THE GRATEFUL DEAD - Winterland Arena San Francisco, CA - 03/18/1977

Grateful Dead
3/18/77
Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA


Disc 1:

Set I
1. Promised Land (*)
2. Mississippi Half-Step (*)
3. It's All Over Now
4. Sugaree
5. New Minglewood Blues
6. Fennario
7. Cassidy

Disc 2:
1. Scarlet Begonias->
2. Fire On The Mountain
(second set)
3. Samson & Delilah
4. Brown-Eyed Women
5. Good Lovin'
6. Ship of Fools (*)
7. Estimated Prophet

Disc 3:
1. Tuning
2. Terrapin Station->
3. Alhambra->
4. Drums->
5. Not Fade Away->
6. St. Stephen->
7. Around & Around
8. (encore) Uncle John's Band                                                                                                               http://fp.io/e2d53c3m/

MY MORNING JACKET : August 3rd + 4th, 2012 [Official Bootleg] (2012)

My Morning Jacket – Red Rocks August 3+4, 2012 [Official Bootleg] (2012)

If we had to make a list of bands who need to sell live recordings on a regular basis, Wilco and My Morning Jacket would’ve been near the top of that list. Apparently our wish has come true as hot on the heels of Wilco’s “experiment” in selling live shows comes word that My Morning Jacket have just launched an Official Bootleg Series.
According to the website, shows are available for download approximately three to five days after each performance. With the Spontaneous Curation series in full effect, and MMJ dusting off rarities at each stop, this is great timing. Plus, MMJ promised no repeats between the two Red Rocks gigs.

August 3rd
1. Rolling Back [09:04]
2. The Way He Sings [05:18]
3. Heartbreakin Man [03:24]
4. The Dark [03:55]
5. Low Down [04:15]
6. Outta My System [03:49]
7. Holdin On to Black Metal [04:23]
8. War Begun [06:31]
9. I Will Sing You Songs [07:42]
10. Wonderful the Way I Feel [05:23]
11. Libraian [04:42]
12. Rocket Man [05:07]
13. Tonight I Want to Celebrate with You 1 [03:09]
14. Wordless Chorus [04:47]
15. Evil Urges [05:16]
16. Tyrone [07:48]
17. What a Wonderful Man [02:42]
18. Easy Morning Rebel [05:18]
19. It’s About Twilight Now [04:50]
20. Never Tear Us Apart 1 [05:03]
21. Anytime [05:04]
22. Butch Cassidy [03:07]
23. Victory Dance [06:06]
24. Off the Record [07:39]
25. Cobra [08:12]
26. Rock the Casbah [04:15]
27. Gideon [07:03]
August 4th
1. At Dawn [03:56]
2. Circuital [07:06]
3. Xmas Curtain [05:18]
4. It Beats for You [04:22]
5. I’m Amazed [05:14]
6. Lay Low [07:56]
7. Highly Suspicous [03:16]
8. The Day Is Coming [03:30]
9. They Ran [05:31]
10. The Bear [05:46]
11. Golden [05:57]
12. Honest Man [08:32]
13. Steam Engine [10:29]
14. Isn’t It a Pity [08:31]
15. Mahgeetah [07:52]
16. Touch Me Part Two [08:06]
17. Movin’ Away [06:06]
18. Dondante [17:46]
19. Smokin from Shootin [05:24]
20. Run Thru [07:22]
21. It Makes No Difference [06:38]
22. Phone Went West Three [11:20]
23. Bermuda Highway [03:32]
24. I Will Be There When You Die [05:21]
25. Where to Begin New [05:38]
26. Oh Sweet Nothing [09:20]
27. Move On Up [08:10]
28. Dance Floors [05:10]
29. One Big Holiday [08:05]
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BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & THE E STREET BAND - Madison Square Garden 2009

Madison Square Garden 2009


Live Compilation

2009.11.07 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
2009.11.08 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY

