THE BLACK CROWES - Beacon Theater NYC - 03/22/1995

Black Crowes
3/22/95
Beacon Theater
NYC

SBD
The Break-Up (almost) show!

disc 1

01. Cursed Diamond (acoustic - Chris & Rich only)
02. She (acoustic)
03. She Talks To Angels (acoustic)
04. Waitin’ Guilty (acoustic)
05. Thorn’s Progress Jam >
06. Thorn In My Pride
07. My Morning Song
08. Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye *
09. Sometimes Salvation

disc 2

01. P.25 London
02. She Gave Good Sunflower
03. High Head Blues
04. Sting Me *
05. Twice As Hard *
06. Stare It Cold *

07. Seeing Things
08. Could I’ve Been so Blind
09. Champagne N’ Reefer
10. Remedy                                                                                                         http://www.filefactory.com/file/3evwkrir0o5f/Black%20Crowes%2C%203-22-1995.rar

THE ROLLING STONES with Eric Clapton – Nine 19 Teen (1989)

The Rolling Stones with Eric Clapton – Nine 19 Teen (1989)
mp3 320 kbps | 787 MB

CD 1
1. Continental Drift (1:26)
2. Start Me Up (4:11)
3. Bitch (3:39)
4. Sad Sad Sad (3:48)
5. Under Cover Of The Night (4:41)
6. Harlem Shuffle (4:32)
7. Tumbling Dice (4:57)
8. Miss You (6:48)
9. Ruby Tuesday (3:30)
10. Angie (3:58)
11. Rock And A Hard Place (5:26)
12. Mixed Emotions (5:21)
13. Honky Tonk Woman (4:52)
14. Midnight Rambler (9:33)

CD 2
1. You Can’t Always Get What You Want (8:06)
2. Little Red Rooster (with Eric Clapton) (6:39)
3. Before They Make Me Run (3:44)
4. Happy (4:05)
5. Paint It Black (3:47)
6. 2000 Light Years From Home (5:46)
7. Sympathy For the Devil (7:40)
8. Gimme Shelter (6:03)
9. It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (4:19)
10. Brown Sugar (4:49)
11. Satisfaction (9:02)
12. Jumping Jack Flash (7:29)

CD 3
1. Continental Drift (2:08)
2. Start Me Up (3:54)
3. Bitch (3:41)
4. Sad, Sad, Sad (4:01)
5. Under Cover Of The Night (4:32)
6. Harlem Shuffle (4:33)
7. Tumbling Dice (4:32)
8. Miss You (6:56)
9. Terrifying (5:20)
10. Ruby Tuesday (4:07)
11. Salt Of The Earth (6:05)
12. Rock And A Hard Place (5:27)
13. Mixed Emotions (5:31)

CD 4
1. Honky Tonk Women (5:35)
2. Midnight Rambler (10:56)
3. You Can’t Always Get What You Want (7:10)
4. Little Red Rooster (with Eric Clapton) (6:31)
5. Boogie Chillen (with John Lee Hooker and Eric Clapton) (5:31)
6. Can’t Be Seen (6:05)
7. Happy (4:40)
8. Paint it Black (4:06)
9. 2000 Light Years from Home (7:22)
10. Sympathy for the Devil (8:00)

CD 5
1. Gimme Shelter (6:55)
2. Band Intros (1:09)
3. It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (4:48)
4. Brown Sugar (4:35)
5. Satisfaction (9:44)
6. Jumping Jack Flash (8:33)
7. Outro (6:33)

CD 6
1. Brown Sugar (4:08)
2. Carnival To Rio (alternate take 1) (7:08)
3. Carnival To Rio (alternate take 2) (7:07)

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THE ROLLING STONES - CNIB Benefit Concert Oshawa Civic Auditorium Toronto, Canada - 04/22/1979

The Rolling Stones
1979-04-22
CNIB Benefit Concert
Oshawa Civic Auditorium
Toronto, Canada
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps


01. Introduction By Lorrimer And Belushi
02. Sweet Little Rock 'n Roller
03. Fuc Her
04. Breathe On Me
05. Infekshun'
06. I Can Feel The Fire
07. Am I Grooving You
08. Seven Days
09. Before They Make Me Run
10. Prodigal Son
11. Let It Rock
12. Respectable
13. Star Star
14. Beast Of Burden
15. Just My Imagination
16. When The Whip Comes Down
17. Shattered
18. Miss You
19. Jumpin' Jack Flash

Playlist length:
1 hour 42 minutes 25 seconds


Here we go!! John Belushi comes out with blind DJ from London Ontario and makes some jokes about his lazy bastard partner from the Blues Brothers movie laying on some rock down in the Bahamas. Belushi goes to introduce Keith Richards and the place goes berserk. Keith tries to read a written statement but the crowd is just overwhelming and his just kind of tosses it away and say’s “I’m just happy to be here”. Ronnie Wood comes out as does the rest of the recently formed New Barbarians which included Bobby Keys, Stanley Clarke, Ian Mc Lagan and Ziggy Modeliste for what is only their second public performance the first being several hours prior. They rock through 7 or so songs, Sweet little Rock and Roller, Infecshun, F.U.C. her, Seven Days (classic tune) Breathe On Me, I Can Feel the Fire and the last and very very poignant Before They Make Me Run. Yes!! Everyone leaves the stage except for Keith and Ronnie. At this point the crowd is just about to start pulling hair out. From my vantage point I can already see Jagger jumping around back stage. Out comes an acoustic guitar and a stool for Keith. Now above all else what followed made this show a rock history event. Jagger flounces out on stage wearing pretty similar gear to what he wore during the 1978 Some Girls tour, tight red plastic pants and a light pink cotton sleeveless shirt all ripped down to nothing and taped with duct tape. The crowd does its thing, Ronnie fades to the far left and not before and not since have the Stones performed a duet. Keith and Mick do Prodigal Son from the Beggars Banquet album. Keith is sitting on stool strumming, 3-Blind Date Bootleg rolling stones 1979Mick leaning in to the mic like he does. I get goose bumps even as I write this. As the years go on so does the impact of this simple song performed as a duet by the glimmer twins. Just awesome!!!! (this wasn’t done during the afternoon gig) Charlie and Bill emerge and the Rolling Stones plow into Let it Rock. The set was basically 9 or 10 tunes they played on the Some Girls tour, such as Beast of Burden, Just My Imagination, Shattered, Miss You, Star Star. More of the barbarians come back out on stage and they all finished off with a howling Jumpin’ Jack Flash. The sense of being literally on stage was unbelievable. At times if I leaned forward enough Jagger would actually be directly to one side or the other like playing behind me, Wild!! I could of slung him over my shoulder and at times felt like I could of hit Keith or Ronnie’s strings if I wanted. Blind Date Bootleg rolling stones 1979The show went by so quickly. It was like the show started and ended in 15 minutes. I managed a pick from the stage and was more than happy. To recall it note for note I couldn’t but the overall vibe that this was rock history in the making and the sense of rock & roll Kingdom being there in this moment was just amazing. We were all Kings for a day!! I didn’t take any pictures but I have found over the years a few here and there. I also found a bootleg recording of the show called Blind Date. The best picture I found being a Dimo Safari picture from the 1982 CHUM FM calendar and a couple from Neil Preston a very celebrated rock photographer. As well as few in a rock head shop in Niagara Falls.  http://www.filefactory.com/file/cboxy8ptyor/Stns%20%2004-22-1979%20%28SBD%29.rar