Focus - Rotterdam 1971

Focus, a Dutch prog-rock band had considerable fame during the 1970's and in particular with the hit Hocus Pocus from the album Focus II.
This set from October 29, 1971 has only the track Eruption (side two from Focus II) but performed with some improvisation more than doubling its duration from the studio version which had 22 minutes.

Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: Soundboard

Track List:
1 - Intro/Tuning
2 - Eruption (46:04)

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Gentle Giant - Capitol Studios, Hollywood, 1975

A Gentle Giant live session recorded at the Capitol Studios, Hollywood, on February 13, 1975.
It was used for broadcast two days later on the Saturday Night At The Concert Hour on KMET-FM, a Los Angeles radio station.
Some of the session's songs were comercially released so they're not present here.

Sound Quality: 9

Source: FM Broadcast

Track List:
01 - Radio Promo
02 - Cogs In Cogs
03 - Proclamation
04 - Funny Ways
05 - Experience
06 - So Sincere
07 - The Advent Of Panurge
08 - Mister Class and Quality
09 - Radio Promo

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Kansas - Palladium, NYC 1980

Kansas recorded at the Palladium in New York on November 20, 1980 touring their 7th album, Audio-Visions.
This album was also the last one with the original line up until the release of 2000's Somewhere to Elsewhere.

Sound Quality: 9.5+

Source: FM Broadcast

Track List:
01 - radio intro
02 - Intro Wagner's Lohengrin-Point of Know Return
03 - Icarus - Borne On Wings Of Steel
04 - Paradox
05 - Hopelessly Human
06 - Cheyenne Anthem
07 - Dust In The Wind
08 - You Think You Got It Made-The Mask of the Great Deceiver
09 - Miracles Out Of Nowhere-Loner
10 - Anything For You
11 - Don't Open Your Eyes
12 - Got To Rock On-No One Together
13 - Hold On
14 - Relentless
15 - Portrait (He Knew)-Carry On Wayward Son

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Midnight Oil Unplugged Calgary Canada 1993

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Mike Morgan & The Crawl Live at Warehouse of Blues 10_24_97

 Great soundboard recording !  file is at 192 kbs

 25 tracks here pretty much the whole show !

"When guitarist Mike Morgan and his band, The Crawl, released their 1990 Black Top debut, Raw & Ready, the band quickly went from local Texas phenomenon to nationally recognized blues stars. With each subsequent release, Morgan's powerful guitar playing and The Crawl's road-proven stage shows made for one of the blues' great success stories.
Mike Morgan and The Crawl's fiery stage shows drew rave reviews from critics and left fans open-mouthed in amazement. With a healthy dose of hard driving Texas blues, a touch of horn-fat Southern soul, and a splash of old-fashioned roots rock, Mike Morgan and The Crawl are back and ready to take their aggressive, innovative blues to fans from coast to coast. The Crawl kicks out some lethally propulsive rhythms behind Morgan's barbwire-jagged guitar."

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Roomful Of Blues - Live At Bimbo's 365 Club, 2-03-1996 1996

Roomful Of Blues - Live At Bimbo's 365 Club, San Francisco, CA, 1996-02-03

Roomful Of Blues is an American blues and swing revival big band based in Rhode Island. With a recording career that spans over 40 years.
They play a blend of swing, rock and roll, jump blues, boogie-woogie and soul. They have had many different musicians come and go through out the years. They got their start in Westerly, Rhode Island in 1967. This recording came saying it had Ronnie earl, but listening to the introductions, you will hear them say Chris Vachon on guitar. This is a very enjoyable blues show with a big horn section and some fine blues guitar and harmonica. If you like the blues I recommend this recording. I made the cover based on the album cover of the album that they were  promoting at the time of the concert called Turn It On Turn It Up.

CD 1:
Inst.
Blind Love
If You Know It
Say We're Through
Lillie Mae
I Left My Baby
Turn It On, Turn It Up
Marie, Marie
Slam Jam
Walkin' Slow Behind You
...I Smell Trouble
Early In The Morning
Honey, Hush

CD 2:
Inst.
Payin' The Cost To Be The Boss
Angry Woman
Ain't It A Shame
Gettin' Out
You Win?
She's The Girl That Radiates
Champagne Eyes
That Aint Right
You Don't Know
Last Night
Sent For You Yesterday
I Should Have Known

Personnel:
Chris Vachon: guitar
Sugar Ray Norcia: harp and vocals
Matt McCabe: piano
Bob Enos: tumpet
Rich Lataille: tenor and alto saxophone
Doug James (a.k.a. "Mr. Low"): baritone saxophone
Ken "Doc" Grace: bass
John Rossi: drums

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DOUBLE DECKER: PAUL BUTTERFIELD Live at the Record Plant, Sausalito, CA; December 30, 1973. Live in Helsinki 1969

Who said white boys can't get the Blues?

PAUL BUTTERFIELD
Sausalito 1973

Live at the Record Plant, Sausalito, CA; December 30, 1973. 

Very good radio broadcast; slight hiss.

