Esau.

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JOAN BAEZ & THE ROLLING THUNDER REVUE
Alone In The Storm

The complete solo set from 1975-1976 tour
A PR production

CD 1:
1. Diamonds And Rust - Palace Theater, Waterbury, CT, November 11, 1975;
2. Swing Low Sweet Chariot - Palace Theater, Waterbury, CT, November 11, 1975;
3. Jesse - Patrick Gymnasium, University Of Vermont, Burlington, November 8, 1975;
4. Wonderful World - Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA, November 21, 1975;
5. Pastures Of Plenty - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, December 2, 1975;
6. Suzanne - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, December 2, 1975;
7. Prison Trilogy - Madison Square Garden, New York, December 8, 1975;
8. Do Right Woman, Do Right Man - Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA, November 21, 1975;
9. John Reilly - Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA, November 21, 1975;           
10. All My Trials - Harvard Square Theater, Cambridge, MA, November 20, 1975;
11. Joe Hill - Palace Theater, Waterbury, CT, November 11, 1975;
12. El Preso Numero Nueve - Tarrant County Convention Center Arena, Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976;
 
CD 2:
1. Forever Young - Tarrant County Convention Center Arena, Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976;
2. Love Song To A Stranger - The Warehouse, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 3, 1976;
3. Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me ‘Round - The Warehouse, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 3, 1976;
4. Help Me Make It Through The Night - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, December 2, 1975;
5. Long Black Veil - Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA, November 21, 1975;
6. Please Come To Boston - Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA, November 21, 1975;
7. Oh Happy Day - Palace Theater, Waterbury, CT, November 11, 1975;
8. Sweeter For Me - Tarrant County Convention Center Arena, Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976;
9. Dancing In The Street - Tarrant County Convention Center Arena, Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976;  
10. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (with Roger McGuinn) - The Warehouse, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 3, 1976;
11. Diamonds And Rust (acoustic version)- The Warehouse, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 3, 1976;

The only omitted tracks are "Mary Hamilton", which was played only once (in Plymouth on October 31, 1975), but not recorded and "Rebecca Come Live With Me", also played once (on November 24, 1975  in Hartford), which was the band instrumental with minimal involvement of Joan Baez.

Hey. I no longer have the original SHN files I posted 19 years ago, but I do have the original WAVs those SHNs were converted to. I've converted them to FLAC, added a new text with updated tracking and whatever other info I still had on the show from my defunct trade list and rar'd it up.

link to d/l removed.

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Pink Floyd 8mm 2K Scan, 4K video of June 28 1975 at the Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton, Ontario Canada. Filmed by Jim Kelly 'Speedy' in super8 reels for his personal collection. 4k reel conversion done by The Genesis Museum and audio sync by Ikhnaton and NUFF. http://genesismuseum.com/

25th anniversary tour.

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Jazz is dead
Tarrytown Music Hall
Tarrytown, NY
January 26, 2023

Source: AKG 451's > Zoom H5
Location: Mic's were about 1 foot from the left side PA
Great sound!


SET 1

01 Mississippi 1/2 Step Uptown Toodeloo
02 Let Me Sing Your Blues Away
03 Row Jimmy
04 Stella Blue
05 Here Comes Sunshine
06 Eyes of The World
07 Weather Report Suite

SET 2

01 China Cat Sunflower >
02 Crazy Fingers >
03 Terrapin Station

This is a review of the show:

Superlatives won’t sufficiently convey the level of intensity,
emotion, dexterity & proficiency that was on display tonight
… and not only by the musicians. Our TM/FOH (Larry) mix could
not have been better … our stage manager chief tech (Delacey)
could not have been better. Everyone was beaming as they came
off the stage & the audience levitated out of the theater …
they’ll never be the same.
What Bobby did to ‘Terrapin‘ on the banjo
was beyond belief. Al’s tone & rhythmic offsets were astonishing.
Pete worked his sticks like he was driving a 16 wheeler to Neptune
… & Steve? He took us to The Happy Place …

Untracked recording on LMA :https://archive.org/details/FatCats2022-12-26

Boxing Day 2022 live at the Casbah in Hamilton, Ontario.

Cheers folks, hope everyone has had a safe, healthy and happy holidays.

Jerry Christmas and Happy Bob Weir to all.

 Happy 30th guys. Blow the roof the place the tonight. Thanks for all the great music, amazing shows and such fun times. Impossible to truly articulate what it all means to me. My only regret is I cannot recall the name of the crazy little dreaded headed girl I followed to Dundas and ended up in a place whose name escapes me - The Box or something like that. It was late into 2nd set, but man it was great. (91 or 92 perhaps?). I also have really fond memories of the sweaty (really sweaty) and packed shows in Ancaster at the Coach & Lantern, my god were they fun.

