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MarcO Newbie

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Neil Young - Silver & Gold

Nick Drake - Bryter Layter

The Fat Cats - 9-17-99 (?) Horseshoe Tavern (double bill w/ BNB - what a night, what a show!)

The New Deal - Gone Gone Gone - I think this is the 3rd 5-disc call in a row I've chosen this; well, I'm still listening to it! Love it!

Michael Jackson - Off The Wall

[big Grin][big Grin][big Grin][big Grin]

I've been wanting to listen to MMW for a while now but have been holding off, waiting for the Toronto and Montreal shows to come in from Jay's generous b&p. Should be here anytime now, can't wait!

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Keller Williams- 10/18/03

Garcia & Grisman- 12/08/91 (The Warfield, San Francisco, CA)

Beastie Boys- Ill Communication

Nirvana- 10/12/91

Phish- 05/12/00

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Originally posted by Booche:

Uncle Suck - Turn Us Down

Dr Hackstable - Diary of A Single Queen's Boy

FerrisWeiner - Take This Schlong And Shove It

Poo Grassy High - It's Your Fault Our Kids Are So Ugly

The Skanks - We Only Play When We Are Drunk (there are so
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guest appearances on this)

Good list, but don't you have:

beero - Is It Jaeger? (I'm Seeing Double)

as well?

Aloha,

Brad

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Here's a biggie.........

The Band: After the Waltz

5 discs (3.3 gigs great, great stuff here)

Disc 1: 79:47

1. Voodoo Music

2. Goin' Back To Memphis

3. The Girl I Left Behind

4. Long Black Veil

5. Rag Mama Rag

6. Sick & Tired

7. A Letter To Tom

8. Milk Cow Boogie

9. Short Fat Fanny

10. Every Night And Every Day

11. Willie And The Hand Jive

12. The World Is Mad

13. Blaze Of Glory

14. My Love

15. Georgia

16. Rocking Chair

17. When I Get My Rewards

18. Sip The Wine

19. 15 Years Ago

20. Steppin' Out

Notes:

1: Tokyo, 1 September 1983

2: Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver BC, 18 July 1983

3-13: Danko/Helm, Starry Night, Portland OR, 28 January 1983

14-16: Danko/Manuel, Lone Star Café, NYC, 2 January 1984

17: 1985 Danko/Manuel, Lone Star Café, NYC, 28 January 1985

18-20: Danko/Helm Wax Museum, Washington DC, 20 December 1982

Disc 2: 79:52

1. King Harvest

2. Just Another Whistle Stop

3. Honest I Do

4. Blaze Of Glory

5. Before I Grow Too Old

6. Country Boy

7. Miss Otis Regrets

8. Unfaithful Servant

9. She Knows

10. CC Rider

11. Evangeline

12. Ain't Got No Home

13. Wish You Were Here

14. Across The Great Divide

15. People Would Think

16. Ws Walcott

17. You Don't Know Me

18. Share Your Love

19. I Shall Be Released

20. Rivers Of Babylon

Notes:

1-4: Danko/Manuel with Paul Butterfield, Folk City, 14 June 1985 (late show)

5-7: Richard Manuel, The Getaway Club 1985, Saugerties NY, 12 July 1985

8: Danko/Manuel/Hudson, Lone Star NYC, with Daniel Brubeck and Dave Mason, 3 May 1985

9-10: Lone Star NYC, 19 January 1986

11: Danko/Manuel with Emmylou Harris, Lone Star Café NYC, 28 January 1985

12-16: Fast & Cool Club, Dallas TX, 20 January 1986

17-19: Richard Manuel, Lone Star Café, NYC, 8 February 1986 (late show, Richard's last concert)

20 Dylan's Café, Washington DC, 1987

Disc 3: 79:41

1. Rhumba Man

2. Why Are People Like That

3. Watermelon Time In Georgia

4. Next Time You See Me

5. Kingfish

6. Down South In New Orleans

7. Freedom For The Stallion

8. The Rumour

9. Hard Times

10. When You Awake

11. Brainwash

12. My Baby Left Me

13. Once Upon A Time

14. What A Town

15. Missing In Action

16. Small Town Talk

17. Blue Tail Fly

18. Mystery Train

19. Must Be Tonight

20. Can't Find My Way Home

21. Sail On Sailor

22. Kansas City

23. Twilight

Notes:

