DOUBLE DECKER B.B. KING 1968 LIVE San Francisco, CA 1968.06.08 Bremen Germany 1968.01.24

To many he is THE KING of the Blues!

Definitively the one that made his name synonym with Blues

Here he is at his peak !

Lucille is here !

 San Francisco, CA 

1968.06.08  

B.B. King - guitar, vocals

Lee Gatman - tenor sax

Pat Williams - trumpet

Wilbur Freeman - bass

Sonny Freeman - drums

James Toney - organ

Guest: Albert King - guitar

  

1 Up, Up and Away

2 It's Gonna Work Out Fine

3 Every Day I Have The Blues

4 How Blue Can You Get

5 Please Love Me

6 Confessin' The Blues

7 Woke Up This Morning (My Baby's Gone)

8 Instr.   w/ Albert King

9 Sweet Sixteen  w/ Albert King

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Bremen Germany  

1968.01.24

TRACKS

1st show

Instr.

Everyday I Have The Blues

How Blue Can You Get

Waiting On You

Need Your Love So Bad

Intros/Heartbreaker

Heartbreaker

2nd show

Instr.

Instr.

Got A Lot O' Living To Do

Who Can I Turn To/Going Out Of My Head/Sunny

Run Like The Devil

Help The Poor

All Over Again

The Jungle

Sweet Sixteen

That's Wrong Little Mama 

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Good Rats - Hempstead, NY 1981

Welcome the Good Rats in an event that started in 1979 and was held annually during the summer organized by New York radio station WLIR and titled Party In The Park.

I've seen different dates to this but recently spotted a flyer referring July 14 at Fireman's Memorial Park in Hempstead, NY.

I don't know about their studio albums but live they did quite a show having bass and drum solos and great guitar work provided by Bruce Kulick that joined the band in 1981.

'Regardless of the band’s lack of international fame, on Long Island there were surely defined as local heroes', a quote from ClassicRockHistory  where you can discover a list of 15 essential Good Rats songs, many of them played at this show.

Sound Quality: 9+

Source: FM Broadcast

Track List:

01 - Dennis McNamara intro

02 - Beethoven

03 - New York Survivor

04 - Julie

05 - Taking It To Detroit

06 - Does It Make You Feel Good?

07 - Mr. Mechanic

08 - Victory In Space

09 - School Days

10 - Rock And Roll Point Of View

11 - Tasty

12 - Injun Joe

13 - Klash Ka Bob

14 - Band Introductions

15 - Reason To Kill

16 - That Ain't Right

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Chris Isaak & The Silvertones LIVE Saratoga Springs NY 7-31-1993

LIVE  

Saratoga Springs NY 

7-31-1993

TRACKS:

1 Dancin

2 Beautiful Homes

3 Trouble 

4  Heart Shape World

5 Wicked Games

6 Round & Around

7 Dont Make Me Dream About You

8 I Want Your Love

9 Solitary Man

10 Johnny Reno Intro>Diddey Daddy> Pettycoat Junction Jam>

11 Going Out West  CUT#

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Budgie - Electric Ballroom, Milwaukee 1978

Budgie at the Electric Ballroom in Milwaukee on 4 May, 1978 during their US and Canadian tour. The Welsh band was presenting the new album Impeckable released on February.

The band line-up was: Burke Shelley on bass and lead vocals, Steve Williams on drums, Myf Isaac on rhythm guitar and Tony Bourge on lead guitar that would leave the band in July 1977.

This is a clean recording lacking some high end though considering the age it's not bad at all.

Sound Quality: 9+

Source: Soundboard

Track List:

01. Melt the Ice Away (cuts in)
02. In the Grip of a Tyrefitter's Hand
03. Smile Boy Smile
04. In For the Kill (Medley)
05. Love For You and Me
06. Parents
07. Who Do You Want For Your Love?
08. Don't Dilute the Water  (tape flip during)
09. Sky High Percentage
10. Breaking All the House Rules
11. Zoom Club
12. Breadfan

Smokey Wilson Sang a Klang Luxembourg City; May 05 1999

Sang a Klang;

 Luxembourg City; 

 May 05 1999  

West Coast iconic player

Maybe the flashiest !

Thnks to 

Kansas Joe 

for this great show

TRACKS

01  Intro.mp3

02  Band Instrumental.mp3

03  Band Instrumental  2.mp3

04  Bad Boy.mp3

05  Thanks For Making Me A Star.mp3

06  Too Drunk To Drive.mp3

07  Big Boss Man.mp3

08  Nobody Else.mp3

09  I Didnt Know.mp3

10  Give It All To You.mp3

11  Set 2 Band Instrumental.mp3

12  Piano Band Instrumental.mp3

13  Unknown.mp3

14  You Dont Love Me.mp3

15  My Baby Left Me.mp3

16  Happy Birthday To You.mp3

17  Unknown.mp3

18  Here's my Life.mp3

19  Nobody Loves Me But My Mother.mp3

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Jefferson Starship 1975 Long Beach, CA

It's volume 75 from Mike Millard's Lost and Found Master Tapes, brought here by Vinegar Joe.

