JOHNNY WINTER - Remembrance vol. 1

Johnny Winter – Remembrance vol. 1 (2015)

Johnny WinterFor Johnny Winter’s Remembrance vol. 1, the sorely missed artist surely shares some incredibly rare guitar shredding live performances. These 3 CD’s feature a large selection of the late artist’s archived recordings from his Live Bootleg Series, (Disc 1), the first time CD release of his rare vinyl Live Bootleg Special Edition (Disc 2) and more unreleased treasures from his new series Live Rarities (Disc 3).
The blues wielding axeman steps out with super-extended workouts on concert classics like his masterful version of Freddie King’s Hideaway, Chuck Berry’s Johnny B. Goode, The Rolling Stones’ Jumpin’ Jack Flash and newly discovered rare performances of Mean Town Blues, Sound the Bell and Ray Charles’ Come Back Baby.
Always paying homage to his fellow bluesmen, Johnny dug far back into his archives for super rare performances of the stellar Muddy Waters’ classic Rollin’ and Tumblin’ (acoustic version) and the jump blues of Elmore James’ Stranger Blues, Robert Johnson’s blues champion Crossroads, and B.B. King’s brilliant Mean Mistreater.
As a continuing gift to his fans, Johnny includes first time live archive releases of The Surfaris’ Wipe Out, Chuck Berry’s Christmas classic Run Rudolph Run and Howlin’ Wolf’s stellar Killing Floor.
CD1: Best of the Live Bootleg Series
1. Introduction
2. Sen-Sa-Shun
3. Messin’ With The Kind
4. Mean Mistreater
5. Boot Hill
6. Stranger Blues
7. You Keep Sayin’ That You’re Leaving
8. One Step At A Time
9. Crossroads
10. Rollin’ and Tumblin’ (Acoustic)
CD2: Live Bootleg Special Edition
1. Hideaway
2. Ain’t That Just Like a Woman
3. Johnny B. Goode
4. Serious As a Heart Attack
5. Stranger
6. Jumpin’ Jack Flash
CD3: Live Rarities 1 (previously unreleased)
1. Mean Town Blues
2. Sound the Bell
3. Killing Floor
4. Mississippi Blues (solo electric version)
5. Run Rudolph Run
6. The Crawl
7. Wildwood Flower
8. Wipe Out
9. Come Back Baby
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YONDER MOUNTAIN STRING BAND - 2014 NYE Run Sampler

                              Yonder Mountain String Band | 2014 NYE Run Sampler
 



DISC ONE
SET ONE
Pass This Way
(7:11)
EMD
(4:29)
Pass This Way
(2:45)
Amie
(3:59)
It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City
(8:16)
You're No Good
(6:49)
Drown
(5:55)
The End Is Not In Sight
(4:39)

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OYSTERHEAD - Hollywood Palladium - Los Angeles, CA - October 27, 2001

                                                             Oysterhead - October 27, 2001

Oysterhead - October 27, 2001
Hollywood Palladium - Los Angeles, CA

Recording Info:
Rode NT2 -> Sound Devices MP2 -> Sony SBM-1 -> Master Dat (Sony D8/44.1k)

Transfer Info:
Master Dat -> Samplitude Professional v11.03 ->
(2 Discs Audio / 1 Disc

Recorded By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
April 7, 2010

Notes:
-- Disc change is seamless

Setlist:
d1t01 - Owner Of The World
d1t02 - The Grand Pecking Order
d1t03 - Army's On Ecstacy
d1t04 - Little Faces
d1t05 - Polka Dot Rose
d1t06 - Shadow Of A Man
d1t07 - Rubberneck Lions
d1t08 - Radon Balloon
d1t09 - Pseudo Suicide
d1t10 - Birthday Boys
d2t01 - Oz Is Ever Floating

Encore:
d2t02 - Mr. Oysterhead                                   http://fp.io/m58bm27b/

JEFFERSON STARSHIP - Live In Central Park May 12, 1975

Jefferson Starship – Live In Central Park May 12, 1975 (2013)



In between the release of these two albums, the band played a free show in Central Park before a massive crowd (estimates vary widely, but nobody questions that turnout was huge). And even though Red Octopus wasn’t yet in stores on this May 12, 1975 date, the band played two of its three soon-to-be-popular numbers, along with the most popular numbers from the previous record. To that they added some material from other sources: some songs from Balin’s previous (and little-heard) band Bodacious DF (“The Witcher” and “Drivin’ Me Crazy”) and a spotlight number featuring fiddler Papa John Creach. And for the faithful, the tail-end of the show included three classic Airplane numbers, “White Rabbit,” “Somebody to Love” and “Volunteers.”

That set, spread across two discs, has now been released by Real Gone Music. The original show was broadcast on FM radio, so high fidelity tapes (courtesy of the band’s management, Gordon Anderson tells us in a brief Producer’s Note) were used for all but a few seconds of the release. And the band’s in fine form: the aggregation might not have adhered to the same style as Jefferson Airplane, but then by the mid 70s, the original members had all moved in their own individual musical direction. Even had Jack Casady (bass) and Jorma Kaukonen (guitar) somehow been persuade to travel on the Starship (sorry again!) , the result would likely still not have sounded like the Airplane; that duo’s Hot Tuna work variously explored country blues and power-trio rock styles far removed form Jefferson Airplane’s radio-ready “album rock.”

While Jefferson Airplane had released live documents of their performances (1969's Bless Its Pointed Little Head and Thirty Seconds Over Winterland, Jefferson Starship did not; this release is the first official live recording of the band from the 1970s, and it captures them at their peak.

Tracklist:
1. Intro – Ride The Tiger – Live (7:36)
2. Stage Announcements – Fast Buck Freddie – Live (5:09)
3. The Witcher – Live (5:12)
4. Stage Announcements – Devil’s Den – Live (9:06)
5. Caroline – Live (7:55)
6. You’re Driving Me Crazy – Live (6:50)
7. Papa John’s Down Home Blues – Live (5:01)

1. Play On Love – Live ( 4:21)
2. Better Lying Down – Live ( 4:36)
3. Have You Seen The Saucers – Live ( 4:35)
4. Come To Life – Live ( 5:17)
5. White Rabbit – Live ( 3:24)
6. Stage Announcement – Live ( 1:25)
7. Sweeter Than Honey – Live (14:10)
8. Somebody To Love – Live ( 7:33)
9. Volunteers – Live ( 6:22)


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