Showing posts with label DEREK AND THE DOMINOS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DEREK AND THE DOMINOS. Show all posts
June 1, 2015
DEREK AND THE DOMINOS, ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Criteria Studios, Miami, FL - 08/27/1970
Derek And The Dominos
The Allman Brothers Band studio jam
August 27 Criteria Studios,
Miami, FL Derek And The Dominos Jams I thru VI
http://www.filefactory.com/file/6tglt8y97rkp/ABB%20EC%20%201970-08-27%20-%20Criteria%20Studios%2C%20Miami%20FL.rar
December 16, 2013
DEREK AND THE DOMINOS - Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, - November 20 1970 - Afternoon & Evening
Derek & The Dominos - Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, 20 November 1970
-Afternoon & Evening
CD1: 71:47 [afternoon show]
01 Got To Get Better In a Little While [cuts in] 10:14
02 Key To The Highway 7:21
03 Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad? 9:07
04 Blues Power 6:26
05 Have You Ever Loved a Woman? 9:30
06 Tell The Truth 13:58
07 All Night Long [aka "Derek's Boogie" with Delaney Bramlett on vocals]
08 Let It Rain [cuts in] 4:54
09 > drum solo 2:22
10 > Let It Rain 2:40
11 Eric Clapton thanks crowd & Delaney Bramlett + crowd noise 0:09
CD2: 34:56 [evening show part 1 of 2]
01 tune ups + crowd noise 1:03
02 Got To Get Better In a Little While 13:14
03 Key To The Highway [last note clipped] 9:19
04 Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad? 11:18
CD3: 49:23 [evening show part 2 of 2]
01 Blues Power 8:39
02 > Stormy Monday 8:47
03 Tell The Truth 12:20
04 Let It Rain [cuts in] 5:59
05 > drum solo 3:24
06 Let It Rain 4:12
encore:
07 Everyday I Have The Blues [w/opening band Toe Fat on this song] 5:42
08 Eric Clapton thanks crowd + crowd noise 0:17 http://fp.io/67mmaa78/
September 5, 2013
DEREK AND THE DOMINOS - Layla And Other Assorted Love Sessions
Derek & The Dominos - Layla And Other Assorted Love Sessions (STU/FLAC)
Derek & The Dominos - Layla And Other Assorted Love Sessions
(Studio FLAC)
Title: Complete Studio Sessions (Layla & Unreleased 2nd Album)
Source: Sb 4- ~ 5+ Recording
Lineage:
Paddington (PADD 025/6/7/8/9) Boot 5CD + Bonus DVD > EAC > FLAC
Eric Clapton: Guitar, Vocals
Howard Duane Allman: Guitar
Carl Radle: Bass
Jim Gordon: Drums
Bobby Whitlock: Organ, Piano, Vocals
Disc.1
01: I Looked Away (Rough Mix Version 1)
02: I Looked Away (Rough Mix Version 2)
03: Bell Bottom Blues (Basic Track with False Start)
04: Bell Bottom Blues (Basic Track Guitar Overdub.)
