John Zorn's Naked City - Wien Jazz Festival ~ Vienna, Austria July 6, 1991 (SBD)

John Zorn's Naked City
Wien Jazz Festival
Vienna, Austria
July 6, 1991
Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 5 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

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01 Poisonhead (cuts in) 01:41
02 No Reason To Believe 00:56
03 Blood Is Thin 01:29
04 Kaoru 01:11
05 Shock Corridor 01:31
06 Bone Orchard 05:02
07 Thrash Jazz Assassin 00:43
08 Slan 00:56
09 New York Flat Top Box 01:13
10 Sack Of Shit 00:56
11 Leng T'che (Part 1) 13:45
12 interruption 01:27
13 Leng T'che (Part 2) 09:35
14 Speedfreaks 01:30
15 Hellraiser 01:13
16 Dead Spot 01:24
17 Shangkuan Ling-Feng 02:17

Total time 46:53

Sound Mixed by Claudia Engelhart

John Zorn alto sax, compositions
Bill Frisell guitar
Wayne Horvitz keyboards
Fred Frith bass
Joey Baron drums
Mike Patton vocals

John Zorn is as much of an experimentalist as Mike Patton from Faith No More. If you're a fan of either musician you will appreciate the other as well. Although it's not every music fan that thinks a melding of Grindcore, Noisecore and Free Jazz is a great idea. For me it was a big "Oh my Efin' God I Have To Her This..." moment. I loved every noisy moment of it!!! I admit this show will be a little too much for some...If you are a fan of Grindcore acts such as Nazum, Napalm Death, Gadget, Exit-13, Gruesome Stuff Relish or East-West Blast Test (which is the closest thing to Naked City). You have an idea what Naked City is like. If your a Faith No More fan that fell down the Mike Patton side project Rabbit Hole to Fantômas or Mr. Bungle you also kind of know what to expect..I truly think though that Frank Zappa would love it, Noise as art... If there is interest I have another Naked City show and a show where John Zorn, Mike Patton and Dave Lombardo improv 2 great sets of Naked City-esque music (fabulous stuff).

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The Bee Gees/Brownsville Station - King Biscuit Flower Hour #19 Broadcast Week Of Apil 28, 1974 (Pre-FM)

The Bee Gees/Brownsville Station
King Biscuit Flower Hour #19
Broadcast Week Of Apil 28, 1974
Bee Gees Avery Fisher Hall, New York City, New York, USA 03/03-04/74
Brownsville Station Selland Arena, Fresno California, USA 03/31/74
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 (24bit) & MP3 320kbps
No Scans Included

From The Tape Collection Of mrfloydin

Lineage: Pre-FM Reels > Studer a810 > Tascam DA300 > Adobe Audition > Traders Little Helper > Flac

01 King Biscuit Intro :28
02 Pioneer Ad #1 - Allman Brothers Band (Greg Allman) :59
03 Landlubber Jeans Ad #1 1:06
04 Don't Wanna Live Inside Myself 4:41
05 Give A Hand, Take A Hand 5:20
06 World 3:57
07 Pioneer Ad #2 :52
08 Audio Labs Ad #1 :50
09 Let There Be Love 3:51
10 Mr. Natural 4:27
11 How Can You Mend A Broken Heart 4:00
12 It's Only Words 3:53
13 Massachusetts 3:29
14 Lonely Days 4:16
15 Landlubber Jeans Ad #2 1:06
16 Audio Labs Ad #2 :49
17 Barefootin' 4:25
18 I'm The Leader Of The Gang 4:45
19 Smokin' In The Boys Room 4:45
20 Pioneer Ad #3 - Walt Frazier 1:01
21 Landlubber Jeans Ad #3 1:05
22 King Biscuit Outro 1:17

Total Playing Time: 1hr 1mn 22sc

Tracks 01-15 The Bee Gees Avery Fisher Hall, New York City NY March 03-04, 1974
Tracks 16-22 Brownsville Station, Selland Arena, Fresno CA March 31, 1974

The Bee Gees:
Barry Gibb vocals, rhythm guitar
Robin Gibb (R.I.P.) vocals
Maurice Gibb (R.I.P.) bass, guitars, keyboards, vocals
Alan Kendall lead guitar
Geoff Westley keyboards, piano
Dennis Bryon drums

Brownsville Station:
Cub Koda (R.I.P.) guitar, lead/backing vocals, harmonica
Mike Lutz - bass, lead/backing vocals
Henry "H Bomb" Weck - drums, vocals

Pre-FM Brownsville Station!!!! Enough said!!!

