The Joe Perry Project - 2001 Club: Buffalo, New York, USA October 6, 1983 (FM)

The Joe Perry Project
2001 Club
Buffalo, New York, USA
October 6, 1983
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac 24bit/96khz & HQ MP3 320kbps 48khz
No Cover Art

Source: FM Broadcast 97 Rock (Courtesy of the Wes Meyette Archive)

Lineage: Unknown Gen Maxell XLII-S > Nak Dragon > Sony PCM M10 24/96

Editing by Wes Meyette using CD Wave Editor

01 Train Kept A Rollin'
02 Something Else
03 4 Guns West
04 Bang a Gong
05 Black Velvet Pants
06 Crossfire
07 Break Song
08 Red House
09 Women in Chains
10 Once a Rocker, Always a Rocker

Joe Perry lead guitar, vocals
Danny Hargrove bass, vocals
Joe Pet drums
Cowboy Mach Bell vocals

It's the 3rd line-up of The Joe Perry Project. Now I don't remember if Joe had trouble keeping members or if he wanted to keep the line-up fluid. I thought it was great seeing one of my musical heroes in the concert theaters instead of the arena. In my naivety of youth I didn't even think Joe Perry might not want to be back in the theaters. I also thought both camps released really good music. Aerosmith's Night In The Ruts was actually the first Aerosmith studio album to disappoint me. They did release a great album with Rock In A Hard Place but to me the band never again released anything to match the catalog from the debut to Draw The Line. Now when I brought home Let The Music Do The Talking I could not believe the groove the band had. It had a more raw and funky feel to it, like the debut album, it blew me away. The last Aerosmith album I bought was Done With Mirrors. I thought it sounded unfinished like a set of demos. Isn't it funny, some bands you move along with as a fan, some you just let go of as they progress in their career?

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Aerosmith - Baying At The Moon ~ The Boston Music Hall: Boston, Massachusetts, USA March 28, 1978 (FM)

Aerosmith
Baying At The Moon - (Smokin' ~ SMCD921)
The Boston Music Hall
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
March 28, 1978
WBCN-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 - Introduction
02 - Rats In The Cellar
03 - I Wanna Know Why
04 - Big Ten Inch Record
05 - Walk This Way
06 - Sight For Sore Eyes
07 - Seasons Of Wither
08 - Sweet Emotion
09 - Lord Of The Thighs
10 - Kings And Queens
11 - Chip Away The Stone
12 - Get The Lead Out
13 - Get It Up
14 - Draw The Line
15 - Same Old Song And Dance
16 - Toys In The Attic
17 - Milk Cow Blues
18 - Train Kept A Rollin’
19 - Outro

Steven Tyler Lead Vocals, Harmonica
Joe Perry Lead & Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Brad Whitford Lead & Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Tom Hamilton Bass, Vocals
Joey Kramer Drums

Growing up Aerosmith was a huge part of my musical life. From the first time I heard them on the radio I was hooked. I can't remember what the first songs I heard on the radio were but I do know what album I bought first. It was the debut album Aerosmith. My parents had bought me my first quality stereo for my bedroom. It had AM/FM Stereo, an 8-Track Player, Reel To Reel, Equalizer, & Turntable. The speakers were huge and very loud. My Mom called it Stonehenge

When I first listened to Aerosmith's debut I thought it was as raw and funky as The Rolling Stones & as powerful as Led Zeppelin. Aerosmith was one of the few bands that I actually decided to buy there albums in the order released. This way I caught up to them by time Rocks was released. Draw The Line was the first Aerosmith album I bought before hearing any of it. I was so pleasantly surprised at the heaviness of the recording. It was not lost on me that Aerosmith had been trending heavier with each release. It was for the Draw The Line Tour when I saw the band for the first time live. At The World Series Of Rock in Ohio, I was so disappointed. I mean they did break up back stage that day. With fights between wives, band mates & crew mates and this was before the show. They floundered onstage and seemed to just peter out before walking off. Joe Perry would walk out permanently during the Night In The Ruts recording sessions (the first Aerosmith album to disappoint me)

I saw the band 2 more times after. Once on the Rock In A Hard Place Tour and the 1984 Back In The Saddle Tour. Steven Tyler was too messed up to sing on the Rock In A Hard Place Tour. The band as a whole seemed under rehearsed on the Back In The Saddle tour. I haven't paid to see them since. I haven't been to big of a fan of their post reunion recorded output either.

