Monday, February 22, 2010
Frank Zappa-Trick Or Treat
Frank Zappa-Trick Or Treat
Soundboard
1. Uncle Meat (One Note at a Time) / Son of Prelude to the Afternoon of a Sexually Aroused Gas Mask / Oh, in the Sky (08:19)
2. The Big Medley: Let's Make the Water Turn Black / Harry, You're a Beast / Oh No / The Orange County Lumber Truck / King Kong (17:03) [largely officially released on Ahead of Their Time]
3. Bacon Fat (04:20) [Andre Williams / Brown]
4. The String Quartet (First Part) (13:36)
5. The Wild Man Fischer Story [Fischer]
6. I'm the Meany [Fischer]
7. The String Quartet (09:47) [listed as "Let's Make the Water Turn Black"]
8. [?] [listed as "Uncle Bernie's Farm"]
Tracks 1-2 are live in London 1968. "Oh, in the Sky" is Roy Estrada singing a Ruben-esque tune. Track 2 has been officially released as tracks 16-20 of Ahead of Their Time, though there are some edits on the official album.
Tracks 3-6 are as on Our Man in Nirvana (Fullerton, 11-Aug-1968).
Tracks 7-8 are identified as live in Bremen 1968. They are listed as "Let's Make the Water Turn Black" and "Uncle Bernie's Farm" but do not actually represent these songs. Track 7 is the "String Quartet" (the instrumental medley of "Pound for a Brown" and "Sleeping in a Jar" with jamming), and track 8 is an "extremely slow instrumental". If they are indeed from Bremen, they are from the show that was televised in Germany as Lieder Liches.
Part 1-http://sharebee.com/8372e9a1
Part 2-http://sharebee.com/660e5fed
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
The Stooges (8-18-73)
Iggy & The Stooges
The American Theatre
St. Louis. Missouri
August 18, 1973
Second Show
01. Raw Power
02. Head On
03. Gimmie Danger
04. Cock In My Pocket
05. (Crowd)
06. Search & Destroy/I Need Somebody
07. Heavy Liquid
08. Heavy Liquid
09. Open Up & Bleed
Rough but listenable audience recording!
Part 1-http://sharebee.com/ab46662c
Part 2-http://sharebee.com/216efae0
Friday, February 12, 2010
San Francisco International Pop Festival-October 26, 1968 (FLAC)
San Francisco International Pop Festival
Alameda County Fairgrounds, CA, USA
26 October 1968
Mad River, Rejoice, The Everpresent Fullness,
Lee Michaels, Iron Butterfly, and Jose Feliciano
01. Taper's Comments/Stage Announcements/Introduction to Mad River
02. Mad River - unknown
03. Rejoice - unknown (cut)
04. Rejoice - unknown
05. The Everpresent Fullness - "Golden Gate Park"
06. Stage Announcements/Introduction to Lee Michaels
07. Lee Michaels - unknown (fragment)
08. Iron Butterfly - unknown
09. Unknown Drumming/Taper's Comments
10. Jose Feliciano - "Star Spangled Banner" (cut)
11. Jose Feliciano - "Hi-Heel Sneakers"
12. Iron Butterfly - "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"/Stage Announcements
Total Time: 32:40
Audience Tape. Reel > CDR (from master) > FLAC
Sound Quality: (B) I believe that this is a 2nd gen tape.
This is an interesting, if not pretty raw, audience tape, recorded during the first
day of the two-day San Francisco International Pop Festival. It does not make
for the best listening, because many of the tracks are mere fragments of songs
and the taper speaks throughout.
Nevertheless, I am thankful to whoever taped these performances, because it
is a small, but important document of a fascinating time and place. To be sure,
despite its flaws, it is a good sounding recording for its time. Further, it is
interesting because few studio recordings of Rejoice and The Everpresent Fullness
exist, let alone live tapes. Mad River is likewise underrepresented in tape trade
circles. And, finally, the Lee Michaels track, a mere one minute or so, is to my
knowledge the oldest live recording that exists of his work. The best preserved
tracks are from Iron Butterfly and Jose Feliciano, so this tape would certainly be
of interest to their fans. Please let me know the names of the songs.
While researching this upload, I found a Billboard Magazine article from
26 Oct 1968, in which the writer claims that this entire two-day festival was
being officially recorded by "McCune Sound Co. of San Francisco" and that the
festival's organizers planned a release of the music. To my knowledge an album
never came of this (though there was an album released called S.F. Int. Pop Festival,
I don't believe it had anything to do with this festival). Does anyone know
if soundboards exist?
