Whtcha all listening too?

[laughingwillow]

King Tubby: In Fine Style - Dub Master

[senorsalvia]

Johnny Winter.....  Man, his new release is just very, very good....  sal

[jikuhchagi]

gd72-10-19

The (Fabulous) Fox Theatre

St. Louis, MO

SBD > MR > Cass > DAT > CDR



Disc 1

1. //Promised Land

2. Tennessee Jed

3. Jack Straw

4. Don't Ease Me In

5. Black Throated Wind

6. Sugaree

7. Mexicali Blues

8. Bertha

9. El Paso

10. China Cat Sunflower >

11. I Know You Rider



Disc 2

1. Beat It On Down the Line

2. Dire Wolf

3. Around & Around

4. Casey Jones

5. Big River

6. Friend of the Devil

7. Me and My Uncle

8. Bird Song



Disc 3

1. Truckin' >

2. Drums >

3. Other One >

4. He's Gone >

5. Other One

6. Greatest Story Ever Told

7. Comes a Time

8. Not Fade Away >

9. Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad >

10. Not Fade Away

[Avery L. Breath]

Mmmm, Yummy!

gogol bordello

[senorsalvia]

Wow!!!  I attended that show.....  Great night/great fun.......sal

[senorsalvia]

Listening to Tampa Red, Stevie Ray, Mike Bloomfield, Roy Buchanan....  Yep, sal has 'dem blues again --------

[jikuhchagi]

This is interesting stuff, I never heard these guys before:

Medeski, Martin & Wood
06/20/2006
United Islands of Prague
Zofin Island, Prague,
Czechoslovakia
EUROPE

One Set Only:  Tootie Ma Is a Big Fine Thing > Afrique, Curtis > The Dropper, Bloody Oil, What'd I Say?

Encore:  Bass Solo > Is There Anybody Here That Loves My Jesus
Source: SBD->Sony Mini Disc->CoolEditPro 2.1->CD Wave Editor->Flac

One Set:
Disc 1:
01. Tootie Ma Is a Big Fine Thing ->
02. Afrique
03. Curtis ->
04. The Dropper
05. Bloody Oil

Disc 2:
01. What'd I Say?
Encore:
02. Bass Solo >
03. Is There Anybody Here That Loves My Jesus
04. PA music

Filler:
Martin, Medeski and Wood, Branching Out
November 23, 2006
World Cafe from WXPN


Set List



    * "What'd I Say"

    * "Wake Up"



 

Bonus Audio



    * "New New Orleans"



Cheers:



Miha "the Phee"

[jikuhchagi]

Can you believe I cannot remember if I went to this show or not? :lol: I think I hit every Richmond show from 83- 95, but this is right towards the beginning of my run...

I just burned it, and am gonna listen to it and see if it jogs any memories.

Grateful Dead

10/8/83

Richmond Coliseum

Richmond, VA  



Source:  MAC(FOB Atm 11)>DAT>CDR>WAV>SHN

Taper:  Mark Horvath.



Disc 1 - Set 1

01  tuning  [02:00]

02  One Feel Like A Stranger [07:18]]

03  Friend Of The Devil [08:26]

04  New Minglewood Blues [08:10]

05  Brown Eyed Women [05:30]

06  Cassidy [05:12]

07  West L.A. Fadeaway [09:16]

08  Hell In A Bucket [05:50]

09  Deal [08:07]

Total time:  59:49



Disc 2 - Set 2

01  Keep Your Day Job [06:39]

02  Playing In The Band  [12:18] >

03  Crazy Fingers [09:32] >

04  Drums [11:20] >

05  Space [07:12] >

06  Truckin' [06:29] >

07  Spoonful [03:01] >

08  Wharf Rat [09:13] >

09  Sugar Magnolia Jam [01:14] >

10  Good Lovin' [07:32]

Encore

11  U.S. Blues [04:51]

Total time:  79:24



Comments:  Tape splice in Drums>Space cleaned up to audio imperceptibility with SF6.  There were some level fluctuations both within songs which I smoothed over using the Gain function on SF6.



DAE(EAC0.9b4, offset corrected, secure mode) > wav editing (SF6) > tracking(cdwav) > sector boundaries confirmed (shntool) > SHN (mkwact) by C.Ladner.



another installment of TMNSP, 5/04.

[OBODAOUR]

Tori Amos - American Doll Posse
Dolores O'Riordan - Are You Listening?


Peace
OBODAOUR

[JRL]

XM Bluegrass channel.

[senorsalvia]

Clarence Gatemouth Brown/Otis Spann

[JRL]

Good stuff, Senor. Gatemouth was right on, squarley between genera. I cried when he died.

[senorsalvia]

Now it's Taj Mahal  "the hustle is on"    check out shoutcast and punch in blues on genre----lotta great offerings

[JRL]

I love Taj. I used to see him in the 60s with his great trio with Jesse Ed Davis (the indian of the group). Taj is a real treasue, a one man repsository of the true american culture.

BTW Senor, were you in No Cal in 1969? And if you were did you go to the Lake Amador Gold Rush Festival?

[senorsalvia]

Yesssiirrree,  Taj is sumpin special...  I can remember back in the day, I used to try and get people to listen to him.  Very few made the effort to expand their musical genres...  10-15 yrs go by, and all the 'music afficianados' started telling me Taj Had it Goin On!!!  Though I am always gladdened to see anyones misical horizons broadened,  it always struck me as sorta funny to watch peeps 'come around'.....  As far a concerts in Cal back in the dawn of history....  The only jam I heard in N.Cal back then was some anti-war jam in Golden Gate Park.  Jefferson Airplane  and Quicksilver played....Joplin (who appeared for maybe a minute and stomped off the stage for reasons never given)  Heard Neil Young play in a pizza parlor (Shakeys??) in Sacremento ......  Heard Santana at whatever the local Sac junior College is called....  Back then, I sorta shied away from attending festivals per se, because they always wanted something exhorbitant like $8 or $10 to get in  (the nerve )---  sal