Now if my Draw The Line show had been as good as this one, I might still be attending Aerosmith shows. Done with Mirrors was the last album I bought. I taped some songs off Pump when a friend of mine bought it. When it came time to re-buy the back catalog on CD I bought Box Of Fire which covers the original Columbia Records Years. I also bought Done With Mirrors, to me it sounds like an unfinished demo but I like it. Other than that I bought Pandora's Box because I like those types of packages, that has been it.

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Curtis Mayfield - The Trojan Horse, Den Haag, The Netherlands xx-xx-1990 (SBD)

Curtis Mayfield
The Trojan Horse
Den Haag, The Netherlands
xx-xx-1990
Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
                                                  
Lineage: Audio CD > Unknown Encoder > SHN > Traders Little Helper > Wave 16bit > Flac Level 8 (align sector boundaries)

01 Superfly
02 It's Alright
03 Gypsy Woman
04 I'm So Proud
05 Freddie's Dead
06 Pusherman
07 Billy Jack
08 People Get Ready
09 Do Be Down
10 Give Me Your Love (Love Song)
11 Move On Up
12 Don't Worry, If There's A Hell Below (We're All Gonna' Go)

I first heard Curtis Mayfield when I received his "Superfly" single for Christmas 1972. I received a few records that Christmas but "Superfly" left a deep groove cut into my musical mind. The intro to the song with it's solo bass line and rototom drums (which I thought were bongos until I looked the song up for this post) gave a sound that I hadn't heard before that pulled me in. In 1972 I was 7 years old and had my own stereo and a travel record player my parents let me ttake where ever I went. That "Superfly" 45 RPM 7 inch went with me everywhere for a couple years. That's when I was given a portable 8-track player and stated carrying tapes instead. That songs intro and Curtis' smooth soulful voice started me on my journey through "The Funk" and quickly lead to Parliament/Funkadelic, but that's another story.

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Neil Young - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #07-08 (Pre-FM)

Neil Young
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #07-08
for broadcast the weekend of February 24/25, 2007
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & CD Scan Included

01 Introduction
02 Homegrown *
03 After The Garden *
04 Four Strong Winds *
05 Harvest Moon *
06 Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black) **
07 Country Home **
08 Down By The River **
09 Promo Spot

Edited directly from the original radio discs

* Farm Aid 2006 - 2006-09-30 Tweeter Center, Camden, NJ
** Farm Aid 2003 - 2003-09-07 Germain Amphitheatre, Columbus, OH
 

* with the The Prairie Wind Band
Neil Young - guitar, grand piano, vocals
Ben Keith - pedal steel, lap steel, background vocals
Spooner Oldham - keyboards, marimba
Rick Rosas - bass
Chad Cromwell - drums
Karl T. Himmel - drums, percussion
Emmylou Harris - background vocals, guitar
Grant Boatwright - guitar
Anthony Crawford - fiddle, guitar, background vocals
Clinton Gregory - fiddle
Larry Cragg - banjo, broom
Diana DeWitt - background vocals, guitar, autoharp
Gary Pigg - background vocals, guitar
Pegi Young - background vocals, guitar
Wayne Jackson - trumpet
Tom McGinley - sax
Jimmy Sharp - trombone
The Fisk University Jubilee Singe - background vocals
The Nashville String Machine - strings

** Crazy Horse, Line Up 7
Neil Young - vocals, guitar, pump organ
Frank Sampedro - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Billy Talbot - bass, vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals
Pegi Young - background vocals
Nancy Hall - background vocals
Susan Hall - background vocals
Twink Brewer - background vocals

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Savoy Brown - USA Soundboard Collection 1969 (SBD)

Savoy Brown
USA Soundboard Collection
Unknown Venue and Date, Chicago, USA xx-xx-1969
Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut, USA xx-xx-1969
Soundboard Recordings
MP3 224kbps
Cover Art Included

Rest In Peace Kim Simmonds 12/05/1947-12/13/2022

Lineages:
Chicago: SBD > ? Reel > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC
Connecticut: SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC

01 May Be Wrong 5:31
02 A Hard Way To Go 3:01
03 A Little More Vine 6:20
04 Rock N Roll Boogie 4:08
05 Shake Rat N Roll 8:32
06 Train To Nowhere 5:26
07 Louisiana Blues - Part A* 13:17
08 Louisiana Blues - Part B 11:25
09 Instrumental 7:27
10 I’m Tired 4:50

