December 23, 2014
BOSTON - Boston Music Hall Boston, MA - 10/15/1976
Boston
Boston Music Hall
Boston, MA
16 October 1976
Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski
01 Rock & Roll Band
02 Shattered Images
03 Peace Of Mind
04 Something About You
05 Smokin'
06 Guitar solo
07 Foreplay/Long Time
08 More Than A Feeling (end cut)
09 Television Politician
The band had sound system problems.
opening for Blue Öyster Cult
Sony TC-152SD Tape Recorder
Sony ECM-99 Stereo Microphone
Maxell cassettes
Mastered and FLAC'ed by Carl Morstadt (dantalion8@yahoo.com)
Master Cassette ->
Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction ->
M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 ->
CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files ->
Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) ->
CDWAV (track breaks) ->
dBpowerAMP Audio Converter (24-bit/96-KHz wav files converted to
16-bit/44.1 KHz wav files) ->
FLAC Front End (FLAC 8 with sector boundary alignment)
FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger
No EQ'ing.
A 24-bit/96-KHz flac24 version of this recording is also available.
Dan Lampinski recorded over 100 concerts in the Providence/Boston area, mostly between 1974 and 1978. His earliest recordings were made with an internal microphone deck, and though they are somewhat lo-fi compared to his later work, some very great moments in rock history were captured for posterity. In late 1974 he bought a Sony TC-152SD tape recorder, a Sony ECM-99 stereo microphone, and began using Maxell cassettes. He was also fortunate enough to have a friend who provided excellent taping seats for many shows, resulting in high quality recordings. In 1977, he switched over to a Nakamichi 550 tape recorder, two Nakamichi CM-300 microphones, and continued using Maxell cassettes.
He recorded many of the major 70's bands: Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Queen, Blue Oyster Cult, Frank Zappa, Jethro Tull, ELP, Kiss, Black Sabbath, The Who, Al Stewart, Alice Cooper, Jeff Beck, Bruce Springsteen, Supertramp, Jean-Luc Ponty, Moody Blues, Neil Young, The Faces, Rush, Rick Wakeman, Kansas, as well as several "under the radar" acts.
Since Dan never traded copies of his recordings, they are all essentially uncirculated. Some copies were made for friends, but these releases are the first time most of these recordings have ever seen the light of day, and are direct from his master cassettes. No EQ'ing has been done to any of the transfers. Feel free to EQ, matrix, patch, etc and re-post if you like, just give Dan credit for the original recording.
Dan was very meticulous about taking good care of his tapes and is very pleased that these recordings will now circulate among the trading community. Please honour his kindness and generosity by sharing these recordings freely.
http://fp.io/3c255959/
THE KINKS - Stuttgart, Germany - 12/21/1994
The Kinks
1994-12-21
Stuttgart, Germany
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
CD 1:
01. A Well Respected Man
02. Sunny Afternoon
03. Do It Again (tease)
04. Kinks intro > Countdown
05. Till The End Of The Day
06. All Day And All Of The Night
07. Low Budget
08. Celluloid Heroes
09. Apeman
10. Scattered
11. Death Of A Clown
12. Phobia
13. Dead End Street
CD 2:
01. Come Dancing
02. Father Christmas (tease)
03. Aggravation > New World > Aggravation
04. You Really Got Me
05. A Gallon Of Gas >
06. Welcome To Sleazy Town
07. Deutschland
08. Lola
09. Days
10. Twist And Shout http://fp.io/8ecbc219/
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Keep On Wondering
The Allman Brothers Band – Keep On Wondering (Godfather Records GR 606)
Keep On Wondering (Godfather Records GR 606)
SUNY @ Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY – July 26th, 1970
( 75:37 ) Please Don’t Keep Me Wondering / Stormy Monday / In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed / You Don’t Love Me / Dreams / Mountain Jam.
Only 1 year & 4 months after the band had formed the Allman Brothers were one of the biggest bands in America – Their second album “Idlewild South” would have soon been released to more critical & public acclaim than it’s predecessor by turning down the gruff, moodiness that layered it, becoming a little lighter in tone & cutting shorter the lengthy jams that were part of the bands live specialties ( It might have worked for the Beatles but releasing a 7 minute song for the radio was only ever going to be gift afforded the royalty of Rock & only then of a marginal basis. )
The recording here, originally released as “Jamming In Midnight” by The Polar Bear Records (PB – 099/100) as a two CD set, ( This version omits “Whipping Post” but retains the lengthy “Mountain Jam” ) is a strong, bassy soundboard recording with only a little too much power for it’s own good. It’s not a broad stereo mix as instruments & voices all seem to come from the one place but this only bolsters it’s power. The small quibble with Allman fans might be that everyone seems to contest the recording date – The SUNY concert was reportedly on the 10th of July & not the 26th as it has been printed as before.