TRACK LIST:

Track 01. Intro
Track 02. Walkin’ Blues
Track 03. Take Your Pleasure Where You Find It
Track 04. Broke My Baby’s Heart
Track 05. Done a Lot of Wrong Things
Track 06. Piano intro
Track 07. He’s Got All the Whiskey
Track 08. It All Comes Back (fixed - thanks to 2yrsnojob)
Track 09. Down at the Bottom
Track 10. Too Many Drivers

Bonus; with Geoff Muldaur and Amos Garrett in the band
Track 11. Piano Intro
Track 12. He’s Got All the Whiskey
Track 13. Nobody’s Fault But Mine
Track 14. Please Send Me Somebody To Love
Paul Butterfield’s Better Days band included Amos Garrett (guitar), Geoff (guitar) and Maria Muldaur, Ronnie Barron (keyboards), Billy Rich (bass) and Chris Parker (drums

 

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Paul Butterfield Band - Live in Helsinki 1969

Live at Kulttuuritalo, Helsinki

January 14th, 1969

Tracklist

01 Tuning - Intro
02 One More Heartache
03 I've Got A Mind To Give Up Living
04 unknown title
05 Losing Hand
06 C.C. Rider
07 In My Own Dream
08 unknown title
09 Tollin' Bells

Personnel:
Paul Butterfield (vocals, harmonica, guitar)
Buzzy Feiten (guitar, piano, vocals)
Philip Wilson (drums, vocals)
Freddie Beckmeier (bass)
Gene Dinwiddie (tenor sax, flute, mandolin, vocals)
Keith Johnson (trumpet)
David Sanborn (alto sax)

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Roy Buchanan LIVE Stanhope, NJ, 1988-06-30

Roy Buchanan (September 23, 1939 – August 14, 1988) 

Roy Buchanan (September 23, 1939 – August 14, 1988) was an American guitarist and blues musician. A pioneer of the Telecaster sound, Buchanan worked as both a sideman and solo artist, with two gold albums early in his career,  and two later solo albums that made it on to the Billboard chart. Despite never having achieved stardom, he is still considered a highly influential guitar player. Guitar Player praised him as having one of the "50 Greatest Tones of all Time." 

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Roy Buchanan - Stanhope, NJ, 1988-06-30 [SBD]
Stanhope House
Stanhope
New Jersey
June 30, 1988

UnofficiAL Soundboard Recording - Audio Quality Very Good > Excellent


Disc 1
01. Intro 02:11
02. Short Fuse 02:48
03. Can't Judge a Book 04:16
04. Country Boy 05:44
05. Down By the River 08:00
06. Goose Grease 04:36
07. Baby Baby Baby 05:40
08. Peter Gunn > When a Guitar Plays the Blues> 05:18
09. When a Guitar Plays the Blues (cut near end) 09:16
10. Stage Banter 01:43
11. Suzie Q 02:53
12. Hot 'Cha (cut at 00:37) > I'm a Ram 03:55
13. Shuffle 04:23
14. Green Onions > Hey Joe > Foxey Lady > Purple Haze 12:04

Disc 2
01. The Messiah Will Come Again > encore applause 09:04
02. Rock'n'Roll 04:16
03. Sunshine of Your Love 05:11

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Black Sabbath - Pittsburgh 1978

Another great one by one of the greatest: Black Sabbath, recorded live at the Civic Arena, Pittsburgh on September 1978.
This was on the Never Say Die promotional tour, freshly released at the time and the last album with Ozzy on vocals (on this phase of the Sabbath).

Sound Quality: 9.5-

Source: Soundboard

Track List:
01 - Snowblind
02 - Black Sabbath
03 - Dirty Women
04 - Rock N Roll Doctor
05 - Drum Solo
06 - Jam I
07 - Guitar Solo (Orchid)
08 - Jam II
09 - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Jam
10 - Electric Funeral
11 - Iron Man
12 - Fairies Wear Boots
13 - Children Of The Grave
14 - Paranoid

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Electric Flag & Erma Franklin - Bootleg Carousel Ballroom SF (1968)

Playing the Carousel
April 21, 1968; Carousel Ballroom, San Francisco, CA
Soundboard recording

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The Electric Flag on Disc
A Review of Studio and Bootleg Recordings
 By David Dann
full review in attached notepad

This performance likely comes from a casual Sunday afternoon show at the Carousel Ballroom. The Electric Flag shared the stage with Erma Franklin, Aretha’s sister, and – with the exception of Michael Bloomfield – provided backup for her during her set.

The Carousel appearance captures the Flag at a moment when the band was beginning to come apart from the pressures of commercial expectations, personality conflicts and drugs. Despite its uneven performance, however, the group displays its exceptional drive and musicianship – and its penchant for experimentation.

TRACKS

Cd1
1-Uptight Outa Sight >
2-Day Tripper >
3-Drivin' Wheel ( Originally Tracked As 2 Songs,Merged With Cool Edit )
4-The Theme
5-Going Down Slow ( Cuts )
6-Instrumental ( Cuts In )( Trks.6,7 Originally Tracked As 1 Song,Split With Cd Wave Editor )
7-Big Boss Man

Cd2
1-Dr. Feelgood
2-I Heard It Through The Grapevine > Mercy > Tell Mama > Chain Of Fools
3-Piece Of My Heart
4-Hold On I'm Coming
5-Everyday I Have The Blues >
6-Killing Floor ( Cuts )

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John Hiatt LIVE 1993-10-30 London FM

 John Hiatt & The Guilty Dogs

1993-10-30   The Forum, London, UK

Pre-FM Broadcast recording, excellent quality

mp3 @ 320 kbps

Artwork Included

Tracklist:   

01. Through Your  Hands
02. Drive South
03. Cross My Fingers
04. Permanent Hurt
05. Child Of The Wild Blue Yonder
06. Loving A Hurricane
07. When You Hold Me Tight
08. Paper Thin
09. Straight Out Of Time
10. Your Dad Did
11. Something Wild
12. Have a Little Faith In Me
13. Buffalo River Home
14. Angel
15. Thing Called Love
16. I Don’t Even Try
17. Perfectly Good Guitar
18. Thank You Girl
19. Slow Turning
20. Georgia Rae
21. Tennessee Plates
22. Lipstick Sunset
23. Real Fine Love
24. Feels Like Rain

John Hiatt: guitar, vocals
& The Guilty Dogs:
Michael Ward: gutar, vocals
Davey Faragher: bass, vocals
Michael Urbano: drums

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