Total Playing Time: 1hr 9mn 58sc
 

Tracks 01-05 Unknown Venue and Date, Chicago, USA xx-xx-1969

Tracks 06-10 Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut, USA xx-xx-1969

Kim Simmonds (R.I.P.) - lead guitar
Chris Youlden (R.I.P.) - vocals
"Lonesome Dave" Peverett (R.I.P.) - guitar, vocals
Tony Stevens - bass
Roger Earle - drums

Kim Simmonds died from colon cancer December 13, 2022, he was 75
"Lonesome Dave" Peverett died from kidney cancer February 7, 2000, he was 56
Chris Youlden died from bronchial pneumonia April 4, 2025 he was 82

A nice collection of 2 nice sounding shows from The Legendary Savoy Brown. Founded in 1965 by Kim Simmonds, the band had a very fluid line up with Kim Simmonds the only remaining constant. The band launched the careers of 3 members of Foghat, lead singer "Lonesome Dave" Peverett, bassist producer Tony Stevens, and the amazing Roger Earl on drums. Kim Simmonds being a Road Dog kept Savoy Brown on what seems like 1 continuous tour from 1965 to when his treatment for cancer had him cancel the scheduled 2022 tour dates. He died roughly 4 months after he stopped touring.

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Santana - The St. Louis Arena: St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A February 14, 1973 (SBD)

Santana
The St. Louis Arena
St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A
February 14, 1973
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art & News Clippings Included

Previously Unreleased Low Generation Soundboard

Transfer: Low Generation SB Tape > CDR > .wav > iZotope RX 8/ ozone 9 ) (Mastered) > xAct 2.50 > FLAC

01 Going Home > A-1 Funk > Every Step Of The Way
02 Samba Pa Ti
03 Look Up (To See What’s Coming Down)
04 Just In Time To See The Sun
05 Incident At Neshabur
06 Bambele
07 Stone Flower
08 Batucada
09 Xibaba (She-Ba-Ba)
10 Stone Flower (Reprise)
11 Waiting
12 Castillos De Arena, Part 1 (Sand Castle)
13 Free Angela >
14 Promise Of A Fisherman >
15 Aranjuez
16 Mantra
17 Castillos De Arena, Part 2 (Sand Castle)
18 Earth
19 Se A Cabo
20 Savor
21 Toussaint L’Overture

Known Faults:
-Incident At Neshabur: last few notes cut

Carlos Santana guitar, percussion, vocals
Douglas Rauch bass, guitar
Michael Shrieve drums
Jose “Chepito” Areas percussion
Armando Peraza percussion, vocals
Tom Coster keyboard, vocals
Richard Kermode keyboard

This is yet another great sounding show from Santana's 1973 tour. We posted another not to long ago that included a newspaper article with a kind of bad review. This one includes another review, this time with a slightly better view of the show. When this one surfaced (and I don't remember when) it was an uncirculated 1973 soundboard.

I love this era of Santana, quite frankly Santana didn't lose me as a listener until "Smooth". That was only slightly so don't hate, I only skip that song. It feels like a very obvious grab for The Charts. Also my daughter, when she was a teen, wore me out on Rob Thomas and Matchbox 20. Sorry just don't care for them, my personal opinion. A lot of fans did abandon Santana at the changes that came with Caravanserai. The out right Jazz on the album wasn't a welcome departure from the Latin Rock of the first three albums. Then some fans turned their backs at the Hard Rock albums like Inner Secrets and Marathon. I've stuck with Santana through all of the changes except for one song so I guess could be a fan.

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Grim Reaper, Helloween, & Armored Saint - MTV Headbangers Ball Hell On Wheels Tour ~ First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 10-15-1987 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

 

 

Grim Reaper, Helloween, & Armored Saint
MTV Headbangers Ball Hell On Wheels Tour
First Avenue
Minneapolis, Minosota, U.S.A.
October 15, 1987
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Screen Shots Included

Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Goldwave v 6.31 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps

01 - I'm Alive
02 - Future World
03 - Twilight Of The Gods
04 - A Tale That Wasn't Told
05 - Halloween
06 - Rock You To Hell
07 - Night Of The Vampire
08 - Lust For Freedom
09 - Rock Me Till I Die
10 - Fear No Evil
11 - Dead On Arrival
12 - See You In Hell
13 - March Of The Saint
14 - Overdose
15 - Human Vulture
16 - Chemical Euphoria
17 - Isolation
18 - Can U Deliver (w/ drum solo)
19 - Madhouse