“Please Don’t Keep Me Wondering” boogies along like a hypnotizing snake with a flash of power in it’s eyes. it doesn’t take long for the band to break out the steam either – Gregg’s lusty voice spills out & beyond the mass of the music & it’s not long until Duane’s liquid guitar flashes in to view meandering through the rampant pulse on stage with an electric fury. “Stormy Monday” – A cover of the T-Bone Walker track – is pinpointed by Gregg’s keyboard part – the instrument that he became fluent on & pined upon playing after listening to Jimmy Smith on Nashville Radio station WLAC’s jazz broadcasts – and the instrument that he used to write the irst album upon – Gregg said recently “When my brother called me to join the Allman brothers on March 26, 1969, he said “I need you to play a Hammond.” One day they had a blindfold with ‘em, and said. “We gotta take you somewhere.” They took me into this room in Berry Oakley’s house, ripped off the blindfold, and there was a brand new 1969 B-3 Hammond, a 122 RV Leslie, and about 8 joints rolled on the bottom keyboard. And they said “We’ll see you in a couple of weeks!” When I got to the Allman Brothers, I had a heyday. I wrote the first album within, like, a week and a half” – The blues is written hard in this version although the optimism in Gregg’s Hammond shines through. Duane’s exacting soloing creates a busy spiraling launch while Berry Oakley’s fastidious & melodious “Tractor” bass lines adds a splendid & rooted backbone to proceedings.
The Dicky Betts written “In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed” is the bands second “Idlewild South” track this evening. One of the highlights of the Allman’s live experiences it has space for each member of the band to flourish & improvise in which ever way they wish to. Multiple phases pass through the fleeting 11 minutes of the track ( One of the shorter renditions as the song would be drawn out to epic lengths reaching almost 3 minutes long some nights .. ) which has been compared by Duane as close to playing as Miles Davis in the jazz- rock field – “that kind of playing comes from Miles and Coltrane, and particularly Kind of Blue. I’ve listened to that album so many times that for the past couple of years, I haven’t hardly listened to anything else”. Shifting patterns litter the path where the band played before the tempo increases to a brilliant fury & the band crash to a dead stop.
With hardly a breather the band move on to a “Song that Junior Wells played long time ago ..” – “You Don’t Love Me”. A desperately funky groove follows full of splashing drums and an urgent phrase on the Hammond before Duane zips in on guitar to peel out a few more blistering chords.
“Dreams” from the Allman Brothers band’s eponymous album is a slow burner – all the hall marks are there of an Allman track & that the Hammond takes the first place puts fact to the track being written firstly on the instrument. The reason that it takes it time though is that its un-fetted of guitar until around the minute mark while the band take their time to venture in to the whole miasma of the journey. The sublime, syncopated drumming of messieurs. Johanson & Trucks form a unerring & brilliantly professional backbone that keeps it’s edge throughout. This slowly creeps towards ‘space-jam’ territory as springing feedback & wiggling histrionics are formed from out of nowhere by Duane. As the closing chorus is sung the the band fuel up, Gregg clears out all the stops with a screaming blues howl & the band turn up the tempo just enough to wind up with.
The monumental “Mountain Jam” follows. Clocking in at a glorious 35:48 the true extent of the whole should rightly be exhaustive but no matter the length of the rendition, the swooning improvisation always seems to pique interest. The song itself is based around Donovan Leitch’s 1967 track “There Is A Mountain” & features work from each of the band opening out the tune to all their strengths. Reaching through many different phrases – Classic rock, heavy metal, Jazz, Spanish classical guitar the whole melds together seemlessly. A dual drum solo at 7:13 is just one of many highlights – as Gregg put it “I went “Two full sets of drums?” I thought, train wreck, woah!” – It’s simply the thought of the cataclysmic mess that it could all turn in to that you’re waiting for but this pair are just so close in mind that not a single tic clashes & the closeness & approximation to a real jazz groove is so point perfect you could have tuned to jazz in it’s purist form before the near heavy metal chords strike up to a near ‘Bolero’ styled work out. The track then soars throughout tempos – gracefully bare then funky onslaught before settling in to deep bar blues.
The packaging is the standard Godfather trifold digi-pack featuring a b&w photo of the band sat on railway tracks with a bright orange version of the brothers logo super imposed over the top. The inside folds feature multiple pictures of Duane either live relaxing or at the “Hey Jude” session that he played at with Wilson Pickett. The back features Duane in session with a clear Biba-esque font listing the tracks. http://fp.io/ae162c6e/
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND – A&R Studios, Live In New York On 26th August 1971
The Allman Brothers Band – A&R Studios, Live In New York On 26th August 1971 (2014)
Personnel: Gregg Allman: vocals, organ; piano; Duane Allman: slide guitar, lead guitar; Dickey Betts: lead guitar, rhythm guitar; Berry Oakley: bass; Butch Trucks: drums; Jai Johanny “Jaimoe” Johanson: drums.
