STEVE EARLE & The Dukes The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh, Scotland - March 26th 1987

Steve Earle & The Dukes
The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh, Scotland
26th March 1987


01 Guitar Town
02 Sweet Little '66
03 Goodbye's All We've Got Left
04 Good 'Ol Boy (Gettin' Tough)
05 My Old Friend The Blues
06 Someday
07 Band Introductions - Think It Over
08 Little Rock 'n' Roller
09 Fearless Heart
10 I Love You Too Much
-- Encore
11 Hillbilly Highway
12 Down The Road


Steve Earle- vocals, guitar
Ken Moore- keyboards
Reno Kling- bass
Harry Stintson- drums
Michael McAdam- guitar
Bucky Baxter- pedal steel

Source: FM
Lineage: unknown gen. CDR (trade) -> EAC secure mode w/offsets corrected -> TLH flac 8 & checksum
Files tagged with Foobar2000

The usual Guitar Town setlist, including the whole of the album plus Sweet Little '66.

From somebody who was at the gig:
    "You have Queen's Hall down as a possible FM broadcast. I don't think it was. I think it is such a good recording because:
       1. It is a former small church so the acoustics are fantastic.
       2. The club was pretty empty that night so not a great deal of audience noise.
       3. There is an upper balcony that would have been all but empty. If the taper was up there they wouldn't have picked up a great deal of noise."

http://www.filefactory.com/file/4vkv6rqc093h/steve%20earle%20%201987-03-26%2C%20Edinburgh%2C%20Scotland.rar


     

Donald Fagen, Michael McDonald & Boz Scaggs The Dukes Of September - "L.A. Night in September" September 29, 2010 The Greek Theatre Los Angeles, CA

Donald Fagen, Michael McDonald & Boz Scaggs
The Dukes Of September - "L.A. Night in September"
September 29, 2010
The Greek Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
Stereo Soundboard Recording


Quality: A++


DISC ONE

01 Sookie Sookie (Grant Green)
02 Heighty Hi (Sam Moore)
03 Don’t Mess Up a Good Thing (Gregg Allman)
04 Shakedown Street (Grateful Dead)
05 You Never Can Tell (Chuck Berry)
06 I’ve Got News for You (Ray Charles)
07 Green Flower Street (Fagen)
08 Miss Sun (Scaggs)
09 I Keep Forgettin’ (McDonald)
10 Rock Steady (Aretha Franklin)
11 Rag Mama Rag (The Band)
12 The Shape I’m In (The Band)

DISC TWO

01 Love TKO (Teddy Pendergrass)
02 I Live the Life I Love (Muddy Waters/Willie Dixon)
03 Cadillac Walk (Mink DeVille)
04 What a Fool Believes (The Doobie Brothers)
05 I.G.Y. (International Geophysical Year) (Fagen)
06 Lowdown (Scaggs)
07 Takin’ It to the Streets (The Doobie Brothers)
08 Band Intros
09 Reelin’ in the Years (Steely Dan)
10 Love Train (O’Jays)
11 Help Me Rhonda (The Beach Boys)
12 Peg (Steely Dan)
13 Something in the Air (Thunderclap Newman) / Them Changes (Buddy Miles)
14 Sookie Sookie (Reprise)


Donald Fagen: Keyboards and Vocals
Boz Scaggs: Guitar and Vocals
Michael McDonald: Keyboards and Vocals
Jon Herington: Guitar
Freddie Washington: Bass
Michael White: Drums
Michael Leonhart: Trumpet
Walt Weiskopf: Saxophone
Jay Collins: Horns
Jim Beard: Organ
Carolyn Leonhart-Escoffery: Vocals
Catherine Russell: Vocals                                                                                                 http://www.filefactory.com/file/4kpcijsgx0xd/Dukes%20Of%20September%2C%209-29-2010.rar

LITTLE FEAT and Derek Trucks, House of Blues Orlando, FL - 09-19-2001

Little Feat and Derek Trucks, 9-19-01


Little Feat
House of Blues
Orlando, FL
Soundboard

Disc 1
Two Trains, Drivin' Blind,
Romance Without Finance
44 Blues > Pretty Good Love,
Can't Get Satisfied > Hot Tomales,
Time Loves A Hero > Day or Night,
Spanish Moon* > Skin It Back

Disc 2
Takes A Lot To Laugh, Dixie Chicken**
Bass/Keys > Milestones* > Tennessee Jed**
> Dixie Chicken** > Fat Man In The Bathtub
*w/ Derek Trucks,
**w/ Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi

http://www.filefactory.com/file/3pia5g9i5nwh/Little%20Feat%2C%209-19-01%2C.rar

YES - Mecca Arena Milwaukee, WI - 08/16/1976

Yes 1976-08-16 Mecca Arena Milwaukee, WI


Yes
Mecca Arena
Milwaukee, WI
1976-08-16

TheTooleMan's 2009 Upgrade Edition

Source: very low generation audience recording -> TheTooleMan's Tools -> FLAC

Recently, I listened to my 2003-2004 remaster of this show and decided to scrap it. It did not do justice to the recording. So I went back to the best version of the tape and started over. This time, the results are much better.

Guess I've learned something in the past 5 years!

The 2009 Edition is much more natural-sounding than the previous version. It also addresses a problem in the transfer of the best tape, which was carried over to the 2003-2004 remaster. Digital errors in the transfer can be found near the end of "The Gates of Delirium" and extend into "Long Distance Runaround." For the new edition, I replaced that part of the recording with the same material taken from the second-best copy I have, which is nearly identical in quality. You should not be able to detect the transition between the two copies of the recording.

The master recording picked up noise from handling the microphone a couple of times. There are also a few annoying spots of clapping, whistling, and arguing. The tape had a couple of gaps, and part of the introduction of "Soon" is missing, as well as the first verse. "Heart of the Sunrise" was placed before "Gates" in the CD copy of the tape; this was probably done to fit the music onto a two-hour cassette, which was used for the CD copy. I smoothed out the cuts, closed the gaps, and filtered the rest of the distractions to reduce their impact. I would say that more than 95% of the recording is excellent, and not much was required on my part to bring out the best of it.

Art is included with this torrent. It does not reflect the three tracks of Jon introducing songs. Since the spoken introductions run between about 50 seconds to nearly two minutes, I decided they should be separated from the music. I don't remember who created the art, but it's good and I thank them again for it. Also, thanks to gr8bigboy for the best copy of the tape, and to whoever else gave me the others copies, too.

This recording captures Yes nearing the end of their 1976 tour. The band was still in high spirits and projecting strong energy. Their performance is well-honed but not rote. Overall this is a gem of a recording and worth a new listening session.

TheTooleMan
January, 2009

Yes (in 1976) were:
Jon Anderson
Chris Squire
Steve Howe
Alan White
Patrick Moraz

Tracks, CD 1:
1 Apocalypse
2 Siberian Khatru
3 Sound Chaser
4 All Good People
5 Jon's Rambling Introduction of "The Gates of Delirium"
6 The Gates of Delirium

Tracks, CD 2:
1 Long Distance Runaround
2 Patrick Moraz Solo
3 Steve Howe Solo
4 Jon Anderson Solo
5 Jon's Rambling Introduction of "Heart of the Sunrise"
6 Heart of the Sunrise
7 Jon Thanks the Tour Personnel and Introduces "Ritual"
8 Ritual
9 Roundabout

http://www.filefactory.com/file/5zt5ac7yv64x/yes%20%201976-08-16%20-%20Mecca%20Arena%20-%20Milwaukee%20WI.rar