05: Keep On Growing (Basic Track)
06: Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out (Basic Track)
07: Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out(Alternate Mix with False Start)
08: Any Day (Alternate Take)
09: Tell The Truth (Backing Jam)
10: Tell The Truth (Rough Mix)
11: Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Alternate Take 1)
12: Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Alternate Take 2 with False Start)
13: Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Unreleased Mono from Original Test Press Acetate)
14: Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Alternate Take)
15: Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Alternate Mater 1 Rough Mix)
16: Layla (Guitar Overdub. Out Of Tune Version)
17: Layla (From "Tom Dowd & The Language Of Music")
Disc.2
01: Jam I (Rough Mix)
02: Jam II (Rough Mix)
03: Jam III (Rough Mix)
04: Jam IV (Rough Mix)
Disc.3
01: Jam V (Rough Mix)
02: Jam V (Alternate Version)
03: Tender Love (Rough Mix)
04: Jam VI
05: Jam VII
06: Jam VIII
07: Jam IX
Disc.4
01: Moody Jam
02: Jim's Song
03: Chocolate
04: Son Of Apache
05: Evil
06: Snake Lake Blues
07: Mean Old Frisco
08: High
09: I've Been All Day
10: Got To Get Better In A Little While
11: One More Chance
12: It's Hard To Find A Friend
13: Till I See You Again
Disc.5
01: Evil (Basic Track)
02: Snake Lake Blues (Minor Key)
03: Snake Lake Blues (Major Key)
04: Mean Old Frisco (Basic Track)
05: High (Alternate Mix)
06: Got To Get Better In A Little While (Alternate Basic Track)
07: One More Chance (Basic Track)
08: Is My Love
09: Devil Road (Rene Armando on Vocals)
10: Sick At Heart
11: Instrumental #1
12: Instrumental #2
Bonus DVD
01: It's Too Late
02: Matchbox (With Johnny Cash & Carl Perkins)
part 1 http://fp.io/8mda1da1/ part 2 http://fp.io/2237f582/ part 3 http://fp.io/a84b8b62/
May 30, 2013
DEREK AND THE DOMINOS - Johnny Cash Show Taping Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN - 11/05/1970
Derek and the Dominos
1970-11-05
Johnny Cash Show Taping
Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, TN
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. It's Too Late
02. Got To Get Better In A Little While
03. Matchbox
04. Matchbox
05. Matchbox
06. Blues Power
http://fp.io/d6dfma64/
Taping for show. Actually aired on Januay 6, 1971
DEREK AND THE DOMINOS With Duane Allman - Curtis Hixon Hall, Tampa, FL - 12/10/1970
Derek and the Dominos
With Duane Allman
1970-12-10
Curtis Hixon Hall,
Tampa, FL
Very Good Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
CD 1:
01. Layla
02. Got To Get Better In A Little While
03. Key To The Highway
04. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
CD 2:
01. Blues Power
02. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
03. Bottle Of Red Wine
04. Let It Rain
Notes: Notes: This is the only known live performance of Derek and the Dominos with Duane Allman. The insert claims that he joined the band on at least one other occasion but so far nothing has been documented. Relatively good sound quality for a D&D show. An upgrade over the circulating "Second Source Remix," but it may have some noise reduction in there. And, of course, Duane! (Taken from original info file). http://fp.io/1a4b92m1/
DEREK AND THE DOMINOS - Civic Center Santa Monica CA - 11/20/1970
Derek & The Dominoes
1970-11-20
Civic Center
Santa Monica CA
November 20, 1970
320 kbps
CD 1:
Early Show
01. Got To Get Better In A Little While
02. Key To The Highway
03. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
04. Blues Power
05. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
06. Tell The Truth
07. All Night Long - Derek's Boogie
08. Let It Rain
CD 2:
Late Show
01. Tuning
02. Got To Get Better In A Little While
03. Key To The Highway
04. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
CD 3:
Late Show (continued)
01. Tuning
02. Blues Power
03. Stormy Monday
04. Tell The Truth
05. Let It Rain
06. Everyday I Have The Blues
Derek and the Dominos’ first official onstage appearance was at the Lyceum in London on June 14. This show is five months later in California. Much of the time in between was spent in Miami, Florida at Criteria Studios recording Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs from late August to early October, 1970.
How they managed to record an album and tour, even briefly, is a modern miracle, considering the drugs and vice that swirled around the band. At the time, they were doing hard drugs. Years later, the Dominos’ Bobby Whitlock was quoted in the Layla Sessions liner notes that “We didn’t have little bits of anything. There were no grams around, let’s just put it like that. Tom (Dowd) couldn’t believe it, the way we had these big bags laying out everywhere. I’m almost ashamed to tell it, but it’s the truth. It was scary, what we were doing, but we were just young and dumb and didn’t know. Cocaine and heroin, that’s all and Johnny Walker.”
When you listen to this show, the band is steamin’ with Clapton singing authoritatively, while throwing licks with quicksilver speed. Did the drugs do the trick? This audience recording is fantastic, up close capturing a stereo image with nice bass, and also the atmosphere of a pre-Heavy Metal show. This was blues rock with the emphasis on the blues as heavy music, soon to be upended by the brute force of metal. This pre-Heavy Metal show is distinguished by the flair of Clapton’s soloing, his musicality and variety.
The downer hit while the band was back in London recording their second album. It was never completed. Eric Clapton said the second album “broke down halfway through because of the paranoia and tension. And the band just… dissolved.” Too much drugs and a band relationship that didn’t have enough time to cement was to blame. Clapton and Whitlock did not speak for years. Carl Radle was the only Domino to continue working with Clapton. And according to Wikipedia Jim Gordon, “who was an undiagnosed schizophrenic, killed his mother with a hammer in 1983 during a psychotic episode. He was confined to a mental institution in 1984, where he remains today”.
