A real rock-in-your-face show with The Faces with Rod Stewart on August 24, 1974 in Detroit, Michigan.
I don't know if this a copy of the Stay With Me unofficial release (cover reproduced here), but the tracklist is similar.
Sound Quality: 9.5
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
01 - Stay With Me
02 - Motherless Child
03 - Gasoline Alley
04 - (I Know) I'm Losing You
05 - Bring It On Home To Me
06 - Sweet Little Rock n Roller
07 - Maggie May
08 - Too Bad
09 - Every Picture Tells a Story
10 - Twistin' The Night Away
Files:
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FLAC
July 26, 2014
July 21, 2014
Golden Earring - Amsterdam, Netherlands 1982
Golden Earring caught live in Amsterdam on September 1982, just a month after the album Cut was released.
This band always does great and intense shows and I'm always looking for more recordings of them. This one is incomplete and has some FM static interference.
Sound Quality: 9
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
01 - Candy's Going Bad
02 - Leather
03 - No For An Answer
04 - Save Your Skin
05 - Twilight Zone
06 - Radar Love
07 - Slow Down (cut)
Files:
MP3
FLAC
This band always does great and intense shows and I'm always looking for more recordings of them. This one is incomplete and has some FM static interference.
Sound Quality: 9
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
01 - Candy's Going Bad
02 - Leather
03 - No For An Answer
04 - Save Your Skin
05 - Twilight Zone
06 - Radar Love
07 - Slow Down (cut)
Files:
MP3
FLAC
July 16, 2014
Midnight Oil - Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, London 1993
Today we have the Australian band Midnight Oil on a different contribution by our friend The Rippin' Frog.
Midnight Oil won eleven Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Awards during its career, including induction into the Hall of Fame in 2006. At the induction, ARIA chairman Denis Handlin described Midnight Oil as true legends that always led by example in a uniquely Australian way with music that is powerful, uncompromising, inspiring, entertaining and enduring.
Their highly politically/eco engaged themes are still timeless and as relevant as ever!
This great set would be as close to "Unpluged" as these guys could be!
Seen them in the 80ies one of the best live act ever !
Tracks:
01 - Feeding Frenzy
02 - The Dead Heart
03 - My Country
04 - Blue Sky Mine
05 - Sell My Soul
06 - Truganini
07 - Warakurna
08 - Short Memory
09 - Beds Are Burning
10 - Earth And Sun And Moon
Band Line Up:
Bones Hillman: Bass, Vocals
Martin Rotsey: Guitars, Vocals
Robert Hirst: Drums, Vocals
Peter Garrett: Lead Vocals
Jim Moginie: Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals
Link - mirror
Midnight Oil won eleven Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Awards during its career, including induction into the Hall of Fame in 2006. At the induction, ARIA chairman Denis Handlin described Midnight Oil as true legends that always led by example in a uniquely Australian way with music that is powerful, uncompromising, inspiring, entertaining and enduring.
Their highly politically/eco engaged themes are still timeless and as relevant as ever!
Seen them in the 80ies one of the best live act ever !
Tracks:
01 - Feeding Frenzy
02 - The Dead Heart
03 - My Country
04 - Blue Sky Mine
05 - Sell My Soul
06 - Truganini
07 - Warakurna
08 - Short Memory
09 - Beds Are Burning
10 - Earth And Sun And Moon
Band Line Up:
Bones Hillman: Bass, Vocals
Martin Rotsey: Guitars, Vocals
Robert Hirst: Drums, Vocals
Peter Garrett: Lead Vocals
Jim Moginie: Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals
Link - mirror
July 13, 2014
John Mayall with Mick Taylor - The Keystone, Berkeley 1982
Another one with Mick Taylor but now as part of the John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers band, playing at The Keystone, Berkeley on January 16,1982.
This is the late show, it probably ended past midnight, and being January 17 it was Mick Taylor's birthday.
And let's not forget Colin Allen on drums and John McVie on bass.
The rest of the band is not that bad either...
Sound Quality: 9
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
01 - An Eye For An Eye (volume fluctuations)
02 - Band Intros
03 - Rock It In The Pocket
04 - Have You Heard
05 - Black Cat Moan
06 - My Time After A While
07 - The Stumble
08 - Oh Pretty Woman (fades in)
09 - Checkin' Up On My Baby
10 - Road Show
11 - Aud/talk
12 - Room To Move
13 - Happy Birthday Mick Taylor
Files:
MP3
FLAC
This is the late show, it probably ended past midnight, and being January 17 it was Mick Taylor's birthday.
And let's not forget Colin Allen on drums and John McVie on bass.
The rest of the band is not that bad either...
Sound Quality: 9
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
01 - An Eye For An Eye (volume fluctuations)
02 - Band Intros
03 - Rock It In The Pocket
04 - Have You Heard
05 - Black Cat Moan
06 - My Time After A While
07 - The Stumble
08 - Oh Pretty Woman (fades in)
09 - Checkin' Up On My Baby
10 - Road Show
11 - Aud/talk
12 - Room To Move
13 - Happy Birthday Mick Taylor
Files:
MP3
FLAC
July 8, 2014
Mick Taylor - Lone Star Café, New York (1986)
A nice Mick Taylor presentation at the Lone Star Cafe, where he is joined on stage by Keith Richards for the last two songs. Mick and band played two shows on this day, the 28th December, this recording was made from the second set.
Sound Quality: 9
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
01 - Soliloquy
02 - Put it Where You Want It
03 - Red House
04 - Giddy Up
05 - Key To The Highway *
06 - Can't You Hear Me Knockin' *
* with Keith Richards
Files:
MP3
FLAC
Sound Quality: 9
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
01 - Soliloquy
02 - Put it Where You Want It
03 - Red House
04 - Giddy Up
05 - Key To The Highway *
06 - Can't You Hear Me Knockin' *
* with Keith Richards
Files:
MP3
FLAC
July 4, 2014
John Lee Hooker - Bellstar Lounge, Colden, 1979
A recording with the great blues artist John Lee Hooker, here playing with the Coast To Coast Blues Band at the Bellstar Lounge, Colden.
