[Rarities from The Her(m)etic Garage] Michael Ray & The Cosmic Krewe - Heimatklänge Berlin 1998

1998-08-14 Heimatklänge Festival Berlin

sorry, no tracklist 

help would be very appreciated

Late, but not too late, this very enthusiastic show, was provided by my friend Michael, who also recorded the other shows with a tape recorder from FM Radio (Multikulti) - and it's a perfect fit to what I like the most: pure crazyness Sun Ra style (Michael Ray was a long time member of the Arkestra)

Enjoy it like I did! Play Loud!

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Pink Elephants On Parade

 greetings from the her(m)etic garage

Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials - Portland OR. 2014

Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials
Waterfront Blues Festival
Portland, OR.
July 5, 2014
KBOO FM source @320

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The Legendary Meters featuring the JB Horns - Moonwalker Vol. 1&2

The Legendary Meters feat. JB Horns

Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley & Pee Wee Ellis

Live at the Moonwalker, 1&2 (1991 &1993)

Soundboard recordings @ 192-256

{Out of Print}

Available for around $150

"This tour was the result of the incarceration of James Brown and the earlier breakup of the Meters. As a result this version of The Meters was sans Art or Zigaboo; they were replaced by David Torkanowsky (Astral Project) on organ and David Russell Batiste (Funky Meters) on drums. The JB's were doing a lot of touring under several different names but I've never heard the story as to who thought of this outrageously funky combination. I always said that a horn section might have put the Meters over the top and here's some proof. The pairing is epic, the New Orleans funk rhythm section playing on the back side of the beat and the JB Horns on the front side, making for a wonderful dynamic tension that serves to magnify the funk. The program mixes tunes from both groups books and it appears they were all already familiar with each others' material.
The second volume of this funky madness kicks off with one of my favorite Meters tunes "Change Reform" at the head of a five Meters song run. In the old days "Change - Reform" and "Middle of the Road" were usually the extended jam pieces in every Meters show. They do a killer "Cold Sweat" which blends into the Lee Dorsey hit "Ride Your Pony" followed by a slightly over long version of Leo's "Be My Lady". The night finishes with two Maceo tunes, the extended jam on "Southwick" being a real highlight." ~KingCakeCrypt@blogspot.com ”

note: Disc 1 is a bit under amped and the other is quite a bit louder. That's the way they came. If wished, drop both discs onto free MP3GAIN and execute 'Album Gain'.

Funky Good Time: (@192)

101 - Intro 2:19

102 - Funky Good Time {Brown} 6:23

103 - Pass the Peas {Bobbitt, Brown, Starks} 6:50

104 - Jungle Man {Modeliste, Neville} 5:38

105 - Africa: Guitar Intro/Main Song {Neville, Nocentelli, Porter} 13:36

106 - Let's Get It On {Gaye, Townsend} 9:23

107 - Changing the Tape Jokes 1:51

108 - People Say {Modeliste, Neville} 13:59

109 - Fire on the Bayou {Modeliste, Neville, Neville} 9:41

110 - Childen's World {Meters} 6:33

Second Helping: (@256)

201 - Change Reform {Meters} 7:25

202 - Hey Pocky A-Way {Modeliste, Neville, Nocentelli, Porter} 7:38

203 - Funky Miracle {Modeliste, Neville, Nocentelli, Porter} 6:31

204 - Cissy Strut {Modeliste, Neville, Nocentelli, Porter} 6:55

205 - Soul Island {Modeliste, Neville, Nocentelli, Porter} 5:24

206 - Cold Sweat/Ride Your Pony {Brown, Ellis, Neville} 6:11

207 - Be My Lady {Meters} 9:54

208 - Ham {Meters} 5:15

209 - Southwick {Meters} 11:27

The Meters:
Guitar: Leo Nocentelli
Bass: George Porter Jr.
Keyboards: David Torkanowsky
Drums: David Russell Batiste Jr.

