July 27, 2012

GOV'T MULE - Under The Bridge, London, UK - 07/04/2012




Set 1
Broke Down On The Brazos
Gameface
Child Of The Earth
Painted Silver Light
I'm A Ram
Fallen Down >
The Other One Jam
The Shape I'm In
Mule >
I've Been Working >
Mule

Set 2
Banks Of The Deep End
Time To Confess
I Believe To My Soul
Slackjaw Jezebel
Beautifully Broken
Sco-Mule with Elliot Randall
Don't Step On The Grass Sam
Soulshine

Encore
She's Nineteen Years Old with Bernie Marsden & Paul Jones

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GOV'T MULE - HMV Ritz, Manchester, UK - 07/03/2012




Set 1
Blind Man In The Dark
Bad Little Doggie
Brand New Angel
Mother Earth
Steppin' Lightly
Captured
Banks Of The Deep End
Thorazine Shuffle

Set 2
Broke Down On The Brazos
Lay Your Burden Down >
Smokestack Lightning >
Lay Your Burden Down
Inside Outside Woman Blues
Larger Than Life >
If 6 Was 9 >
Larger Than Life
Bus Stop
Birth Of The Mule >
Drums >
Mule

Encore
Forevermore                                                                                                                                              http://fp.io/693c936m/  thanks to grumgjv for post

RAILROAD EARTH - High Sierra Music Festival, Quincy, CA - 07/08/2012


 7/8/12 High Sierra Music Festival, Quincy, CA


DISC ONE
SET ONE
Shockenaw Breakdown
(2:45)
Like a Buddha
(13:30)
Where Songs Begin
(7:15)
Potter's Field
(5:57)
Bread And Water
(4:38)
Elko
(9:43)
Mission Man
(11:12)
The Jupiter and the 119
(7:59)
Dandelion Wine
(5:35)
DISC TWO
Way Of The Buffalo
(5:19)
Spring-Heeled Jack
(16:42)
Black Elk Speaks
(6:10)
Warhead Boogie
(10:11)
Genesis
(9:24)
ENCORE
Bird In A House
(7:16)
Peace On Earth
(5:17)
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RAILROAD EARTH - Auditorium, San Francisco, CA - 03/10/2012


 3/10/12 Auditorium, San Francisco, CA


Terrapin Station through Box Of Rain with Phil Lesh on electric bass and lead vocals

Box Of Rain with Andrew Altman on guitar

First time played: Crazy Fingers and Box Of Rain



DISC ONE
SET ONE
Bird In A House
(7:11)
Happy Song
(3:45)
Elko
(9:44)
Storms
(6:19)
Stillwater Getaway
(9:37)
Mourning Flies
(13:14)
Lone Croft Farewell
(5:44)
DISC TWO
SET TWO
Mighty River
(7:24)
Warhead Boogie
(15:37)
Congoman Chant
(10:27)
Terrapin Station
(15:05)
Spring-Heeled Jack
(17:13)
DISC THREE
Crazy Fingers
(8:20)
Box Of Rain
(8:10)
Peace On Earth
(7:31)
ENCORE
Cuckoo Medley
(9:48)

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LOTUS - High Sierra Music Festival, Quincy, CA. - 07/05/2012


Lotus
2012-07-05
High Sierra Music Festival, Quincy, CA

Bellwether
Bush Pilot
Spiritualize
Age of Inexperience
Middle Road
Disappear in a Blood-Red Sky
Wax
The Surf
Greet the Mind
In an Outline
Flower Sermon >
Sunrain (ending only)

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BADGER - One Live Badger 1973







Badger - One Live Badger (1973 great uk heavy progressive recorded live - Wave)


Track Listing
1. "Wheel of Fortune" 7:50
2. "Fountain" 7:22
3. "Wind of Change" 7:15
4. "River" 6:50
5. "The Preacher" 3:59
6. "On the Way Home" 7:39


Credits
Tony Kaye - keyboards, mellotron, Moog synthesiser
Brian Parrish - guitar, Vocals
Dave Foster - bass guitar, vocals
Roy Dyke - drums