I really freakin hope there's a damn taper there! Thanks for all the memories, music and good times.

On 12/22/2022 at 10:23 AM, edger said:

Wishing you health, healing and resiliency through your surgery Greg.  So sorry to hear that you won't be able to join us. Your spirit and foundational presence in this whole scene will surely be there. Shore up my friend

Many thanks for the kind words & wishes S. Everything seems to have gone well, starting to feel a bit better tonight, though was/am in no shape or form to attend.
 

Saw it's sold out. Gonna be fun. Going hurt to miss this.

Anyway....

My friend John is looking for a single. He lives just around Brantford (can/will pick up tic) and can be reached via his fb account I guess >> https://www.facebook.com/john.craig.528

1 hour ago, edger said:

See you on Boxing day?

Unfortunately its not looking good due to surgery on 23rd. Would love to though.

Haven't got a ticket yet, but I'm hoping to be able to make it, gonna be a fun night. Unfortunately, I have day surgery scheduled for the 23rd so I'm prepared to be disappointed (pre-op interview didn't think I'll be in shape to go). Hoping that if I can't make it I'll still be able to get one or two of the shirts though.

30 years...geeze. Certainly doesn't feel like it.

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By Jeff Slate

The iconoclast shares his thoughts on creativity, how technology might represent the end of civilization and why he thanked ‘the crew of Dunkin’ Donuts’ in his latest book

IN HIS 81 YEARS, Bob Dylan has seemingly lived 100 lives. He conquered the world in the 1960s as a singer-songwriter who defied convention, going on to sell millions of records. He’s earned countless awards, including 10 Grammys, an Oscar, although he didn’t even attend the ceremony to accept it, and even the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature. And music is only part of his story; Mr. Dylan has also become known among fans and collectors as an accomplished painter, and his 2004 book “Chronicles, Volume One,” an international bestseller, won the National Book Award.

Last month, he added a second book to the catalog. “The Philosophy of Modern Song” (Simon & Schuster) reads both as meditation and fever dream; it is a history lesson about (mostly) songs from the mid-20th Century, but also a rare glimpse into the fertile mind of one of the most creative people of the modern era.

In a lengthy interview, Mr. Dylan ruminated on the explosion of technology and culture during the mid-20th century, when he was young, life in the TikTok age, his lockdown experience and songwriting.

Full article (option to listen to article ~8min) WSJ : https://www.wsj.com/articles/bob-dylan-interview-11671471665

Alternate Link (bobdylan.com): https://www.bobdylan.com/news/bob-dylan-interviewed-by-wall-street-journals-jeff-slate/

On this date in 1986, the Grateful Dead held their first show back after a diabetic coma nearly killed Garcia.

https://www.jambase.com/article/grateful-dead-returns-jerry-garcia-diabetic-coma-date-1986

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On July 10, 1986 Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia lapsed into a diabetic coma that nearly killed him. The band’s upcoming shows were canceled as Garcia spent weeks and months recovering with help from old friend Merl Saunders. While Garcia played a number of Jerry Garcia Band shows in Fall 1986, the Grateful Dead finally returned to the stage on December 15, 1986, to begin a series of three performances at the Oakland Coliseum Arena.

Scribe Blair Jackson described Merl’s role in getting Jerry back into shape for a Dead.net article:

                                               

 "When Jerry nearly died in the summer of 1986 after slipping into a diabetic coma, it was Merl more than anyone else, who literally sat by Jerry’s side and helped him regain his musical gifts—which had become scrambled and elusive following the coma—by patiently re-teaching him the fundamentals, rebuilding his skills a little at a time. And even before he was ready to attempt to play, Merl helped him get some of his strength back: “I’d take him for a walk. We’d take 10 steps, then take 10 steps back. His attitude was great. He wanted to get better, but he was scared, too. He got tired very easily, but he never really got discouraged. The most he’d say would be, ‘Oh man, this is harder than it looks!’”

Once Garcia picked up a guitar, “It came back very slowly,” Merl said. “He had to learn chords all over again and he had a lot of trouble remembering how to do even the simplest stuff. And I didn’t want to push him. ‘Man, I’m tired.’ He’d been playing for five minutes. ‘OK, that’s fine. Put it down. Let’s go for a walk.’ And we’d do that for a few minutes until he’d get tired. We’d talk about music. I’d tell him about songs I was working on and that would get his mind going. We’d talk in musical terms. And slowly he started to get his strength back. But it sometimes took an hour or two for him to get even a simple chord down. Then, as we got farther into it, some things started to come back to him a little, but it took a lot of work. The first song he wanted to learn again was ‘My Funny Valentine.’”