Tracklist:
01. Statesboro Blues (Live) ( 4:33)
02. Trouble No More (Live) ( 4:15)
03. Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ (Live) ( 3:52)
04. Done Somebody Wrong (Live) ( 3:48)
05. One Way Out (Live) ( 5:18)
06. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (Live) (12:52)
07. Stormy Monday (Live) ( 9:04)
08. You Don’t Love Me (Live) ( 8:37)
09. Soul Serenade (Live) ( 4:18)
10. You Don’t Love Me (Live Version 2) ( 3:31)
11. Soul Serenade (In Memory Of King Curtis) (Live) ( 3:06)
12. Hot ‘Lanta (Live) ( 6:56) http://fp.io/8dad3a77/
December 22, 2014
FRANK MARINO - Hammersmith Odeon London, England - April 29,1983
Frank Marino
Hammersmith Odeon
London, England
April 29,1983
Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Lineage: Analog Cassette >DAT > CD-R > EAC WAV >TLH FLAC8 >TTD
01 - Down, Down, Down
02 - Midnight Highway
03 - Maybe It's Time
04 - Strange Dreams
05 - Free
06 - Poppy (cut)
07 - Strange Universe
08 - Somethings Comin Our Way
09 - All Along The Watchtower
Frank Marino - lead vocals, lead guitar
Vince Marino - guitar
Keith Christopher - bass
Timm Biery - drums
Claudio Daniel Pesavento - keyboards
Transfered from cassette and uploaded by:winterlandblizzard
Comments:
Soundboard in Excellent Quality. http://fp.io/c12f5afe/
Hammersmith Odeon
London, England
April 29,1983
Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Lineage: Analog Cassette >DAT > CD-R > EAC WAV >TLH FLAC8 >TTD
01 - Down, Down, Down
02 - Midnight Highway
03 - Maybe It's Time
04 - Strange Dreams
05 - Free
06 - Poppy (cut)
07 - Strange Universe
08 - Somethings Comin Our Way
09 - All Along The Watchtower
Frank Marino - lead vocals, lead guitar
Vince Marino - guitar
Keith Christopher - bass
Timm Biery - drums
Claudio Daniel Pesavento - keyboards
Transfered from cassette and uploaded by:winterlandblizzard
Comments:
Soundboard in Excellent Quality. http://fp.io/c12f5afe/
THE WHO - Electric Proms 06 The Roundhouse London, England - 10/29/2006
The Who
2006-10-29
Electric Proms 06
The Roundhouse
London, England
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
01. Introduction
02. I Can't Explain
03. The Seeker
04. Who Are You
05. Fragments
06. Sound Round
07. Pick Up The Peace
08. Endless Wire
09. We've Got A Hit
10. They Made My Dreams Come True
11. Mirror Door
12. Baba O'Riley
13. Mike Post's Theme
14. Pinball Wizard
15. Amazing Journey
16. Sparks
17. See Me, Feel Me
18. Outro
PHISH - Broome County Forum Binghamton, NY - 03/20/1992
Phish
Broome County Forum
Binghamton, NY
20 March 1992
Source: SBD > (cass?) > DAT > CD > SHN
slight diginoise during Wilson (only flaw I know of)
aaron@nyc-freaks.com
Disc 1
01. Wilson
02. Reba
03. Brother
04. Glide
05. Rift
06. Fluffhead
07. Maze
08. Lizards
09. Mound
Disc 2
01. Run Like an Antelope
Set II
02. Mike's Song >
03. I am Hydrogen >
04. Weekapaug Groove
05. Sanity
06. The Sloth
07. The Mango Song
08. Cavern
09. Uncle Pen
Disc 3
01. Harry Hood
02. Cold as Ice > Terrapin > Cold as Ice
03. Possum > Secret Language Instructions > Possum
Encore:
04. Lawn Boy
05. Fire http://fp.io/23a4m6b5/
Broome County Forum
Binghamton, NY
20 March 1992
Source: SBD > (cass?) > DAT > CD > SHN
slight diginoise during Wilson (only flaw I know of)
aaron@nyc-freaks.com
Disc 1
01. Wilson
02. Reba
03. Brother
04. Glide
05. Rift
06. Fluffhead
07. Maze
08. Lizards
09. Mound
Disc 2
01. Run Like an Antelope
Set II
02. Mike's Song >
03. I am Hydrogen >
04. Weekapaug Groove
05. Sanity
06. The Sloth
07. The Mango Song
08. Cavern
09. Uncle Pen
Disc 3
01. Harry Hood
02. Cold as Ice > Terrapin > Cold as Ice
03. Possum > Secret Language Instructions > Possum
Encore:
04. Lawn Boy
05. Fire http://fp.io/23a4m6b5/
GRAHAM PARKER & the Rumour - Rotterdam, Netherlands - 12/19/1977
Graham Parker
& the Rumour
1977-12-19
Rotterdam, Netherlands
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
01. Back to Schooldays
02. Hotel Chambermaid
03. The Heat in Harlem
04. Fool's Gold
05. Watch the Moon Come Down
06. KRO Station Break
07. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down
08. Don't Ask Me Questions
09. Not If It Pleases Me
10. New York Shuffle
11. Soul Shoes
12. Pourin' It All Out
13. Hold Back the Night
KRO radio, broadcast date in January 1978
This show was recorded by Hans Devente digitized as a single flac file in July 2014. I normalized the channels, fixed some minor clipping of the right channel in Audacity, and chaptered the songs. http://fp.io/2a45b317/
PAUL McCARTNEY - BBC Electric Proms 2007 Paul McCartney Live
Artist: Paul McCartney
Album: BBC Electric Proms 2007 Paul McCartney Live
Released: 2014
Style: Rock
Size: 111 Mb
Tracklist:
01 – Magical Mystery Tour (Live)
02 – Flaming Pie (Live)
03 – Got to Get You into My Life (Live)
04 – Dance Tonight (Live)
05 – Only Mama Knows (Live)
06 – Blackbird (Live)
