March 21, 2016
TRAFFIC - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Santa Monica CA - 02/21/1972
Traffic
1972-02-21
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
01. The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys
02. Light up Or Leave Me Alone
03. John Barleycorn
04. Rainmaker
05. Glad
06. Freedom Rider
07. 40,000 Headman
08. Dear Mr. Fantasy https://www.filefactory.com/file/3go9zal9f6r1/Trffc%2002-21-1972%20CA%20%28SBD%29.rar
KINGFISH - Winterland San Francisco, CA - 02/07/1976
Kingfish
1976-02-07
Winterland
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
01. Battle Of New Orleans
02. New Minglewood Blues
03. Asia Minor
04. Big Iron
05. Next Time You See Me
06. Bye And Bye
07. Instrumental
08. Jump For Joy
09. I'm A Roadrunner
10. Hypnotize
11. All I Need Is Time
12. I Hear You Knockin'
13. Around & Around
STEVE KIMOCK – Last Danger of Frost
Steve Kimock – Last Danger of Frost (2016)
Comprising a variety of delicately composed passages that feature a multiplicity of stringed instruments, guitar master Steve Kimock’s new album delivers with a splendid collection of musical hypnotics and subtleties with a Far East flavor. An enigma in the contemporary instrumental-music scene since the 1970s, Kimock is revered and respected in improv/jam-band circles. On Last Danger of Frost, Kimock sets aside the rock-band approach he’s employed in such bands as Zero, Ratdog, Phil Lesh and Friends and Steve Kimock Band, in favor of a solo recording of personal expression. “Music Tells a Story” kicks off the album with a 20-minute-long, always-interesting, four-part suite featuring a multi-instrumental layering of textures and tones that conjure up a dreamlike scene of reclining under the stars while observing a busy collection of nature’s nocturnal creatures. The intricate guitar work continues on the title track, an uplifting, floating-on-a-cloud piece of soul-contemplating of music.
https://www.filefactory.com/file/2epr5q2muh4r/Steve%20Kimock%20-%20Last%20Danger%20of%20Frost%282016%29.zip
Comprising a variety of delicately composed passages that feature a multiplicity of stringed instruments, guitar master Steve Kimock’s new album delivers with a splendid collection of musical hypnotics and subtleties with a Far East flavor. An enigma in the contemporary instrumental-music scene since the 1970s, Kimock is revered and respected in improv/jam-band circles. On Last Danger of Frost, Kimock sets aside the rock-band approach he’s employed in such bands as Zero, Ratdog, Phil Lesh and Friends and Steve Kimock Band, in favor of a solo recording of personal expression. “Music Tells a Story” kicks off the album with a 20-minute-long, always-interesting, four-part suite featuring a multi-instrumental layering of textures and tones that conjure up a dreamlike scene of reclining under the stars while observing a busy collection of nature’s nocturnal creatures. The intricate guitar work continues on the title track, an uplifting, floating-on-a-cloud piece of soul-contemplating of music.
https://www.filefactory.com/file/2epr5q2muh4r/Steve%20Kimock%20-%20Last%20Danger%20of%20Frost%282016%29.zip
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Painters Mill Music Fair Owings Mills, Maryland October 17th, 1971
The Allman Brothers Band
Painters Mill Music Fair 1971
Painters Mill Music Fair
Owings Mills, Maryland
October 17th, 1971
Duane Allman's final performance
1. Statesboro Blues
2. Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
3. Done Somebody Wrong
4. One Way Out
5. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
6. Hot 'Lanta
7. Stormy Monday
8. You Don't Love Me
9. Revival
10. Trouble No More
THE NIGHTHAWKS - Back Porch Party
Over more than three decades, The Nighthawks have earned a reputation as one of the best and hardest - working bands around. Their live shows are legendary. Founded in the Washington, D.C. area in 1972, the 'Hawks' were a roots band before anyone had come up with the term. Their mix of blues, rock, rockabilly, soul and swing appeals to a widely diverse audience, built over years of touring throughout the United States, Europe and Japan. The band's current lineup features founding member Mark Wenner on harp and vocals, Paul Bell on guitar and vocals, Johnny Castle on bass and vocals and, on drums and vocals, Mark Stutso, who replaced longtime member Pete Ragusa.
01. Rock This House
02. Walkin' After Midnight
03. Down In The Hole
04. Matchbox
05. Tiger In Your Tank
06. Jana Lea
07. Rollin' Stone
08. Guard My Heart
09. Down To My Last Million Tears
10. Hey Miss Hey
11. Rooster Blues
12. Back To The City
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