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Post by RocDoc on Oct 9, 2012 9:44:22 GMT -5
NP:
Joe Bonamassa
- Live in Tokyo 2012
Live at Nippon Seinenkan, Tokyo
September 19th, 2012
Tracklist
01 Palm Trees
02 Seagull
03 Dislocated Boy
04 Driving Toward The Daylight
05 Woke Up Dreaming
06 Slow Train
07 Dust Bowl
08 Who's Been Talking
09 Midnight Blues
10 Ballad Of John Henry
11 Song Of Yesterday
12 Look On Yonders Wall
13 Blues Deluxe
14 Young Man's Blues
15 Mountain Time
encore:
16 Sloe Gin
17 Just Got Paid - band intros
Personnel:
Joe Bonamassa (guitar, vocals)
Carmine Rojas (bass)
Tal Bergman (drums)
Rick Melick (keyboards)
A- recording, A+ relaxed performance...
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Post by RocDoc on Oct 14, 2012 16:22:39 GMT -5
NP:
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
2000-04-15
The Center at Chicago, IL
DAT master > CDR
CDR > eac (secure) > flac(8)
Taper: D.S.
A 12 year old note from the taper:
"I use a Sony DAT recorder and an Audio Technica stereo microphone. I play the DAT on a Panasonic SV-3800 DAT deck, run it through a Mackie mixer (to get rid of the bass/muddy sound) and a Behringer Pro compressor. The compressor helps to blend the people around me who are singing or talking. From the compressor I go into a Roland VS-880EX digital workstation to edit out the people talking if it's loud and annoying. I don't edit the time between tracks unless somebody is too loud and just not talking about the show. If it's show related, I leave it in. I burn a master CD from the Roland."
Disc 1:
01. Carry On
02. Southern Man
03. Stand And Be Counted
04. Pre-Road Downs
05. Heartland
06. 49 Bye-Byes
07. Slowpoke
08. Marrakesh Express
09. Faith In Me
10. Almost Cut My Hair
11. Cinnamon Girl
Disc 2:
01. Helplessly Hoping
02. Our House
03. Old Man
04. Dream For Him
05. banter
06. Looking Forward
07. Someday Soon
08. After The Gold Rush
09. Guinnevere
10. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
11. Out Of Control
12. Seen Enough
13. Teach Your Children
Disc 3:
01. Woodstock
02. Long Time Gone
03. Ohio
04. Love The One You're With
05. Rockin' In The Free World
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06. Eight Miles High
Tour: 2000 CSNY2K North American Tour
Band: Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Line Up 5
Neil Young - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
David Crosby - vocals, guitar
Stephen Stills - vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards
Graham Nash - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
Donald 'Duck' Dunn - bass
Jim Keltner - drums
i have been looking for a copy of THIS for years.
UNfortunately its quality is so-so though thoroughly acceptable - and might possibly be a few degrees better if i could at LEAST find this in mp3 - i'm VERY grateful to have found it on sugarmegs. mp3 copies there are a brand new feature, gotten ONLY with the 'latest additions'....everything else back in the 10s of 1000s catalogued and saved from before, are wma files in a 40 bitrate, which generally STILL ain't 'bad', especially if the recording's so-so.
you can only polish a turd so much, wtf.
i was AT this show (the 'United' center to be more exact) 2 days bef my 45th birthday with a good buddy of mine....and the '8 miles high' they encored with has, to my personal audio memory, NEVER been played so crazy as on this night - and i've accumulated 4-5 Y2K tour bootlegs and to each '8 miles high' it's been 'meh' and 'meh' and 'meh' because i KNOW this wasn't just me exaggerating it for myself, as super-excited as i was that night to see CSNY for the 2nd time since 1976.
i'd even run into david crosby and his wife THAT day at the art institute, which was another of my treats to myself that day...well it ws actually crosby's wife who ran into me(backed into)at one of the impressionist halls...
1/2 way trhough this 3 hour show....oh yeah!!