Total Playing Time: 1hr 38mn 3sc

Tracks 01-05 Helloween
Tracks 06-12 Grim Reaper
Tracks 13-19 Armored Saint

Grim Reaper
Steve Grimmett lead vocals
Nick Bowcott guitars
Geoff Curtis bass
Mark Simon drums

Helloween
Michael Kiske lead vocals
Michael Weikath guitars, backing vocals
Kai Hanson guitars, backing vocals
Markus Grosskopf bass, backing vocals
Ingo Schwichtenberg drums

Armored Saint
John Bush lead vocals
Dave Prichard (R.I.P.) lead guitar, backing vocals
Jeff Duncan rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Joey Vera bass, backing vocals
Gonzo Sandaval drums, backing vocals

justdave's notes:
I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to edit track marks, adjust the volume of all tracks to be uniform, add fade outs/ins and cross fades. No EQ or noise reduction was used. The DVD had lossy audio so I encoded the waves to MP3 320kbps with Trader's Little Helper.

The recording shows a little age, and maybe a couple generations, not so much that it is unlistenable though. I never thought I would find a soundboard recording of Grim Reaper. Finding a Pro-Shot DVD from the only tour I caught them on was far from my mind. I heard of Grim Reaper through Hit Parader magazine. There was an add for See You In Hell. You could send a stamped self addressed envelope for the to send you a floppy sampler of Grim Reaper & White Wolf. The floppy record had snippets of "See You In Hell" & "Dead On Arrival" plus 2 unmemorable tunes by White Wolf. The floppy came with mail order info so I bought See You In Hell. I bought all the Grim Reaper releases, along with Helloween & Armored Saint. When I heard they were touring together I had to see them. It was awesome, this Metal Head was in Heaven.

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With Full Force Festival Highlights ~ Flugplatz, Roitzschjora, Germany July 3-5, 2015 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

With Full Force Festival Highlights
Flugplatz, Roitzschjora, Germany July 3-5, 2015
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Art Included

featuring:
Pro-Pain
Parkway Drive
Lamb Of God
Sick Of It All
Kreator
Terror
Fear Factory
Agnostic Front
Heaven Shall Burn
Konkreter
Die Kassierer
Obituary
Arch Enemy
Diablo Boulevard 

01 Pro-Pain - Un-American
02 Pro-Pain - The Shape Of Things To Come
03 Parkway Drive - Karma
04 Parkway Drive - Carrion
05 Parkway Drive - Vice Grip
06 Parkway Drive - Idols And Anchors
07 Lamb Of God - 512
08 Lamb Of God - Still Echoes
09 Lamb Of God - Redneck
10 Sick Of It All - World Full Of Hate
11 Sick Of It All - My Life
12 Sick Of It All - DNC (Do Not Comply)
13 Sick Of It All - Scratch The Surface
14 Sick Of It All - Get Bronx
15 Kreator - Hordes Of Chaos
16 Kreator - Phobia
17 Kreator - Endless Pain
18 Kreator - From Flood Into Fire
19 Terror - Shot Of Reality
20 Terror - The Solution
21 Terror - You´re Caught
22 Fear Factory - Soul Hacker
23 Agnostic Front - For My Family, For My Friends
24 Agnostic Front - Gotta Go
25 Agnostic Front - Blitzkrieg Bop (Ramones Cover)
26 Heaven Shall Burn - The Omen
27 Heaven Shall Burn - Hunters Will Be Hunted
28 Heaven Shall Burn - The Weapon They Fear
29 Konkreter - Du Bist Schuld
30 Konkreter - Böse
31 Die Kassierer - Das Schlimmste Ist, Wenn Das Bier Alle Ist
32 Die Kassierer - Mein Schöner Hodensack
33 Die Kassierer - Blumenkohl Am Pimmelmann
34 Obituary - Violence
35 Obituary - Back To One
36 Arch Enemy - War Eternal
37 Arch Enemy - Avalanche
38 Diablo Boulevard - Rise Like Lions
39 Diablo Boulevard - Saint Of Killers
40 Diablo Boulevard - Follow The Deadlights

total playing time: 2hr 25mn 15sc

the band line-ups were:

