March 31, 2012
THE ROLLING STONES - STICKY FINGERS REVISITED
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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band - Bay Times Forum, Tampa, - 03/23/2012
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street band - Bay Times Forum, Tampa, 23 March 2012
We Take Care of Our Own
Wrecking Ball
Prove It All Night
Death to My Hometown
My City of Ruins
Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street
Talk to Me
Jack of All Trades
Atlantic City
Easy Money
Waitin' on a Sunny Day
The Promised Land
Apollo Medley (The Way You Do The Things You Do/634-5789)
American Skin (41 Shots)
Radio Nowhere
The Rising
We Are Alive
Thunder Road
ENCORE
Rocky Ground (with Michelle Moore)
Land of Hope and Dreams
Born to Run
Dancing in the Dark
Glory Days
Tenth Avenue Freeze-out
WET WILLIE / LIVE TONIGHT - 2006
Recorded live at Tipitina's, New Orleans, USA
01. Keep on Smilin'
02. Street Corner Serenade
03. Everything That 'Cha Do (Will Come Back to You)
04. Country Side of Life
05. Leona
06. She Caught the Katy
07. Babyfat
08. Easy Street
09. Grits Ain't Groceries
10. Shout Bamalama http://fp.io/e39mf2ff/
LEFTOVER SALMON - Telluride On The Rocks: Red Rocks, Morrison, CO, 1998-06-16
Leftover Salmon, "Telluride On The Rocks", Red Rocks, Morrison, CO, 1998-06-16
SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > SHN(16/44.1) > Wav(Verify SBE's) > FLAC(16/44.1/Level 8)
Recorded By: Unknown
Extracted, SBE Verified, Flac'd, Tagged By: John F.
Set 1
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1. Ask The Fish
2. Do the Boogie
3. Breakin' Through
4. Better
5. Get Me Outta This City
6. Euphoria*
7. Funky Mountain Fogdown**
8. Carnival Time**
9. E: Rocky Road Blues** >
10. Goin' Back To Old Kentucky** >
11. Freeborn Man** >
12. Ain't Nobody's Business** >
13. Rocky Road Blues**
* with Jeff Coffin (Bela Fleck & The Flecktones) on saxophone
** with Jeff Coffin (Bela Fleck & The Flecktones) on saxophone, Sam Bush (New Grass Revival/Sam Bush Band) on
fiddle/mandolin, Joe Craven (David Grisman Quintet) on percussion
Notes: This was "Telluride On The Rocks,"shared the bill with many
others, this preceded the 25th annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival
on the bill were:
Tim O'Brien, Jerry Douglas, Sam Bush Band, Bela Fleck And The Flecktones,
David Grisman Quintet, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Leftover Salmon.
Stream #75 Download
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MOONSHINE SOCIETY - Live In Shanghai
Moonshine Society
Album: Live In Shanghai
Released: 2012
Style: Blues Rock
Format : Mp3 320Kbps
Size: 146MB
Tracklist:
01. Breaking Up Somebody’s Home
02. Bright Lights, Big City
03. Love Me Like A Man
04. Big Boss Man
05. Killing Me Softly
06. Sugar Coated Love
07. Better Than This
08. Rock Me Baby/ Te Ni Nee Ni Nu
09. Do What You Wanna Do
http://fp.io/m1645675/
TESLA - Live at Irving Plaza, New York City - 02/17/2012
Tesla - Live at Irving Plaza, New York City, 17 February 2012
1) Cumin' Atcha Live/Truckin
2) Into The Now
3) Hang Tough
4) The First Time
5) Thank You
6) A Lot to lose
7) What A Shame
8) Second Street
9) Better Off Without You
10) Caught In A Dream
11) I Love You
12) Modern Day Cowboy
13) Paradise
14) Heaven's Trail
15) Love Song
ENCORE
16) What You Give
17) Signs
http://fp.io/95acd554/
VAN HALEN - Live at The Palace, Auburn Hills, Detroit - 02/20/2012
Van Halen - Live at The Palace, Auburn Hills, Detroit, 20 February 2012
101.YOU REALLY GOT ME
102.RUNNIN' WITH THE DEVIL
103.SHE'S THE WOMAN
104.ROMEO'S DELIGHT
105.TATTOO
106.EVERYBODY WANTS SOME
107.SOMEBODY GET ME DOCTOR
108.CHINATOWN
109.MEAN STREETS
110.PRETTY WOMAN
111.ALEX SOLO
201.UNCHAINED
202.TROUBLE WITH NEVER
203.DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY
204.I'LL WAIT
205.HOT FOR TEACHER
206.WOMEN IN LOVE
207.GIRL GONE BAD
208.BEAUTIFUL GIRLS
209.ICE CREAM MAN
210.PANAMA
211.EDDIE SOLO
212.AIN'T TALKIN' BOUT LOVE
213.JUMP
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SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY AND THE ASBURY JUKES - JUKES LIVE AT THE BOTTOM LINE
This is a wonderful artifact of the early days of Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes. This concert, from the Bottom Line in New York City, was actually a live WNEW-FM radio broadcast from October 17 1976, that occurred shortly after the release of the band's debut I Don't Want to Go Home. Five of the tracks are from that album including a terrific version of "Fever", and "You Mean So Much to Me" with Ronnie Spector sharing the vocals with Southside just like on the studio version. The real highlight though is "Havin' a Party", undoubtedly the most recognizable tune. This completely reworked version of the old Sam Cooke classic became an FM radio staple in the late seventies, and is still a regular part of Southside's shows. Also included are three additional covers which don't appear on any other Asbury Jukes album: "Searchin'" (the old Coasters tune), "Snatchin' It Back" (previously done by Clarence Carter), and the Junior Wells tune "Little by Little". The CD also features Southside Johnny's wonderful and legendary stage patter, pontifications, and harassment - probably the best examples on any of his official live releases.
