002 with Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence, followed by the leaner Train of Thought in 2003 and Octavarium in 2005. The live album Score: XOX was released in 2006 and featured the band backed by a 29-piece orchestra. It was followed a year later by the new studio album Systematic Chaos, and in 2009 by Black Clouds & Silver Linings.
Sherinian went on to record as a soloist and to play with a prog and jazz fusion band, Planet X. Petrucci released an eponymously titled solo album in 2003, featuring accompaniment by Dave LaRue of the Dixie Dregs and Boston-based drummer Dave DeCenso. In late 2010, Mike Mangini joined the group, replacing drummer Mike Portnoy, who left the band in September of that year. With a rigorous touring schedule to firmly break in Mangini, Dream Theater somehow found time to record. They pre-released the track "On the Backs of Angels" to YouTube via their label, Roadrunner in June of 2011, followed by the CD release of the aptly titled full-length, A Dramatic Turn of Events, in the fall. After a period of rigorous international touring, the band took a break though its members continued writing. They reconvened in early 2013 and returned with a self-titled studio album in September -- this one with Mangini completely involved in the writing process -- followed in November with the concert recording Live at Luna Park on CD and DVD, which was recorded during the Dramatic Turn of Events tour over two nights at the Buenos Aires soccer stadium.
http://fp.io/4ade6859/
October 2, 2014
DWEEZIL ZAPPA - Zappa Plays Zappa Ziggy’s By The Sea Wilmington, NC - 09/14/2014
September 14, 2014
Ziggy’s By The Sea
Wilmington, NC
01 The Gumbo Variations
02 Son of Suzy Creamcheese
03 Call Any Vegetable
04 Tell Me You Love Me
05 Who Needs the Peace Corps?
06 Mother People
07 Eat That Question
08 Zoot Allures
09 Dirty Love
10 Peg
11 Florentine Pogen
12 Cosmik Debris
13 Camarillo Brillo
14 Drum Solo
15 RDNZL
16 Montana
17 Teenage Prostitute
18 Apostrophe
19 I’m The Slime
20 Zomby Woof
21 crowd & tuning
encore
22 Black Napkins
23 Dinah-Moe Humm
24 Muffin Man
runtime: 149:28
http://fp.io/5671e6b6/
DWEEZIL ZAPPA - Zappa Plays Zappa The Lincoln Theatre Raleigh, NC - 09/12/2014
2014-09-12
The Lincoln Theatre
Raleigh, NC
Taped, transferred and seeded by Rumbleseat
Microphones mounted on glasses
standing, center, 20' from stage.
Dweezil Zappa - Guitar
Scheila Gonzalez - Saxophones, Keyboards, Vocals
Kurt Morgan - Bass
Ben Thomas - Vocals, Trumpet, Trombone
Chris Norton - Keyboards, Vocals
Ryan Brown - Drums, Vocals
Set List:
01 intro
02 The Gumbo Variations
03 "tiny camera song"
04 Son of Suzy Creamcheese >
05 Call Any Vegetable >
06 Tell Me You Love Me
07 Who Needs the Peace Corps? >
08 Mother People
09 Eat That Questionrdnzl
10 Zoot Allures
11 Dirty Love
12 Florentine Pogen
13 "filler"
14 City of Tiny Lites
15 Cosmik Debris
16 Camarillo Brillo
17 Drum Solo >
18 RDNZL
19 Montana >
20 Teenage Prostitute
21 Apostrophe
22 Zomby Woof
Encore
23 Dinah-Moe Humm
24 Muffin Man
All songs were originally written and performed by The Mothers of Invention and/or Frank Zappa. Apologies in advance for any errors.