Live at Madison Square Garden
New York City, NY
November 7, 2009
Disc 1
01. Thundercrack
02. Seeds
03. Prove It All Night
04. Hungry Heart
05. Working On A Dream

“The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle”

06. Intro To Wild & Innocent
07. The E Street Shuffle
08. 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)
09. Kitty's Back
10. Wild Billy's Circus Story
Disc 2
01. Incident On 57th Street
02. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)

03. New York City Serenade
04. Waitin' On A Sunny Day
05. Raise Your Hand (Instrumental Only)
06. Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street
07. Glory Days
08. Human Touch
09. Lonesome Day
10. The Rising
11. Born To Run
Disc 3
01. Encore Intro
02. Wrecking Ball
03. Bobby Jean
04. American Land
05. Dancing In The Dark
06. (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher & Higher 1

Live at Madison Square Garden
New York City, NY
November 8, 2009
Disc 4
01. Wrecking Ball

“The River”

02. Introduction To The River
03. The Ties that Bind
04. Sherry Darling
05. Jackson Cage
06. Two Hearts
07. Independence Day
08. Hungry Heart
09. Out In The Street
10. Crush On You
11. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
12. I Wanna Marry You
13. The River
14. Point Blank
15. Cadillac Ranch
16. I'm a Rocker
Disc 5
01. Fade Away
02. Stolen Car
03. Ramrod
04. The Price You Pay
05. Drive All Night
06. Wreck On The Highway

07. Waitin' On A Sunny Day
08. Atlantic City
09. Badlands
10. Born To Run
11. Seven Nights To Rock
Disc 6
01. Audience Applause
02. Encore Intro
03. Sweet Soul Music
04. No Surrender
05. American Land
06. Dancing In The Dark
07. Can't Help Falling In Love With You
08. (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher & Higher

Notes:
1. With Elvis Costello

This is yet another release from the "no label" or "anonymous" label containing both of Springsteen's excellent shows at Madison Square Garden in the fall of 2009, aquired as a very pricey import.  The label bills this release as a "Stereo Soundboard Recording" as it did with the similar release "Giants Stadium 2009." Interestingly enough, I feel the claim of this being an actual soundboard tape may actually be true, even though the last known soundboard tape to leak out of Camp Bruce was from 1993.  To my ears, it doesn't have the thin, almost hollow quality of most IEM recordings, and the lack of obnoxious audience noise (like the screamers & the talkers) make it seem less like an IEM-audience recording mix.  That is not to say it sounds dry & sterile, which it does not- there is audience noise at the expected parts that are not intrusive to the music.  And as far as the music goes-it is grand, with a nice, full balanced mix (for the most part).  Therefore, if it is a mix of some variety of multiple IEMs and an audience source, it is one of the most skillfull mixes ever made.  I just don't feel that it is.  How this tape ever made it out to the public, I don't know-but Springsteen fans everywhere should rejoice to have such fantastic quality shows available given Bruce & his management's obtuse reluctance to just put out live show downloads as many other artists have.  I just hope these great tapes keep coming.

Although these shows have already made the rounds in great quality, this particular release offers yet more versions to add to the ranks.  How does this release rank in comparison to the others?  The source of the Wild & Innocent show is the same as the Crystal Cat release from last year, although this version to me is superior.  Why?  Because it doesn't have the eardrum-splitting, over-the-top compression on it that Crystal Cat unfortunately applied to the source.  The music is natural and has room to breathe here, as it sounded that night in the arena.  This release also avoids Crystal Cat's problematic choice to split Incident On 57th Street & Rosalita between 2 discs.  The natural flow of the show is intact, with the split occuring at the more logical point between Wild Billy's Circus Story & Incident, as it occurs on the original LP.