Originally this was a non-commercial promotional album exclusively for radio stations. Prior to 1996, this was not commercially available as a complete set until the entire album was finally officially released as a Japanese import. While out of print for several years, it was re-released in 2010, and is now available at a reasonable cost. I highly recommend it for any Jukes fan. - amazon.com
01. Got To Get You Off My Mind
02. Without Love
03. Searchin'
04. Sweeter Than Honey
05. Snatchin' It Back
06. Little By Little
07. It Ain't The Meat (It's The Motion)
08. The Fever
09. Havin' A Party
10. You Mean So Much To Me http://fp.io/b2f71198/
URIAH HEEP - Logical Revelations
Artist: Uriah Heep
Album: Logical Revelations
Released: 2012
Style: Hard Rock
Format : Mp3 320Kbps
Size: 180MB
Uriah Heep are an English rock band formed in London in 1969 and are regarded as one of the seminal hard rock acts of the early 1970s.Uriah Heep’s progressive/art rock/heavy metal fusion’s distinctive features have always been massive keyboards sound, strong vocal harmonies and (in the early years) David Byron’s operatic vocals.Twelve of the band’s albums have made it to the UK Albums Chart (Return to Fantasy reached #7 in 1975)[5] while of the fifteen Billboard 200 Uriah Heep albums Demons and Wizards was the most successful (#23, 1972). In the late 1970s the band had massive success in Germany, where the “Lady in Black” single was a big hit.
Uriah Heep’s audience declined by the 1980s, to the point where they became essentially a cult band in the United Kingdom and United States. The band maintains, though, a significant following and performs at arena-sized venues in the Balkans, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Russia and Scandinavia. They have sold over 30 million albums worldwide. By wikipedia
Tracklist:
01. Against the Odds
02. Time of Revelation
03. Universal Wheels
04. Logical Progression
05. Words in the Distance
06. Between Two Worlds
07. I Hear Voices
08. In the Moment
09. Shelter from the Rain
10. Everything In Life
11. The Wizard [Live]
12. Gypsy [Live]
13. Look at Yourself [Live]
14. Lady in Black [Live]
15. Easy Livin’ [Live]
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FLEETWOOD MAC - Live in Baton Rouge, LA 1978
Fleetwood Mac
Track List:
01 - Monday Morning
02 - The Chain
03 - Dreams
04 - Rhiannon
05 - Oh Daddy
06 - Never Going Back Again
07 - Landslide
08 - Say You Love Me
09 - Gold Dust Woman
10 - Blue Letter
11 - Sisters of the Moon
http://fp.io/5d246f4m/
DR JOHN - Locked Down
Dr. John – Locked Down (2012)
The career trajectory of Mac Rebennack – aka Dr John, aka The Night Tripper – is a one of survival, grit and a lifetime devotion to the dirtier and spookier end of funk and blues. Creator of a unique blend of playful and rumbling voodoo sounds from the swamp surroundings and speakeasies of New Orleans, he has reeled out a continual line of fine records that stretch well beyond his famed 1968 Gris Gris debut; dipping his toe along the way into production, session musicianship, Spiritualized records and even Disney soundtracks. But in the 44 years he’s been present on the music scene, despite seldom disappointing in either the live or studio arena, he’s largely remained out of the mainstream. Never an artist in full spotlight glare, he’s nevertheless…
…always been waiting in the wings with a devilish swagger and a wickedly growled counterpoint.
Of course, with 2012 being 2012 anything legendary, grizzled and with a direct path back to the classics is always considered ripe for rediscovery. And so it is with Locked Down – Rebennack’s first record for Nonesuch Records – where we find the pianist and composer paired with The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach on production duties. The press release does raise initial fears of this being an attempt to cattle-prod Rebennack to being ‘down with the kids’ and stir memories of the myriad horrors that can arise from such approach (I still cry bitter and searing tears of rage when I think of Frank Sinatra’s Duets album). The premise of Mac being coaxed to record with a group of hand-selected younger musicians does fill you with a sense of unease; imagining attempts to ‘freshen it up a bit’ resulting in a loathsome homogenisation of the restless, swaying synergy of Dr John’s classic sound.