running time: 2:31:52
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LOTUS - Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO - 09/19/2014
9/19/14 Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO
I: Moon Rocks, Found a Job, I Zimbra > This Must Be the Place*, Girlfriend is Better^ > Pull Up the Roots, Warning Sign > Crosseyed and Painless*
II: Kodiak, Suitcases, The Oaks, It's All Clear to Me Now > Spiritualize, Blacklight Sunflare, Age of Inexperience
E: Sunset of the Giant Dipper, Once in a Lifetime^
First set and Once in a Lifetime - Talking Heads Deconstructed - with Gabriel Otto lead vocals
* Mike Healy (Papadosio) extra percussion
^ first time played
photos by Dylan Langille / ontheDL Photography
mix by Jesse Miller
DISC ONE
SET ONE
Moon Rocks
(10:07)
Found a Job
(4:03)
I Zimbra
(8:32)
This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)
(8:07)
Girlfriend Is Better
(11:58)
Pull Up The Roots
(5:21)
Warning Sign
(5:07)
Crosseyed and Painless
(8:37)
DISC TWO
SET TWO
Kodiak
(4:55)
Suitcases
(10:27)
The Oaks
(5:12)
Its All Clear to Me Now
(13:06)
Spiritualize
(11:35)
DISC THREE
Blacklight Sunflare
(6:49)
Age of Inexperience
(8:50)
Crowd
(1:08)
ENCORE
Sunset Of The Giant Dipper
(6:08)
Once in a Lifetime
(7:55) http://fp.io/m94a4df6/
TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND - KBCO Studios, Boulder Colorado - 08/15/2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
KBCO Studios, Boulder
Colorado
Source: FM (KBCO Broadcast) > Edirol r-09 16/44 > Sony rcd w500c > Sabrent 2.0 > Dell Inspiron 1501 Notebook > CD
Lineage: CD > EAC > .wav > Cool Edit Pro > CDWave > Flac 16
Recorded by Royboy
Transferred on October 5, 2011
Tagging: Flacs tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger and Cover / Photo added to Tags with MP3 Tag v2.49
01 - Introduction
02 - Come See About Me
03 - Interview
04 - Midnight In Harlem
05 - Interview
06 - Bound For Glory
07 - Interview
Lineup:
-Susan Tedeschi – guitar, vocals
-Derek Trucks – guitar
-Oteil Burbridge – bass, vocals
-Kofi Burbridge – keyboards, flute
-Tyler Greenwell – drums
-J.J. Johnson – drums
-Mike Mattison – vocals, guitar
-Mark Rivers – vocals
-Kebbi Williams – tenor saxophone
-Maurice Brown – trumpet
-Saunders Sermons – trombone
Notes:
-- KBCO Studio C Session
-- Ginger was the DJ / Interviewer
Editing Notes:
-- Fades added at beginning and end of set with Cool Edit Pro.
-- Tracking done in CDWave.
-- Sets are seamless.
-- EAC was performed with offsets corrected in secure mode.
-- All tracks were 100% error free when extracted with EAC.
http://fp.io/84861d2d/
TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND - Boulder Theater, Boulder Colorado - 08/14/2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Boulder Theater, Boulder
Colorado
Source: FM (E-Town Broadcast) > Edirol r-09 16/44 > Sony rcd w500c > Sabrent 2.0 > Dell Inspiron 1501 Notebook > CD
Lineage: CD > EAC > .wav > Cool Edit Pro > CDWave > Flac 16
Recorded by Royboy
Transferred on November 13, 2011
Tagging: Flacs tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger and Cover / Photo added to Tags with MP3 Tag v2.49
01 - Introduction
02 - Don't Let Me Slide
03 - Interview with Nick Forster
04 - Shelter
05 - Band Introductions
06 - Love Has Something Else To Say
07 - Band Introductions
08 - Sing A Simple Song +
Guests:
+ with Joseph Arthur - guitar, vocals; Nick Forster - guitar, vocals; Helen Forster - vocals
Lineup:
-Susan Tedeschi – guitar, vocals
-Derek Trucks – guitar
-Oteil Burbridge – bass, vocals
-Kofi Burbridge – keyboards, flute
-Tyler Greenwell – drums
-J.J. Johnson – drums
-Mike Mattison – vocals, guitar
-Mark Rivers – vocals
-Kebbi Williams – tenor saxophone
-Maurice Brown – trumpet
-Saunders Sermons – trombone
Notes:
-- E-Town Taping
-- The advertisements / promotions / random dj chatter was edited out
-- Joseph Arthur also played
-- TTB played first, then Joseph Arthur played, then TTB closed the show
-- Sing A Simple Song is a very truncated version from what was played live. It has DJ chatter toward the end
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Tedeschi Trucks Band (eTown) at the Boulder Theater
By Candace Horgan | August 15th, 2011
The only problem with an eTown taping is that when a really amazing band is on stage, you want
them to play more than 6-7 songs they get over the course of two hours. Such was the case on
Sunday night, when the Tedeschi Trucks Band journeyed to the Boulder Theater to meet Nick and
Helen Forster. Also appearing was Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur, who joked
about being downstairs waiting for his turn to go on and thinking “My life sucks” as husband-wife
duo Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks ripped through the first three songs of their set.