The JB Horns:
Alto Sax: Maceo Parker
Trombone: Fred Wesley
Tenor Sax: Pee Wee Ellis


Thanks to Vieuxfut at the RockinBlues room on DC++

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Richard And Linda Thompson Wormwood Demos and WBAI Hotel Sessions

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Taking a break from the Jellyfish posts for a bit and putting up something here for our good friend Andy over at The Blog That Nobody Reads. Give his blog a read. See Scans

YOU CAN WASTE YOUR TIME ON THE OTHER RIDES

Jellyfish LIVE in San Francisco CA 1991

Jellyfish

Hard Rock Café

San Francisco CA

1991-xx-xx

KFOG-FM Broadcast @320

01. Hello Hello

02. Calling Sarah

03. Banter---The King Is Half Undressed

04. I Wanna Stay Home---Banter

05. Mr. Late

06. Bye Bye Bye---

07. She Still Loves Him

08. Will You Marry Me---Station ID

09. Now She Knows She's Wrong

10. Baby's Coming Back (Fades Out)

11. No Matter What

12. All I Want Is Everything---Encore Break---DJ Patter

13. The Man I Used to Be

14. That Is Why---Encore Break---DJ Patter

15. Go Your Own Way---DJ Outro

Jason Falkner – Guitar, Vocals

Roger Manning – Keyboard, Vocals

Chris Manning - Bass

Andy Sturmer – Drums, Vocals 

These Jellyfish are everywhere 

Jellyfish - Fan Club *Out Of Print

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

I'm going to make you guys love this band as much as I do. From now on until this thing has 500 views all I'm gonna post is Jellyfish...well ok, I will still deliver on that Susan Boyle, Kelly Clarkson sing the Arthur Godfrey songbook duet LP I promised months ago. This is 4...count em 4 CD set. So if you think I'm going to put a list of the 80 song set here you got as much chance of that as I do getting 500 views of this. However I will help you with this to see the song selection go here........
https://www.discogs.com/Jellyfish-Fan-Club-From-The-Rare-To-The-Unreleased-And-Back-Again/release/2612706

WITH MY FRENCH MAID LOUANN
I THINK I'D LIKE TO PLAY GUITAR AND BE A BEATLE
SAY GOODNIGHT YOUR SONG IS THROUGH
SPARE ME THE PUNCHLINE PLEASE I LEARNED WELL IN SUNDAY SCHOOL

John Cale - Live Paradiso 2004

Rebooted by request... 
Originally posted June 6, 2015
 

 John Cale - Live Paradiso

December 9, 2004

Amsterdam, Netherlands

FM Source @256 

Highlights include excellent performances of songs such as Songs for Drella’s Style It Takes, a more subdued version of the otherwise relentless Mercenaries (Ready for War) and even an early acoustic version of Sold Motel, a song that would not appear on album until Cale's BlackAcetate.

Set List:

01. Sold Motel (BlackAcetate, 2005)
02. Ghost Story (Vintage Violence, 1970)
03. Amsterdam (Vintage Violence, 1970)
04. Things (HoboSapiens, 2003)
05. Mercenaries (Ready For War) (Sabotage/Live, 1979)
06. A Dream (Songs for Drella, 1990)
07. Hedda Gabler (Animal Justice, 1977)
08. Hallelujah (I’m Your Fan, 1992)
09. E Is Missing (5 Tracks, 2003)
10. Ship of Fools (Fear, 1974)
11. Set Me Free (Walking on Locusts, 1996)
12. Dancing Undercover (Walking on Locusts, 1996)
13. Zen (HoboSapiens, 2003)
14. Hanky Panky Nohow (Paris 1919, 1973)
15. Cordoba (Wrong Way Up, 1990)
16. Style It Takes (Songs for Drella, 1990)
17. Heartbreak Hotel (Slow Dazzle, 1975)
18. Paris 1919 (Paris 1919, 1973)
19. Thoughtless Kind (Music for a New Society, 1982)
20. (I Keep A) Close Watch (Helen of Troy, 1975)