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Post by RocDoc on Oct 17, 2012 19:35:06 GMT -5
Johnny A
2010-07-31 (Sat)
Iron Horse Music Hall
Northampton, MA
Source: (FOB/LOC, 4' from stage) SP-CMC-2 cards > SP-SPSB-11 battery box > Marantz PMD620 (24bit/44.1kHz)
Transfer: SDHC > HD > Audacity (normalize, tracking, fades) > WAV (16bit) > MacFLAC 1.2.1 > FLAC (level 6)
[01:36:55]
01. Red House
02. I Had To Laugh
03. Oh Yeah
04. talk/intro
05. The Wind Cries Mary
06. Tex Critter
07. ?
08. Two Wheel Horse
09. Get Inside
10. The Night Before
11. You Don't Love Me
12. Krea Gata
13. Brown Sugar
14. talk/intro
15. Memphis, Tennessee
16. Jimi Jam
Personnel:
Johnny A - guitar
Jesse Bastos - bass
Ron Stewart - drums
www.johnnya.com/
www.myspace.com/johnnyaguitarmusic
www.iheg.com/iron_horse_main.asp
***NEVER FOR SALE/TRADE ONLY***
***PLS DO NOT CONVERT TO MP3***
tela.sugarmegs.org/_asxtela/asxcards/JohnnyA2010-07-31IronHorseMusicHallNorthamptonMA.html
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Post by RocDoc on Oct 25, 2012 19:28:35 GMT -5
THE BYRDS
Bath Festival
England
June 28th 1970
Audience source. Good to very good quality recording.
Setlist
1. It's Alright Ma
2. Ballad of Easy Rider
3. Willin'
4. Soldier's Joy
5. Going Back
6. Baby What Do You Want Me To Do
7. Drug Store Truck Driving Man
8. You Don't Miss Your Water
9. Jesus Is Just Alright
10. Turn! Turn! Turn!
11. Mr. Tambourine Man
12. Eight Miles High
13. Just A Season
14. Oh Mary
15. Black Mountain Rag
16. Amazing Grace
17. So You Want To Be A Rock'n'Roll Star
18. You Ain't Going Nowhere
19. Old Blue > Wasn't Born To Follow
20. Glory Glory
21. Take A Whiff
Band:
Roger McGuinn : Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Clarence White : Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Gene Parsons : Acoustic Guitar, Percussion
Skip Battin : Acoustic Guitar, Bass
Memories
This legendary show exists on boots of varying length and quality. Many are incomplete. This to my knowledge (and hazy memory) this is complete. This is the only fully acoustic show by The Byrds - forced at the time because the rain during the festival made the use of electric gear too dangerous.
My memories are hazy at best. A combination of long time ago, a lot of weed then, lack of sleep, and a heavy dose of Zeppelin early during the evening. My outstanding memory of Bath was that it was aptly named - it rained. It continued raining. I don't think I have ever been so wet. I did not think it was possible to be that wet and not dissolve. I had reached the stage of 'had enough' and was ready to leave and find somewhere drier - but was persuaded to stay by a friend - a good decision. These guys earned my eternal respect for their determination to put on a show (in spite of dreadful conditions - you can hear the thunder and rain on the recording), for playing their hearts out to the audience and for the sheer musical skill and dexterity. Wonderful stuff.
The recording is rated as good to very good. It could be a lot better if someone with the skill and technical knowledge applied themselves to it (treat that as a big please and grovel).
I uploaded this about two years ago when I joined dime, and it was very popular. It has long since fallen off the tracker, so as a sort-of two year anniversary - it is reoffered for those who missed it first time.
Enjoy
ArsNova August 2009
this was at like 4AM during a freakin' thunderstorm.
you can hear the thunder in several spots...NOT prima donnas these guys. the hippie ethos was alive.
