THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Beacon Theatre, New York, NY. 03/09/2012

Allman Brothers Band
Beacon Theatre 3-9-12

FIRST SET

My Favorite Things
Blue Sky
Trouble No More
I Walk On Gilded Splinters
Worried Down With The Blues
Midnight Rider
That’s What Love Will Make You Do
Kind Of Bird

BREAK

SECOND SET

Acoustic

Needle and the Damage Done (Gregg, Warren and Derek only)
Come On In My Kitchen (Gregg, Warren, Derek, Marc on djemba and Oteil on Banjo)
Soulshine
These Days　

Electric

Rockin’ Horse
Black Hearted Woman
The Same Thing > Drums
Jessica

Encore
You Don’t Love Me

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LES DUDEK - Dudek, Finnigan, Kreuger Band: DFK

1. Angels Fall
2. Just Like the Weather
3. Drinkin' Alone
4. I Know You're in There
5. It's All About You
6. Just Be Happy
7. That's Wrong
8. You Cut So Deep
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PAT TRAVERS / RADIO ACTIVE - 1981

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PAT TRAVERS / HEAT IN THE STREET (1979)

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PAT TRAVERS / CRASH AND BURN

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THE GOOD OLD BOYS - Pistol Packin Mama [1976]

Good Old Boys - Pistol Packin Mama [1976]
The only Round Records release that does not include a major playing contribution from a member of the Grateful Dead. This bluegrass album was produced by Jerry Garcia. Garcia has stated in an interview that he sings harmony on Leave Well Enough Alone.

Good Old Boys

David Nelson - guitar, vocals
Frank Wakefield - mandolin, vocals
Don Reno - banjo, vocals
Chubby Wise - fiddle
Pat Campbell - bass
Jerry Garcia - harmony vocals (on Leave Well Enough Alone)

Ashes of Love (Anglin / Anglin / Wright)
I'm Here to Get My Baby Out Of Jail (Traditional arr Wakefield)
Long Gone (Public Domain / Reno)
Dim Lights, Thick Smoke (Fidler/ Maphis / Maphis)
Deep Elem Blues (Traditional arr Wakefield)
Pistol Packin' Mama (Dexter)
Banjo Signal (Reno / Smiley)
Toy Heart (Monroe)
Leave Well Enough Alone (Traditional arr Wakefield)
Too Wise Special (Wise)
On Top of Old Smokey (Traditional arr Wakefield)
Barefoot Nelly (Reno / Davis)
Don't You Hear Jerusalem Moan (Reno)
Glendale Train (Dawson)
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ADELE - Live at The Royal Albert Hall

Artist: Adele
Album: Live at The Royal Albert Hall
Released: 2011
Style: Pop


Tracklist:
01 – Hometown Glory
02 – I’ll Be Waiting
03 – Don’t You Remember
04 – Turning Tables
05 – Set Fire To The Rain
06 – If It Hadn’t Been For Love
07 – My Same
08 – Take It All
09 – Rumour Has It
10 – Right As Rain
11 – One And Only
12 – Love Song
13 – Chasing Pavements
14 – I Can’t Make You Love Me
15 – Make You Feel My Love
16 – Someone Like You
17 – Rolling In The Deep

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9:30 FLY - 9:30 FLY

9:30 Fly - 9:30 Fly [1972]
UK group with the curious name recorded at the beginning in 1972 a disc folk-rock namesake of a psico-progressive packing, 9:30 Fly. All the songs are dominated from the harmony of the voices of Michael and his wife Barbara Wainwright.

In November the group act together with Velvet Underground in Malver Winter Gardens. Shortly after the Fly vanished without any trace. So this record on the highly collectable Ember label is nowadays a dificult to find rarity.

Michael Wainwright – Lead Vocals
Barbara Wainwright – Vocals, Electric Piano
Lyn Oakey - Guitar
Gary Charman - Bass
Mike Clark - Drums


1. Life And Times (05:11)
2. Summerdays (05:46)
3. September (02:39.)
4. Unhinged (06:29)
5. Mr. 509 (07:21.)
6. Brooklyn Thoughts (03:39)
7. Time of War (08:37)

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CHIC COREA – The Continents: Concerto for Jazz Quintet & Chamber Orchestra

Chick Corea – The Continents: Concerto for Jazz Quintet & Chamber Orchestra [2CD] (2012)

The Continents Concerto for Jazz Quintet and Chamber Orchestra features pianist Chick Corea performing with his combo and orchestra. The first disc features Corea’s six-part composition conceptualized around Africa, the Americas, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, and Europe. While Corea’s small group features such players as trombonist Steve Davis, saxophonist Tim Garland, bassist Hans Glawischnig, and drummer Marcus Gilmore, Corea is also backed by a handpicked orchestra conducted by Steve Mercurio and including members of the Harlem String Quartet and Imani Winds. This is truly a forward-thinking ensemble that can deftly fuse intricately arranged orchestral passages with more improvisatory jazz sections. The second disc features an extende solo piano series as well as several standards featuring Corea and his small group.
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OTIS RUSH & FRIENDS - LIVE AT MONTREUX, 1986