The best part of this release of The River show, which is a completely new source from all of the currently circulating sources.  The quality is again outstanding, with a nice natural and full sound.  To have an excellent sonic document of the best concert I have ever seen by Bruce (or any other artist) since I started seeing him in 2000 is a blessing.  Indeed, I feel November 8, 2009 still stands as the best show Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band performed since 1999, through and including the recent 2012 European stadium run.  It was simply that good.  The band had an energy flowing from that stage that night like I have never witnessed, and were locked into playing off one another, as if they were 30 years younger themselves.  The outing of such long-forgotten jems as The Price You Pay, Stolen Car, Fade Away & Wreck On The Highway would expectedly be shaky at best-but the band absolutely nailed each and every song with laser focused intensity.  Even the more common tracks like Two Hearts, Ramrod, and Out In The Street seemed to have just a little more joy to them.  Most importantly, in playing the whole of The River, the show had that dramatic arc of many emotions which had been so lacking in many of the shows from 2009.

Not that November 7, 2009 is anything subpar, for the full performance of The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle is simply exquisite.  If the rest of the show feels somewhat "ordinary" it is due to the fact that the album performance overshadows the rest of it by a long mile.  Here we have what I consider to be the absolute definitve versions of 2 of my favorite Springsteen songs, Incident On 57th Street and New York City Serenade, bar none.  The addition of the strings and the congas to New York City Serenade, as present on the original album version, give it a totally unique feeling and texture that was sorely absent in other performances, and Bruce's vocal delivery is absolutely sublime.  On Incident, again the band nails the dynamics of the song with sheer precision, and Bruce concludes it with a fierce guitar solo that launches it into the stratosphere.  Elsewhere, E Street Shuffle and Kitty's Back absolutely smoke with the addition of a horn section.  Add in fine performances of Human Touch, one of my "guilty pleasures" from the Springsteen songbook, a fantastic Thundercrack, and a seething version of Seeds and you have one fine show indeed.  To have them in this sound quality make this a must-have release.

In conclusion, I offer this release as a gift to the Springsteen community-to all of those tapers, rippers, and self-made engineers that have plopped down their own hard-earned cash, time, and efforts in bringing the gift of live Springsteen to all of us.  I know I have benefitted many times over from their efforts, this is my small offering to give back.  I hope this will inspire the continued sharing of rare and great uncirculated tapes (Shea 2003, Philly 2009, St. Louis 2008 IEMs anybody?).  I hope you all enjoy this fine release, and in Bruce's words, see you Further On Up The Road!

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WILCO - Roadcase 004 / July 24, 2012 / Brooklyn, NY

This is part of Wilco's Roadcase series of high-quality live recordings. Each show is tracked, mastered and includes a digital image of the show poster. For more information on accessing your downloads, click HERE

Recorded at Prospect Park in Brooklyn, NY on July 24, 2012.

Setlist:

01 - I Might
02 - Misunderstood
03 - Side with the Seeds
04 - Pot Kettle Black
05 - Hummingbird
06 - Black Moon
07 - Spiders (Kidsmoke)
08 - Impossible Germany
09 - Born Alone
10 - Wishful Thinking
11 - Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season)
12 - Say You Miss Me
13 - I Must Be High
14 - Whole Love
15 - Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway(again)
16 - Radio Cure
17 - Art of Almost
18 - Dawned On Me
19 - Shot in the Arm

Encore:
20 - Via Chicago
21 - Airline to Heaven
22 - Walken
23 - I'm the Man Who Loves You
24 - Monday
25 - Outtasite (Outta Mind)

Encore:
26 - Kingpin
27 - Hoodoo Voodoo

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WILCO - Roadcase 003 / July 23, 2012 / Brooklyn, NY

Wilco
Roadcase 003 / July 23, 2012 / Brooklyn, NY (WILR03)


This is part of Wilco's Roadcase series of high-quality live recordings. Each show is tracked, mastered and includes a digital image of the show poster. For more information on accessing your downloads, click HERE

Recorded at Prospect Park in Brooklyn, NY on July 23, 2012.