Part 1-http://sharebee.com/809ba11f
Part 2-http://sharebee.com/b0575e89
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Flo & Eddie-The Roxy, Los Angeles (September 26, 1976)
Flo and Eddie
The Roxy, Los Angeles.USA
September 26, 1976
The quality of this recording is excellent, a little hiss in the lower volume parts, nothing to get worked up over. Anyone who's a Zappa, or Turtles fan's gonna love this.
Mark Volman (Flo) - vocals, guitar
Howard Kaylan (Eddie) - vocals
Andy Cahan - keyboards
Phil Reed - guitar
Erik Scott - bass guitar
Craig Krampf - drums
Ian Underwood - saxophone
Bruce Fowler - trombone
Walt Fowler - trumpet.
01 Intro
02 We're So Cheap
03 I Wanna Rock N Roll All Night
04 It Aint Me Babe
05 Best Possible Me
06 In Australia - Born To Run
07 Nikki Hoi-White Rabbit-Help Me, Brian-Nikki Hoi
08 Mama, Open Up
09 Marmendy Mill
10 Illegal Immoral And Fattening
11 You Showed Me
12 Elenore
13 The Sanzini Brothers - The Tibetan Memory Trick
14 Wings-Elton-There's No Business Like Showbusiness
15 Do The Frampton
16 Hot
17 Sway When You Walk
18 Kama Sutra Time
19 The Popstar Massage Unit
20 Keep It Warm
21 Moving Targets
22 Happy Together
23 She'd Rather Be With Me
Part 1-http://sharebee.com/ee1a99b6
Part 2-http://sharebee.com/d4acc40f
The Roxy, Los Angeles.USA
September 26, 1976
The quality of this recording is excellent, a little hiss in the lower volume parts, nothing to get worked up over. Anyone who's a Zappa, or Turtles fan's gonna love this.
Mark Volman (Flo) - vocals, guitar
Howard Kaylan (Eddie) - vocals
Andy Cahan - keyboards
Phil Reed - guitar
Erik Scott - bass guitar
Craig Krampf - drums
Ian Underwood - saxophone
Bruce Fowler - trombone
Walt Fowler - trumpet.
01 Intro
02 We're So Cheap
03 I Wanna Rock N Roll All Night
04 It Aint Me Babe
05 Best Possible Me
06 In Australia - Born To Run
07 Nikki Hoi-White Rabbit-Help Me, Brian-Nikki Hoi
08 Mama, Open Up
09 Marmendy Mill
10 Illegal Immoral And Fattening
11 You Showed Me
12 Elenore
13 The Sanzini Brothers - The Tibetan Memory Trick
14 Wings-Elton-There's No Business Like Showbusiness
15 Do The Frampton
16 Hot
17 Sway When You Walk
18 Kama Sutra Time
19 The Popstar Massage Unit
20 Keep It Warm
21 Moving Targets
22 Happy Together
23 She'd Rather Be With Me
Part 1-http://sharebee.com/ee1a99b6
Part 2-http://sharebee.com/d4acc40f
Monday, February 1, 2010
Roger Daltrey-Orchestral Tommy (12-9-72)
Roger Daltrey
Orchestral Tommy Party Line
December 9,1972
Rainbow Theatre
London,England
Source: Soundboard
Lineup:
Roger Daltrey
London Symphony Orchestra
David Essex
Marsha Hunt
Elkie Brooks
Roy Wood (of Wizzard)
Roger Chapman
Graham Bell
Bill Oddie
Merry Clayton
John Pertwee
Vivian Stanshall
Tracklisting:
1.Overture
2.It's A Boy
3.1921
4.Amazing Journey
5.Sparks
6.Eyesight To The Blind
7.Christmas
8.Cousin Kevin
9.The Acid Queen
10.Underture
11.Do You Think It's Alright
12.Fiddle About
13.Pinball Wizard
14.There's A Doctor
15.Go To The Mirror
16.Tommy Can You Hear Me
17.Smash The Mirror
18.I'm Free
19.Miracle Cure
20.Sensation
21.Sally Simpson
22.Welcome
23.Tommy's Holiday Camp
Part 1-http://sharebee.com/67ab68b4
Part 2-http://sharebee.com/dc094cde
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