Pro-Pain:
Gary Meskil – bass, vocals
Marshall Stephens – rhythm guitar
Adam Phillips – lead guitar, rhythm guitar
Jonas Sanders – drums

Parkway Drive:
Winston McCall – lead vocals
Jeff Ling – lead guitar
Luke "Pig" Kilpatrick – rhythm guitar
Jia "Pie" O'Connor – bass guitar
Ben "Gaz" Gordon – drums

Kreator:
Miland "Mille" Petrozza – vocals, guitar
Sami Yli-Sirniö – guitar
Christian "Speesy" Giesler – bass
Jürgen "Ventor" Reil – drums, vocals

Terror:
Scott Vogel – vocals
Martin Stewart – guitar
Jordan Posner – guitar
David Wood – bass
Nick Jett – drums

Lamb Of God:
Randy Blythe – vocals
Mark Morton – lead guitar
Willie Adler – rhythm guitar
John Campbell – bass guitar
Chris Adler – drums

Sick Of It All:
Lou Koller – vocals
Pete Koller – guitar, backing vocals
Craig Setari – bass, backing vocals
Armand Majidi – drums

Fear Factory:
Burton C. Bell – lead vocals
Dino Cazares – guitars, backing vocals
Mike Heller – drums

live member:
Tony Campos – bass, backing vocals

Agnostic Front:
Roger Miret – vocals
Vinnie Stigma – guitar
Craig Silverman – guitar
Mike Gallo – bass
Pokey Mo – drums

Heaven Shall Burn:
Marcus Bischoff – vocals
Maik Weichert – guitar
Alexander Dietz – guitar
Eric Bischoff – bass
Christian Bass – drums

Konkreter:
line-up unknown

Die Kassierer:
line-up unknown

Obituary:
John Tardy – vocals
Kenny Andrews – lead guitar
Trevor Peres – rhythm guitar
Terry Butler – bass guitar
Donald Tardy – drums

Arch Enemy:
Alissa White-Gluz - lead vocals
Michael Amott - guitar, keyboard, backing vocals
Jeff Loomis - guitar, keyboard, backing vocals
Sharlee D'Angelo - bass
Daniel Erlandsson - drums

Diablo Boulevard:
Alex Agnew - vocals
Dave Hubrechts - guitars
Andries Beckers - guitars
Tim Bekaert - bass
Kris Martens - drums

justdave notes:
I raised the volume on the tracks, no noise reduction or remixing was done. I also removed the interview segments. The show has been edited to run like it was broadcast with no breaks for a CD1 & CD2 set. It will not fit onto a single CD-r, so if you want to burn an audio CD-r you will have to choose a spot for your CD break.

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Pat Metheny Group - Berklee College of Music: Boston, MA April 4, 1980 (SBD) - Early & Late Shows ledwhofloyd Remaster

Pat Metheny Group
Berklee College of Music, Berklee Performance Center
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
April 4, 1980 - Early & Late Shows
Stereo Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz
Cover Art Included

Early Show Editing lineage: WAV/FLAC > Audacity > MATLAB > TLH > FLAC (L8)

Early Show Editing Lineage: FLAC > Audacity > MATLAB > TLH > FLAC (L8)

Early Show

01 (Cross The) Heartland
02 Airstream
03 April Joy
04 Unity Village / The Windup
05 The Epic
06 As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls
07 Meantime
08 Jaco
09 San Lorenzo
10 American Garage (fades out)

Late Show

01 (Cross the) Heartland
02 Airstream
03 April Joy
04 Unity Village > The Windup
05 The Epic
06 As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls
07 Meantime
08 Jaco
-- San Lorenzo (missing)
-- American Garage (missing)

Early Show Running Time: 1hr 33mn 23sc
Late Show Running Time: 1hr 32mn 36sc

Pat Metheny - guitar
Lyle Mays - keyboards
Mark Egan - bass guitar
Dan Gottlieb - drums

Note:
- Each set has had some extensive work done on it by ledwhofloyd to make it so listenable. The notes about this work is included in each set's folder. The set folders have been left as torrented on Dime, no changes at all.

