Robin Trower - The Complete BBC Sessions 1973-1975

Back from The Dead...as requested.
Originally posted April 2, 2012

Robin Trower - BBC 1 
Complete Sessions
1973-1975
SOURCE: FM
LINEAGE: 1st Gen.

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Absolutely KILLER!!!

Set List:
Disc 1 (44:33)
3/26/73 Bob Harris Show
01. Daydream                6:01
02. Sinner's Song            4:11
03. Twice Removed From Yesterday    3:31

9/26/73 Bob Harris Show
04. Day of the Eagle            3:50
05. Little Bit of Sympathy        3:15
06. Lady Love                2:54
07. Daydream                6:42

2/20/74 Bob Harris Show
08. Althea                3:18
09. Too Rolling Stoned            5:11
10. I Can't Wait Much Longer        5:55

Disc 2 (37.12)
11. Fool and Me                4:24

3/5/74 John Peel Radio Show
12. Little Bit of Sympathy        3:50
13. Althea                3:53
14. Bridge of Sighs            4:52
15. In This Place            4:04

1/28/75 John Peel Radio Show
16. Fine Day                3:21
17. Confessing Midnight            4:45
18. It's Only Money            5:03
19. Gonna Be More Suspicious        2:57

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Playboy Playmate December 1975
Nancie Li Brandi

Richard And Linda Thompson - Once Brave Henry

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

                                                                       See Scans

I'M SO TIRED OF WORKING EVERY DAY NOW THE WEEKEND'S COME I'M GONNA THROW MY TROUBLES AWAY

Killing Joke - The Pandemonium Demos

Rebooted...
Originally posted January 19, 2015

Killing Joke - The Pandemonium Demos

Studio recordings @192

For one brief moment, Killing Joke enjoyed their fifteen minutes of above-ground fame not for a having one of their early songs covered by the band whose name begins with M, but for their own accomplishments. The band had essentially reformed with the original 1980 lineup (minus the drummer) and the result was a fresh and interesting record, which garnered a lot of attention with "Millenium". Overall, Pandemonium features a bit of an exotic overtone to it over a somewhat repetitive, looping heavy metal-industrial hybrid. The result is a consistent and strong record which deserved much of the fleeting attention the MTV generation gave it while "Millenium" received airplay. But that track is only one of ten strong songs here. Nearly every song has a lot to offer the listener and is quite enjoyable in one way or another. Even when the band lightens up their thick sound as they do on "Jana", it's still successful. This is the sort of album that is best played on roadtrips or any time you need heavy, energetic and kinetic music. And the other benefit of Killing Joke's short moment of mainstream notice is that now you can find this album easily in used CD discount bins everywhere, though that is a sad testament to the wishy-washy nature of the mainstream buying public.
~John Chedsey

Tracks:
01. Exorcism
02. Pandemonium
03. Mathematics Of Chaos
04. Black Moon
05. Millenium
06. Communion
07. Labyrinth
08. Jana
09. Four Stations Of The Sun
10. The Last Laugh

Thanks to the now stagnant site thissavagefreedom.blogspot.com

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Also check out...

The Extreme Killing Joke podcast

 

 

 

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Chris Whitley - Live Seattle, WA. 1991

Rebooted...originally posted September 9, 2014 with File Factory link. 

Chris Whitley - Live Space Needle

Seattle, WA.
November 19, 1991

FM Source @flac

...this guy was deep blues – lived it, died for it, and resonated it. A troubadour who traveled the world, Chris finally got discovered by uber-producer Daniel Lanois (U2, Peter Gabriel, Bob Dylan), who set Chris up to record with Lanois protégé’ producer Malcom Burns, down in Dan’s New Orleans-based studio at the time. Whatever was in the water from Chris' native Houston,Texas birthplace (same water that spawned ZZ Top and King’s X), it sure as hell got into his blood, and coarsen its way out his veins onto his guitar and throat. Any Chris Whitley CD has some pretty intense life stories woven into it.