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Post by RocDoc on Oct 29, 2012 13:40:15 GMT -5
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Post by RocDoc on Oct 29, 2012 19:39:31 GMT -5
NP:
Al DiMeola
August 23, 1980
Belmont, NY @ Belmont Park
Pre-FM/SBD > WLIR reels > ? > CDR
1. Alien Chase on Arabian Desert
2. Senor Mouse
3. Egyptian Danza
4. Al Di's Dream Theme
5. Beyond the 7th Galaxy (Return to Forever)
6-7. Dinner Music of the Gods
8 - Race With Devil on Spanish Highway/Jumpin' Jack Flash Jam
9. outro
Al DiMeola – Guitar
Tim Landers – Bass
Robby Gonzalez – Drums & Percussion
Phillipe Saisse – Keyboards, Marimba
i'm pretty sure i already have this but sugarmegs just posted SIX discs of this version of WLIR's 'party in the park' for this day - it's a 224 bitrate mp3 which might be an upgrade for me - the sound is wonderful!
available for your approval, shit, ANYone's approval:
WLIR Pre-FM #16
Party In The Park II
Belmont Park, Elmont, NY
August 23, 1980
CD1
The Good Rats
Flo & Eddie
Blotto
CD2
Pure Prairie League
CD3
Rick Derringer
CD4
Todd Rundgren
CD5
Al DiMeola
CD6
David Bromberg
Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes
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Post by RocDoc on Nov 9, 2012 14:02:58 GMT -5
john einarson's 'desperados' book brought me here and i'm forever grateful - these guys were wonderful!:
Poco
1974-06-01
Seattle, WA
Paramount Theater
Audience recording (JEMS Master), very good quality
mp3 @ 320 kbps
Here's more Poco, from the next stage of their career. Following Ritchie Furay's departure in late 1973, Poco continued as a quartet, deciding not to add anyone to replace Furay. This meant that the rest of the band members had to really step-up to fill the shoes of someone who lead the band, was their strongest vocalist, and was one of the main songwriters. Fortunately, that's exactly what happened, with Rusty Young and Timothy B. Schmit taking on much larger roles, partnering with Paul Cotton as a triumvirate of singing, songwriting, and performing talent. Rusty, in particular, had primarily only been the multi-dimensional guitarist (pedal steel, banjo, Dobro, mandolin, etc.) up to that point, and not actively involved in singing or songwriting. Fortunately, he has a fine singing voice (which allowed them to continue to feature their 3- and 4-part harmony vocals without missing a beat), and also was an accomplished songwriter, too, contributing many fine songs to their repertoire. This quartet lineup also gave the group some much-needed stability. After 4 lineup changes in their first 3 years, this core quartet group remained intact for several more years (from 1973-1978, until Schmit left to join the Eagles). This period became the most stable and arguably most productive period of the band, as well as produced some of their best albums (5 solid albums in 4 years: Seven, Contamos, Head Over Heels, Indian Summer, and Rose of Cimarron), alas, still without much mainstream commercial success. The show featured here is from the 1974 tour in support of Seven, and it has very good sound quality, and is a fine example of how well Poco carried on without Ritchie Furay .
Tracklist:
01. Blue Water ->
02. Fools Gold
03. Bad Weather
04. Drivin' Wheel ->
05. I Can See Everything
06. Ride The Country
07. Here We Go Again
08. Faith In Families
09. Angel
10. I Guess You Made It ->
11. Restrain
12. A Right Along
13. Hoe Down ->
14. Railroad Days (cut in middle due to tape flip)
15. Good Feelin' To Know
16. C'mon
Band Members:
Paul Cotton – guitars, vocals
Rusty Young – pedal steel guitar, banjo, Dobro, guitar, mandolin, vocals
Timothy B. Schmit – bass, harmonica, vocals
George Grantham – drums, vocals
Poco - 1974-06-01 - Seattle here
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Post by RocDoc on Nov 9, 2012 14:03:25 GMT -5
skv prob hates THEM too.
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Post by RocDoc on Nov 28, 2012 19:29:11 GMT -5
Al DiMeola - Live In Novi Sad,
Wednesday, November 15th 2006 Serbia [flac] HQ
flac
total time 01:17:20
Al Di Meola - guitar
Gumbi Ortiz - percussion
Antonio Escapa - drums
Mario Parmisano - keyboard
Michael Pope - bass
jazzns.eunet.rs/jazz06/bend1eng.htm
Exact Audio Copy V1.0 beta 1 from 15. November 2010
EAC extraction logfile from 2. May 2011, 23:24
Al DiMeola / Live in Novi Sad
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Post by RocDoc on Dec 4, 2012 12:17:31 GMT -5
Al DiMeola- guitar
Phillippe Saisse- keyboard and marimba
Tim Landers- bass
Robbie Gonzalez- drums
Paradise club
Boston, Mass. U.S.A.