Sound Quality: 9
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
01 My Baby Left Me
02 Insturmental
03 Losin' Hand
04 Raining ?
05 One Burbon One Scotch and One Beer
06 Serve Me Right to Suffer
07 Rock Steady
08 When My First Wife Left Me
09 Boogie Chillun
MP3
FLAC pt1
FLAC pt2
Sound Quality: 9
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
01 My Baby Left Me
02 Insturmental
03 Losin' Hand
04 Raining ?
05 One Burbon One Scotch and One Beer
06 Serve Me Right to Suffer
07 Rock Steady
08 When My First Wife Left Me
09 Boogie Chillun
MP3
FLAC pt1
FLAC pt2
July 1, 2014
Hubert Sumlin & David Johansen - Howlin' For Hubert (Live)
Soundaboard has the Blues again, thanks to the Rippin' Frog.
Hubert SUMLIN with David JOHANSEN – Howlin’ for Hubert (Live) 2004
Live, Chicago Blues Festival June 10,2004
David JOHANSEN ex NY dolls !
Hubert Sumlin, now 78, is used to playing concerts like “Howlin’ for Hubert,” at the Jazz Standard through this weekend.
He was the guitarist who played the silvery leads on Howlin’ Wolf’s great Chicago blues records of the 1950s and ’60s.
On Thursday every tune was from Howlin’ Wolf’s songbook, and Wolf’s name scarcely needed to be mentioned. It’s a Hubert Sumlin gig now.
It helps if Wolf’s voice can be invoked, though, and that explained the presence of David Johansen. Mr. Johansen, who has worked with Mr. Sumlin before, is naturally comical with his baritone. His version of Howlin’ Wolf got at the broad humor that was always there, no matter how many times Wolf has been compounded into a feral myth.
Mr. Johansen also has a healthy sense of shtick: In songs like “Three Hundred Pounds of Joy” and “Who’s Been Talkin’,” he was full of eager petulance, a skinny man trying to fill out an extra-large suit.
But the real action arrived a little later. The guitarist James Blood Ulmer joined the band halfway through the set, and now there were three guitars, including that of Jimmy Vivino, of late-night television’s Max Weinberg 7, who acted as the evening’s musical director. And at the luckiest moments, there were triple-deckered guitar solos through slow music, showing completely different approaches to the instrument.
Mr. Sumlin — who sang, in a thin voice, on one song, “Sitting on Top of the World” — plucked his leads with his fingers, mostly restricting himself to the three higher strings. He was playing a Fender Stratocaster, and he made the most of that guitar’s vocal-sounding tones, with glottal stops and throaty cries.
**
Hubert Sumlin- Guitar
David Johansen- Vocals & Harmonica
LeVon Helm- Drums
Jimmy Vivino- Piano
Mike Merritt- Bass
**
01. Built for Comfort
02. Little Red Rooster
03. Evil
04. Backdoor Man
05. Spoonful
06. 300 Pounds of Joy
07. Tail Dragger
08. Sittin’ On Top of the World
09. Where Did My Baby Go
10. Who’s Been Talking
12. Killing Floor
13. Wand Dang Doodle
Link - mirror
Hubert SUMLIN with David JOHANSEN – Howlin’ for Hubert (Live) 2004
Live, Chicago Blues Festival June 10,2004
David JOHANSEN ex NY dolls !
Hubert Sumlin, now 78, is used to playing concerts like “Howlin’ for Hubert,” at the Jazz Standard through this weekend.
He was the guitarist who played the silvery leads on Howlin’ Wolf’s great Chicago blues records of the 1950s and ’60s.
On Thursday every tune was from Howlin’ Wolf’s songbook, and Wolf’s name scarcely needed to be mentioned. It’s a Hubert Sumlin gig now.
It helps if Wolf’s voice can be invoked, though, and that explained the presence of David Johansen. Mr. Johansen, who has worked with Mr. Sumlin before, is naturally comical with his baritone. His version of Howlin’ Wolf got at the broad humor that was always there, no matter how many times Wolf has been compounded into a feral myth.
Mr. Johansen also has a healthy sense of shtick: In songs like “Three Hundred Pounds of Joy” and “Who’s Been Talkin’,” he was full of eager petulance, a skinny man trying to fill out an extra-large suit.
But the real action arrived a little later. The guitarist James Blood Ulmer joined the band halfway through the set, and now there were three guitars, including that of Jimmy Vivino, of late-night television’s Max Weinberg 7, who acted as the evening’s musical director. And at the luckiest moments, there were triple-deckered guitar solos through slow music, showing completely different approaches to the instrument.
Mr. Sumlin — who sang, in a thin voice, on one song, “Sitting on Top of the World” — plucked his leads with his fingers, mostly restricting himself to the three higher strings. He was playing a Fender Stratocaster, and he made the most of that guitar’s vocal-sounding tones, with glottal stops and throaty cries.
**
Hubert Sumlin- Guitar
David Johansen- Vocals & Harmonica
LeVon Helm- Drums
Jimmy Vivino- Piano
Mike Merritt- Bass
**
01. Built for Comfort
02. Little Red Rooster
03. Evil
04. Backdoor Man
05. Spoonful
06. 300 Pounds of Joy
07. Tail Dragger
08. Sittin’ On Top of the World
09. Where Did My Baby Go
10. Who’s Been Talking
12. Killing Floor
13. Wand Dang Doodle
Link - mirror
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