Setlist:

01 - Dawned On Me
02 - War On War
03 - I Might
04 - I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
05 - Muzzle Of Bees
06 - Born Alone
07 - You Are My Face
08 - Impossible Germany
09 - Sunken Treasure
10 - I'm Always In Love
11 - Jesus, Etc.
12 - Handshake Drugs
13 - Whole Love
14 - Box Full of Letters
15 - Hate It Here
16 - Heavy Metal Drummer
17 - I'm the Man Who Loves You
18 - Shot in the Arm

Encore:
19 - Poor Places
20 - Art of Almost
21 - Standing O
22 - California Stars

Encore:
23 - The Late Greats
24 - Red-Eyed and Blue
25 - I Got You (At the End of the Century)
26 - Outta Mind (Outta Sight)
27 - I'm A Wheel

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YONDER MOUNTAIN STRING BAND - The Grate Room Terrapin Crossroads, San Rafael, CA - 08/03/2012

Yonder Mountain String Band
2012-08-03
The Grate Room
Terrapin Crossroads, San Rafael, CA


Set One...
Disc I:
Intro (1:29)
Blue Collar Blues (4:28)
Pretty Daughter (6:35)
Left Me In A Hole (7:40)
Easy As Pie (4:36)
Don't Worry Happy Birthday (4:13)
Spanish Harlem Incident (4:35)
Mother's Only Son (10:26)
One More (6:01)
Little Lover (3:45)
Straight Line (3:34)
Cuckoo's Nest (5:37)
What The Night Brings (5:16)

Set Two...
Disc II:
Intro (1:54)
Brown Eyed Woman (6:14)
All Around This World (5:05)
Midwest Gospel Radio (7:32)
Rag Doll (6:30)
Eyes of the World (9:19)
Criminal (7:11)
Fire on the Mountain (9:20)
Criminal (3:45)

Disc III:
Boatman (6:16)
Naughty Sweetie (2:08)
No Expectations (9:40)
Only A Northern Song (9:05)
Casualty (8:55)
Crazy (3:46)
Southern Flavor (4:02)

Notes:
Disc II with Phil Lesh

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MY MORNING JACKET : Red Rocks 2011

Artist: My Morning Jacket
Album: Red Rocks 2011
Released: 2012


Tracklist:
01 – Victory Dance
02 – Circuital
03 – Off The Record
04 – I’m Amazed
05 – Gideon
06 – Lay Low
07 – Outta My System
08 – Wonderful (The Way I Feel)
09 – The Bear
10 – Steam Engine
11 – First Light
12 – Honest Man
13 – Golden
14 – Slow Slow Tune
15 – Pre-Dondante
16 – Dondante
17 – Smokin’ From Shootin’
18 – end of Run Thru
19 – Strangulation
20 – Touch Me I’m Going To Scream, Pt. 2
21 – Mahgeetah
22 – Wordless Chorus
23 – Holdin’ On To Black Metal
24 – Anytime
25 – One Big Holiday

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WILCO - Roadcase 001 / June 23, 2012 / Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Wilco
Roadcase 001 / June 23, 2012 / Red Rocks Amphitheatre (WILR01)

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This is part of Wilco's Roadcase series of high-quality live recordings. Each show is tracked, mastered and includes a digital image of the show poster. For more information on accessing your downloads, click HERE

Recorded at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO on June 23, 2012.

01 - Misunderstood
02 - Art of Almost
03 - I Might
04 - At Least That's What You Said
05 - You Are My Face
06 - One By One
07 - Impossible Germany
08 - Born Alone
09 - Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season)
10 - Radio Cure
11 - Passenger Side
12 - Whole Love
13 - Box Full of Letters
14 - Summer Teeth
15 - Capitol City
16 - War On War
17 - Dawned On Me
18 - Hummingbird

Encore:
19 - Forget the Flowers
20 - Jesus, Etc.
21 - Hate It Here
22 - The Late Greats

Encore:
23 - Kingpin
24 - I'm the Man Who Loves You
25 - Red-Eyed and Blue
26 - I Got You (At the End of the Century)
27 - Casino Queen
28 - Dreamer in My Dreams


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THE GRATEFUL DEAD - Rocking the Cradle: Egypt 1978

Grateful Dead - Rocking the Cradle: Egypt 1978 [2CD]


Rocking the Cradle: Egypt 1978 is live album by the Grateful Dead. It was recorded at the Sphinx Theatre in Giza, Egypt on September 15 and 16, 1978.