Otis Rush & Friends - Live At Montreux, 1986

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 54:03
Size: 125.4 MB
Label: Eagle Records
Styles: Chicago blues
Year: 2006
Art: Front

[4:39] 1. Tops
[5:37] 2. Natural Ball
[6:09] 3. Right Place, Wrong Time
[5:19] 4. Mean Old World
[3:45] 5. You Don't Love Me
[7:05] 6. Crosscut Saw
[5:11] 7. Double Trouble
[7:07] 8. All Your Love (I Miss Loving)
[9:07] 9. Every Day I Have The Blues

Southpaw guitarist Otis Rush made his debut in 1956 with a cover of Willie Dixon’s "I Can’t Quit You Baby", charting his first Top Ten R&B hit. Over the course of his 50-year career, Rush has established himself as one of the premiere bluesmen on the Chicago circuit.

Often credited with being one of the architects of the West side guitar style, Rush’s esteemed status as a prime Chicago innovator is eternally assured by his trademark sound. Blues fans have said that his combination of ringing, vibrato-enhanced guitar work with an intense vocal delivery is powerful enough to force the hair on the backs of their necks upwards in silent salute.

Otis Rush Live At Montreux 1986 features the Chicago blues legend at his spine-tingling best. For his first appearance at the Montreux Festival, Rush is joined on stage by fellow blues stars Eric Clapton and Luther Allison for a truly special show. The CD features nearly an hour-and-a-half of performances of Rush classics, including "All Your Love (I Miss Loving)", "Double Trouble" and many more.

Live At Montreux, 1986

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WIDESPREAD PANIC / PORCH SONGS VOL # 9 - Two Rivers Auditorium, Grand Junction, CO - 06/10/1996

6/10/96 Two Rivers Auditorium, Grand Junction, CO


Another visit to 1996 brings us the 9th volume of Porch Songs….and another amazing performance in the process.

Widespread Panic made Colorado their second home a long time ago.  They’ve probably played every town and venue in the state…..from the true hole in the walls to the likes of Red Rocks and Denver’s Pepsi Center.  No matter the season of the year or how remote the venue, the boys always came ready to play.  On a Monday night in June of 1996, Grand Junction was the place….and a seamless performance was in the making.
Pretty much Old School defined, this show is all about the connective tissue between the tunes and the magic of improvisation.  Some of the segues turn on a dime while some evolve from nowhere.  Right out of the gate we get a taste of what’s in store with the Glory Fishwater opener…..the jam out of Glory charges into Fishwater and it’s game on.  With a smooth rhythmic buildup from L.a. into Weight of the World, the band is locked in and scorching the set.  From the start of The Last Straw, the band skillfully takes us on a non-stop ride….with Dirty Business effortlessly sandwiched into Stop Go and then closing the set with Pigeons right on into Bowlegged Woman.
The second set was no different in how it set up and played out.  Opening with Tall Boy, the segue afterward finds JoJo playing out a backwards Hatfield intro before the rest of the band joins him for the real deal.  From there, Radio Child and Pilgrims bring us to a turn on a dime beginning to Blight and then a rager through and through with B of D, Airplane and then a crazy Pusherman jam into the Drums.  Of course, Pusherman came back around before Conrad closed this set.  The Postcard encore said it all…”I don’t ever want to leave!”….and they didn’t as they stuck around for a great rendition of Stag-O-Lee.

This show just brings it all together….musicianship, intent, patience and that unending love between the stage and those lucky enough to have found themselves in Grand Junction on that Monday night…..and once again, the boys proved a point… don’t miss a Colorado show…no matter what day of the week it might be!!!
Another visit to 1996 brings us the 9th volume of Porch Songs….and another amazing performance in the process.
Widespread Panic made Colorado their second home a long time ago.  They’ve probably played every town and venue in the state…..from the true hole in the walls to the likes of Red Rocks and Denver’s Pepsi Center.  No matter the season of the year or how remote the venue, the boys always came ready to play.  On a Monday night in June of 1996, Grand Junction was the place….and a seamless performance was in the making.
Pretty much Old School defined, this show is all about the connective tissue between the tunes and the magic of improvisation.  Some of the segues turn on a dime while some evolve from nowhere.  Right out of the gate we get a taste of what’s in store with the Glory Fishwater opener…..the jam out of Glory charges into Fishwater and it’s game on.  With a smooth rhythmic buildup from L.a. into Weight of the World, the band is locked in and scorching the set.  From the start of The Last Straw, the band skillfully takes us on a non-stop ride….with Dirty Business effortlessly sandwiched into Stop Go and then closing the set with Pigeons right on into Bowlegged Woman.
The second set was no different in how it set up and played out.  Opening with Tall Boy, the segue afterward finds JoJo playing out a backwards Hatfield intro before the rest of the band joins him for the real deal.  From there, Radio Child and Pilgrims bring us to a turn on a dime beginning to Blight and then a rager through and through with B of D, Airplane and then a crazy Pusherman jam into the Drums.  Of course, Pusherman came back around before Conrad closed this set.  The Postcard encore said it all…”I don’t ever want to leave!”….and they didn’t as they stuck around for a great rendition of Stag-O-Lee.
This show just brings it all together….musicianship, intent, patience and that unending love between the stage and those lucky enough to have found themselves in Grand Junction on that Monday night…..and once again, the boys proved a point… don’t miss a Colorado show…no matter what day of the week it might be!!!