07 – Calico Skies (Live)
08 – Eleanor Rigby (Live)
09 – Band on the Run (Live)
10 – Back in the USSR (Live)
11 – Live and Let Die (Live)
12 – Baby Face (Live)
13 – Hey Jude (Live)
14 – Let It Be (Live)
15 – Lady Madonna (Live)
16 – I Saw Her Standing There (Live)
17 – Get Back (Live)
http://fp.io/cf69c174/
Album: BBC Electric Proms 2007 Paul McCartney Live
Released: 2014
Style: Rock
Size: 111 Mb
Tracklist:
01 – Magical Mystery Tour (Live)
02 – Flaming Pie (Live)
03 – Got to Get You into My Life (Live)
04 – Dance Tonight (Live)
05 – Only Mama Knows (Live)
06 – Blackbird (Live)
07 – Calico Skies (Live)
08 – Eleanor Rigby (Live)
09 – Band on the Run (Live)
10 – Back in the USSR (Live)
11 – Live and Let Die (Live)
12 – Baby Face (Live)
13 – Hey Jude (Live)
14 – Let It Be (Live)
15 – Lady Madonna (Live)
16 – I Saw Her Standing There (Live)
17 – Get Back (Live)
http://fp.io/cf69c174/
PHIL LESH & Friends - Terrapin Crossroads San Rafael, CA - 12/20/2014
PHIL LESH & Friends
Dec. 20, 2014
Terrapin Crossroads
San Rafael, CA
TXR webcast rip
Set 1
Passenger
Dire Wolf
Mason's Children
Acadian Driftwood
Doin' That Rag
Crazy Fingers >
Bertha
Set 2
Dear Mr. Fantasy >
St. Stephen >
The Eleven >
Dark Star >
I Am The Walrus >
Dark Star >
Help On The Way >
Slipknot! >
The Golden Road >
Franklin's Tower
Encore
Donor Rap
Shakedown Street
The Band: Phil Lesh, John Kadlecik,Scott Law, Dan Lebowitz,
Rob Barraco, Ezra Lipp
http://fp.io/3d3b7me8/
Dec. 20, 2014
Terrapin Crossroads
San Rafael, CA
TXR webcast rip
Set 1
Passenger
Dire Wolf
Mason's Children
Acadian Driftwood
Doin' That Rag
Crazy Fingers >
Bertha
Set 2
Dear Mr. Fantasy >
St. Stephen >
The Eleven >
Dark Star >
I Am The Walrus >
Dark Star >
Help On The Way >
Slipknot! >
The Golden Road >
Franklin's Tower
Encore
Donor Rap
Shakedown Street
The Band: Phil Lesh, John Kadlecik,Scott Law, Dan Lebowitz,
Rob Barraco, Ezra Lipp
http://fp.io/3d3b7me8/
PHIL LESH & Friends - Terrapin Crossroads San Rafael, CA - 12/19/2014
Phil Lesh & Friends
Phil Lesh & Friends
Dec. 19, 2014
Terrapin Crossroads
San Rafael, CA
TXR webcast rip
Set 1
Cosmic Charlie
Here Comes Sunshine
Row Jimmy
Ripple
He's Gone >
Unbroken Chain
Brokedown Palace
Set 2
Playing in the Band >
Estimated Prophet >
Eyes of the World >
Playing in the Band
Morning Dew
I Know You Rider
The Other One >
Terrapin Station
Encore
Donor Rap
Scarlet Begonias >
Fire on the Mountain
The Band: Phil Lesh, John Kadlecik, Scott Law, Dan Lebowitz,
Rob Barraco, Ezra Lipp
http://fp.io/ecf267m6/
Phil Lesh & Friends
Dec. 19, 2014
Terrapin Crossroads
San Rafael, CA
TXR webcast rip
Set 1
Cosmic Charlie
Here Comes Sunshine
Row Jimmy
Ripple
He's Gone >
Unbroken Chain
Brokedown Palace
Set 2
Playing in the Band >
Estimated Prophet >
Eyes of the World >
Playing in the Band
Morning Dew
I Know You Rider
The Other One >
Terrapin Station
Encore
Donor Rap
Scarlet Begonias >
Fire on the Mountain
The Band: Phil Lesh, John Kadlecik, Scott Law, Dan Lebowitz,
Rob Barraco, Ezra Lipp
http://fp.io/ecf267m6/
December 21, 2014
TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND - Tennessee Theatre Knoxville, TN - 03/28/2012
Tedeschi Trucks Band
2012-03-28
Tennessee Theatre
Knoxville, TN
Source: Soundfield SPS200 > Sound Devices 788t (24/48)
Location: FOB, LOC, Row M, Seat 115, 5.0 ft high
DSP: Sound Devices 788t > Wave Agent > Neundo 3 (sps200 szone vst, mixdown) > Wavelab 6 (fades, tracks, dither w/UV22 HR, resample) > FLAC v1.2.1 (L8) as build in TLH v2.6.0.(Build 168)
Tagging: FLAC Files tagged with Foobar 2000 Live Show Tagger
Recorded by: Daniel Kopp
Taped & Transferred by Daniel Kopp (taperhead@gmail.com)
*A Team Dirty South Recording*
One Set:
01. Crowd
02. Don't Let Me Slide
03. Everybody's Talkin'
04. Midnight In Harlem
05. Rollin' And Tumblin'
06. Bound For Glory
07. Learn How To Love
08. I've Got A Feeling >
09. Nobody's Free
10. Darling Be Home Soon >
11.
12. Uptight, Alright >
13. Oteil solo >
14. Drums >
15. Jam
16. Love Has Something Else To Say
17. Encore break
18. Sing A Simple Song >
19. I Wanna Take You Higher
http://fp.io/44fadc59/
2012-03-28
Tennessee Theatre
Knoxville, TN
Source: Soundfield SPS200 > Sound Devices 788t (24/48)
Location: FOB, LOC, Row M, Seat 115, 5.0 ft high
DSP: Sound Devices 788t > Wave Agent > Neundo 3 (sps200 szone vst, mixdown) > Wavelab 6 (fades, tracks, dither w/UV22 HR, resample) > FLAC v1.2.1 (L8) as build in TLH v2.6.0.(Build 168)
Tagging: FLAC Files tagged with Foobar 2000 Live Show Tagger
Recorded by: Daniel Kopp
Taped & Transferred by Daniel Kopp (taperhead@gmail.com)
*A Team Dirty South Recording*
One Set:
01. Crowd
02. Don't Let Me Slide
03. Everybody's Talkin'
04. Midnight In Harlem
05. Rollin' And Tumblin'
06. Bound For Glory
07. Learn How To Love
08. I've Got A Feeling >
09. Nobody's Free
10. Darling Be Home Soon >
11.