It's a bright Autumn Sunday morning here in Michigan. There is a nice breeze helping the trees shed their leaves. I thought "It's a great morning for The Pat Metheny Group". So I turned on the early show from this set. Ate 2 sativa gummies while making my coffee (gotta love legal recreational marijuana). Made myself a large mug of coffee and set about getting Rosebud ready for her work day. I made her a travel mug of coffee then packed a lunch and snack for her breaks. I baked a homemade chicken pot pie for dinner last night, so I packed her a slice.

When she came downstairs she heard the Pat Metheny show and asked "You posting this?" to which I asked "should I?" she replied "Absolutely!" so this is a Rosebud approved Jazz On Sunday Morning offering. We both hope you enjoy it on your Sunday.

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Medeski, Martin, Scofield & Wood - Estival Jazz Lugano 2007 ~ Piazza di la Reforma: Lugano, Switzerland July 5, 2007 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Medeski, Martin, Scofield & Wood
Estival Jazz Lugano 2007
Piazza di la Reforma
Lugano, Switzerland
July 5, 2007
HDTV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Pro Shot (PAL)
DVD Audio Rip MP3 320kbps
NO Cover Art
Screen Shots Included

Video :
Video compression mode: MPEG-2
TV system: 625/50 (PAL)
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Display Mode: Only Letterbox
Source picture resolution: 720x576 (625/50)
Frame Rate: 25.00
Source picture letterboxed: Not letterboxed
Bitrate: 8.24Mbps

Audio :
Audio Coding mode: Dolby Digital
Sampling Rate: 48kHz
Audio application mode: Not specified
Number of Audio channels: 2
Bitrate: 192 Kbps
Number of Audio streams: 1

Lineage: HDTV Broadcast > Unknown Process > DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Stereo Wave 16bit/44,1khz > Goldwave v6.76 (editing) > Trader's Little Helper v2.8.4 build 185 (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps

01 - Little Walter Rides Again
02 - In Case The World Changes It's Mind
03 - Down The Tubes Improvisation #1
04 - Down The Tubes Improvisation #2
05 - Tootie Ma Is A Big Fine Thing
06 - Tequila & Chocolate
07 - Julia
08 - Hottentot #1
09 - Hottentot #2
10 - A Go Go

John Medeski keyboards
Billy Martin drums
Chris Wood bass
John Scofield guitar

JustDave's Notes:
I downloaded this kick ass DVD from a Russian torrent tracker. I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to re-edit some of the track marks, I also raised the volume by doubling it twice. No EQ or Noise Reduction was used and no remixing or remastering was done. I did remove the broadcast programs intro and outro music. The DVD itself was two parts, each part having five tracks. I cross faded the two parts together for a smoother transition. The DVD itself had lossy audio so the waves were encoded to MP3 320kbps using Trader's Little Helper aligning all sector boundaries.

These four men to me are some of the most talented musicians in Jazz today. I have never heard a bad performance when just one of them was involved. When the four get together you have one of the best damn Jazz Improv bands today. I have a lot of music on the blog from Medeski, Martin, & Wood and John Scofield so check the links to the right.

PAL DVD Folder

 
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Joe Lovano, Dave Douglas, Joey Baron, Lawrence Fields & Yashuki Nakamura - Marciac 2018 ~ Marciac, France July 29, 2018 (FM)

Joe Lovano, Dave Douglas, Joey Baron, Lawrence Fields & Yashuki Nakamura
Marciac 2018
Marciac, France
July 29, 2018
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Full Moon (Joe Lovano) 11:31
02 Juju (Wayne Shorter) 9:15
03 Ups And Downs (Dave Douglas) 7:46
04 The Corner Tavern (Joe Lovano) 9:35
05 Libra (Dave Douglas) 6:27
06 Full Sun (Joe Lovano) 8:02
07 Scandal (Dave Douglas) 6:01
59 mins

Lineup:
Joe Lovano - tenor saxophone
Dave Douglas - trumpet
Lawrence Fields - piano
Yashuki Nakamura - bass
Joey Baron - drums

Two of my favorite players, Joe Lovano and Dave Douglas. Everytime they pair up, it's just great music!

