Faces - Ooh La La Live In Edmonton 1973

THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

One of the last shows to feature Ronnie Lane.

SONGS

1.Cindy Incidentally

2.Angel

3.True Blue

4.I'd Rather Go Blind

5.Jealous Guy

6.You Wear It Well/Maggie May

7.Borstal Boys

8.Twistin' The Night Away

9.Memphis Tennessee

          SENTIMENTAL RUBBISH AIN'T GOT NO PLACE IN HERE BOY

 

Three Dog Night - Live 1972

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First off I would like to take this time to thank our wonderful readers who take the time to leave a comment. Thank you Konrad Useo, Andy, Rocket, Jack Bond, heartsofstone, waitsfornoone2005 (Dave Sez) all of the Anon's who wish to remain. And now a word about Three Dog Night. Before The Carpenters, Donna Fargo (I have a smoking live show by her if you're interested) The Archies, Andy Kim, Bobby Sherman, The Partridge Family. There were these guys. They were huge at my junior/high school. They pretty much took a page outta Elvis' playbook and recorded other artist songs and made them hits. (However I don't ever remember Elvis' dick exploding as alleged by Chuck Negron's whom it is said to have happened.)  Harry Nilsson, Laura Nyro, Randy Newman, are just a few of the people who cashed in a nice paycheck thanks to The Dog. Ol' Jobe was not a big fan (but as time has gone by I like em now) But that first album had imho two great songs. The first being a song The Beatles never got around to recording "It's For You" and "Chest Fever" I think their version is better than The Band's. I guess they kinda paved the way for what has been termed "Sugar Coated Pop" But they did it better.

Songs

1. One Man Band (Not written by them)

2. Mama Told Me Not To Come (See Above)

3. It's For You (See Above)

4. Just An Old Fashion Love Song (Again Above)

5. Midnight Runaway (Nope)

6. Try A Little Tenderness (Not yet)

7. Black and White (Sorry no)

8. Eli's Coming (Wait for it............No)

9. Joy To The World ( Ah........No I'm sorry)

10. Celebrate (Well on this one they did lend one of the writers a pencil but I'm afraid no)

11. Nobody (Do I need to say anymore)

12. Chest Fever (Are you kidding me)

 

 WELL SHE'S STONED ON THE WEED

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Mike Bloomfield - Fillmore West February 8, 1969

Mike Bloomfield - Fillmore West

San Francisco, CA
February 8, 1969

Tech info
Liberated Bootleg
Recording: Soundboard
File Type: Flac
File Size: 258 MB
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Quality: A++ Soundboard recording

My notes
This is an amazing recording from an amazing blues guitarist. if you do not have this one in your collection I highly recommend grabbing this little gem of a show. You will not be disappointed. Michael's guitar on "Blues on The West Side" is just amazing and so is his band!!! Remember this recording is from 1969!

Track listing:
1. Blues on the Westside (15.09)
2. It’s About Time (9.46)
3. Sweet Little Angel (11.48)
4. Instrumental (7.19)
5. "That’s It!" (0.51)

Michael Bloomfield, guitar  
Nick Gravenites, vocals  
Mark Naftalin, piano  
Ira Kamin, organ  
John Kahn, bass  
Bob Jones, drums  
Rienol "Dino" Andino, congas  
Noel Jewkis, tenor sax  
Gerald Oshita, baritone sax  
Cornelius "Snooky" Flowers, baritone sax  
John Wilmeth, trumpet

Enjoy or not, play it loud!

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/ox893vlvt3icum8/fbsvw1969-02-08.rar/file

George Harrison-Somewhere In Utopia

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While your at it. Don't forget to check out The Adult Bookstore Motel...........



 GEORGE HARRISON
Somewhere In Utopia

CD 1:

1. Got My Mind Set On You - extended version
2. Zig Zag - from Shanghai Surprise
3. While My Guitar Gently Weeps - Prince's Trust Rock Concert, June 6, 1987
4. Here Comes the Sun - Prince's Trust Rock Concert, June 6, 1987
5. When We Was Fab - reverse end
6. For You Blue
Dec 13, 1974 - Live version recorded in Largo, Maryland.
Live version issued with Songs By George book on Feb 15, 1988
7. Flying Hour - remix
8. Sat Singing - remix
9. Lay His Head - remix
10. That's The Way It Goes
Rockline Radio Show, KLOS Studios, Los Angeles, February 10, 1988
11. Medley: Drive My Car / Here Comes The Sun / The Bells Of Rhymney / Mr. Tamborine Man / Take Me As I Am
12. That's All Right
13. Let It Be Me
14. Something
15. Every Grain Of Sand
16. Miss O'Dell
17. Deep Blue
18. I Don't Care anymore
19. Johnny B. Goode - The Heartbeat Concert, Bermingham, March 15, 1986


CD 2:

