June 28, 2011
BOSTON / LONG BEACH ARENA - 10/16/1977
Boston: Long Beach Arena 1977 (FM Source)
Long Beach Arena, CA - 1977-10-16
FM Broadcast
TRACKS:
01 - Rock & Roll Band
02 - Help Me
03 - More Than A Feeling
04 - It Isn't Easy
05 - A Man I'll Never Be
06 - Smokin'
07 - Peace Of Mind
08 - Foreplay
09 - Long Time
BOSTON - CLEVELAND,OHIO - 9/27/1976
Boston: 1976-09-27 Cleveland, Ohio
Venue: Agora Ballroom
Source: Pre-FM (Recorded and broadcast by WMMS)
Lineage: Original, silver CD bootleg on the SuperSonic Lable (99003 SS) ---> EAC ---> WAV ---> FLAC (Level 8)
Band Members:
Lead Vocals & Guitars - Brad Delp
Guitars & Organ - Tom Sholtz
Guitars - Barry Goudreau
Bass & Background Vocals - Fran Sheehan
Drums & Background Vocals - Sib Hashian
Notes:
This show was seeded on DIME some months back, but mine is ripped from the original silver CD pressing.
The SuperSonic bootleg label put out a gem of a product with this show.
Not only is the sound quality out of this world, but the artwork is stunning as well.
There were not many made, but if you ever come across it...snatch it up!
I paid a nice amount of money for mine and I frankly can't believe I'm sharing it here on DIME, but that's what I'm doing.
This show was allegedly taken from the WMMS radio station vaults by a disgruntled employee and sold to the bootleg label.
To that criminal, I have this to say - THANK YOU! That is the alleged story, whether it's true or not I don't know, but it made it's way out of WMMS somehow.
The performance itself is truly remarkable. It was recorded only a few weeks into the tour for the debut album and shows a band giving their absolute all.
Brad Delp sounds great! Sholtz and Goudreau trade leads frequently and the fireworks they create are spectacular.
Bass player Sheehan and drummer Hashian, hold down the grooves well throughout and contribute serviceable background vocals as well.
Considering Sholtz played almost everything on the studio record himself and Delp did lead and background vocals, the parts are covered very well by the live band.
Though, the background vocals can't match 4 or 5 overdubbed Delps.
Highlights include a very early version of "A Man I'll Never Be", (which would later appear on the Don't Look Back album) and a blistering version of "Foreplay/Long Time" as well as a few gems that never made it on their studio albums.
All in all, a hell of a show and one that no Boston fan should be without!
http://www.fileserve.com/file/eyBBEk9
UMPHREY'S MCGEE / LC Pavilion Columbus, OH - 6/26/2011
Umphrey's McGee
2011-06-26
LC Pavilion Columbus, OH
Set I:
40's Theme>
Made to Measure>
Miss Tinkle's Overture
Hourglass
The Way You Make Me Rule the World>
Booth Love
Set II:
1348
Resolution>
Puppet String
Ringo*>
National Anthem
Phil's Farm>
Day Nurse>
Phil's Farm
Encore:
Wizard Burial Ground>
In the Kitchen>
Wizard Burial Ground
Notes:
Black Joe Lewis opened
* with Voodoo Child jam http://www.fileserve.com/file/a7W4yza
WIDESPREAD PANIC - RED ROCKS, MORRISON, CO - 6/26/2011
Widespread Panic
2011-06-26
Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO
Disc I:
Wonderin' (4:46)
Surprise Valley (10:14)
C. Brown (6:36)
Little Kin (4:43)
Pickin' Up The Pieces (6:20)
Stop-Go (8:57)
Big Wooly Mammoth (7:20)
Worried (7:42)
Love Tractor (5:39)
Conrad (8:34)
Disc II:
No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature (5:42)
Bowlegged Woman (8:46)
Lawyers, Guns And Money (3:52)
Can't Find My Way Home (4:40)
Mama Told Me Not To Come (5:42)
Knocking 'Round The Zoo (5:44)
Walk On (9:24)
I Walk On Guilded Splinters (8:24)
Red Beans (4:59)
Disc III:
Fairies Wear Boots (9:52)
Sharon (8:26)
Wild Thing (4:34)
Encore:
Wild Thing (2:00)
Sultans of Swing (6:02)
Goin' Out West (6:35)
End Of The Show (5:27)
http://www.fileserve.com/file/sGBgSuB
ARLO GUTHRIE : IN TIMES LIKE THESE (2007)
Arlo Guthrie & The University Of Kentucky Symphony Orchestra - In Times Like These - 2007
By William Ruhlmann Allmusic