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John Anderson - The American Eagle Cross Country Music Show #8 (Pre-FM)

John Anderson
The American Eagle Cross Country Music Show #8
South Florida State Fair, West Palm Beach, Florida, U.S.A.
For Broadcast February 22, 1986
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 24bit/96khz
Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz
High Quality MP3 320kbps/48khz
Label & Cue Sheet Scans Included

Rest In Peace John Anderson December 13, 1954 - October 22, 2026

From The Collection Of BiginV3gas

01. Black Sheep
02. I'm Just An Old Chuck Of Coal
03. Goin' Downhill
04. Long Black Veil
05. Chicken Truck
06. 1959
07. Tokyo, Oklahoma
08. Down In Tennessee
09. Twelve Bar Blues
10. Your Lyin' Blue Eyes
11. She's Got A Way With My Heart
12. I Wish I Could Write You A Song
13. Let Somebody Else Drive
14. Would You Catch A Falling Star
15. Haunted House
16. Till I Get Used To The Pain
17. Eye Of A Hurricane
18. Wild & Blue
19. I Just Came Home To Count The Memories
20. Swingin'

John Anderson (R.I.P.) - lead vocals, guitar
Mike Jordan - piano
Ax Lincoln - tack bass
Larry Emmons - bass
Jim Wolf - drums
Tom Morley - fiddle
Vern Pildren - lead guitar
Bucks Reed - pedal steel

My Favorite Country Music Singer Of All Time Has Passed Away At Age 71 no cause of death has been announced.

I became aware of John Anderson like most other people, when "Swingin" came on the radio while in the car. I was in High School and riding in my best friend in life's car heading to pick up our girlfriends. The four of us attended the same church three nights a week, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Saturday was called Teen Devotional and was just an hour discussion then we would all go shoot pool, bowl, go to the video arcade or a teen club to see live music. Our Youth Director would pay for the night, including food. My friend and our dates would stop at a store where if you lay your car keys on the counter and they would sell you beer or wine. If you tried to buy whiskey they would ask for ID. We would buy 4 bottles of cheap wine, MD 20/20 or Thunderbird, before hitting the church. We would smoke a couple joints, drink some wine, go to church then go out with the group and get buzzed while we partied with our church group. Anyway we heard "Swingin" three times that night, so I bought the album the next day.

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John Anderson - Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 (Pre-FM)

John Anderson
Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52
Gilley's Bar, Pasadena, Texas
For Broadcast The Week Of December 22, 1986
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
1200dpi Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

New Links Added 03/22/2025

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Digitized From An Original Radio Broadcast Vinyl LP

Hosted By Jim Duncan

Side One

01 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
02 John Anderson - Goin' Down Hill
03 John Anderson - Haunted House (Johnny Fuller)
04 John Anderson - Long Black Veil (Lefty Frizzell)
05 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
06 Commercial - Hamburger Helper Chili Tomato
07 Commercial - Duration Nasel Spray
08 Commercial - Campbell's Nacho Cheese Soup
09 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
10 John Anderson - Chicken Truck
11 John Anderson - 1959
12 John Anderson - Band Introductions
13 John Anderson - Tokyo, Oaklahoma
14 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
15 Commercial - Duration Nasel Spray
16 Commercial - Hamburger Helper Chili Tomato
17 Commercial - Campbell's Nacho Cheese Soup

Side Two

18 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
19 John Anderson - Honky Tonk Crowd
20 John Anderson - Do You Have A Garter Belt (Tony Joe White)
21 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
22 Commercial - Campbell's Nacho Cheese Soup
23 Commercial - Duration Nasel Spray
24 Commercial - Hamburger Helper Chili Tomato
25 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
26 John Anderson - Yellow Creek
27 John Anderson - Let Somebody Else Drive
28 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
29 Commercial - Duration Nasel Spray
30 Commercial - Hamburger Helper Chili Tomato
31 Commercial - Campbell's Nacho Cheese Soup
32 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
33 John Anderson - Catch A Falling Star
34 John Anderson - Wild And Blue
35 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Outro - Jim Duncan

Total Playing Time 53mn 9sc

Notes:
- Record sonic cleaned and then rinsed before delivery.
- Upon delivery record hand cleaned with Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab Super Record Wash.
- Record then cleaned with the HumminGuru Ultrasonic Vinyl Record Cleaning system.
- A Zerostat Positive Ion gun was used prior to LP playback.
- Raw transfer: EQ off, treble and bass levels set at zero for most accurate sound of LP.
- Manually declicked in Goldwave.
- The Vocopro CDR-1000PRO records at 24bit/44,1khz.
- E.A.C. rips CDs at 16bit/44,1khz.
- Break between segments was to be used for Local DJ & Station ID.
- Each segment separated by a locked groove.