Jerry Garcia – lead guitar, vocals
Donna Jean Godchaux – vocals
Keith Godchaux – keyboards
Mickey Hart - drums
Bill Kreutzmann – drums
Phil Lesh – electric bass
Bob Weir – rhythm guitar, vocals

Hamza El Din - vocals, oud, tar, hand clapping on "Ollin Arageed"
The Nubian Youth Choir - vocals, hand clapping, tar on "Ollin Arageed"

Disc One

"Jack Straw" (Robert Hunter, Bob Weir)
"Row Jimmy" (Hunter, Jerry Garcia)
"New Minglewood Blues" (trad., arr. Weir)
"Candyman" (Hunter, Garcia)
"Looks Like Rain" (John Barlow, Weir)
"Stagger Lee" (Hunter, Garcia)
"I Need A Miracle" (Barlow, Weir)
"It's All Over Now" (Bobby Womack, Shirley Womack)
"Deal" (Hunter, Garcia)

Disc Two

"Ollin Arageed" (Hamza El Din)
"Fire on the Mountain" (Hunter, Mickey Hart)
"Iko Iko" (trad.)
"Shakedown Street" (Hunter, Garcia)
"Drums" (Hart, Bill Kreutzman)
"Space" (Garcia, Keith Godchaux, Phil Lesh, Weir)
"Truckin'" (Hunter, Garcia, Lesh, Weir)
"Stella Blue" (Hunter, Garcia)
"Around and Around" (Chuck Berry)

Grateful Dead - Rocking the Cradle: Egypt 1978 [bonus DVD 9]

Rocking the Cradle: Egypt 1978 is live album by the Grateful Dead consisting of two CDs and one DVD. It was recorded at the Sphinx Theatre in Giza, Egypt on September 15 and 16, 1978. Most of the tracks on the DVD also appear on the two CDs.

Jerry Garcia – lead guitar, vocals
Donna Jean Godchaux – vocals
Keith Godchaux – keyboards
Mickey Hart - drums
Bill Kreutzmann – drums
Phil Lesh – electric bass
Bob Weir – rhythm guitar, vocals

Hamza El Din - vocals, oud, tar, hand clapping on "Ollin Arageed"
The Nubian Youth Choir - vocals, hand clapping, tar on "Ollin Arageed"


- over 95 minutes of concert footage from the Egypt shows (plus an impressionistic “Vacation Tapes” mini-documentary that shows the band and Dead family at play)
- contains two songs not on disc—“Bertha” and “Good Lovin’

"Bertha" (Hunter, Garcia)
"Good Lovin'" (Arthur Resnick, Rudy Clark)
"Row Jimmy" (Hunter, Garcia)
"New Minglewood Blues" (trad., arr. Weir)
"Candyman" (Hunter, Garcia)
"Looks Like Rain" (Barlow, Weir)
"Deal" (Hunter, Garcia)
"Ollin Arageed" (El Din)
"Fire On The Mountain" (Hunter, Hart)
"Iko Iko" (trad.)
"I Need A Miracle" (Barlow, Weir)
"It's All Over Now" (B. Womack, S. Womack)
"Truckin'" (Hunter, Garcia, Lesh, Weir)



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THE GRATEFUL DEAD - The Vault Box

Grateful Dead - The Vault Box [1975, 68 & 71,  + @320]


The six CDs -- seven, if you count the separate, limited-edition bonus disc -- housed within the Vault Box (2007) include a trio of otherwise available From the Vault volumes. Each installment houses a (more or less) complete concert, presented in its entirety from very high fidelity multi-track sources. Interestingly, while the first and second sets were issued in fairly rapid succession in the early '90s, it took over a decade-and-a-half before Three from the Vault surfaced. The lapse had much to do with the inauguration of the Dick's Picks series, as it had been readied for market as early as 1994 by the Dead's collaborator and audio engineer Dan Healy.