If Arlo Guthrie has always been viewed as the embodiment of a kind of starry-eyed hippie optimism only slightly undercut by a strain of black humor, there has also always been a more thoughtful, spiritual, and even somewhat gloomy side to him that has come out on some of the songs he's written for his albums. It's a less prominent aspect of his persona, to be sure, but remember that this is a man who spent most of his life not knowing whether he had a gene, passed down from his father, that would lead to the development of an incurable, fatal illness starting sometime in middle age. In Times Like These, a live album recorded with the University of Kentucky Symphony Orchestra, was released on Guthrie's 60th birthday, which made him five years older than Woody Guthrie was when he died of Huntington's disease after years of hospitalization; happily, Arlo Guthrie has been spared his father's fate. But the Sword of Damocles under which he has lived has shaped his artistic temperament. Since 1998, he has been performing his music with symphony orchestras, which may seem like an odd practice for an old folkie. But James Burton's arrangements of his songs do put an orchestra through its paces, drawing out their melancholy moods. Be warned: this is not the Arlo Guthrie of "Alice's Restaurant Massacree" or even of 2005's Live in Sydney. The singer says practically nothing on the disc, simply singing one song after another as he accompanies himself on guitar or piano and the orchestra fills out his melodies. And the songs are among his most wistfully reflective, as titles like "Darkest Hour," "Last Train," and "Last to Leave" suggest. An elaborate arrangement of the jazz/blues standard "St. James Infirmary" lightens the mood only musically; after all, it's a song about death. Guthrie dispenses with the orchestra for a single new song, "In Times Like These" itself, and as one might expect, the times he describes are anything but happy. Politicians are up to their usual evil deeds ("When leaders profit/From deep divisions") and even the music stinks ("The singers run/To where the cash is"). The only comfort to be offered is that this, too, will pass ("It's good to remember/These times will go/In times to come"). Toward the album's close, Guthrie turns more to cover material and the tone brightens somewhat, although, even when he pleases the audience with his sole Top 40 hit, "City of New Orleans," the album's overall theme is not actually altered if, for once, one listens beyond the cheery "Good morning, America" line to what the lyrics are really saying: this is a song about a train on its last legs that has only 15 riders for its 15 cars, a train that has "the disappearing railroad blues." Even "Goodnight Irene" and "Can't Help Falling in Love," which close the disc, are songs about romantic notions more desperate than enraptured. By putting his music in an orchestral form, Guthrie may have been trying to take on the mantle of Serious Composer on In Times Like These; he has succeeded at least in coming off as serious, which his fans may appreciate, as long as they don't come to the album looking for laughs.
01. Applause
02. Darkest Hour
03. Last Train
04. St. James Infirmary
05. If You Would Just Drop By
06. Last to Leave
07. Epilogue
08. In Times Like These
09. Patriots' Dream
10. City of New Orleans
11. You Are the Song
12. Goodnight Irene
13. Can't Help Falling in Love
http://www.fileserve.com/file/9KeCsmm
ARLO GUTHRIE : POWER OF LOVE - 1981
Arlo Guthrie - Power Of Love - 1981
Lançado em julho de 1981, Power Of Love é o 12º álbum de sua carreira e último gravado pelo selo Warner. Alguns destaques desta gravação é o dueto com Phil Everly na faixa-título e a música Oklahoma Nights,
Enquanto eram realizadas as gravações, Rick Lee Jones "vagou" pelos estúdios e acabou por gravar Jamaica Farewell em dueto com Arlo. Slow Boat ainda é cantada em muitos dos concertos de Arlo. Ele diz que essa talvez seja a melhor canção que ele tenha composto.
01. Power Of Love
02. Oklahoma Nights
03. If I Could Only Touch Your Life
04. Waimanalo Blues
05. Living Like A Legend
06. Give It All You Got
07. When I Get To The Border
08. Jamaica Farewell
09. Slow Boat
10. Garden Song
Arlo Guthrie - Vocal, Piano, Guitar
Robben Ford - Guitar
Bob Glaub - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums, Percussion
Hank DeVito - Steel Guitar
Jay Dee Maness - Steel Guitar
Dean Parks - Guitar
John Pilla - Guitar
Fred Tackett - Guitar
Hadley Hockensmith - Guitar
Jai Winding - Keyboards
Tracy Brown - Vocals
Bill Champlin - Vocals
Gwen Dickey - Vocals
Phil Everly - Vocals
Abraham Guthrie - Vocals
Annie Guthrie - Vocals
Cathy Guthrie - Vocals
Sarah Lee Guthrie - Vocals
Rickie Lee Jones - Vocals
Tom Kelly - Vocals
Clydie King - Vocals
Leah Kunkel - Vocals
Shirley Matthews - Vocals
Amos Newman - Vocals
Penny Nichols - Vocals
Anna Waronker - Vocals
Joey Waronker - Vocals
http://www.fileserve.com/file/hbzDHG7
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