Badger were one of those seventies bands that are barely remembered outside the circle of hard-core Yes fans. Only in existence for a couple of years, they managed to produce two albums, White Lady, the 1974 studio album which was a fairly mellow, soul-influenced affair featuring ex-Apple Records artist Jackie Lomax, and the altogether more interesting progressive rock debut One Live Badger. Formed in mid 1972, the roots of the band stretch back a few years earlier when Tony Kaye linked up with David Foster who was getting material together for a prospective solo album. Foster, a former band mate of Jon Anderson in The Warriors, was first introduced to the Yes camp when he co-wrote Sweet Dreams and Time And A Word with the vocalist with for the band's second album. Although the solo album was eventually scrapped, Foster and Kaye kept in touch and following Kaye's departure from Yes and brief involvement with Flash, set about remixing and reworking the original material. .
Deciding to form a band to play and record the songs, drummer Roy Dyke was recruited from the recently disbanded Ashton, Gardener and Dyke who recommended that guitarist Brian Parrish, who had recorded a largely ignored album with Adrian Gurvitz, should complete the line-up. After intensive rehearsals, the band made their debut at "The Rainbow Theatre" in December 1972 supporting Yes at the infamous concerts that spawned the sprawling Yessongs live album. Atlantic Records, to whom both groups were signed, decided that as the equipment was in place they should make the most of their financial outlay and record the support group's set as well. In a bold move that seems rather extraordinary by today's standards, it was these recordings that formed the basis of One Live Badger.
And what a great album it is, the material is strong and the group sound as if they have been playing and writing together for years. The production, by the group, Jon Anderson and Geoffrey Haslam, is crisp although somewhat more raw and aggressive than the resulting Yes recordings from the same concerts. As expected, Kaye's signature Hammond organ sound is to the fore on most of the tracks (and in particular on the album closer On The Way Home), although he does use other keyboards to add different textures: the chorus of Wind of Change features the mellotron, The River utilises an electric piano to great effect and a Moog synthesiser is evident on other tracks. Guitarist Brian Parrish plays some great solos, although nothing too flash (excuse the pun!) or overburdened with technical virtuosity. The solid and efficient rhythm section are quite prominent in the mix, as one would expect from a live recording, Foster's bass in particular being particularly clear - the dynamic mix of driving bass, riffing guitar and wailing Hammond during On The Way Home is superb and probably something that could only be got away with on a live recording. The closest comparison would be akin to a rockier Traffic.
Overall, a wonderful live album and worthy of inclusion in the collection of any fan of 1970s rock music, not just those drawn by the Yes connections. My only complaints are with the quality of the packaging. Roger Dean's cover artwork is poorly reproduced (the band name and album title are hard to see in detail), the booklet (four sides with only the front and rear artwork in colour) contains no extra information aside from the original sleeve notes and just reproduces the four colour photographs from the tray inlay in black and white. There are probably no bonus live recordings that could have been added to the album, 40 minutes would no doubt have been the length of the support act's set, and the inclusion of any existing rehearsal or demo cuts would have been incongruous, but one does feel that the addition of a few extra photos, a potted history of the band and even some reminiscences from the group members themselves would have helped justified what is effectively a full-price release. Still, it is the music that matters and on that score you can't complain at all.

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JOHNNY WINTER - Live at Central Park - 1980




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JOHNNY WINTER - Live at Montreux Festival - 1984



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JOHNNY WINTER - LIVE AT PARKER'S PLACE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON - 03/09/1985

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BENNY GOODMAN - Big Bands Live


Artist: Benny Goodman Orchestra
Album: Big Bands Live
Release Date: 2012
Genres: Jazz / Swing
Format : Mp3 320
Size: 174 /


Tracklist:
01. Let’s Dance 0:55
02. Air Mail Special 5:41
03. Raise the Riff 4:36
04. Honeysuckle Rose 3:28
05. Come Rain Or Come Shine 2:50
06. Let Me Off Uptown 4:09
07. Gotta Be This Or That 6:23
08. Body and Soul 3:26
09. Whispering 3:57
10. Medley – Not for Me – Four Brothers – Blues 8:32
11. Breakfast Feud 4:22
12. Memories of You 3:29
13. Don’t Get Around Much Anymore 7:38
14. Ten Bone 5:40
15. Medley – Don’t Be That Way – Stompin’ at the Savoy – Sunny 11:04
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DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS - Dirty South - Live at the 40 Watt (DVD Audio Rip)

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DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS - LIVE at Beachland Ballroom - November 5, 2003


Drive-By Truckers - Live at Beachland Ballroom
November 5, 2003

CD1
01. Where the Devil Dont Stay
02. Sink Hole
03. Ronnie and Neil
04. Decoration Day
05. Careless
06. When The Pin Hits the Shell
07. Dead Drunk and Naked
08. Guitar Man Upstairs
09. Bulldozers And Dirt
10. Road Cases intro
11. Road Cases
12. Hell No I Ainlt Happy
13. Marry me
14. My Sweet Annette