Setlist (via JerryBase)

Set One: Touch Of Grey, C.C. Rider, When Push Comes To Shove [1], Beat It On Down The Line > Greatest Story Ever Told, Loser, Cassidy, Althea, My Brother Esau, Candyman, Let It Grow

Set Two: Iko Iko, Looks Like Rain, Black Muddy River [1], Playing In The Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin’ > Wharf Rat > Playing In The Band > Good Lovin’

Encore: Johnny B. Goode

Notes:

• [1] First performance

https://archive.org/details/gd1986-12-15.sbd.walker-scotton.miller.99035.sbeok.flac16

Tuba solo at ~30:20
 

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 Love Sick [Take 2]
 

More: https://www.bobdylan.com/news/fragments-time-out-of-mind-sessions-1996-1997-to-be-released-on-january-27/

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BOB DYLAN – FRAGMENTS – TIME OUT OF MIND SESSIONS (1996-1997): THE BOOTLEG SERIES VOL. 17  TO BE RELEASED IN DELUXE 5 DISC SET ON COLUMBIA RECORDS/LEGACY RECORDINGS FRIDAY, JANUARY 27

 

Latest chapter in acclaimed Bootleg Series unveils Time Out of Mind 2022 Remix + previously unreleased recordings including studio outtakes, alternate versions and live performances (1997-2001) of songs penned by Dylan for 1998’s Grammy-Winning Album of the Year

Bob Dylan – Fragments – Time Out of Mind Sessions (1996-1997): The Bootleg Series Vol.17 Also Available in 2CD and 4LP Highlight Editions

 

Previously Unreleased “Love Sick” (Version 2) Available on All Streaming Services Today

                                                                                                 

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Trey Anastasio Band (w/ Goose)
11/15/22
UPMC Events Center; Moon, PA

Location: DFC Behind SBD
Source: Schoeps mk22 (30cm @ 60 degrees)> nbob actives> Naiant PFA> Sound Devices Mixpre6 (Channels 1&2 @ 24/48)
Transfer: Sound Devices Mixpre6> Macbook Pro> Reaper> FLAC
recorded and transferred by Phishrabbi <phishrabbi@kasvot.net>

One Set:
Everything’s right
Mozambique
Camel Walk
Cayman review
Alive Again
Love is what we are
Gotta Jiboo
Burlap sack and pumps
Ghost
Simple twist up Dave
Hey stranger
Money love and change
Push on till the day
Banter (Goose Enters)
Sand
Encore break
More (acoustic)
Number line (acoustic)
Suzy Greenberg

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Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey
May 1, 2022 (actually 2am on May 2nd)
New Orleans, LA @ Cafe Istanbul

Sony ECM908C > Canon XA50 > WAV (16/48) > Vegas Pro 14.0 (slight eq) > CD Wave Editor (tracking) > FLAC (16/48)
Recorded by Funk It Blog

Notes: Special reunion performance. Magic in the air. Missing some of the beginning.

01. // Santiago
02. Lola and Alice
03. Slow Breath, Silent Mind
04. Dove's Army of Love
05. The Time Is Now
06. Song of the Vipers [Louis Armstrong]
07. Fourth Eye
08. Sean's Song >
09. Tomorrow We'll Know Today
10. Oklahoma Stomp [Duke Ellington]

Brian Haas - keyboards
Reed Matthis - guitar
Jason Smart - drums

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https://archive.org/details/jfjo2022-05-01

Phish
08/10/2022
Budweiser Stage
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

**24 bit**

Source: DPA 4023>EAA-PSP-2>Sound Devices 722 (24/96)
Config/Location: DIN/OTS/SLOC 7’stand clamped left side of the board
Transfer: 722>Firewire>Macbook>
Sound Studio 3.6(fades, normalize peak, +gain, track)>
xACT 2.50(encode, tag, fingerprint)>flac24 (level 8 )
Taped and Transferred by: Lenny Stubbe

Set I: (1:14:41)

01. intro
02. Sigma Oasis>
03. Blaze On
04. Steam
05. My Sweet One
06. Theme From the Bottom
07. Wombat
08. Stash
09. Sand

Set II: (1:31:55)

01. intro
02. Sample in a Jar>
03. Down with Disease>
04. Death Don't Hurt Very Long
05. Twenty Years Later>
06. Light>
07. Bouncing Around the Room
08. 2001>
09. Sneakin Sally Through the Alley
10. Free

11. encore break
12. Lawn Boy
13. Say It To Me S.A.N.T.O.S.

Notes:
- Down with Disease was unfinished
- Toronto is a tough place to record, the crowd has no idea who tapers are and why we are flying microphones above their heads, so there’s some clapping under the mics between tunes
- Thanks to Greg M from Rochester for the clamp space. Only two tapers at this show

Seeded to etree on:

08/27/2022

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