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Géraldine Laurent Quartet - Festival de Radio France et Montpellier Languedoc Roussillon ~ Amphithéâtre d'O, Montpellier, France July 16, 2012 (FM)

Géraldine Laurent Quartet
Festival de Radio France et Montpellier Languedoc Roussillon
Amphithéâtre d'O, Montpellier, France
Recorded: July 16, 2012
Broadcast : Jazz été, France Musique, July 29, 2012
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: FM > Edirol R-09 (WAV) > WaveLab > FLAC (Level 8, Sector-Align)
Source: Cosmikd

01 Black And Tan Fantasy (Duke Ellington)  12:18
02 Intro  1:13
03 Did You Remenber You (Géraldine Laurent)  9:49 >
04 Brillant Corners (Thelonious Monk)  11:25
05 Mau Mau (Art Farmer)  16:50
06 Ask me Now (Thelonious Monk)  8:47 >
07 Cordova Is Dancing (Géraldine Laurent)  8:09
08 Her Bets (Géraldine Laurent)  6:09
09 Minority (Gigi Gryce aka Basheer Qusim)  5:42
10 Smash (Géraldine Laurent)  2:27

Géraldine Laurent alto sax
Pierre de Bethmann piano
Yoni Zelnik double bass
Franck Agulhon drums

From Wikipedia:
Géraldine Laurent (born 18 January 1975) is a French jazz alto saxophonist.

Laurent studied classical piano at the Niort Conservatoire before changing to alto saxophone at the age of 12. She has been a member of the Christophe Joneau Quartet. In parallel with her main trio with Yoni Zelnik and Laurent Bataille, she also had a trio with Hélène Labarrière and Éric Groleau, concentrating more on free improvisation. She prefers to play jazz standards to original compositions, and cites John Coltrane, Wayne Shorter, Sonny Rollins and Eric Dolphy among her influences.

Now she's not really a huge name but I'm willing to bet she will be. This is actually my introduction to the playing of Géraldine Laurent. Actually I probably haven't heard of the rest of her Quartet. I will say I love the way they play together. There is something interesting about the arraignments as well. Maybe phrasing or it's possible that the that the voices of the instruments could be swapped. Like the piano playing the horn's part etc...I'm not sure but I've been addicted to this show, I think you will be too...

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I downloaded this show from the Change Is Possible blog. It has been added to the blog list to the right and is a great source for Jazz Bootlegs of fine quality.

Jerry Lee Lewis - Live From Gilley's / Westwood One Presents #86-13 (Pre-FM)

Jerry Lee Lewis
Live From Gilley's / Westwood One Presents #86-13
Recorded at the Palomino Club, North Hollywood, California, USA
Attributed to February 28, 1986
For Broadcast The Week Of March 24, 1986
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

Thank You Draftervoi!!

01 Westwood One Presents/Live From Gilley's 86-13 - Jim Duncan
02 Lewis Boogie  (identified as "My Name Is" on the cue sheet)
03 Brown Eyed Handsome Man
04 Somewhere Over The Rainbow
05 She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye
06 Westwood One Presents/Live From Gilley's 86-13 - Jim Duncan
07 Commercial - Dodge Trucks
08 Commercial - Discover Card
09 Commercial - Duration Nasal Spray
10 Westwood One Presents/Live From Gilley's 86-13 - Jim Duncan
11 Great Balls Of Fire (mid-tempo version)
12 Hi-Heel Sneakers
13 Westwood One Presents/Live From Gilley's 86-13 - Jim Duncan
14 Commercial - Discover Card
15 Commercial - Duration Nasal Spray
16 Commercial - Missing Children's Hotline - Randy Owens (Alabama)
17 Westwood One Presents/Live From Gilley's 86-13 - Jim Duncan
18 Chantilly Lace
19 Think About It Darlin'
20 Sweet Georgia Brown
21 Westwood One Presents/Live From Gilley's 86-13 - Jim Duncan
22 Commercial - Purex
23 Commercial - Sears Die Hard Battery
24 Westwood One Presents/Live From Gilley's 86-13 - Jim Duncan
25 Memphis
26 Great Balls Of Fire (fast version)
27 Westwood One Presents/Live From Gilley's 86-13 - Jim Duncan
28 Commercial - Sears Indy 500 Contest
29 Commercial - Purex
30 Commercial - National Association of Realtors
31 Westwood One Presents/Live From Gilley's 86-13 - Jim Duncan
32 Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
33 Westwood One Presents/Live From Gilley's 86-13 Outro - Jim Duncan