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[rarities from the her(m)etic garage] Eddie Bo: Heimatklänge, Berlin 1998

10th Heimatklänge Festival Berlin 1998 Vol. 1: Eddie Bo

01 Instrumental Jam

02 Check your bucket

03 Something's Wrong With My Baby

04 I Feel Good

05 I've ben Loving You For Too Long

06 You better check

recorded from radio broadcast (FM)

-> Tape -> PC

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pw: mghg

The original plan was to have a "pre-release" party

over here, posting 6 at that point uncut shows from the 

"Heimatklänge - Sounds from the South" festival 1998

a friend of mine sent me ... 

but his preference was more giving advance 

to his favourite soul & funk blog.

That being done: ladies and gentlemen,

rare stuff ahead. As far as we're aware not yet

released anywhere else this week 

"the her(m)etic garage"

is proud to present to you

music from the deep south

Bo, Eddie - 1998-07-22

Bo, Eddie - 1998-07-24

Brown, Clarence Gatemouth - 1998-08

Myles, Raymond -  1998-07-29

Riley & The Mamon Playboys, Steve - 1998-08-05

Rockin Doopsie Jr & Zydeco Jrs - 1998-08-21

 Big thanks to Micha (a friend for 35 years) 

who recorded them from the radio 

and kept this and other tapes in his vault

There's no other blog (afaik) where you could find this little treasure

A second Eddie Bo show, two days later will follow soon

But first there will 4 other concerts from the same festival

(to keep the suspense, dear Eddie Bo fans out there)

 

greetings from the garage!

 

Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity - Open (1967)

Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger 

& The Trinity - Open (1967)

aka - Jools

Studio soundboard @256

{Out of Print}

Continuing on a theme...

From the outgrowth of Steampacket, a band that included not only Brian Auger and Julie Driscoll, but also a young Rod Stewart, came Auger and Driscoll's collective effort that produced two albums. When Driscoll left in 1969 to pursue a solo career, Auger, drummer Clive Thacker, and bassist Dave Ambrose continued as Brian Auger & the Trinity. Open has been unfairly characterized as a kind of groove jazz rip, one that combines Wes Montgomery, Jimmy McGriff, and the rock sensibilities of the psychedelic era. Whatever. There are many tracks here, from deep grooved funky jazz to lilting ballads and greasy blues numbers and the skronky exotica number "Goodbye Jungle Telegraph." Auger may not have been as gifted an organist as Alan Price technically, but he could more than hold his own on the Hammond B-3 (as evidenced by the first two tracks here which are instrumentals, "In And Out" and "Isola Nate"). He was also able to pull more sounds out of the instrument than any of his peers. Auger wasn't much of a vocalist, but he could dig deep and get the emotion out of a song -- especially in a funky number like "Black Cat," which featured a killer though uncredited studio horn section. Driscoll's contributions are all on the second half of the album, beginning with the shuffling choogle of Lowell Fulsom's "Tramp," continuing through a moving reading of Pops Staples' "Why (Am I Treated So Bad)," two Auger originals, and concluding in a reading of Donovan's "Season of the Witch" that single-handedly established her reputation as a vocalist of great interpretative ability and emotional dexterity. Almost eight minutes in length, it is the perfect interplay for the quartet with its dark, smoky swirling energy and extant soul groove, and capos the album on a high note, making it a delightful precursor to the classic Streetnoise which was to follow.  ~Tom Jurek

Track List:

1. In And Out
2. Isola Natale
3. Black Cat
4. Lament For Miss Baker
5. Goodbye Jungle Telegraph
6. Tramp
7. Why (Am I Treated So Bad)
8. Kind Of Love In
9. Break It Up
10. Season Of The Witch
11. I've Gotta Go Now [CD Bonus Track]
12. Save Me [CD Bonus Track]
13. This Wheel's On Fire [CD Bonus Track]
14. Road To Cairo [CD Bonus Track]