October 2, 1980
(1st show of 2)
filename: ad10280Aflac16
performance quality: A
recording quality: B+
source: master ausience tape
runtime: 75:24
lineage: Realistic twinhead stereo microphone >
Sony 158 cassette deck (dolby off) >
Maxell XLII cassette > soundforge 4.5 >
CD > CD extractor > FLAC 6 > torrent.
setlist: (what I know of it)
1: tuning
2: alien chase on the Arabian desert
3: captain senor mouse
4: egyptian danzia
5: Tim Landers bass solo
6: DiMeola acoustic solo and band introductions
7: beyond the seventh galaxy
8: dream theme
9: ?
10: ?
11: encore: race with the devil
This is part of glasnostrd19's Jazz Masters series.
Masters of jazz from master audience tapes.
No noise reduction has been used in this recording at all.
The only processing done was normalizing to balance the
channels evenly, and some ICPVR (individual clap peak
volume reduction) between songs. This torrent is certified
to be free of glitches/pegs/clips or gaps by Glasnost Radio Productions.
comments:
A very fine 1st show in Boston from the Splendito Hotel tour,
and a nice recording too. It's complete, clear sound, yet another
of my 1st 25 uploads that were in my now-dead computer but
fortunately already on discs (glitch free) from the master tapes.
Right down the street from where Al learned so much about how to
play guitar the way only he knows how to (Berklee College of Music).
it's a club gig, much to Al's liking as he comments in the show.
He's had a very good history in Boston concerts, and plenty of
appreciation. I hope to share that with you both in this and a
1977 Boston show I have on the way or already up. Anybody got Al's
1976 Boston show (one of just a few without RTF in 76) or 82, or
late show 80, or the other 2 Boston 77 (he played 3 nights of 2
sets each night, I have the 4/23/77, both sets, Elegant Gypsy tour
from 1st gen. aud.). If you like Al, electric or acoustic, I've
got some treats for you, and this would qualify as one of them.
Bandwidth and seed-space permitting, I have 4 Al DiMeola shows up
or coming soon, all different tours of 77-82, plus a few more
with RTF. Al DiMeola is one of the world's great guitarists, and
he likes to prove it whenever I've seen him. I didn't like the 2
shows I saw of his in 1985, very sleepy (especially for DiMeola)
but everything of 1983 and before has been really great music.
That's the Al you'll be hearing from me. I have a few acoustic Al
masters, the 81 is great, this is my only master of Electric Al.
Do Not Sell this recording.
Trade freely and losslessly.
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Post by RocDoc on Dec 4, 2012 12:20:08 GMT -5
Randy Hansen
Jimi Hendrix 70th Birthday Celebration
B.B.King's
New York City
November 25th, 2012
Recorded & transferred by Bob Pitlak
Source: Zoom H-4>wav>sdhc>pc>cd wav>traders little helper>flac
16 bit audience recording
This was Randy's return to New York after a 20 year absence, having such a huge
following worldwide he was long overdue to come back, finally things fell into place
thanx to Hendrix documentary filmaker/promoter David Kramer who needed Randy's special
touch for Jimi's 70th Birthday.
The lineup for the show had many gifted and well known guitarists on board and Randy
was the big name on the ticket so the pressure must have been on to impress everyone
old and new and Randy's been doing this for over 30 years now nevertheless many of the
artist's here had so much respect for him backstage/ onstage didn't matter, i think he
was really touched by the admiration people showed him here tonight.
The set was relatively short considering all the other bands on hand, that said Randy made
the most of his time by humbly acknowledging the crowd first then got down to business
with some really great guitarmanship as usual, playing and staying away from the classics
for the most part and venturing into some of the more exotic Hendrix tunes, been waiting
a long time too see some of those tunes played live, a lot of the stuff played at this
show would be considered studio material so Randy surprised everybody when he brought the
Swedish Hendrix tribute band Ducks Can Groove onstage to back him up and second guitarist
Stefan Edfeldts who is a fantastic guitarist really helped fill in the blanks adding an
Electric Ladyland feel to the show.