Jefferson Starship

Long Beach Arena

Long Beach, CA

May 25, 1975

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 75

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Byther Smith LIVE Kingston Mines Jan11 2001

 LIVE  

Kingston Mines  

Chicago

Jan11 2001

  One more from the man Kansas Joe!

This one is from a FM broadcast and is at 128kbs

Just the way it is !

TRACKS:

01  Radio Intro.mp3

02   Radio Promo.mp3

03  Mama Talk To Your Daugther.mp3

04  I Aint No Fool.mp3

05  Hideaway.mp3

06  Radio promo.mp3

07  Killing Floor.mp3

08  Help The Poor.mp3

09  What Did I Do.mp3

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Blue Oyster Cult - Tramps, NY 1997

A relatively small set for Blue Oyster Cult, I believe they were the opening act in this benefit event for the Make-A-Wish Foundation at Tramps, a New York City nightclub.

Other band on the bill was Krieger & Densmore with a longer set, a show that was shared here many years ago.

A show I don't see circulating these days, at least I didn't found any other share, it came maybe from dime many moons ago. The recording was made by Jerry Moore, a famous Grateful Dead taper deceased in 2009, and transferred by his friend Rob Berger.

Correction: B.O.C. was second on the bill after Waylon Krieger and Berry Oakley Jr.'s band (thanks smmaddog)

Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: Soundboard

Track List:

01 - Intro

02 - Stairway To The Stars

03 - Cities On Flame With Rock n Roll

04 - Buck's Boogie

05 - Then Came The Last Days

06 - Burnin' For You

07 - Godzilla (vocals break up)

08 - Don't Fear The Reaper

David Lindley & El Rayo-X - The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, 8 February 1984

LIVE

The Catalyst, 

Santa Cruz, 

8 February 1984 

David Perry Lindley

 is an American musician who founded the band El Rayo-X, 

and who has worked with many other performers including 

Jackson Browne, Warren Zevon, Curtis Mayfield and Dolly Parton

TRACKS

01. crowd, tune up and talk 01:30 

02. Talk To The Lawyer 07:30 

03. Do You Wanna Dance? 02:55 

04. The Texas Tango 04:36 

05. I Fought The Law 06:24 

06. Spodie 07:55 

07. Ram-A-Lamb-A-Man 05:29 

08. Papa Was A Rolling Stone 06:45 

09. band intros and talk before next song 03:58 

10. Shame & Scandal In The Family 06:12 

11. Lola 04:45 

12. She Took Off My Romeos 06:03 

13. The Turning Point 07:48 

14. Your Old Lady 07:14 

15. Mercury Blues 09:00 

16. Ain't No Way Baby 09:09 

17. Tuberculosis and Sinus Blues (including percussion and drum solos) 15:03 

18. Bye Bye Love 4:18 

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Peter Frampton - Hollywood Bowl, LA 2014

Frampton's Guitar Circus tour occurred during summers of 2013 and 2014. It featured legendary players that joined Peter Frampton and his band onstage each night.

This one was at the Hollywood Bowl on August 27, 2014 and guests were David Hidalgo (Los Lobos), Robert Randolph, Randy Bachman and Buddy Guy. 

I was fortunate to see Peter the only time he played in Lisbon, it was in 2011, quite a memorable and long show.

Sound Quality: 9

Source: Audience

Track List:

01. -intro-

02. You Had To Be There

03. Doobie Wah

04. Lines On My Face

05. Show Me The Way

06. -intro-

07. Going Down (with Robert Randolph)

08. (I'll Give You) Money

09. -intro-

10. Mas Y Mas (with David Hidalgo)

11. Black Hole Sun

12. -intro-

13. Takin' Care Of Business (with Randy Bachman)

14. Baby, I Love Your Way

15. Do You Feel Like We Do?

16. -intro-

17. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (with Buddy Guy)

Walter 'Shakey' Horton LIVE in Chicago 1970

 LIVE

 Chicago   

1970

Walter Horton, better known as 

Big Walter (Horton) or Walter "Shakey" Horton

 (April 6, 1921 December 8, 1981) 

was an American blues harmonica player. A quiet, unassuming, shy man, he is remembered as one of the premier harmonica players in the history of blues.

 Willie Dixon once called Horton "the best harmonica player I ever heard." 

Robert Palmer named him as "one of the three great harmonica soloists of modern blues", 

with the two others being cited as Little Walter and Sonny Boy Williamson II.