12. Uptight, Alright >
13. Oteil solo >
14. Drums >
15. Jam
16. Love Has Something Else To Say
17. Encore break
18. Sing A Simple Song >
19. I Wanna Take You Higher
http://fp.io/44fadc59/
TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND - Beacon Theatre New York City, New York - 09/10/2011
Tedeschi Trucks Band
Beacon Theatre
New York City, New York
9/10/2011
Source: Schoeps CCM4V'S(din)>Lunatec V2>Benchmark AD2K>
Sound Devices 722 (24/48)
BOB/DFC/KFC/ZFC/AARP Row Q, Between Seats 112 And 113, 6 1/2' High
DSP: Sound Devices 722>Sound Forge 9.0>CD Wave>flac(16)
Recorded By: Z-Man
Seeded By: Z-Man
Disc I
01 Don't Let Me Slide
02 Space Captain
03 Until You Remember
04 *Coming Home >
05 Midnight In Harlem
06 Learn How To Love
07 Shelter
08 Anyday
Disc II
01 That Did It
02 Band Introductions
03 Uptight, Alright >
04 Drums/Bass/Piano >
05 Drum Solo >
06 Jam >
07 Bound For Glory
08 Simple Song >
09 I Wanna Take You Higher
Encore:
10 Night Time
11 Love Has Something
* With Little Martha And Blue Sky Teases
http://fp.io/2e5dm27b/
December 20, 2014
VAN MORRISON - Grosser Festival Basel, Switzerland - 12/17/2000
Van Morrison
2000-12-17
Grosser Festival
Basel, Switzerland
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
01. Here Ever After
02. Never Wear Mascara
03. The Dark End Of The Street
04. Good Morning Blues
05. Old Black Joe
06. Think Twice Before You Go
07. Fire In The Belly
08. Naked In The Jungle
09. In The Afternoon > Don't You Make Me High > Sex Machine
10. Real Gone Lover
11. Domino
12. Froggie Went A-Courtin' > Outskirts Of Town
13. Muleskinner Blues
14. When The Leaves Come Falling Down
15. Back On Top
16. Moondance
17. Brown Eyed Girl
18. Bright Side Of The Road
19. Help Me > Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
20. Medley: Hello Josephine > Shake Rattle & Roll > Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On > Roll Over Beethoven
Encore:
21. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
Musicians:
Van Morrison: Vocals, Harmonica, Guitar
Linda Gail Lewis: Vocals, Piano, Hammond Organ
Candy Dulfer: Sax
Matt Holland: Trumpet
Annie Lewis: Backing Vocals
Featuring The Red Hot Pokers
http://fp.io/2ba7c474/
PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS - Last Flight 1979 - 12/17/1979
Paul McCartney & Wings
Last Flight 1979
1979-12-17
Apollo Theatre
Glascow, Scotland
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
CD 1:
01. Got To Get You Into My Life
02. Getting Closer
03. Every Night
04. Again And Again And Again
05. I've Had Enough
06. No Words
07. Cook Of The House
08. Old Siam, Sir
09. Maybe I'm Amazed
10. The Fool On The Hill
11. Let It Be
12. Hot As Sun
13. Spin It On
14. Twenty Flight Rock
15. Go Now
16. Arrow Through Me
17. Wonderful Christmastime
CD 2:
01. Coming Up
02. Goodnight Tonight
03. Yesterday
04. Mull Of Kintyre
05. Band On The Run
Bonus Tracks:
Concert For The People Of Kampuchea
1979-12-29
06. Got To Get You Into My Life
07. Every Night
08. Coming Up
09. Lucille
10. Let It Be
11. Rockestra Theme
Comments:
Tracks from disc 1 and tracks 1-5 from disc 2 are the complete performance that the final incarnation of Wings played at the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland on December 17, 1979. This was the last show of the Wings' Tour in 1979. These tracks are the very tapes McCartney himself recorded for a possible live album of which only Coming Up has appeared.
Tracks 6-11 from disc 2 are taken from the Concert For The People Of Kampuchea LP (December 31, 1979).