The fact that Locked Down not only avoids this pitfall, but actually ends up brilliantly accentuating, respecting, amplifying and viscerally channelling Rebbeneck’s music is a true credit to the work of him and Auerbach on this project. As someone who has never really understood the fuss and hype around The Black Keys, it is a truly pleasant surprise to note the intelligence, restraint and (when needed) venom that Auerbach injects into the snapping guitars, winding bass and (most impressively) the taut, red-hot horn section that peppers and prods at the record.
The blurb on the press release is that of Auerbach being a long-term fan and this immediately strikes home from the moment the Mingus-bass, burbling organ, razor guitar and ghostly backing of the opening title track lumber magnificently towards you. The whole thing is cranked up to such an extent that at times, Rebennack has to fight hard to put his points forward through the mix and in doing this, creates a restless storm on tracks such as ‘Revolution’ and ‘Getaway’: railing at the world with a steely, funky scorn that resonates more honestly through the halls of age and experience. But that’s not to say that he can’t still find time to loosen it all up. ‘Big Shot’ is a glorious groove of polished, rolling braggadocio; weaving amongst slabs of brass with a twinkle in its eye. There’s a thread of Afrobeat weaved through ‘Ice Age’; a slow-burning jazz-funk landscape which suddenly rises into an anthemic chorus on the exceptional ‘My Children, My Angels’, and the whole thing concludes with the anger finally burned off on ‘God’s Sure Good’: the Doctor reflecting on the positives around him and towing the spirits on a blissful sea of organ, rusty guitar and choral echoes. Superbly paced, sharply crafted and bang-on-the-nail in terms of focus; the album says precisely what it needs to before striding off into the gathering darkness; gospel preached and feet broadly encouraged to move.
Too much is often made of collaborations and the meeting of young and old. More often than not, they result in transient pieces of flotsam that smack of a clueless label being unable to handle a classic artist in the modern age. Locked Down however, could not be further from such facile ‘reinventions’. It admirably manages to maximise the drive and skills of both Rebennack and Auerbach (as well as the musicians on display who may be young, but lack nothing in soul, flair and intelligence) towards the creation of something profound and memorable. A lean, bare-chested and sweat-bathed beast of an album; it rattles along with energy, mystery, swirling swamp-mist and a delectable gumbo of cultural influences and razor-sliced spice. Most impressively of all, it comfortably lives up to the promise that Auerbach apparently made to the Doctor that he would help him craft ‘the best record you’ve made in a long time’.
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ROGER WATERS - Live at Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Australia, - 02/02 2012
Roger Waters - Live at Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Australia, 2 February 2012
Setlist
101 Spartacus Intro
102 In the Flesh?
103 The Thin Ice
104 Another Brick in the Wall (Part 1)
105 The Happiest Days of Our Lives
106 Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)
107 Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)
108 Mother
109 Goodbye Blue Sky
110 Empty Spaces
111 What Shall We Do Now?
112 Young Lust
113 One of My Turns
114 Don't Leave Me Now
115 Another Brick in the Wall (Part 3)
116 The Last Few Bricks
117 Goodbye Cruel World
201 Hey You
202 Is There Anybody Out There?
203 Nobody Home
204 Vera
205 Bring the Boys Back Home
206 Comfortably Numb
207 The Show Must Go On
208 In the Flesh
209 Run Like Hell
210 Waiting for the Worms
211 Stop
212 The Trial
213 Outside the Wall
214 Band Intros & Goodbyes
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FRANK ZAPPA - Live at Hemmerleinhalle, Neunkirchen, 25 February 1978
Frank Zappa - Live at Hemmerleinhalle, Neunkirchen, 25 February 1978
CD1
01. Intro 02:10
02. Dancing Fool 03:47
03. Peaches En Regalia 02:37
04. The Torture Never Stops 14:04
05. Tryin To Grow A Chin 03:41
06. City Of Tiny Lights 08:00
07. Baby Snakes 01:57
08. Pound For A Brown 10:19
09. I Have Been In You 11:18
10. Flakes 08:01
11. Broken Hearts Are For Assholes 04:13
CD2
01. King Kong 10:54
02. White Person 02:41
03. Wild Love 07:10
04. Yo Mama 01:09
05. San Berdino 06:00
06. Watermelon In Easter Hey 04:47
07. Dinah-Moe Humm 05:45
08. Black Napkins 06:25
09. Ship Ahoy 04:33
10. Guitar Improvisation 08:01
11. Zoot Allures Outtake 06:44
12. Orchestra Improvisation 06:30
http://fp.io/e969315m/
THE B-52'S - Live at Majestic Ventura Theater, Ventura, 12 January 2012
B52's - Live at Majestic Ventura Theater, Ventura, 12 January 2012
01. Pump
02. Private Idaho
03. Mesopotamia
04. Ultraviolet
05. Dancing Now
06. Give Me Back My Man
07. Funplex
08. Roam
09. 52 Girls
10. Party Out of Bounds
11. Love in the Year 3000
12. The Cosmic Thing
13. Hot Corner
14. Whammy Kiss
15. ~band intros~
16. Love Shack
17. ~encore applause~
18. Planet Claire
19. Rock Lobster
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