TRACKS

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-01-Intro.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-02-Chicago Boogie.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-03-Hard Hearted Woman.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-04-Lord, You Don't Want Me.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-05-Wee Wee Hours.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-06-Wrinkles.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-07-I Sit and Cry the Blues.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-08-29 Ways.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-09-My Babe.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-10-Harp Instrumental.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-11-Piano Instrumental.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-12-When the Saints Go Marching In.mp3

Walter 'Shakey' Horton-Live in Chicago '70-13-Study War No More.mp3

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Pat Travers with The Voices Of Classic Rock, Rockline Radio Show, LA 2001

Rockline was a syndicated U. S. radio program that started in 1981 and lasted until 2014 with Bob Coburn as the host in the majority of these years.

It had interviews of rock artists along some listeners phone calls and many of the shows also had live performances.

Like this recording from March 15, 2001 with Pat Travers with The Voices Of Classic Rock featuring Mickey Thomas, Joe Lynn Turner, Glenn Hughes, John Cafferty and Bobby Kimball.

Sound Quality: 9+

Source: FM Broadcast

Track List:

01 - show intro, (live 2001, electric:) "Find Your Way Back", phone calls

02 - (live 2001, electric:) "Hush", phone calls, interviews

03 - (live 2001, electric:) "I Just Want To Celebrate", interviews

04 - (live in studio, unplugged:) "On The Dark Side", phone calls, interviews

05 - (live in studio, unplugged:) "I Fooled Around & Fell In Love", phone calls, interviews

06 - (live in studio, unplugged:) "Stone Cold", phone calls, interviews

07 - (live in studio, unplugged:) "Blame It On The Sun",

08 - (live in studio, unplugged:) "Smoke On The Water", phone calls, interviews

09 - (live in studio, unplugged:) "One Way Out", show outro

 

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Joe Louis Walker LIVE Waterfront Blues Festival Portland OR 2013-07-04

LIVE  

Waterfront Blues Festival 

Portland OR 

2013-07-04

In many ways, Walker’s story is unusual. Born in San Francisco, he was part of the Bay area blues scene in his early teens and by the time he was 16 had soaked up the sounds of artists like T-Bone Walker, Amos Milburn and boogie-woogie pioneers Meade Lux Lewis and Pete Johnson. As he grew up, he found himself on stage with “tutors” like John Lee Hooker, Thelonius Monk, the Soul Stirrers, Steve Miller and Jimi Hendrix. And by the time he was 19 he had built a close friendship  they were roommates for many years with Mike Bloomfield, legendary late guitarist for the Paul Butterfield Band.

Bloomfield’s tragic early death persuaded the young Walker to change his life. He enrolled at San Francisco State University, earning music and English degrees and performing regularly with a gospel group, The Spiritual Corinthians. In 1985, he came back to the blues, fronting a new band he called The Bosstalkers, and made the first of five albums for the HighTone label, before signing to PolyGram’s Verve/Gitanes label, for whom he recorded another six albums.

The concerts from this festival are always great stuff!

Set List

01 Juicy Fruit

02 In The Mornin' 

03 Ride All Night

04 If You Don't Love Me Girl

05 Tell Me Why

06 Soldier for Jesus

07 Insturmental

08 One Time Around

09 Unknown

10 Too Drunk to Drive

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Neil Young - Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles 1983

A mostly acoustic and in solo mode Neil Young show from the Trans tour.

This is Volume 74 of the famous Mike Millard tapes that have surfaced recently and shared mostly on dime I think. Brought here by Vinegar Joe.

Neil Young

Universal Amphitheatre

Los Angeles, CA

January 23, 1983

Mike Millard First Generation Tape via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 74

Track List:

01 Motor City

02 Revolution Blues

03 Don't Let It Bring You Down

04 Soul Of A Woman

05 Are There Anymore Real Cowboys?

06 Old Man

07 My Boy

08 Helpless

09 Dance Dance Dance

10 Heart Of Gold

11 Don't Be Denied

12 Pochahontas

13 Sail Away

14 Powderfinger

15 Ohio

16 Human Highway

17 After The Goldrush

18 Transformer Man

19 My My, Hey Hey (Out Of The Blue)

20 Mr. Soul

21 Comes A Time

22 I Am A Child

23 Computer Age

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Byther Smith LIVE Husumer Speicher GER; 2000

LIVE   

Speicher Husum

Germany  

2000

During the 1970s Byther “Smitty” Smith became internationally recognized as an obscure but deserving cult figure among blues fans, based on live performances and only a handful of singles collectors' items dating back to the '60s

Courtesy of Kansas Joe  

  

set list

01  Band Instrumental.mp3

02  Band   Instrumental.mp3

03  She's So Fine.mp3

04   Home to Get My Baby.mp3

05  I Don't Want Nobody Hanging Around My House..mp3

06   Killing Floor.mp3

07   White House Blues.mp3

08  Instrumental.mp3

09  Tramp.mp3

10  Everything gonna be all right.mp3

11   Messin With the Kid.mp3

12  Got My Mojo Working.mp3

13   Mama Talk to Your Daugther.mp3

14  Not Leaving town.mp3

15  Hurt So Many Times.mp3

16  Hideway.mp3

17  Outro.mp3

18  Sweet Home Chicago.mp3

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