This was a fantastic albeit short set, some amazing guitar showmanship & comradery between
two phenomenal guitarists that never played together before this gig, same goes for the rest
of the band , it's amazing to see and hear how in sync these guys were considering being the
first time playing together you would think they have played many times before.
At the end of the set, Randy humbly recieved the crowds standing ovation asking if we wanted
him to come back, the crowd roared back with their answer.
There isn't an encore per say after this set, but Randy comes back a little later to do an
improv "Happy Birthday" on guitar to finish out the night.
All in all you couldn't ask for more here with such a spirited set here, Randy delivered the
goods as promised and then some, hopefully be be back real soon.
Fantastic performance and sweet audience recording as well !
Support the artist by buying cd's & dvd's and official merchandise etc.
So get out and see Randy Hansen live !
How To:
www.randyhansen.com/
www.facebook.com/Randy.Hansen.Music.Guitar
www.myspace.com/randyhansen-music
The Band
Randy Hansen: Guitar/Vocals
Ducks Can Groove
Stefan Edfeldt: 2nd Guitar/Vocals #
Erik Edlund: Drums
Fredrik Eriksson: Bass
Eliot Brown: Guest Vocals *
Special Guest: Jerry Velez : Bongos
Setlist: ( 60:06 ) Min
1:Randy Greets Crowd
2:Dolly Dagger
3:Freedom
4:Beginnings #
5:Crosstown Traffic #*
6:Rainy Day,Dream Away #
7:Izabella
8:Bold As Love
9:1983...#
10:Late Encore:Happy Birthday
A flyer for the event included, as well as cd artwork
Not 4 Sale, Trade Only !
Crack One Open & Enjoy !
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Post by RocDoc on Dec 13, 2012 16:03:24 GMT -5
ARVO PART
A Portrait (Part VII) [no label, 3CD]
Live at various venues and dates. All titles are from various 192kbps (MPEG-Layer 3) webcasts except CD2, Track 01, which came from a Tascam DR-05 digital audio recording. Excellent audio.
For those not steeped in the classical or the canonical, the phrase, “transcend, purify, glorious”, will call to mind Neil Diamond’s Jonathan Livingston Seagull. But it too describes, somewhat simplistically, Estonian composer Arvo Part’s music.
Arvo Part wrote some of the saddest music ever heard and his music is more suited to the Lenten period. But a case can also be made for Part’s music to be played during the Advent season, especially for those who want something contemplative and meditative. Probably, the three Missa Brevis tracks on Disc Two - Kyrie, Sanctus and Agnus Dei (Gloria and Benedictus were not performed/broadcast?) - might not seem out of place on Christmas morning. After all, what’s death if there is no birth? [Better suited to the Christmas mood might be Part’s more “uplifting” Kanon Pokajanen and Fur Alina.]
Stephen Eddins, reviewing Part’s Tabula Rasa album at allmusic.com, wrote:
The 1984 ECM album Tabula Rasa was the vehicle that introduced the revolutionary music of Arvo Pärt to audiences outside Eastern Europe and initiated what was to become one of the most extraordinary musical careers of the late 20th century. Like many of the first generation American minimalists, he limited himself to diatonic harmonies and generated pieces by setting processes in motion, but the radical simplicity he achieved was the result of religious contemplation that was at least as, if not more, formative than his quest for a new musical aesthetic. The result was music suffused by an unhurried, luminous serenity, and while it was distinctly contemporary, it had an archaic quality that tied it to the music of the very distant past.
For the past few years, Neetelbaers has been collecting and compiling Arvo Part’s music from various sources and then sharing them at Dime. This is Part VII.
Here’s thanks to Neetelbaers for all the efforts.
Front cover, modified from artwork by xlnt77 - Thanks!
Click on the highlighted tracks to download the MP3s (192 kbps). As far as we can ascertain, these tracks have never been officially released on CD.
Please Do Not Hammer The Links. Due to the size of some of the files, please be very patient when downloading the tracks. It could be that the server was very busy. The tracks should still be around. Please try again later. Kindly email us at mybigo@bigozine.com if you encounter persistent problems downloading the files.