Tedeschi and Trucks played songs from their new album, “Revelator.” Opening with “Don’t Let Me Slide,”
the tight musical communication between the two was evident right away. Tedeschi’s fierce voice
shone over Trucks’ brilliant, lyrical, liquid slide playing.
During the interview with host Nick Forster, Tedeschi said that her brothers had teased her about
singing when she was growing up, and Trucks said her drive to prove them wrong was often on display.
Trucks also talked about growing up around the Allman Brothers and getting to go out on the road with
luminaries like Eric Clapton.
“Revelator” was recorded in a home studio that the two built. Trucks said one advantage of it
was they could live in the studio and write and record, a luxury they wouldn’t have had if they
had recorded by the hour. The duo, who have been married for 10 years, also talked about their
two kids and taking them on the road when possible. After playing “Learn How to Love,” the massive
“beast of a band,” in Trucks’ words, took a break, and Arthur started his set.
It was an interesting contrast. The Tedeschi Trucks band has 11 members, while Arthur plays solo,
making use of a loop station to have the freedom to solo over rhythm parts or add percussion effects
by tapping his acoustic guitar. Arthur opened with “Out on a Limb,” and on “Almost Blue,” he used
the looper to create two backing tracks that he rapped over.
During his interview with Forster, Arthur discussed his background growing up in Ohio, being
encouraged by his mother to sell insurance instead of music, and finally his life-changing meeting
with Peter Gabriel, which led to subsequent recording sessions.
The night concluded with more fierce playing from Tedeschi and Trucks. She added a sweet singing
guitar solo on “Bound for Glory,” while Trucks’ silky slide on “Love Has Something Else to Say”
brought the Boulder Theater crowd to its feet. On the last tune, a cover of “I Want to Take You Higher,”
Arthur and Trucks played off of each other on dueling guitar solos, and Nick Forster did some call
and response with bassist Oteil Burbridge.
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Concert Review by: Posted by Steve Moyles on 8/18/2011
eTown is a nationally syndicated radio show, heard weekly on NPR and other stations across the US.
It features top musical artists and is taped in front of a live audience. This week’s featured
artist was the Tedeschi Trucks Band, an 11 member group, led by Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks.
The Tedeschi Trucks Band is in the midst of a tour, supporting their new album, Revelator.
Normally at eTown events, the band performs a few songs, participates in a brief interview,
and then plays a few more songs. Tonight, another artist would also be performing, Joseph Arthur,
and at the end the he joined the Tedeschi Trucks Band for a final tune.
This event was being recorded at the historic Boulder Theater, a 900 seat venue. I had seen
Umphrey’s McGee here on the Fourth of July, and the vibe couldn’t have been more different.
Tonight, there were folding chairs, where at the Umphrey’s show it was only standing. Tonight,
the crowd was a little older than with Umphrey’s and definitely better behaved. It seems that
for eTown events, you’re even allowed to bring in a bottle of wine to enjoy during the show.
The theater is a great place to see live music. It’s small and intimate, and has that art-deco
feel, with cool murals painted on the walls and ceiling.
The show started with the Tedeschi Trucks Band performing their song, Don’t Let Me Slide, which
was followed by Midnight in Harlem. Both Susan and Derek are excellent guitar players, with
entirely different styles. Also, Susan's voice is so rich and bluesy, it's perfect for the songs
on their new album. After a couple songs, Susan and Derek, who are married to each other, by the
way, sat down for an interview with the host of eTown, Nick Forster. They spoke about their
introduction to music at young ages, what it’s like being married with kids in the music business,
their new album and their new group, and some of the charitable causes they support. After the
interview, they played another song, this time, Learn How to Love. The next artist, Joseph Arthur,
took the stage. He’s a Singer/Songwriter, and he played a couple songs, did a short interview,
played another tune, and then left the stage. The Tedeschi Trucks Band returned for a few more
songs: Shelter, Bound for Glory and Love Has Something Else to Say. They then invited Joseph Arthur
back to the stage and they all finished up with Sing a Simple Song/Take You Higher, a medley of
Sly & the Family Stone tunes.