http://fp.io/297772mf/
GRATEFUL DEAD and MERL SAUNDERS - The Twilight Zone: Original Soundtrack Recording, Volume One
The Twilight Zone: Original Soundtrack Recording, Volume One (1985 Television Series)
performed by the Grateful Dead and Merl Saunders
SILVA Records (1985) OOP
1 The Twilight Zone '85 Main Title 0:52
2 Suite from Nightcrawlers 8:11
3 I of Newton 1:35
4 Children's Zoo 1:28
5 Can She Type? 2:34
6 Suite from "Shadow Man" 8:28
7 Suite from "The Misfortune Cookie" 9:39
8 Kentucky Rye, Part 1 9:39
9 Kentucky Rye, Part 2 3:18
10 Kentucky Rye, Part 3 2:49
11 The Twilight Zone '85 End Credits 0:42
http://fp.io/2cc4ac1d/
DONNA JEAN GODCHAUX BAND WITH JEFF MATTSON - ''BACK AROUND''
DONNA JEAN GODCHAUX BAND WITH JEFF MATTSON
''BACK AROUND''
MARCH 11 2014
52:17
1 Don’t Ask Me Why 4:44
(Donna Jean Godchaux)
2 Back Around 5:12
(Jeff Mattson/Donna Jean Godchaux)
3 19th Nervous Breakdown 5:35
(Mick Jagger/Keith Richards)
4 Don’t Fight It 3:39
(Steve Cropper/Wilson Pickett)
5 Darkness Darkness 8:14
(Jesse Colin Young)
6 Delta Jubilee 6:29
(Donna Jean Godchaux/Jeff Mattson)
7 She Said She Said 5:18
(John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
8 Crazy Fingers 6:25
(Jerry Garcia/Robert Hunter)
9 Stranger Things 6:34
(Dave Diamond/Donna Jean Godchaux)
The Band:
Donna Jean Godchaux: vocals
Jeff Mattson: guitars, vocals on tracks 3,7
David MacKay: bass guitars
Joe Chirco: drums on tracks 1,4
Freeman White: keyboards
Peter Lavezzoli: drums and percussion on tracks 2,3,5-9
Mark Adler: Wurly on tracks 1,4
The Muscle Shoals Horns:
Charles Rose: trombone, horn arrangements
Harvey Thompson: sax
Jim Horn: baritone sax, flute
Steve Herman: trumpet
The “More the Merrier” Players:
Will McFarlane: guitar tracks 1,3,4,6,9
Clint Bailey: organ track 1, clavinet track 6
Jimmy Nutt: percussion
Richard Bailey: banjo tracks 6,8
Background vocals:
Donna Jean (tracks 1,2,3,7,8,9)
Cindy Walker and Marie Lewey (tracks 1,4,6)
Gary Nichols (tracks 6,7)
Will McFarlane (tracks 4,8,9)
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Donna Jean Godchaux Band ft. Jeff Mattson perform at the Dark Star Jubilee at Legend Valley in Thorneville, OH on May 15, 2013.
Donna Jean Godchaux-vocals
Jeff Mattson-guitar, vocals
David MacKay-bass
Joe Chirco-drums & percussion
Freeman White-keyboards
BIOGRAPHY
by Rachel Sprovtsoff (AllMusic)
As the only woman officially billed with the Grateful Dead, Donna Jean Godchaux held her own on-stage with the rest of the boys. While not a founding member, nor was she with the band for too long, a female voice belting out "Dancin' in the Streets," or any Dead tune for that matter, was an oddity in itself after almost a decade of all-male singing. However, her history as a singer isn't relegated to jam band history. Her backing vocals can be found on all kinds of records before and after her stint with the Dead.
Godchaux started out as a session singer in Muscle Shoals, AL, then moved on to Memphis and Nashville and then finally to the West Coast. She worked with a group of backup singers (Jeannie Green and Ginger and Mary Holladay) who called themselves Southern Comfort and is credited as Donna Thatcher on Cher's 1969 release 3614 Jackson Highway, as well as on Elvis Presley's From Elvis in Memphis and Elvis Back in Memphis albums, among others. With the Grateful Dead, she sang on Tales of the Great Rum Runners (1974) and Tiger Rose (1975) from Robert Hunter.
Her involvement with the Dead started after her husband, Keith Godchaux, decided he wanted to join the band after seeing them at a West Coast gig. It just so happened that the Dead were in need of a keyboard player when their original one, Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, fell ill. Keith was brought on before Pigpen's death and soon after, Donna was asked to join as an added vocalist. She spent seven years, from 1972 to 1979, singing with the Dead and as backup for the Jerry Garcia Band as well. As for Grateful Dead records, she appears on the 1973 studio effort Wake of the Flood, released on the then newly formed Grateful Dead Records; 1974's Grateful Dead From the Mars Hotel; and 1975's Blues for Allah, as well as various other compilations. Not to be outdone with side projects, Donna and Keith put out a self-titled album in 1975 with Garcia on guitar and several collaboratively written tunes. Other albums featuring their work include the 1984 release The Ghosts Playing in the Heart of Gold Band with material recorded between 1979 and 1980 by various groups involving the two, including their version of the Garcia/Hunter tune
After becoming road weary from the constant touring, the two left the band in 1979. A year later, Keith died in a car accident and Donna has since married Bay Area musician David MacKay, who founded the Tazmanian Devils. Since the Grateful Dead disbanded in 1995, Donna and some of the remaining members have gotten together to play in one form or another, but nothing official. In the late '90s, she formed the Donna Jean Band with her son with Keith, Zion, who plays rhythm guitar and percussion. Filling out the rock & roll band are Will McFarlane on guitar and Joey Holder on piano. She and MacKay also have a son, Kinsman, who plays in a band of his own.