Line-up / Musicians 

- Brian Auger/ vocals, keyboards
- Julie Driscoll/ vocals
- Gary Boyle / guitar
- Dave Ambrose / bass guitar
- Roger Sutton / bass guitar
- Clive Thacker/drums

Thanks to RockinBlues room on DC++


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The Dead Boys LIVE in San Francisco CA 1977

 Dead Boys

Old Waldorf

San Francisco CA

1977-11-01

Soundboard @320

01. Sonic Reducer

02. All This And More

03. Caught With The Meat In Your Mouth

04. I Wont Look Back

05. You Can't Hurt Me Anymore (Not Anymore)

06. What Is Love

07. Flame Thrower Love

08. Son Of Sam

09. Down In Flames---Encore Break

10. Search & Destroy

Stiv Bators - Vocals

Cheetah Chrome - Guitar

Jimmy Zero - Guitar

Jeff Magnum - Bass

Johnny Blitz - Drums

Night Of the Living Dead (Boys)

Brian Auger's Oblivian Express - Live Dallas, TX. 1974

Rebooted... 
Originally posted July 1, 2015

Brian Auger's Oblivian Express 
Live Dallas Sound Studio

May 1, 1974

Dallas, Texas

Unknown Station FM Source @ VBR

Band:
Brian Auger - hammond b3, keyboards
Alex Ligertwood - vocals
Barry Dean - bass
Jack Mills - guitar
Stephen Ferrone - drums

Set List:

01-Radio intro
02-Back To The Beginning
03-Inner City Blues
04-Straight Ahead
05-Freedom Jazz Dance
06-Maiden Voyage
07-Truth
08 -Compared To What (fade out)

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Rockin' N Rollin' With Some Cajun Queen...

You've Heard the Last Names of these 3 fellows, I'm sure...
Slim Jim Phantom - drums, vocals
Lee Rocker - double bass, lead vocals
Earl Slick - guitar, vocals
The first 2 were Stray Cats and the last was an ace session and live guitar-slinger! On paper, You wouldn't think it would work, But You'd be wrong! These 3 Men Without Shame do some Serious Rockin' on this Great Sounding King Biscuit Recording!
Not much else to say - If You're too young to remember the Mid 80's and MTV (when they played actual Rock Music Videos) OR If You wanna remember it all over again - Here's some Great Rock & Roll that doesn't sound dated!

NEW LINK: 8/14/22

Men Without Shame

Brian Auger's Oblivion Express (1971)

Brian Auger's Oblivion Express (1971)

Studio Soundboard @320

{Out Of Print}

The first outing by Brian Auger's jazz-rock ensemble the Oblivion Express, first issued in 1971, is one of the great masterpieces of jazz-rock fusion. Auger, having just disbanded his longtime band the Trinity in 1970, still had plenty of rock and roll in his system. His yearning for the open frontiers of electric jazz was certainly the driving force -- in the same way that it was for Miles Davis on A Tribute to Jack Johnson, and Lifetime was for Tony Williams -- but it was anchored in the visceral application of rock. With guitarist Jim Mullen, bassist Barry Dean, and drummer Robbie McIntosh, Auger charted into the unknown. This album fits like a glove, each tune moving ever forward into the next. From the opening knotty, rhythmic twists in "Dragon Song," to the subterranean counterpoint in "Total Eclipse," to the band's theme song that closes the album with its pumping bass and guitar interludes, and Auger's Lemmy Kilmister-like vocals, Oblivion Express is a classic in its genre. There is a rawness in passion and intent here that is balanced by wondrously imaginative arrangements for rock band instrumentation, and an aesthetic that is disciplined and visionary. ~Thom Jurek AllMusic

Track List:

Dragon Song    
Total Eclipse    
The Light    
On The Road    
The Sword    
Oblivion Express