This was among the earliest Derek and the Dominos show to emerge on bootleg. This version has the benefit of being cleaned by grner1 and is also from a low-generation source tape. It has been “meticulously remastered to eliminate most of the quality issues that were introduced in this source over time. This version is not going to fool anyone into thinking it was mastered on a 24-bit R-09, but it is now a pleasant listen that has clearly audible vocals, good dynamics, and limited hiss” says sharer ademotte.
The bonus of this show is the appearance of Delaney Bramlett on second guitar on both the afternoon and evening shows. http://fp.io/bb31527d/
November 22, 2012
DEREK AND THE DOMINOS - THE MAJESTIC STAND
The typical Mid Valley quality touch is obvious in this reissue of the earlier Empress Valley title. As a performance note, check out EC's slide work (or maybe Delaney Bramlett) on "Stormy Monday" and it's clear that EC's skills as a guitar player have grown tremendously since then. It's become almost cliche to refer to any earlier performances as being better than later output (no matter which artist) but this is a great example that many of these artists really do get better as time passes.
A beautifully packaged 4 CD gold set. Two editions of this set were released nearly simultaneously. Both are similarly packaged, but in the edition limited to 200 copies CD 4 includes 5 Jams taken from Criteria Studios, Miami, Fl during
August to October 1970. These additional tracks are not included in the edition that is not a limited release.
DISC 1 - Electric Factory - Philadelphia, Pa. - October 16, 1970:
01. Ramblin' On My Mind
02. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad
03. Blues Power
04. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
05. Mean Old World
06. Motherless Children
07. Let It Rain
DISC 2 - Santa Monica, Ca. - November 20, 1970 (Afternoon Show):
01. Got To Get Better In A Little While
02. Key To The Highway
03. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
04. Blues Power
05. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
06. Tell The Truth
07. All Night Long “Derek's Boogie”
08. Let It Rain
DISC 3 - Santa Monica, Ca. - November 20, 1970 (Evening Show):
01. Got To Get Better In A Little While
02. Key To The Highway
03. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
04. Blues Power
05. Stormy Monday
06. Tell The Truth
DISC 4 - Santa Monica, Ca. - Novemb.er 20, 1970 (Evening Show):
01. Let It rain
02. Everyday I Have The Blues
May 20, 2012
BLIND FAITH & DEREK AND THE DOMINOS - BLIND DOMINOS
BLIND FAITH & DEREK AND THE DOMINOS
- Blind Dominos (1970)
Blind Faith - Hyde Park, London - June 7, 1969
01. Well Allright
02. Sea Of Joy
03. Sleeping In the Ground
04. Under My Thumb
Derek and the Dominos - Nashville, TN - November 5, 1970
05. It's Too Late
06. Got to Get Better In a Little While
07. Matchbox
08. Matchbox
09. Matchbox
10. Blues Power
Derek and the Dominos, B.Guy and J.Wells - Paris - Sept. 22, 1970
11. It's My Life Baby
Derek and the Dominos - Klinehalls, Buffalo - October 29, 1970
12. Got to Get Better In a Little While
http://fp.io/fa6695d8/
September 4, 2011
DEREK AND THE DOMINOS - Electric Factory Theatre, Philadelphia, PA, Oct. 16, 1970
Derek and the Dominos - Electric Factory Theatre, Philadelphia, PA, Oct. 16, 1970
This caught me by surprise: some tunes that I didn't know the Dominos had performed in concert, including "Mean Old World," "Ramblin' On My Mind," and "Motherless Children." The better part is that Eric plays slide on them, making it that much more interesting. A bit light on sound quality, but I think the show itself makes up for any flaws.
Thanks to the original source for this!!
Derek and the Dominos
Electric Factory Theatre
Philadelphia, PA
Oct. 16, 1970
Ramblin' On My Mind
Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
Blues Power
Have You Ever Loved a Woman
Mean Old World
Motherless Children
Let It Rain
http://www.fileserve.com/file/Vgnrr6V
April 14, 2011
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
