Disc 1 (total time 79:47)
Tabula Rasa, double concerto for two violins, string orchestra, and prepared piano (1977)
Track 101. Tabula Rasa 1(11:15) (15.4MB)
Track 102. Tabula Rasa 2 (17:55) (24.6MB)
Henning Kraggerud (violin)
Pascal Meyer (piano)
Simone Lamsma (violin)
Radio Kamer Filharmonie - Martyn Brabbins
Muziekgebouw aan het IJ, Amsterdam, June 14, 2012
Track 103. Spiegel im Spiegel, for violin or cello and piano (1978) (arr.) (10:00) (13.7MB)
Tjeerd Top - violin
Lavinia Meijer - harp
Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, April 17, 2011
Track 104. The Woman With The Alabaster Box, for mixed choir a cappella (1999) (5:15) (7.2MB)
Track 105. De Profundis, for men’s voices, percussion (ad lib.) and organ (1980) (5:10) (7.1MB)
Track 106. O Weisheit (from: “O-Antiphonen”) (1:30) (2.0MB)
The Sixteen - Harry Christophers
Cathedral, Hereford, August 9, 2011
Track 107. Stabat Mater, for three voices and string trio (1985) (28:42) (39.4MB)
Goeyvaerts Trio, Vox Luminis
Arminius, Rotterdam, September 15, 2012
Disc 2 (total time 74:32)
Track 201. Pari intervallo, for organ (1976/80) (4:09) (5.7MB)
Klaus Geitner - Organ
Himmelfahrtskirche, Munich, November 4, 2012
Track 202. Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten (1977) (8:10) (11.2MB)
Nordiska Kammarorkestern - Ragnar Bohlin
Gustav Adolfskyrkan, Sundsval, November 1, 2012
Missa Brevis (2010)
Track 203. Kyrie (3:29) (4.8MB)
Track 204. Sanctus (1:24) (1.9MB)
Track 205. Agnus Dei (3:02) (4.1MB)
Cello Octet Amsterdam
Hervormde Kerk, Den Bosch, November 13, 2011
Track 206. Litany for soloists, chorus and orchestra (1994) (29:55) (41.1MB)
Cardinall’s Musick
Cappella Amsterdam
Radio Filharmonisch Orkest - Reinbert de Leeuw
Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, May 18, 2005
Track 207. Stabat Mater, for three voices and string trio (1985) (24:23) (33.5MB)
Delta Ensemble - Jos Leussink
Charlotte Riedijk (soprano)
Wilke te Brummelstroete (alto)
Ludy Vrijdag (tenor)
Nederlands-Hervormde Kerk, Den Bosch, March 19, 1988
Disc 3 (63:45)
[One continuous track, split here - arbitrarily - for easier access]
Track 301. Passio - Part 1 (13.5MB)
Track 302. Passio - Part 2 (22.2MB)
Track 303. Passio - Part 3 (12.4MB)
Track 304. Passio - Part 4 (25.8MB)
Track 305. Passio - Part 5 (13.5MB)
Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christi secundum Joannem for soloists, vocal ensemble, choir and instrumental ensemble (1982) (63:45)
- St. John Passion: Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christi secundum Joannem
- Et adduxerunt eum ad Annam primum (Jesus is interrogated by the high priest and denied by Peter)
- Adducunt ergo Jesum a Caipha in praetorium (Jesus is judged by Pilate and reviled by the people)
- Tunc ergo tradidit eis illum ut crucifigeretur (Jesus is crucified at Golgotha)
Delta Ensemble - Jos Leussink
Asko Koor
Klaas Hoek - organ
Nederlands-Hervormde Kerk, Den Bosch, March 19, 1988
just finished disc one...incredible - this guy's music MAKES your heart rate change.
and makes it so you nearly can't wait to hear where he's gonna go...
yer 90% the prick to me, jac, but THIS was a nice thing from you.
grab it.
it's legal - all unofficial sources.
merry christmas.