1-4: Levon & The Woodstock All Stars, Lone Star Café, NYC, 29 January 1985

5-7: Tipitina's, New Orleans LA, 3 January 1987

8: Danko/Manuel, O'Tooles Tavern, 1 December 1986

9: Richard Manuel, The Getaway, Saugerties, NY, 11 October 1985

10-19: Rick Danko, Dylan's Café, Washington, DC 1987, late show

20-22: Danko/Hudson Kuranda Amphitheatre, Qld, Australia 5 Hune 1988 with Shredni Vollmer, Buddy Cage, Blondie Chaplin & Terry Cagle

23: Rick Danko, Miami FL, 1992

Disc 4: 79.33

1. Sitting On Top of The World

2. Sweet Peach Georgia Wine

3. Uncle Pen

4. Good Feeling (instrumental)

5. Rag Top (Boogie On The Radio)

6. Buffalo Boogie

7. Hotel Buick

8. Home Sweet Home

9. What Would They Think

10. Watching The River Flow

11. Cold Soup

12. Milk Cow Boogie

13. Instrumental

14. You Do Me God

15. Take Me To The River

16. China Girl

Notes:

1-3: ROTC Hall, UCONN, Storrs CT, 1 November 1984 with Larry Packer on fiddle

4-8: Palomino Club, Hollywood, CA, 21 January 1988 with the Woodstock All Stars

9-13: The 9:30 Club, Washington DC, 22 July 1988 with the Woodstock All Stars (Levon Helm, Stan Szelest, Jim Weider, Randy Ciarlante, Paul Brazen and Frank Campbell)

14-16: Levon Helm, The Change, Poughkeepsie NY 31 July 1987

Disc 5: 79:46

1. Tombstone Tombstone

2. River Of Honey

3. All Creation

4. Baby Don't Cry

5. Long Ways To Tennessee

6. Too Soon Gone

7. Money Whipped

8. Never Again Forever

9. Battle Is Over

10. What Good Is Love

11. Keep On The Sunny Side

12. Deep Feeling (Instrumental)

13. Blue River

14. My Friend

15. Arcadian Driftwood

16. Chain Gang

17. When I Paint My Masterpiece

18. Endless Highway

19. When You Awake

20. Bartender Blues

Notes:

1-8: from the unreleased CBS album with Jules Shear, 1990

9-10: with Louis Perez and David Hidalgo of Los Lobos, 1990 or 1991

11: Mountain Stage, 3 March 1989

12: Arrowhead Ranch, Sullivan County, NY, 4 August 1991

13: The Sting, New Britain, 15 February 1992

14: Miami Beach FL, 19 November 1992

15-20: Rick Danko, Wetlands, NY, 13 February 1993

Disc 6: 79:33

1. Drifting Away

2. Blues Stay Away From Me

3. Soul Deep

4. Nobody Sings Them Like Ray

5. The Tide Will Rise

6. Night On The Town

7. Circle Of Time

8. Sweet Home Chicago

9. One More Shot

10. Stuff You Gotta Watch

11. Upon Cripple Creek

12. Life Is A Carnival

13. Rock & Roll Shoes

14. The High Price Of Love

15. Stand Up

16. Young Blood

17. Free Your Mind

18. Don't You Tell Henry

Notes:

1: Manta Eastern Sound, Toronto, 12 July 1993, with Colin Linden

2: Country Mountain Stage, Charleston WV, 27 February 1994

3-7: Jericho Outtakes, 1993

8-13: Central Park NYC, 8 August 1995

14-17: The Joint, Las Vegas, 16 May 1996

18: Greater London Radio, 21 June 1996; Silent track: Arrowhead Ranch, Sullivan County NY, 4 August 1991

Fuckin' eh!! [big Grin]

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This week, im sporting the Calgary Public Library 6-Disc-Changer Special:

Wayne Horvitz "Sweeter Than the Day" >>Some acoustic jazz by Horvitz and his band, Zony Mash.