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Jimmy Johnson Band Live Tros Holland 1989

Did you hear that? Did you find it? What the hell are you talking about Jobe? Well....the sound is that of a pin dropping and the other is the needle in the haystack. What the fuck are you talking about Jobe?  Well that's how well my G N' R and my last Beatles (Volume 12) post went over. The Beatles (Volume 12) post as of today only has 211 views, when the other volumes I posted have over 400 (maybe I made them too hard to find and everybody just said fuck it) The G N' R post only has 111 views. I know Axl is a dick and their popularity is waning, but I thought it would go over bigger (Maybe you have it already) Well that brings me to this post, Don't ignore this post just maybe because you've never heard of  Jimmy Johnson. Or maybe you don't trust my taste anymore but let me make it up to you with this post. See scans

IF YOU'VE COME TO HEAR THE BLUES YOU CAME TO THE RIGHT PLACE

David Bowie - Live at the Kit Kat Club 1999

Rebooted... 
Originally posted May 19, 2018

David Bowie - Live at the Kit Kat Club

November 19, 1999

New York, NY.

FM Source @320

Track List:

01. Life on Mars
02. Thursday's Child
03. Something In the Air
04. China Girl
05. Can't Help Thinking About Me
06. Always Crashing In the Same Car
07. Survive
08. Stay
09. Seven
10. Changes
11. The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell
12. I'm Afraid of Americans

Kit Kat '99

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The Beatles Beat Outs Volume 13

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Finally that's done. See scans

HALF OF WHAT I SAY IS MEANINGLESS 

Richard Thompson Band Live In Albuquerque 1985 BACK FROM THE DEAD

* NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD WITH NEW LINK                                                                                                     

I Am Just a Cowboy, Lonesome on the Trail...

 

Here's a Great Show!

Pure Prairie League Live at My Father's Place on WLIR-FM! 

It's a Great FM Recording with a Loud and Rowdy Crowd on hand enjoyin' the music these guys are playin'! PPL run the gamut during this show: from Bluegrass to Country Rock (Excuse Me for Not Keepin' up with the times ['cause they are a changin'] - "Americana.") From "I'll Fix Your Flat Tire, Merle" to "Let Me Love You Tonight" to "Amie (Fallin' In and Out Of Love)" to "I'm Almost Ready!" That's quite a feat for Any Band - But PPL pull it off effortlessly!

Vince Gill leads the band through All That - And the Crowd goes Wild!

PPL even get in "I'll Be Damned" (You know You wanna hear a song with That Title) and "Ain't Livin' Long Like This" (Can Not, Baby!)...

IF You like this half as much as those folks that night - You'll Love It!

NEW LINK: 2/17/21

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Commander Cody & The Lost Planet Airmen LIVE in Sausalito CA 1973

 Commander Cody & 
The Lost Planet Airmen

Record Plant

Sausalito, CA

1973-06-10 

KSAN-FM Broadcast @320

01. Good Rocking Tonight

02. Semi-Truck

03. Seeds And Stems Again

04. Honey Suckle Honey

05. Sister Sue

06. Cryin’ Time

07. Milk Cow Blues

08. One More Round 

09. I Got Loaded

10. Beat Me And Daddy Eight To The Bar 

11. Hot Rod Lincoln 

12. Josephine

13. Rock That Boogie

14. Twenty Flight Rock

15. Jail House Rock

Western Swing

Feelin' Alone and Confused...And Don't Know What To Do!

Psst... Yeah, You!   Come Here!

You ain't lookin' too good... Even behind that mask, I can tell...

Right Here, I got what You need to make You feel better!

Take THIS and I'll Guarantee You'll be feelin' better - at least for a while, anyway!

Go on, Take it home and Crank It Up or get You a nice set of headphones and get lost in THIS and away from Everything Else!

This is a "Damn Near Perfect!" FM Recording! 