CD2
01. Danko/Manuel
02. 18 Wheels of Love
03. Zip City
04. Lookout Mountain
05. Let There Be Rock
06. encore noise
07. Cottonseed
08. The Living Bubba
09. Outfit
10. Play It All Night Long
11. Steve McQueen
12. People Who Died                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            http://fp.io/cac1f645/

DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS - Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland. 8/12/2008


Drive By Truckers
2008-08-12, Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland.
FM master


01 hell no i ain't happy
02 zip city
03 sinkhole
04 check out time in vegas
05 goodesfield road
06 ghost to most
07 the rightous path
08 women without whiskey
09 dead drunk and naked
10 guitar man upstairs
11 ronnie and neil                                                                                                                                      http://fp.io/8me9e5f7/

July 26, 2012

THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Darien Lake Performing Arts Center, Darien Center, NY - 07/22/2012


The Allman Brothers Band
2012-07-22
Darien Lake Performing Arts Center, Darien Center, NY

MunckMix SBD Download

Disc 1:
01. One Way Out
02. Stage banter 1
03. Statesboro Blues
04. Hot ‘Lanta
05. Stage banter 2
06. Woman Across The River
07. Midnight Rider
08. Black Hearted Woman
09. Good Morning Little School Girl

Disc 2:
01. Trouble No More
02. Done Somebody Wrong
03. Soulshine
04. Dreams
05. Jessica
06. Crowd noise
Encore:
07. Southbound

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JOHNNY WINTER - AT MY FATHERS PLACE - 04/10/1980




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BADGER - WHITE LADY






Badger - White Lady - (1974 - uk soul funk rock with Jackie Lomax )

This is the least Yes-sounding album on this page, as Badger went full-tilt into soul. Parrish and Foster left the group, and were replaced by one-time Apple records artist Jackie Lomax (vocals, guitar), former Steeler's Wheel guitarist Paul Pilnick and bassist Kim Gardner. Lomax is White Lady's key figure; he not only writes all the songs, but has a fine smooth soul voice. Allen Toussaint recorded the album in New Orleans, and he gave the band the full contemporary R&B/soul sound - horns, backing singers, prominent rhythm section. Unlike One Live Badger or other English bands who explored American soul (Clapton or Traffic at times), Badger was far more interested in grooves than soloing (or even soloing over the grooves). Dyke and Gardner usually kickstart the tracks with a catchy rhythm ("Don't Pill the Trigger"), then Lomax swoons in, while everyone plays along. Pilnick sticks to rhythm , so they brought in Barry Bailey in on slide, with an appearance by Bryn Haworth as well. There are a few nods towards the Allman Brothers intertwined guitars (the ode-to-drugs title track with Jeff Beck playing lead, "Listen to Me"), but overall White Lady is really a group effort. Lomax is almost too low-key at points, and when he gets excited he has a tendency to get frog-voiced, but he is still the focal point. But this is about the grooves, and in conjunction with the excellent production they have plenty (the opening "A Dream of You" is great, "Be With You", "Lord Who Give Me Life"). Quite the guilty pleasure as such, but it failed to chart and the group broke up soon afterwards. Kaye subsequently joined Badfinger.


Tracks:
01. A Dream Of You - 4:13
02. Everybody - Nobody - 3:19
03. Listen To Me - 4:55
04. Don't Pull The Trigger - 4:01
05. Just The Way It Goes - 4:39
06. White Lady - 4:44
07. Be With You - 3:38
08. Lord Who Give Me Life - 3:03
09. One More Dream To Hold - 4:01
10. The Hole Thing - 6:07


Personnel:
- Tony Kaye - keyboards, mellotron
- Roy Dyke - drums
- Kim Gardner - bass
- Jackie Lomax - rhythm guitar, vocals
- Paul Pilnick - lead guitar
+
- Barry Bailey - slide guitar (4-8)
- Jeff Beck - guitar solo (6)
- Carl Blouin - baritone saxophone, flute
- Lester Caliste - trumpet
- Mercedes Davis - backing vocals (1-3,5-8)
- Joan Harmon - backing vocals (1-3,5-8)
- Bryn Haworth - slide guitar (3)
- Teresipa Henry - backing vocals (1-3,5-8)
- John Lango - trombone
- Bobby Montgomery - backing vocals (2-9)
- Jessie Smith - backing vocals (2-9)
- Alvin Thomas - tenor saxophone
- Allen Toussaint - piano (3-4), organ (9), congas (1-3,10)