It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening of great music. I recommend you check out eTown,
at www.etown.org. All of the shows are edited into hour - long podcasts available at their
website, or through iTunes.
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Editing Notes:
-- Fades added at beginning and end of set with Cool Edit Pro.
-- Tracking done in CDWave.
-- EAC was performed with offsets corrected in secure mode.
-- All tracks were 100% error free when extracted with EAC.
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SOUL SHINE SOCIETY - BACK WHERE YOU BELONG
''BACK WHERE YOU BELONG''
AUGUST 26 2014
44:05
1 - Break The Chain 5:19
2 - Ain't Gonna Tell You Twice 4:55
3 - Hell Train 3:28
4 - Back Where You Belong 3:33
5 - Love Won't Wait 3:42
6 - Too Late 3:40
7 - Reasons 4:47
8 - As I Make My Way 3:18
9 - Burned Soul 5:42
10 - The Fire Within 5:18
Excellent 2nd studio disc by this way-kool hard rock band from Finland featuring 10 tracks of awesome, dynamic, blues-based, retro-organic, 70s-inspired, classic melodic guitar rock that burns & shines brightly. Soul Shine Society is comprised of a cast of talented Finnish rockers that include Jonne Sassi (Vocals & Harmonica), Mikko Levonen (Guitar), Matti Jokelainen (Guitar), Jukka Hollstrom (Bass & Backing Vocals), Jaan Wessman (Drums, Percussion, Mandolin & Barritone Guitar) and Marko Karttunen (Keyboards) who produce & deliver the rock. Tune in and get "Back Where You Belong" with REAL soul-powered truth & become part of the Soul Shine Society musical experience. A superb slice of world class rock n' roll mojo for your soul that is Highly Recommended to fans of Warren Haynes & Gov't Mule, Allman Brothers, Derek & The Dominoes, Black Crowes, Joe Walsh with the Eagles, Humble Pie & Led Zeppelin.
http://fp.io/f72fcfm6/
October 1, 2014
THE BAND - (Rick Danko, Richard Manuel) with Paul Butterfield - Lone Star Cafe New York, NY - 09/19/1984 late Show
with Paul Butterfield
1984-09-19
late Show
Lone Star Cafe
New York, NY
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
01. Crazy Mama
02. Across The Great Divide
03. Java Blues
04. Walking By Myself
05. Unfaithful Servant
06. She Knows
07. Got Me A Car
08. Stage Fright
09. Why Are People Like That
10. I Shall Be Released
11. Honest I Do
12. Mystery Train
source: sbd reel 1st gen
Jerry Moore's copy
lineage: sbd cassette master>7" reel @ 7.5 ips, dolby b
technics rs-1506>teac an180>hd-p2 24/96>
hd>cd wave>adobe 16/44>flac
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 9/21/0
11 - Honest I Do
12 - Mystery Train http://fp.io/f6e1e42e/
THE BAND - (Rick Danko, Richard Manuel) with Paul Butterfield - Lone Star Cafe New York, NY - 09/19/1984
with Paul Butterfield
1984-09-19
Lone Star Cafe
New York, NY
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
01. The Shape I'm In
02. CC Rider
03. It Makes No Difference
04. Walking Blues
05. My Baby Left Me
06. You Don't Know Me
07. I'm Just Your Fool
08. Long Black Veil
09. Chest Fever
10. Blaze Of Glory
source: sbd reel 1st gen
Jerry Moore's copy
lineage: sbd cassette master>7" reel @ 7.5 ips, dolby b
technics rs-1506>teac an180>hd-p2 24/96>
hd>cd wave>adobe 16/44>flac
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 9/21/0
11 - Honest I Do
12 - Mystery Train http://fp.io/4521b618/
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