http://fp.io/1f1fb9a7/
''BACK AROUND''
MARCH 11 2014
52:17
1 Don’t Ask Me Why 4:44
(Donna Jean Godchaux)
2 Back Around 5:12
(Jeff Mattson/Donna Jean Godchaux)
3 19th Nervous Breakdown 5:35
(Mick Jagger/Keith Richards)
4 Don’t Fight It 3:39
(Steve Cropper/Wilson Pickett)
5 Darkness Darkness 8:14
(Jesse Colin Young)
6 Delta Jubilee 6:29
(Donna Jean Godchaux/Jeff Mattson)
7 She Said She Said 5:18
(John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
8 Crazy Fingers 6:25
(Jerry Garcia/Robert Hunter)
9 Stranger Things 6:34
(Dave Diamond/Donna Jean Godchaux)
The Band:
Donna Jean Godchaux: vocals
Jeff Mattson: guitars, vocals on tracks 3,7
David MacKay: bass guitars
Joe Chirco: drums on tracks 1,4
Freeman White: keyboards
Peter Lavezzoli: drums and percussion on tracks 2,3,5-9
Mark Adler: Wurly on tracks 1,4
The Muscle Shoals Horns:
Charles Rose: trombone, horn arrangements
Harvey Thompson: sax
Jim Horn: baritone sax, flute
Steve Herman: trumpet
The “More the Merrier” Players:
Will McFarlane: guitar tracks 1,3,4,6,9
Clint Bailey: organ track 1, clavinet track 6
Jimmy Nutt: percussion
Richard Bailey: banjo tracks 6,8
Background vocals:
Donna Jean (tracks 1,2,3,7,8,9)
Cindy Walker and Marie Lewey (tracks 1,4,6)
Gary Nichols (tracks 6,7)
Will McFarlane (tracks 4,8,9)
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Donna Jean Godchaux Band ft. Jeff Mattson perform at the Dark Star Jubilee at Legend Valley in Thorneville, OH on May 15, 2013.
Donna Jean Godchaux-vocals
Jeff Mattson-guitar, vocals
David MacKay-bass
Joe Chirco-drums & percussion
Freeman White-keyboards
BIOGRAPHY
by Rachel Sprovtsoff (AllMusic)
As the only woman officially billed with the Grateful Dead, Donna Jean Godchaux held her own on-stage with the rest of the boys. While not a founding member, nor was she with the band for too long, a female voice belting out "Dancin' in the Streets," or any Dead tune for that matter, was an oddity in itself after almost a decade of all-male singing. However, her history as a singer isn't relegated to jam band history. Her backing vocals can be found on all kinds of records before and after her stint with the Dead.
Godchaux started out as a session singer in Muscle Shoals, AL, then moved on to Memphis and Nashville and then finally to the West Coast. She worked with a group of backup singers (Jeannie Green and Ginger and Mary Holladay) who called themselves Southern Comfort and is credited as Donna Thatcher on Cher's 1969 release 3614 Jackson Highway, as well as on Elvis Presley's From Elvis in Memphis and Elvis Back in Memphis albums, among others. With the Grateful Dead, she sang on Tales of the Great Rum Runners (1974) and Tiger Rose (1975) from Robert Hunter.
Her involvement with the Dead started after her husband, Keith Godchaux, decided he wanted to join the band after seeing them at a West Coast gig. It just so happened that the Dead were in need of a keyboard player when their original one, Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, fell ill. Keith was brought on before Pigpen's death and soon after, Donna was asked to join as an added vocalist. She spent seven years, from 1972 to 1979, singing with the Dead and as backup for the Jerry Garcia Band as well. As for Grateful Dead records, she appears on the 1973 studio effort Wake of the Flood, released on the then newly formed Grateful Dead Records; 1974's Grateful Dead From the Mars Hotel; and 1975's Blues for Allah, as well as various other compilations. Not to be outdone with side projects, Donna and Keith put out a self-titled album in 1975 with Garcia on guitar and several collaboratively written tunes. Other albums featuring their work include the 1984 release The Ghosts Playing in the Heart of Gold Band with material recorded between 1979 and 1980 by various groups involving the two, including their version of the Garcia/Hunter tune
After becoming road weary from the constant touring, the two left the band in 1979. A year later, Keith died in a car accident and Donna has since married Bay Area musician David MacKay, who founded the Tazmanian Devils. Since the Grateful Dead disbanded in 1995, Donna and some of the remaining members have gotten together to play in one form or another, but nothing official. In the late '90s, she formed the Donna Jean Band with her son with Keith, Zion, who plays rhythm guitar and percussion. Filling out the rock & roll band are Will McFarlane on guitar and Joey Holder on piano. She and MacKay also have a son, Kinsman, who plays in a band of his own.
http://fp.io/1f1fb9a7/
DONNA JEAN GODCHAUX BAND IRIDIUM LIVE 004 - 07-12-2012
DONNA JEAN GODCHAUX BAND
''IRIDIUM LIVE 004 07-12-2012''
2012
75:58
1 Sugaree 12:39
2 Annie Don't Lie 05:35
3 Don't Ask Me Why 08:24
4 Tear My Stillhouse Down 06:55
5 Easy Wind 07:15
6 Gone Gone Gone 06:00
7 Green River 07:54
8 Hey Pocky Way 07:47
9 New Speedway Boogie/Other One 13:22
Kenny Brooks/Saxophone
Joe Chirco/Drums
Donna Jean Godchaux/Vocals
Mark Karan/Guitar, Vocals
David MacKay/Bass
Mookie Siegel/Keyboards, Vocals
Freeman White/Keyboards, Vocals
BIOGRAPHY
by Rachel Sprovtsoff (AllMusic)
As the only woman officially billed with the Grateful Dead, Donna Jean Godchaux held her own on-stage with the rest of the boys. While not a founding member, nor was she with the band for too long, a female voice belting out "Dancin' in the Streets," or any Dead tune for that matter, was an oddity in itself after almost a decade of all-male singing. However, her history as a singer isn't relegated to jam band history. Her backing vocals can be found on all kinds of records before and after her stint with the Dead.