One from the Vault (1991) hails from August 13, 1975 at the venerable Bay Area based Great American Music Hall. The concert marked only the third live Grateful Dead appearance in nearly a year. The show also provided lucky attendees and the North American radio audience, who caught a rebroadcast via the Metromedia Radio Network, material from their soon-to-be-unleashed masterpiece Blues for Allah (1975). The lineup of Jerry Garcia (lead guitar/vocals), Phil Lesh (bass/vocals), Bob Weir (guitar/vocals), Bill Kreutzmann (percussion), Mickey Hart (percussion/crickets), Keith Godchaux (keyboards), and Donna Jean Godchaux (vocals) unveil the whole album, albeit out of sequence. Among the outstanding highlights are Weir's beatific instrumental "Sage and Spirit," the opening power-trio of "Help on the Way"/"Slipknot!"/"Franklin's Tower" and "King Solomon's Marbles" (aka "Stronger Than Dirt"). Plus, they dust off "Eyes of the World," a lilting "It Must Have Been the Roses," and a thoroughly groovy "Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad."

Two from the Vault (1992) steps back to August 24, 1968 where we find the Ron "Pigpen" McKernan (vocals/keyboards) co-led version of the Grateful Dead. As fate would have it, the concert was one of the preeminent rock & roll gigs to be documented on new-fangled multi-track recording machines -- most of which had never been road tested before. The end result yielded a recording that sounded as good twenty years after the fact as it did to those who were there to experience it. Not to be missed are the psychedelic and exploratory "Dark Star, "the half-hour plus "That's It for the Other One"/"New Potato Caboose" and a rousing "(Walk Me out in The) Morning Dew" finale that is literally cut short mid-song thanks to the strict enforcement of a curfew.

Three from the Vault (2007) is dedicated to the second evening of a mid-February 1971 run at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY. Debuted during the opening nights were a number of songs that would remain in the Grateful Dead's repertoire for the rest of their collective careers. Captured here are the very first "Bird Song" and "Deal," as well as embryonic outings of "Bertha," "Playing in the Band," "Greatest Story Ever Told,""Loser," and "Wharf Rat" -- each of which had been premiered one night earlier. As historically significant as these additions certainly are, it is the McKernan excursions on "Hurts Me Too," the long and sinuous "Smokestack Lightnin'," and a soulful spin of "Easy Wind" that should be considered in the Must Hear category for all Deadheads. Noteworthy too is that the February 19 show would be marked by the absence of Mickey Hart, who left the night before and would not return to action until 1975. Purchasers of the Vault Box via the Grateful Dead's online store were treated to a bonus CD containing a smoldering suite with "Alligator"/"Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks)" and "Feedback" from August 23, 1968 at the Shrine Auditorium. These extra songs likewise augment the expanded edition of Two from the Vault issued in 2007.

One From The Vault 2cd

8/13/75, Great American Music Hall, San Francisco CA

disc one:
1. Introduction
2. Help On The Way/Slipknot!
3. Franklin's Tower
4. The Music Never Stopped
5. It Must Have Been The Roses
6. Eyes Of The World
7. King Solomon's Marbles > Stronger Than Dirt
8. Around & Around

disc two:
1. Sugaree
2. Big River
3. Crazy Fingers > Drums
4. The Other One
5. Sage And Spirit
6. Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
7. U.S. Blues
8. Blues For Allah > Sand Castles and Glass Camels > Unusual Occurrences In The Desert

Two From The Vault (Expanded) 3cd

8/23-24/68, Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles

cd1
1. Good Morning, Little School Girl
2. Dark Star
3. Saint Stephen
4. The Eleven
5. Death Don't Have No Mercy

cd2
1. Cryptical Envelopment >
Quadlibet For Tender Feet >
The Faster We Go, The Rounder We Get
2. New Potato Caboose
3. Turn On Your Lovelight
4. Morning Dew

cd3
1. Alligator
2. Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)
3. Feedback