MMW "Uninvisible"

Fareed Haque "Deja Vu" >>Part of the Blue Note Cover Series of albums. Fareed plays the CSNY classic.

Stanton Moore "Flyin' The Koop" >>His band on this album includes: Karl Denson, Skerik, Chris Wood and Brian Seeger.

Bill Frisell "Bill Frisell with Dave Holland and Elvin Jones".

Galactic "We Love 'em Tonight: Live at Tipitina's".

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I HIGHLY recommend all of the following:

Marquee Moon ( re-issue ) - Television

Adventure ( re-issue ) - Television

Live At The Old Waldorf 1978 - Television

Live @ The Atlanta International Pop Festival 1970 - The Allman Brothers Band

It Still Moves - My Morning Jacket

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Rob Not Bob

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Well, here's what is in my car :

Queen - Greatest Hits Vol. 1 & 2

Led Zeppelin - Live At Earl's Court 75

Mahavishnu Orchestra - Live 72 & 73

Gov't Mule - The Deepest End

Stereophonics - Performance And Cocktails

The Who - Quadrophenia

In my DiscMan :

King Crimson - Epitaph Vol. 4

In My Bedroom stereo :

Hawkwind - Electric Teepee

In my livingroom stereo :

King Crimson - Collectors Club Vol. 24 : Live In Guildford 1972

RnB

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B & Z

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>>>ahhh Slight Return..............of

Jimi Hendrix **

Royal Albert Hall, London, UK '2-18-69

(not the famous one-this was a week before)

Jimi Hendrix **

Sportsplast, Berlin '1-23-69

(unbelievable RED HOUSE & C'MON Pt.1 -w/a cadenza like no other!!!)

**(I'm going to be seeding these at STG shortly, if I can stop d/l the endless release

of Led Zep and Pat Metheny shows...I was down to .955mb out of 80Gigs today!! mamma!!)**

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Fitzgeralds, Austin, Txs '6-20-83 disc 1 & 2

(it's all there!)

Johnny "Hammond" Smith "Open House"

(funky jz organ and guitar)

Von Freeman "The Improviser"

(Chicago tenor saxophonist legend)

Play on, Brother!

N

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Hey, who's Horace Silver? And who's Television?? Curious..

[big Grin]

Horace Silver is a legendary hard-bop jazz pianist.

Television is one of my favourite bands and are one of the more influential bands from the 1970's CBGB's music scene ( along with Patti Smith, The Ramones, Talking Heads and Blondie ). They are by far the least known.

If punk had a jamband, then that band was Television. One of the greatest rock albums I've EVER heard is Television's debut, Marquee Moon. The title song, Marquee Moon, is a masterpiece and may be my favourite jam song of all time.

The great thing about Television is that they love to play. All 3 of their studio albums are great and are must owns ( buy the Marquee Moon and Adventure reissues ). Their great live album, The Blow Up, sizzles, but the sound quality is poor - it's still a must own; the playing is brilliant.

Check out what All Music Guide says about Television. They are bang-on with their assessment of Television ( you'll find good reviews and a bio of Horace Silver too on AMG ):

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll

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quote:
Originally posted by KevO:

Hey, who's Horace Silver? And who's Television?? Curious..

[big Grin]

Horace Silver is a legendary hard-bop jazz pianist.

Television is one of my favourite bands and are one of the more influential bands from the 1970's CBGB's music scene ( along with Patti Smith, The Ramones, Talking Heads and Blondie ). They are by far the least known.

If punk had a jamband, then that band was Television. One of the greatest rock albums I've EVER heard is Television's debut, Marquee Moon. The title song, Marquee Moon, is a masterpiece and may be my favourite jam song of all time.

I just discovered "Marquee Moon" over the last six months or so and it's been getting quite the play at my place. It's real, real good!

Interesting stuff.

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nero- "Soon"

Sublime- "Sublime"

Broken Social Scene- the new one

Bruce Springsteen- "Nebraska"

Remy Shand- new cd

And for the love of god, I was always one to say that Dave was alright and check out the shows. That there was something fun there. But my god, that new cd is freakin horrible. Even Trey couldn't save the day. It makes me want to die (and I am generally I very happy person).

Sean

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