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TREY ANASTASIO And The Scorchio Quintet - Live From Princeton 11/18/2010

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THE BEATLES – Tomorrow Never Knows


The Beatles – Tomorrow Never Knows (2012)

A new Beatles compilation titled Tomorrow Never Knows is being released exclusively on iTunes. The set contains 14 of the Fab Four’s “most powerful rock songs,” from “Paperback Writer” and “Back in the USSR” to “It’s All Too Much” and “Savoy Truffle.”
To mark the release, Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl penned a note that will be posted with the set on iTunes. In it, he writes about the impact that the Beatles have had on him throughout his life, especially with the track “Hey Bulldog.” You can read the note in its entirety below:
If it weren’t for The Beatles, I would not be a musician. It’s as simple as that. From a very young age I became fascinated with their songs, and over the years have drowned myself in the depth of  their catalogue. Their groove and their swagger. Their grace and their beauty. Their dark and their light. The Beatles seemed to be capable of anything. They knew no boundaries, and in that freedom they seemed to define what we now know today as ‘Rock and Roll.’
“Recently I showed my 6-year-old daughter, Violet, the brilliant Yellow Submarine movie. It was her introduction to The Beatles, and she instantly shared the same fascination I felt when I was her age discovering The Beatles for the first time. She wanted to know their names, which instruments they played, who sang what song, etc etc etc….it made me so incredibly happy (and proud!). Within days she knew the verses and choruses to every song on the album. But, there was one song that stood out for her….
‘”Hey Bulldog” is not one of The Beatles’ greatest hits. It’s what most people would consider a ‘deep cut.’ But it is a quintessential Beatles rocker. The rolling bass line, the trademark Ringo drum fills, the gritty distorted guitar, and that sound that only the back of Lennon’s throat could produce. It stomps. It grooves. It makes your head bob. It makes your hips shake. When Lennon sings, ‘If you’re lonely you can talk to me!’ it soothes your heart, like you’ve finally found something to believe in. It’s so raw and real. It is 100% timeless Rock and Roll…
From one generation to the next, The Beatles will remain the most important rock band of all time.
Just ask Violet.
01. Revolution
02. Paperback Writer
03. And Your Bird Can Sing
04. Helter Skelter
05. Savoy Truffle
06. I’m Down
07. I’ve Got a Feeling (Naked Version)
08. Back In the U.S.S.R.
09. You Can’t Do That
10. It’s All Too Much
11. She Said She Said
12. Hey Bulldog
13. Tomorrow Never Knows
14. The End (Anthology 3 Version)


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FURTHUR - Amphitheatre Alpharetta, GA - 07/10/2012


Verizon Wireless
Amphitheatre
Alpharetta, GA
July 10, 2012
  Set 1
  1. The Promised Land 7:19
  2. Bertha 8:55
  3. Sugaree 15:48
  4. Big Bad Blues 11:42
  5. Loser 9:54
  6. Pride of Cucamonga 10:31
  7. The Music Never Stopped 10:50
 
  Set 2
  8. Hard to Handle > 12:21
  9. Wharf Rat > 12:44
  10. Born Cross-Eyed > 3:24
  11. Terrapin Station 26:24
  12. He's Gone 11:28
  13. King Solomons Marbles 10:46
  14. Black Peter > 13:32
  15. Turn On Your Lovelight 9:07
 
  Encore
  16. Donor Rap 2:06 -Visit Unbroken Chain
  17. Quinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn) 5:41
 
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FURTHUR - MCU PARK BROOKLYN, NY. - 07/14/2012


Set 1 
 1. Shakedown Street > 14:00
  2. Alligator > 6:34
  3. Good Lovin' 9:29
  4. When I Paint My Masterpiece 7:39
  5. Mountain Song > 11:35
  6. Dear Mr. Fantasy > 6:51
  7. Sugar Magnolia 10:14
   
  Set 2 
  8. Cryptical Envelopement > 10:18
  9. The Other One > 10:48
  10. Saint Stephen > 12:40
  11. Born Cross Eyed > 3:33
  12. New Potato Caboose > 8:24
  13. Caution (Do Not Stop On the Tracks) > 9:20
  14. Eclipse > 3:28
  15. China Doll 8:41
  16. Playin' In The Band > 7:38
  17. The Wheel > 11:01
  18. I Know Your Rider 11:47
   
  Encore 
  19. Donor Rap 1:31 -Visit Unbroken Chain
  20. One More Saturday Night 6:27
   
  
   
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