Godchaux started out as a session singer in Muscle Shoals, AL, then moved on to Memphis and Nashville and then finally to the West Coast. She worked with a group of backup singers (Jeannie Green and Ginger and Mary Holladay) who called themselves Southern Comfort and is credited as Donna Thatcher on Cher's 1969 release 3614 Jackson Highway, as well as on Elvis Presley's From Elvis in Memphis and Elvis Back in Memphis albums, among others. With the Grateful Dead, she sang on Tales of the Great Rum Runners (1974) and Tiger Rose (1975) from Robert Hunter.
Her involvement with the Dead started after her husband, Keith Godchaux, decided he wanted to join the band after seeing them at a West Coast gig. It just so happened that the Dead were in need of a keyboard player when their original one, Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, fell ill. Keith was brought on before Pigpen's death and soon after, Donna was asked to join as an added vocalist. She spent seven years, from 1972 to 1979, singing with the Dead and as backup for the Jerry Garcia Band as well. As for Grateful Dead records, she appears on the 1973 studio effort Wake of the Flood, released on the then newly formed Grateful Dead Records; 1974's Grateful Dead From the Mars Hotel; and 1975's Blues for Allah, as well as various other compilations. Not to be outdone with side projects, Donna and Keith put out a self-titled album in 1975 with Garcia on guitar and several collaboratively written tunes. Other albums featuring their work include the 1984 release The Ghosts Playing in the Heart of Gold Band with material recorded between 1979 and 1980 by various groups involving the two, including their version of the Garcia/Hunter tune
After becoming road weary from the constant touring, the two left the band in 1979. A year later, Keith died in a car accident and Donna has since married Bay Area musician David MacKay, who founded the Tazmanian Devils. Since the Grateful Dead disbanded in 1995, Donna and some of the remaining members have gotten together to play in one form or another, but nothing official. In the late '90s, she formed the Donna Jean Band with her son with Keith, Zion, who plays rhythm guitar and percussion. Filling out the rock & roll band are Will McFarlane on guitar and Joey Holder on piano. She and MacKay also have a son, Kinsman, who plays in a band of his own.
http://fp.io/d617c455/
''IRIDIUM LIVE 004 07-12-2012''
2012
75:58
1 Sugaree 12:39
2 Annie Don't Lie 05:35
3 Don't Ask Me Why 08:24
4 Tear My Stillhouse Down 06:55
5 Easy Wind 07:15
6 Gone Gone Gone 06:00
7 Green River 07:54
8 Hey Pocky Way 07:47
9 New Speedway Boogie/Other One 13:22
Kenny Brooks/Saxophone
Joe Chirco/Drums
Donna Jean Godchaux/Vocals
Mark Karan/Guitar, Vocals
David MacKay/Bass
Mookie Siegel/Keyboards, Vocals
Freeman White/Keyboards, Vocals
BIOGRAPHY
by Rachel Sprovtsoff (AllMusic)
As the only woman officially billed with the Grateful Dead, Donna Jean Godchaux held her own on-stage with the rest of the boys. While not a founding member, nor was she with the band for too long, a female voice belting out "Dancin' in the Streets," or any Dead tune for that matter, was an oddity in itself after almost a decade of all-male singing. However, her history as a singer isn't relegated to jam band history. Her backing vocals can be found on all kinds of records before and after her stint with the Dead.
Godchaux started out as a session singer in Muscle Shoals, AL, then moved on to Memphis and Nashville and then finally to the West Coast. She worked with a group of backup singers (Jeannie Green and Ginger and Mary Holladay) who called themselves Southern Comfort and is credited as Donna Thatcher on Cher's 1969 release 3614 Jackson Highway, as well as on Elvis Presley's From Elvis in Memphis and Elvis Back in Memphis albums, among others. With the Grateful Dead, she sang on Tales of the Great Rum Runners (1974) and Tiger Rose (1975) from Robert Hunter.
Her involvement with the Dead started after her husband, Keith Godchaux, decided he wanted to join the band after seeing them at a West Coast gig. It just so happened that the Dead were in need of a keyboard player when their original one, Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, fell ill. Keith was brought on before Pigpen's death and soon after, Donna was asked to join as an added vocalist. She spent seven years, from 1972 to 1979, singing with the Dead and as backup for the Jerry Garcia Band as well. As for Grateful Dead records, she appears on the 1973 studio effort Wake of the Flood, released on the then newly formed Grateful Dead Records; 1974's Grateful Dead From the Mars Hotel; and 1975's Blues for Allah, as well as various other compilations. Not to be outdone with side projects, Donna and Keith put out a self-titled album in 1975 with Garcia on guitar and several collaboratively written tunes. Other albums featuring their work include the 1984 release The Ghosts Playing in the Heart of Gold Band with material recorded between 1979 and 1980 by various groups involving the two, including their version of the Garcia/Hunter tune
After becoming road weary from the constant touring, the two left the band in 1979. A year later, Keith died in a car accident and Donna has since married Bay Area musician David MacKay, who founded the Tazmanian Devils. Since the Grateful Dead disbanded in 1995, Donna and some of the remaining members have gotten together to play in one form or another, but nothing official. In the late '90s, she formed the Donna Jean Band with her son with Keith, Zion, who plays rhythm guitar and percussion. Filling out the rock & roll band are Will McFarlane on guitar and Joey Holder on piano. She and MacKay also have a son, Kinsman, who plays in a band of his own.
http://fp.io/d617c455/
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