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Post by RocDoc on Dec 18, 2012 14:00:56 GMT -5
^ ooo-wee! the death throes of civilization... i sense a congressional campaign platform here perhaps. the possibilities boggle. foo. ~ NOW: Vernon Reid,Gil Parris,Ducks Can Groove With Special Guests
Jimi Hendrix 70th Birthday Celebration
B.B.King's
New York City
November 25th,2012'
Recorded & transferred by Bob Pitlak
Source: Zoom H-4>wav>sdhc<pc>cd wav>audacity(fade in)>traders little helper>flac
16 bit audience recording
This is the final upload of the show, also some special guests mixed in here & there
that are doing some unique arrangements on some of Jimi's classics and it's all good.
The show starts off with musical director for the show Andre Lassalle sneaking in a
quick tune any chance between bands showboating a little i guess, bringing on stage
Sophia Ramos to due a very warm version of Castles Made Of Sand to start things off
before Vernon Reid and members of the Black Rock Coalition take the stage.
Vernon Reid is well known for his tributes to Jimi Hendrix, so tonight with the help
of Mike "Kidd Funkadelic" Hampton on guitar and Sophia Ramos on vocals they launch
into the ever guitar classic, Voodoo Child (Slight Return) with a different take on
this even maybe a medley to my ears that gets Vernon in the mood to shred like he does
best.
After a quick story, Vernon Reid puts his stamp on the infamous "Are You Experienced"
throwing down something wicked, sounds that seem Vernon Reid can only get out of a guitar.
Jumping in again while Vernon leaves the stage for a moment, Andre Lassalle with the help
of the band tackle the hit "Manic Depression" , getting off some nice wah-wah infused
spangly riffs during his solo.
Vernon comes back onstage, inviting 14 year old bass prodigy Katelin Deutsch to join him
to do a tribute to Jimi as well as the late Hubert Sumlin on "Killing Floor".Nice to hear
Vernon's take on some of these tunes when he has to slow it down just a bit.
Next up is guitar virtuoso Gil Parris, known for his unique style and sound that he brings
on guitar, combining elements of blues/rock/jazz to form his sound he is full of wonderful
little embellishments that you have too see him play live to understand how he gets all
those sounds out of the guitar."Little Wing" seems to be his Hendrix favorite as i've seen
him do it twice now and he does such a unique take on this popular Hendrix classic your
just gonna have to listen and see for yourselves.
A surprise to everyone at this point in the show was when Randy Hansen came back out solo
to do a very special "Happy Birthday" on guitar for Jimi.
The last act of the show was The Ducks Can Groove coming back out to play a couple more of
the lesser known Hendrix tunes with Andre Lassalle on guitar, Eli Brown taking the vocals
one last time to round out the show.
Some fastastic guitarwork at this event from many different guitarists, most complimenting
each other to create some great atmosphere, that's what Jimi was all about.
Sweet audience recording and some killer performances here !
Setlist (73:43) min
1: Castles Made Of Sound (fades in) @ %
2: Band Intro's/Tuning
3: Voodoo Child (Slight Return) Medley # % * & =
4: Vernon Reid Speaks...
5: Are You Experienced # @ * &
6: Manic Depression @ * % &
7: Vernon Speaks Again...
8: Killing Floor # % * +
9: Little Wing - * &
10: Born Under A Bad Sign - @ * &
11: Happy Birthday !
12: Bleeding Heart ^ >
13: Look Over Yonder ^ >
14: In From The Storm ^ >
Support the artists by going to a live show and buying cd's etc.
How to:
Andre Lassalle
burntsugarindex.com/artist/andre-lassalle/
www.facebook.com/andre.lassalle
www.myspace.com/andrelassalle
Vernon Reid
www.facebook.com/VernonReid
us.myspace.com/vernonreid
www.facebook.com/pages/Black-Rock-Coalition/83748180988
Gil Parris
www.facebook.com/gil.parris
www.myspace.com/gilparris
Ducks Can Groove
www.duckscangroove.com/eng/index.htm
www.facebook.com/duckscangroove
www.myspace.com/duckscangrooveswede
The Musicians/Special Guests
Vernon Reid: Guitar/Vocals #
Andre Lassalle: Guitar @
Sophia Ramos: Vocals %
Darrell McNeil: Bass &
LaFrae Sci: Drums *
Katelin Deutsch: Guest Bass +
Randy Hansen: Guitar !