Draftervoi's Notes:
The disc label is "Live From Gilley's, but the cue sheet says "Westwood One Presents." These were two different shows, which used different record labels on the discs.

The show introduction by Jim Duncan says "Westwood One Presents the Jerry Lee Lewis show, live from the Palomino Club in North Hollywood." but the "outro" after the show says "join us next for Johnny Rodriguez show, live from Gilley's!"

My guess is that it's ridiculous to introduce the show as "Westwood One Live At Gilley's presents a show recorded live at an entirely different night club 1,579 miles west of where Gilley's is located," so they opted for putting this on a Westwood One Presents cue sheet, introduced it as a Westwood One Presents show, and then reverted to the Live From Gilley's outro.

As if that's not confusing enough......

There's an album out there called "The Complete Palomino Club Recordings" which OF COURSE is not complete, as it only compiles performances from 1979-81 and 1985.  Jerry Lee Lewis performed at the Palomino every year from 1957 until 1987, sometimes playing three or four times a year.

This Westwood One show was released in Europe in 1988 on 2 LP's entitled "Live From Gilley's Volume 1," and "Live From Gilley's Volume 2," and the records look like a "no label" unauthorized release.

There's also ANOTHER "Live From Gilley's" album with an entirely different track list combining songs from '83 and '87 that appears to be a legitimate release, as it's up on Amazon.  There's also ANOTHER show derived from 1984 Westwood One shows, ALSO named "Live At Gilley's."

This version digitized January 2016 from the syndicated transcription disc.
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Albert King, Bobby ''Blue'' Bland & B.B. King - Memphis Coliseum Memphis, Tennessee, November 8th, 1975 (FM) - Master Recording

Albert King, Bobby ''Blue'' Bland & B.B. King
Tennessee International Blues Festival
Memphis Coliseum
Memphis, Tennessee
November 8th, 1975
FM Broadcast Recording - Master Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

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Disk 1

01 Albert King's Introduction/Why You So Mean To Me
02 Laundromat Blues
03 I'll Play The Blues For You
04 You Don't Love Me+
05 Bobby "Blue" Bland's Introduction/In The Beginning+
06 I'll Take Care Of You+
07 Your Friends+
08 Wouldn't Treat A Dog+
09 The Feeling Is Gone/Stormy Monday+

Disk 2

01 B.B. King's Introduction/Driftin' Blues
02 Let The Good Times Roll
03 How Blue Can You Get
04 Why I Sing The Blues
05 Three O'Clock Blues / It's My Own Fault / Chains Of Love / I'm Sorry+*
06 I Like To Live The Love+*

B.B. King (R.I.P.)
*w/ Albert King (R.I.P.)
+w/ Bobby "Blue" Bland (R.I.P.)

Been a while since I've brought The Blues, even longer since I brought The King. So not only did I bring The King, I brought 2 Kings. Not only that but I even brought a man who's middle name is Blue. Albert King opens the show and is soon joined by Bobby "Blue Bland. After that warm up B.B. King drifts in to let the good times roll (ok so I'm not a good comedian). At the end you get B.B. King, Albert King and Bobby "Blue" Bland jamming together. It could be longer but it couldn't get any better. I mean, how much Blues could one stage hold. Maybe some Paul Butterfield on the harp and Pine Top Perkins on the piano. A little Eddie "Bluesman" Kirkland or "Honey Boy" Edwards for some diversity in the guitar style. If you can't tell I been listening to some of my old Blues records...

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