1. Ding Dong Ding Dong (Demo)
2. Dark Horse
Saturday Night Live, Paul Simon TV Show, November 18, 1976
3. Here Comes The Sun
4. Homeward Bound
5. Rock Island Line
6. Bye Bye Love
7. Awaiting On You All
8. Far East Man
Tarrant Country Convention Center, Fort Worth, Texas, November 22, 1974
9. While My Guitar Gently Smiles
10. Something
11. Sue Me Sue You Blues
12. For You Blue
13. Give Me Love
14. Soundstage of Mine
15. In My Life
16. Maya Love
17. Dark Horse
18. My Sweet Lord


BUT IT'S ALL OVER NOW BABY BLUE

WHEN THE SUN SHINE IS NOT ENOUGH TO MAKE ME FEEL BRIGHT

The Dickies - Archives Volume One And Two *NOW BACK FROM THE (DARE I SAY IT) THE DEAD

*REPOST/REQUEST

Meant to post these yesterday. Speed rock with a touch of humor, right up my alley. See scans

I USED TO HAVE FRIENDS NOW I'M A LONER CAUSE A TWENTY DOLLAR ROCK GIVES ME A BONER

COME OVER TONIGHT WON'T YOU PLEASE COME OVER I DON'T LIKE YOUR LOOKS BUT THEN AGAIN I'M NOT SOBER

Mott The Hoople Live In Boston 1973

*Thanks to the original source


What we have here is a pretty decent audience recording of Mott from their 1973 tour. Gone is Verden Allen and replaced by Morgan Fisher. As a famous man once said "enjoy or not"  No covers.

Songs
1. Drivin' Sister
2. Sucker
3. Sweet Jane
4. Hymn For The Dudes
5. All The Way From Memphis
6. Ready For Love
7. All The Young Dudes
8. Jerkin' Crocus-One Of The Boys-Rock And Roll Queen
9. Angeline

YOU KNOW SHE'S MUCH TOO MUCH ON THE CLUTCH

On Thanksgiving...

I give thanks to all my friends, for a roof over my head and food to eat. There are millions of people who don't have these things. I do what I can for those that need help.

This song which I have posted before STILL sums up my feelings about some of the people and happenings in the world TODAY.

My feelings about racism, hatred, bigots, mindless violence, war, police brutality, and the direction of the world at large...

Let's go to the edge of disaster
Push the pedal and go a little faster
Let's slam into a wall at ramming speed
Let's go to the edge of a mountain
Jump off and lets start countin'
Hit the ground and tell me if it bleeds

Let's go insane
Let's go insane

Let's go to the edge of reality
Let's go for total insanity
Let's go for a government based on greed
Let's go for the final attack
Let's go for a war in Iraq
Let's go for starting up World War III

Let's go insane
Let's go insane
Make my reservation

Let's go for the ultimate crime
Let's go for the end of time
Let's go for an ethnic killing spree
Let's go for the final battle
Let's slaughter them all like cattle
Let's go to our graves in victory

Let's go insane
Let's go insane

Let's go!.....insane

 

Stop the HATE!!

Scars - "Live and Demos" + extras 1978-81

Almost forgot this one..
A Dave Sez Contribution...

Scars - "Live and Demos", and extras 1978-81

Demos and Live 

From the Dave Sez archive, the promising Edinburgh new wave band that sadly never made it but left us one classic punk-era album. This is all I have that's not from that. Full text and artwork of their vinyls included. A+ @275-300.

Robert King - vocals
Paul Research - lead guitar
John Mackie - bass
Calumn Mackay - drums

.....

Demos, probably 1978:

Hopeless Romantic
Romance By Mail
Slime

Peel sessions, 1980 and 1981:

Turn Me On - Peel 20.05.81
Remember Me - Peel 20.05.81
Je T'aime le Mort - Peel 20.02.80
Author Author - Peel 20.02.80

Live, probably in Groningen, Holland 1981:

All about you
Aquarama
David
Je T'aime le Mort
Leave Me in the Autumn
Obsessions


Scars Extras

The missing Peel session tracks and one more live A+ @ 128-160 kbps. A gift for the great http://nuzzprowlinwolf.blogspot.com/ - go check it out!

She's Alive - Peel 20.02.80 @ 128
So Strange - Peel 20.02.80 @ 128
Vanishing - Peel 20.05.81 @ 128
They Came and Took Me - Peel 20.05.81 @ 128
Remember Me - live Groningen NL 1981 @ 160



Scars

Gene Clark - Live @ Ebett's Field-Denver, CO - Feb. 19,1975

The late, and oh-so-great Gene Clark. Former Byrd who was hugely influential in the very beginnings of what we now refer to as Alt Country or Americana. Clark had as much or more to do with "Cosmic American Music" as his contemporary and bandmate, Gram Parsons. This is a fine sounding show with the band and Clark putting in a high, lonesome performance. I love this kinda shit.

Brought To You @ 320


Enjoy. Or not. 


- DC








Tally of Tunes: 



01 Long Black Veil
02 Kansas City Southern
03 Spanish Guitar
04 Home Run King
05 Here Without You
06 No Other
07 I Can't Live Without You
08 Set You Free This Time
09 She Darked The Sun
10 In The Pines
11 Train Leaves Here This Morning
12 Silver Raven