Three From The Vault 2cd

2/19/71, Port Chester NY

disc one
1. Two Ditties
2. Truckin'
3. Loser
4. Cumberland Blues
5. It Hurts Me Too
6. Bertha
7. Playing in the Band
8. Dark Hollow
9. Smokestack Lightnin'
10. China Cat Sunflower
11. I Know You Rider

disc two
1. Greatest Story Ever Told
2. Johnny B. Goode
3. Bird Song
4. Easy Wind
5. Deal
6. Cryptical Envelopment>Drums>The Other One
7. Wharf Rat
8. Good Lovin'
9. Casey Jones

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THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - The Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, PA, 1971-01-17

Allman Brothers Band -The Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, PA, 1971-01-17, v0

The Allman Brothers Band
The Syria Mosque
Pittsburgh,PA
January.17,1971

This is a very hot Soundboard performance! The group is really
into it. Duane's slide guitar is superb. This concert was done at
the relatively small Syria Mosque in Pittsburgh,PA on 1-17-1971.
Taj Mahal had just finished their set and now it was the Allman
Brothers' turn. And what a show it was!
The chemistry between Duane,Greg,Dickey and Berry is very
apparent.
This show is about 65 minutes long.
The 20 minute version of "Whipping Post" is outstanding!

1-Statesboro Blues
2-Trouble No More
3-Don't Keep Me Wondering.
4-In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.
5-Midnight Rider.
6-You Don't Love Me.
7-Whipping Post.

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STEVE EARLE & the Bluegrass Dukes 1999-11-12 Station Inn, Nashville, Tennessee

Steve Earle & the Bluegrass Dukes
1999-11-12
The Station Inn, Nashville, TN
Lineage: Soundboard > CDRx > EAC (offset corrected) > WAV > Audition 1.5 > FLAC-Level 8 > DBpoweramp > MP3(v0)

Set I:
01 My Uncle
02 Texas Eagle
03 Willin'
04 Yours Forever Blue
05 My Old Friend The Blues
06 Graveyard Shift
07 Outlaw's Honeymoon
08 Dixieland
09 Harlan Man
10 The Mountain
11 Connemara Breakdown
12 I Still Carry You Around
13 Band Intros
14 Raleigh And Spencer

Set II:
01 Mystery Train Part II
02 Sara's Angel
03 Leroy's Dustbowl Blues
04 Hometown Blues
05 Long, Lonesome Highway Blues
06 I'm Looking Through You
07 Lonesome Road
08 Ben McCulloch
09 Tom Ames' Prayer
10 Carrie Brown
11 Copperhead Road
12 Sin City
13 Until The Day I Die
14 Down The Road

Lineup:
Steve Earle: Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin
Tim O'Brien: Mandolin, Mandocello
Darrell Scott: Banjo
Casey Driessen: Fiddle
Dennis Crouch: Bass

Notes:
This show is a perfect soundboard recording of the second of a two night stand. The performers are all in good moods and playing extremely well; the sound quality on this is amazing! I really can't say enough good things about this one...it's a must have! There are various edits at spots througout the recording which suggests that there is a more complete copy in existence. To my knowledge, this is the complete performance of Steve with the Bluegrass Dukes. While I haven't seen Steve's solo set, the Tim O'Brien set is in circulation & I will be posting that very soon.Enjoy!

http://fp.io/c13dm54m/

STEVE EARLE and The Dukes - Theater Of The Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA - 07/18/2000

Steve Earle & The Dukes
Theater Of The Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA
18-Jul-2000


Disc 1
01 Transcendental Blues
02 Everyone's In Love With You
03 Another Town
04 Taneytown
05 Hard-Core Troubadour
06 My Old Friend The Blues
07 Someday
08 Telephone Road
09 More Than I Can Do
10 I Can Wait
11 The Boy Who Never Cried
12 Steve's Last Ramble
13 Lonelier Than This