And the cool thing to me was, it wasn’t always the country - voodoo blues resonator style that propelled his stuff – the guy could hit on smoky cool, Chet Baker style jazz, as well as grinding noise-rock ala Sonic Youth to make a point. Check out the cuts “Never”, and “Din”, on his CD, “Din Of Ecstasy” – Chris’ electric guitar work just explodes in noise and feedback throughout. This isn’t controlled, polished, processed guitar feedback – all cleaned-up, and sonically hitting some acceptable pitches – this is guitar work that just grabs you by the shirt and throws you across the room - because it’s VERY pissed off, and it wants you to know. This sort of  guitar sound comes from another realm, another world, entirely – it’s more visceral than technique – based (although there is a technique used to get there), more emotional than intellectual. Jagged with sharp edges –the guitar, acoustic and electric throughout the CD, actually seems to be falling off a cliff, for the most part. Along with Chris’ most passionate vocals, the album is a continuous IV drip of sensuality, regret, loss, and retribution. If Hendrix were around, I think he would be apt to say, ”Cool”, because Chris’ electric guitar work here is clearly a homage to Jimi in spirit and body…..
~Mick Polich

Chris Whitley article
 

Set List:
01 Phone Call from Leavenworth
02 Poison Girl 
03 Kick the Stones
04 Living with the Law
05 Make the Dirt Stick
06 Dallas
07 Long Way Around

Thanks to the taper and archive.org!!!

 

Seattle '91

vbr version

Steve Winwood LIVE in Hampshire UK 2007

 Steve Winwood

Highclere Castle

Hampshire UK

2007-05-19

Webcast @320

01. Introduction---Crowd Noise

02. I'm A Man

03. Higher Love

04. Back In The Highlife

05. Dear Mr. Fantasy

06. Why Can't We Live Together

07. Keep On Running

08. Introduction Of Eric Clapton

09. Watch Your Step

10. Presence Of The Lord

11. Crossroads

12. Little Queen Of Spades

13. Can't Find My Way Home

14. Had To Cry Today---Encore Break

15. Gimme Some Lovin'

Steve Winwood - Organ, Guitar, Vocals

Jose Neto - Guitar

Paul Booth - Organ, Saxophone

Richard Bailey - Drums

Karl Vanden Bossche - Percussion

with

Eric Clapton - Guitar, Vocals (Tracks 8-15)

The Highlife at Downton Abbey

Jimi Hendrix - Live In Scandinavia Volume 1 {Out Of Print}

 * THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Finally after all of your patience and waiting I'm getting around to posting this. Word of warning though, this one doesn't sound as good as Volume 2. Some of this is just for pure historical content. When have you ever seen a boot that had "EXP" and "UP FROM THE SKIES"? So with that in mind, here is VOLUME 1. See scans

 

I DON'T REALLY WANT TO STOP THE SHOW

WILL THE WIND EVER REMEMBER THE NAMES IT HAS BLOWN IN THE PAST

AND SOON ENOUGH TIME WILL TELL ABOUT THE CIRCUS AND THE WISHING WELL

I KNOW WHAT I WANT BUT I JUST DON'T KNOW HOW TO GO ABOUT GETTING IT

THE CLOUDS ARE REALLY LOW AND THEY OVERFLOW WITH COTTTON CANDY

I JUST WANNA KNOW ABOUT YOUR DIFFRENT LIVES ON THIS IS HERE PEOPLE FARM

Howard Devoto - Jerky Versions Of The Dream - 1983

Rebooted...
Originally posted August 22, 2015

Howard Devoto - Jerky Versions Of The Dream

Studio Recordings @320

{Out of Print}

Easily as good as anything from his Magazine days, Devoto's first solo lp follows on thematically (if not chronologically!) from the excellent 'Correct Use of Soap'. This sees young Howie stepping light, almost delicately through this clipped, precise collection of songs. Its as if he's deliberately moved away from previous somber (but beautiful) Mags fare and is exploring lighter, may one suggest, happier territory..

The album is chock full of clever lyrics and subtle, insidious pop melodies. There's at least 6 other songs of  haunting, deliberate sleights of hand, swirling infectious snippets of soulful wizardry.