You ain't heard me say that about a bootleg, yet!

I was listenin' to THIS late last night and DAMN! (Yeah, I said DAMN!) 

I dug THIS out of The Barn Archives...And I had forgotten about Wet Willie, and how good they were! They were on Capricorn Records back then, and had a few hits, but mostly got over-shadowed by many of their label-mates...

THIS is Good Time Rock & Roll!

If You wanna listen to "Keep On Smilin'" first, that's fine - it'll pick You up, then "Street Corner Serenade (Fun Song!)," Cool! 

But DO NOT Ignore the rest of this show at The Bottom Line!

It starts with an Up-Tempo Rocker: "Leona" - from the title You'd think it a love song, and well it kinda is: 'Bout a place way down south called Leona's Home Cooking Cafe and how Jimmy Hall got a Fried Chicken Dinner there. A simple song 'bout simple things! Derek, we used to stop at diners down south and eat lunch together, packed in a run-down lookin' place with a ton of cars outside!

The best burgers and homefries could be had there, or an open-faced roast beef sandwich with mashed potatoes and gravy and sweet tea (Not that kind where you have to add like 25 packets of sugar to, and still it don't get sweet!!!).

Back to the music:

Wet Willie had a Great Sound and one of the best, soulful singers in Jimmy Hall...

There's guitars, bass and drums, vocals, horns, harmonica, Etc. all blendin' together! The last song reminds me of a Chuck Berry tune from long ago!

Do Not Pass This One Up!    'Nuff Said!

NEW LINK: 2/1/21

https://workupload.com/file/Mrdqw8cfWrN

Bobby "Blue" Bland - San Francisco 1975

Bobby "Blue" Bland - The Boarding House

October 8, 1975

San Francisco, CA.

KSAN FM source @320

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The Elvin Bishop Group - Live Fillmore West 1971

Rebooted...
Originally posted November 25, 2009 & May 20, 2015

The Elvin Bishop Group - Live Fillmore West

San Francisco CA.

July 1, 1971
KSAN FM Source @256

July 1, 1971 was in the last week before the closing of the original Fillmore West on July 4th. I do not know whether this recording is actually from this date or not.  I have a flac version of an Elvin Bishop show of the same date with a completely different set list. 

Set List:
1. Stomp
2. So Fine
3. Get It
4. Old Time Feeling
5. Easy To Find
6. Higher And Higher
7. The Sky Is Crying
8. Crazy 'Bout You, Baby
9. Party 'Til The Cows Come Home
10. Party 'Til The Cows Come Home (reprise)

1. KSAN DJs
2. I'm Goin' Fishin'
3. Let It Flow
4. KSAN DJ

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 Miss January 1971
Liv Lindeland

Boat Of Dreams...

Here's an Excellent one from HEART!
It's a BBC Rock Hour (Or here in the states it was called London Wavelength?) Broadcast recording!

Heart was touring their Little Queen album...
The location and exact date of the recording (as far as I know) is unknown...

The Intro and Outro are here, even though they're not listed on the back cover, but somewhere along the way the commercials were removed - but, I don't believe any music or band talk was lost along the way!
You didn't wanna hear those old Toyota commercials anyway, did ya?

Not much else to say: You know Heart's unique blend of Folk, Rock, Pop, Etc.
and their eagerness to cover Zeppelin!
It's All Here!
IF You like Heart (And Don't Have It) - Get It!

(NEW LINK: 2/27/21)

https://workupload.com/file/pB6uUtgVuWr

The Beatles Beat Outs 9&10

*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Well folks almost done with this, however it looks like it won't be till next week-end when I finish it. That's alright though as some of you may still be searching for the other volumes of these. Let me assure you they are all here you just gotta keep digging. Next week in the conclusion are 3 discs of White Album/Let It Be things. See scans

CUT YOUR HAIR ONCE A YEAR BOY


WHO FINDS THE MONEY WHEN YOU PAY THE RENT