Nina Simone - Hoboken, NJ 1968 Live Radio Broadcast ~ Unknown Venue, Hoboken, New Jersey, USA xx-xx-1968 (FM)

Nina Simone
Hoboken, NJ 1968 Live Radio Broadcast - (2022 The Media Champ)
Unknown Venue
Hoboken, New Jersey, USA
xx-xx-1968
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

01 - In The Morning 03:25
02 - Backlash Blues 03:32
03 - Compensation 04:35
04 - Born Under A Bad Sign 05:48
05 - I Can't See Nobody 05:55
06 - Who Am I 04:19
07 - I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free 05:38
08 - The Other Woman 04:34
09 - To Love Somebody 03:22
10 - Turn! Turn! Turn! 04:52
11 - If He Changed My Name 04:07
12 - Four Women 04:12
13 - Save Me 02:56
14 - I Shall Be Released 03:33
15 - Revolution 05:53

Nina Simone's contributions to Jazz, R & B, Gospel & Soul are immeasurable. Her performances of "The Ghetto" and "Strange Fruit" alone are measuring sticks by which all Lady Soul Singers would be compared to for many generations. From Slave Spirituals "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free" to Pop Rock Hits "Turn! Turn! Turn!", when Nina sings it...she owns it. There is no real way to describe Nina's influence, nor her genius talent. The only way to describe Nina Simone to anyone really, is to play her music!! So ladies and gentlemen, The High Priestess of Soul, Nina Simone!!

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Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Liederhalle, Stuttgart, Germany, February 13, 1958 (Satellite)

Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Liederhalle
Stuttgart, Germany
Recorded: February 13, 1958
Broadcast: January 9, 2018
Satellite Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Source: SWR2 320/48 digital rebroadcast
dvb-s > Digital Satellitereceiver Humax PVR8000 > mp2
MPEG 1.0 Layer-2; 48,000 Hz Stereo; 320 Kbps
mp3DirectCut 2.08 > mp2

01 Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
02 This Train
03 That's All
04 Didn't It Rain?
05 Go Ahead
06 Sit Down
07 Down By the Riverside
08 Peace In the Valley
09 When the Saints Go Marching In
10 Don't Take Everybody to Be Your Friend

Total Time: 30mn 45sc

Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Guitar, Vocals

The Horst Jankowski Combo:
Horst Jankowski - Piano
Günther Leimstoll - Guitar
Peter Witte - Bass
Hermann Mutschler - Drums

With:
Klaus Wunderlich - Hammond Organ
Jonny Toupon - Harp

Nice sounding recording from Sister Rosetta Tharpe, one of the biggest influences on the many founders of Rock & Roll. Johnny Cash, Little Richard, Chuck Berry & Elvis Presley have said Sister Rosetta Tharpe was a huge influence on them. When asked about Rock & Roll Sister Rosetta has been quoted as saying "Them boys ain't playing nuthin' but rhythm n blues sped up. I been playin' that for ever".

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Nirvana - Nevermind Madrid 1992 ~ Palacio de Deportes de la Comunidad de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, July 3, 1992 (FM)

Nirvana
Nevermind Madrid 1992 - (2022 The Media Champ)
Palacio de Deportes de la Comunidad de Madrid
Madrid, Spain
July 3, 1992
FM Broadcast Rcecording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

01 - The Money Will Roll Right In
02 - Breed
03 - Sliver
04 - Drain You
05 - In Bloom
06 - About A Girl
07 - School
08 - Lithium
09 - Aneurysm
10 - Stay Away
11 - Pennyroyal Tea
12 - Son Of A Gun
13 - Molly's Lips
14 - Something In The Way
15 - On A Plain
16 - Been A Son
17 - Blew
18 - Stain
19 - Come As You Are
20 - Smells Like Teen Spirit
21 - Territorial Pissings

Kurt Cobain (R.I.P.) – lead guitar, lead vocals
Krist Novoselic – bass
Dave Grohl – drums, backing vocals

This is actually the first full Nirvana show posted on The New JDP. We have posted a Westwood One Best of collection with 1 song on it. We have also posted some Foo Fighters which is only Nirvana related. So this is a nice way to start the Nirvana section of our little shop. I personally was more into Mother Love Bone and Soundgarden when it came to the 1990 Seattle take over. I liked Nirvana but felt they had not done anything that The Ramones, Johnny Thunders and some Post Punks hadn't already done a couple decades earlier. If MTV had been around when either Punk Icons debuted the impact of Nirvana may not have been so big. Just my opinion, and I did not say Kurt & Company didn't write some damn good songs. They did, and here is a nice sounding recording of Nirvana playing those songs!

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Ted Nugent - Live On Tour 1977-1978: Live Radio Broadcast ~ Various Dates & Locations (FM)

Ted Nugent
Live On Tour 1977-1978: Live Radio Broadcast - (Cult Legends)
Released 2022
Various Dates & Locations
Sources Vary
Flac Level 8 MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

01 - Free For All 5:29
02 - Snakeskin Cowboys 4:39
03 - Cat Scratch Fever 3:37
04 - Just What The Doctor Ordered 4:48
05 - Gonzo 4:30
06 - Stranglehold 10:01
07 - Just What The Doctor Ordered 5:12
08 - Free For All 4:25
09 - Snakeskin Cowboys 5:27
10 - Cat Scratch Fever 4:49
11 - Wang Dang Sweet Poontang 5:54
12 - A Thousand Knives 4:50
13 - Dog Eat Dog 4:24
14 - Stormtroopin' 8:05
15 - Hey Baby 4:30
16 - Great White Buffalo 9:26
17 - Guitar Solo 7:08
18 - Hibernation 12:33
19 - Motor City Madhouse 9:07

Total Playing Total: 1hr 58mn 54sc

01-05 from The California Jam 2, Ontereo, California, USA King Biscuit Broadcast 1978
06-19 from San Antonio, Texas, USA King Biscuit Broadcast 1977

Ted Nugent – lead & rhythm guitar, lead and backing vocals
Derek St. Holmes – lead and backing vocals, rhythm & 2nd guitar (harmony leads etc)
Rob Grange – bass, backing vocals
Cliff Davies (R.I.P.) – drums, backing vocals

JustDave's Notes:
If burning to CD-r you will have to decide where to put CD breaks. My divisions where just made to make it easier for download with CD breaks not in mind at all.

Cult Legends is a label that releases bootlegged radio broadcast recordings of international stars. They also release legitimate commercial recordings of Scandinavian musicians. I guess that makes them a little more legit than say Godfathers or Darker Than Blue which only release bootleg recordings.

Compilation of radio broadcasts made by the original (and best!!) Ted Nugent Band during the 1977 & 1978 American tours. It's the only live recording I have of "A Thousand Knives". I can see why it wasn't played live a lot. The dual vocal harmony arrangement didn't quite come off right live. The crowd reaction was also slightly tepid.

The Flac file set is rather large so they have been split into 2 parts. The parts will unzip separately.

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