06/10/96:
Grand Junction, CO

SET ONE

Glory
6:55
Fishwater
9:56
L.A.
3:54
Weight Of The World
5:53
The Last Straw
9:45
Stop-Go
5:10
Dirty Business
9:54
Stop-Go
5:02
Pigeons
8:11
Bowlegged Woman
7:56

SET TWO

Tall Boy
6:29
Hatfield
9:08
Radio Child
8:11
Pilgrims
7:34
Blight
10:47
B of D
4:01
Airplane
11:00
Drums
9:56
Pusherman
10:01
Conrad
9:30

ENCORE

Postcard
4:54
Stag-O-Lee
5:41

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THE STEEL WHEELS – Lay Down, Lay Low

The Steel Wheels – Lay Down, Lay Low (2012)
Filed Under: bluegrass, jazz
With a sound sitting comfortably between Old Crow Medicine Show and newer forms of bluegrass, The Steel Wheels of Harrisonburg, VA provide a unique listening experience. Comprised of four guys with backgrounds ranging from Mennonite Gospel quartets to concert bands and orchestras, the members of this group (Trent Wagler, Jay Lapp, Eric Brubaker, and Brian Dickel) are joined by Oliver Craven to create a distinctive sound.On this, their fourth album as a group, The Steel Wheels have included a wide array of material. While all of their songs are rooted in traditional music of some sort, they seem to draw from every aspect of American music. Fast-paced bluegrassy instrumentals like Lapp’s tune Fridley’s Gap, lay alongside powerful-sounding harmonies and Gospel influences on…
Rain in the Valley. Hints of blues and jazz show up throughout the album, making several songs feel soulful and smooth. Spider Wings is extremely interesting, with a percussive rhythm that at times sounds almost like a rap beat. Other songs are more subdued, featuring clawhammer banjo, peaceful melodies and a bowed bass line. Despite the wide array of approaches, Lay Down Lay Low is still a cohesive album; the Wheels make jazzy beats fit in right beside mandolin-led instrumentals.
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DIANA ROSS - DIANA / THE BOSS

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NEWPORT FOLK FESTIVAL: Best of the Blues 1959-1968 [3CD]

Newport Folk Festival: Best of the Blues 1959-1968 [3CD]

Newport Folk Festival: Best of the Blues 1959-1968

Disc 1

01 Mississippi John Hurt - Sliding Delta
02 Mississippi John Hurt - Candy Man
03 Mississippi John Hurt - Coffee Blues
04 Mississippi John Hurt - Stagolee
05 Mississippi John Hurt - Here I Am Lord Send Me
06 Mississippi John Hurt - Pallet On Your Floor
07 Skip James - Devil Got My Woman
08 Skip James - Hard Time Killing Floor Blues
09 Son House - Preaching Blues
10 Son House - Death Letter Blues
11 Son House - Empire State Express
12 Son House - Son Blues
13 Bukka White - Aberdeen Mississippi Blues
14 Mississippi Fred McDowell - Louise
15 Mississippi Fred McDowell - If The River Was Whiskey
16 Muddy Waters - Walkin' Blues
17 Muddy Waters - I Can't Be Satisfied

Disc 2

01 Robert Pete Williams - Levee Camp Blues
02 Robert Pete Williams - Midnight Boogie
03 Robert Pete Williams - On My Way From Texas
04 Mance Lipscomb - Freddie
05 Mance Lipscomb - So Different Blues
06 Mance Lipscomb - God Moves On The Water
07 Jesse Fuller - San Francisco Bay Blues
08 Jesse Fuller - I Double Double Do Love You
09 Reverend Gary Davis - Samson & Delilah
10 Reverend Gary Davis - I Won't Be Back No More
11 Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry - The Train is Leaving
12 Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry - Drink Muddy Water
13 Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry - Long Gone
14 Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry - Key To The Highway
15 Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry - My Baby Done Changed
16 Sleepy John Estes - Clean Up At Home

Disc 3

01 Lightnin' Hopkins - The Woman I'm Loving
02 Lightnin' Hopkins - Baby Please Don't Go
03 Lightnin' Hopkins - Shake That Thing
04 John Lee Hooker - Tupelo
05 John Lee Hooker - Bus Station Blues
06 John Lee Hooker - Let's Make It
07 John Lee Hooker - Great Fire Of Natchez
08 John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom
09 John Lee Hooker - I Can't Quit You Baby
10 Memphis Slim - How Long
11 Memphis Slim - Black Cat Crossed My Path
12 Memphis Slim - Harlem Bound
13 Memphis Slim - Piano Instrumental
14 Muddy Waters & Otis Spann - Blow wind Blow
15 Muddy Waters & Otis Spann - Flood
16 The Chambers Brothers - See See Rider
17 Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Blues With A Feeling
18 Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Born In Chicago

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