Disc 2
14 I Don't Want To Lose You Yet
15 Wherever I Go
16 Fearless Heart
17 The Devil's Right Hand
18 I Ain't Ever Satisfied
19 Goodbye
20 Halo 'Round The Moon
21 Billy And Bonnie
22 The Galway Girl
23 Copperhead Road Intro
24 Copperhead Road/(Band Introductions)
25 Over Yonder (Jonathan's Song)
26 All Of My Life (cut)



SBD > ? > CDR > EAC (secure w/ offsets) > WAV > FLAC (level 8)

Not the complete show; missing N.Y.C./The Unrepentant and encores (Breed/I'll Be Comin' Around/Time Has Come Today/State Trooper/No Reply/Guitar Town).

http://fp.io/818mc441/

STEVE EARLE and The Dukes - Washington, DC 9:30 Club - 7/14/2000

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WILCO - Roadcase: New York, NY. - July 25, 2012

Wilco – Roadcase: New York (2012)


01. One Sunday Morning (Song For Jane Smiley’s Boyfriend)
02. Art Of Almost
03. I Might
04. At Least That’s What You Said
05. She’s A Jar
06. Kamera
07. Can’t Stand It
08. Too Far Apart
09. What’s The World Got In Store
10. Impossible Germany
11. Born Alone
12. Capitol City
13. Laminated Cat (Aka Not For The Season)
14. Summer Teeth
15. Whole Love
16. Theologians
17. I’m The Man Who Loves You
18. Dawned On Me
19. Shot In The Arm

Encore
20. Passenger Side
21. Casino Queen
22. Candyfloss
23. Hesitating Beauty
24. A Magazine Called Sunset
25. Kicking Television

Encore
26. The Late Greats
27. Dreamer In My Dreams
28. The Lonely One

http://filepost.com/files/581dd3fb/Wilco_-_Roadcase_New_York.rar/

VARIOUS ARTISTS - Out of Many: 50 Years of Reggae Music [3CD]

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CARLOS SANTANA PRESENTS: BLUES AT MONTREUX

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QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE - Compact-Disc Deluxe Vinyl Replicas [Limited Collector Edition]

QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE - Compact-Disc Deluxe Vinyl Replicas [Limited Collector Edition] (2012)

1968 - Quicksilver Messenger Service
1969 - Happy Trails
1969 - Shady Grove
1970 - Just For Love
1970 - What About Me
1971 - Quicksilver
1972 - Comin' Thru

Deluxe Vinyl Replicas by Culture Factory constitute high quality reissued compact-discs which reproduce all the components of the original LPs and are their exact replicas in compact-disc size (5.3 x 5.3 inches), with authentic single or gatefold cardboard jackets and paper sleeves. In addition to the above, each compact-disc Deluxe Vinyl Replica includes a black finish CD complete with the original label to give it the look and feel of the original record album. The music is encoded using state of the art, high definition remastering in 96 kHz / 24 BIT audio. - http://filepost.com/files/2e178a72/QMSCDDVR12.rar/

UMPHREY'S MCGEE - sUMmer School, Big Indian, NY - 08/07/2012

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LEGION OF MARY - Masonic Temple, Scranton, PA - 1975-04-12 (late show)

Legion of Mary
1975-04-12 (late show)
Masonic Temple, Scranton, PA


Fresh transfer of Archived SBD DAT from Thrak
Mastering by Jamie Waddell
TDK DAT > Tascam DA20 > Lynx2 > Wavelab7
WeissSaracon for 16bit 44.1kHz FLAC8 SBE Free

01. Let It Rock
02. Lala
03. Boogie On Reggae Woman
04. Mississippi Moon
05. Going Going Gone
06. Mystery Train
Encore:
07. Tough Mama

Lineage Unknown, some imperfections and dropouts remain
but this seems different than the other sources.
I hope listeners sort out the extra song,
which sounds to my ears to be the band coming back for an encore,
but I could be wrong.  

http://filepost.com/files/f2e413db/lom750412.zip/