Mike"Kidd Funkadelic"Hampton: Guitar =
Gil Parris: Guitar -
Ducks Can Groove ^
Stefan Edfelt: Guitar/Vocals
Fredrik Eriksson: Bass
Erik Edlund: Drums
Eliot Brown: Guest Vocals >
A flyer for the show included as well as cd artwork
Not 4 Sale Trade Only !
Crack One Open & Enjoy !blahblahwoofwoof... |
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Post by RocDoc on Jan 1, 2013 18:38:45 GMT -5
ZZ Top
Central Maine Youth Center
Lewiston Maine (Usa)
May-17-1975
A Joe Maloney Master Krw_Co Transfer
Lineage Audience Analog Master To CDR Krw Transfer To EAC/Wav To
Audio Cleaning Lab For Tape Flip Edit And Track Marks Only To Cdr
Krw Transfer To Eac To Tlh Flac Level 8 No Eq Or Other Tampering
The Band
Billy Gibbons Guitar Vocals
Dusty Hill Bass Vocals
Frank Beard Drums
Set List
1 Intro/Thunderbird
2 Chevrolet
3 Precious And Grace
4 Waiting For The Bus
5 Jesus Just Left Chicago
6 Down At The Balinese
7 Rain At Home
8 Beer Drinkers And Hell Raisers
9 Blue Jean Blues
10 Rattlesnake Shake
11 Francine
12 Lagrange (Tape Flip Edit In Song At 5:04 Track Time Or 46:46 Real Time)
13 Folsom County Prison Blues
14 Tush
15 Just Got Paid
16 Jailhouse Rock
17 Back Door Love Affair/Mellow Down Easy
18 Outro
Many Thanks To Joe For Letting Us Transfer His Masters And Share Them With All Of You
Please Dont Post This On Any Other Trackers We Will When We Get To It
And Please Dont Alter This Recording In Any Way.Thank You
But If You Do Feel The Need Share This Else Where
Please Keep All The Info Intact It Sucks To Download Something Twice And
Not Give Credit To The Taper/Source/Uploader. As Always Enjoy.Cheers Krw_Co
billy gibbons - young, raw and on FIRE here.
the pacing here is better than any live ZZ i've ever heard.
sugarmegs in 192 mp3...
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Post by RocDoc on Jan 10, 2013 15:27:47 GMT -5
NP:
Pete Townshend and Ronnie Lane
Unsurpassed Masters - Rough Mix Outtakes
Featuring: Eric Clapton, Charlie Watts & Ian Stewart
Recorded at Olympic Studios, London, from winter 1976-spring 1978
Unfinished Mixes & Outtakes
10 inch MultiTrack Master Reel > ? > Pressed Silver CD > EAC > FLAC
01. Till The Rivers All Run Dry 3:43 (19 Nov 76) - Eric Clapton Dobro
02. Heart To Hang Onto [Backing Track] 4:31 (19 Nov 76)
03. Heart To Hang Onto 4:28 (15 Mar 77)
04. Nowhere To Run 3:18 (19 Nov 76)
05. Hear Me Clearly [Intrumental] 3:13 (19 Nov 76)
06. Misunderstood [Backing Track] 2:49 (19 Nov 76)
07. Misunderstood 3:04 (10 Mar 77)
08. Keep Me Turning Back [Backing Track] 3:39 (19 Nov 76)
09. Keep Me Turning Back 3:48 (24 Feb 77)
10. Silly Little Man #1 3:42 (19 Nov 76)
11. Silly Little Man #2 2:11 (24 Fegb 77)
12. My Baby Gives It Away 4:04 (19 Nov 76) - Charlie Watts Drums
13. Cat Melodian 3:11 (21 Feb 77) - Charlie Watts Drums, Ian Stewart Piano
14. April Fool 3:32 (21 Feb 77) - Eric Clapton Dobro
15. Street In The City (25 Mar 77) 6:03
16. Till The Rivers All Run Dry #2 3:38 (25 Jan 77) - Eric Clapton Dobro
something good GREAT always show up fresh on sugarmegs - y'all a dunderhead if'n y'all don't check them out.
think THIS ^ is any good?
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