It has stood times test superbly,and is as good for us today as its always been. Devoto's lp deserves much wider recognition than it got in 1983

~Paul Ess

Track List:

1. Cold Imagination
2. Topless
3. Rainy Season
4. I Admire You
5. Way Out Of Shape
6. Some Will Pay (For What Others Pay To Avoid)
7. Waiting For a Train
8. Out Of Shape With Me
9. Taking Over Heaven
10. Seeing Is Believing

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Curtis Mayfield LIVE in NYC NY 1990

Curtis Mayfield

Central Park

NYC @ Summerstage

1990-07-07

Soundboard @320

01. Superfly (Fades In)

02. Its Allright

03. I'm So Proud

04. Freddie's Dead

05. Pusherman

06. Billy Jack

07. We've Gotta Have Peace

08. People Get Ready

09. Give Me Your Love

10. Band Tntros---Do Be Down

11. To Be Invisible

12. Don't Worry, If There's A Hell Below (We're All Gonna Go)

13. When Seasons Change

14. Audience Noise (Fades Out)

Curtis Mayfield - Guitar, Vocals

Buzz Amato - Keyboards

Randy Brown - Bass

Lee Goodness - Drums

Luis Stefanell - Percussion

Curtis Mayfield's Final show before his untimely death.

Weather Report - Solerizations 1974

Weather Report - Solerizations
December 8, 1974
Philadelphia, PA. (?)
Soundboard@ 192

Liberated Bootleg
aka - Solerizations


Personnel:

Joe Zawinul : keyboards
Wayne Shorter : saxophones
Alphonso Johnson : bass
Chester Thompson : drums
Dom Um Romao : percussion


http://www.discogs.com/Weather-Report-Solarizations/release/925827

A1 Nubian Sundance
A2 Dr Honoris Causa/Directions
B1 Dom Um Romao Solo/Scarlet Woman
B2 Jungle Book/Boogie Woogie Waltz.

From what I can find on the internet, this is actually a concert from Northwestern University, Evanston, IL. concert on Nov 9, 1974.
~ jazzmonkie

 

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Badfinger - Live In Kansas City 1972

                                         

                                                  *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

                                    "No Matter What" cuts out at the very end.  See Scans

                  TAKE AN INCH TAKE A YARD TAKE IT ALL I DON'T NEED IT AT ALL

Howlin Wolf - London Sessions Outtakes 1970

 

Howlin Wolf - London Sessions Outtakes
Outtakes ARMS - ARMS 22PR
Recorded at Olympic Studios on April 7, 1970
Studio soundboard @flac

This sounds close to a master tape to me (tested for lossless - no mp3 upsampling)

Lineage:
SBD > ? > Arms silver > cdr-trade > wav > flac fronted level 8 > flac
flac > audacity(snap,crackle,pops) > wav >
wavmerge > cdwav > tlh(flac level 8) >flac

Howlin' Wolf (Vocals, Harmonica, Acoustic Guitar)
Eric Clapton Lead Guitar
Steve Winwood (Piano, Organ)
Bill Wyman (Bass, Shakers, Cow-Bell)
Charlie Watts (Drums, Conga, Percussion)/
Hubert Sumlin (Rhythm Guitar)
Jeferey M. Carp (Harmonica)
Ian Stewart (Piano)

additional musicians:
John Simon (Piano on Who's Been Talking?)
Phil Upchurch (Bass on Rockin' Daddy)
Layfayette Leake (Piano on Worried About My Baby,
The Red Rooster)
Joe Miller, Jordan Sandke, Dennis Lansing (Horns on Built For Comfort)

Track List:
01. Who's Been Talking      [02:59.07]
02. Rockin' Daddy           [03:46.43]
03. Red Rooster             [03:44.55]
04. Poor Boy                [02:59.06]
05. Built For Comfort       [02:08.72]
06. Do The Do               [02:14.65]
07. Highway 49              [02:47.57]
08. Worried About My Baby   [02:53.42]
09. What A Woman            [02:58.32]
10. Wang Dang Doodle        [04:25.14]

Total                       [30:53.18]

 

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Joe Strummer LIVE in Wiesen Austria 1999

 Joe Strummer

Two Days A Week Festival

Wiesen Austria

1999-08-19

FM Broadcast @320

01. London Calling

02. Tony Adams

03. X-Ray Style

04. Rock The Casbah

05. White Man In Hammersmith Palais

06. Techno D-Day

07. I Fought The Law

08. Tommy Gun

09. Bankrobber

It is fun to be alive. It's a hell of a lot better than being dead. - Joe Strummer