Known Faults:
- Static in very beginning of concert opening can not be cleaned very well no music harmed.
- Westwood One packed 53 minutes of music on one Live From Gilley's LP.
- That makes for tighter grooves, making it harder to fight needle damage noise.

Side Notes:
I am not sure but I think it might be George Strait singing the Hamburger Helper jingle. Along with George Strait, John Anderson was considered a New Traditionalist Country Artist, instead of Country Pop like Alabama. With what is called a slow southern drawl, John Anderson's vocal style was easily identifiable. Not happy just to sing other writers songs Anderson wrote a big amount of his own material. He was voted into the The Nashville Songwriter's Hall Of Fame in 2014 and into The Country Music Hall Of Fame in 2024.

Hamburger Helper Chili And Tomato is a failed flavor that you can't really find much about on the internet except for some persons collection of photos on their pintrest of failed Hamburger Helper flavors (interesting obsession). Campbell's Fiesta Nacho Cheese Soup brand has evolved into the Spicy Nacho Cheese flavor.

The Gilley's Brand became bigger than Mickey Gilley's career. After the Texas bar was used in the John Travolta movie Urban Cowboy people everywhere wanted something Gilley's. There was Gilley's Own Beer which I could not find any reviews of. I saw at least 10 different styles of Gilliey's belt buckles. There were shirts, pins, place mats and more. The bar eventually closed in the 1980s. It then later burned.

Digitized by JustDave December 30, 2024

John Anderson is my favorite Country Music performer of all time. I have been listening to him since I was in High School. That was a pretty long time ago, when we had muscle cars and vinyl was not a fad but a way of life. This is one of the records that Rosebud bought me for Christmas 2024. There is yet another John Anderson recording being delivered today. She also bought me 4 Westwood One Superstar Conncert Series 3 album box sets, Aerosmith, Foreigner, The Fixx and Robert Palmer. I have started encoding those so they will be yours shortly!

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John Anderson - Westwood One Live From Gilley's Show #88-03 (Pre-FM)

John Anderson
Westwood One  Live From Gilley's Show #88-03
Gilley's Bar, Pasadena, Texas, USA
For Broadcast The Week Of January 11, 1988
Pre-FM Recording - Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz, 24bit/96khz & MP3 320kbps
600DPI Cue Sheet And Label Scans Included

Digitized From An Original Radio Broadcast Single Album

Lineage:  Pre-FM Single Vinyl LP > Sony PS-LX300H Belt Driven Turntable @ 33+1/3 RPM 60Hrz > Sony TA-AV561 AV Control Integrated Amplifier > Line In (4ft cables w/gold plated tips) > HP Envy 700 Series > BEATS Audio Realtek High Definition Audio Soundcard > Goldwave v6.83 (recording, editing) > Wave 16bit/24khz > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8

Hosted By Jim Duncan

 Side One

01 Westwood One Live From Gilley's Show #88-03 Promo Bed - Jim Duncan
02 Westwood One Live From Gilley's Show #88-03 Intro - Jim Duncan
03 John Anderson - Goin' Down Hill
04 John Anderson - Haunted House (Johnny Fuller)
05 John Anderson - Long Black Veil (Lefty Frizzell)
06 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
07 Commercial - Miss Paul's Frozen Fish
08 Commercial - Mineral Ice
09 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
10 John Anderson - Chicken Truck
11 John Anderson - 1959
12 John Anderson - Band Introductions
13 John Anderson - Tokyo, Oaklahoma
14 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
15 Commercial - Teledisc: The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert Album

Side Two

16 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
17 John Anderson - Honky Tonk Crowd
18 John Anderson - Do You Have A Garter Belt (Tony Joe White)
19 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
20 Commercial - Benylin Cough Medicine
21 Commercial - Campbell's Soup
22 Commercial - Clorox Bleach
23 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
24 John Anderson - Yellow Creek
25 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
26 Commercial - Miss Paul's Frozen Fish
27 Commercial - Clorox Bleach
28 Commercial - Campbell's Soup
29 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
30 John Anderson - Old Chunk Of Coal
31 John Anderson - Wild And Blue
32 John Anderson - Swingin'
33 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Wrap Up - Jim Duncan

Total Playing Time:  53mn 50sc

JustDave's Notes:

Run Out Groove Numbers:
Side 1: LG-88-03-1 MX KM
Side 2: LG-88-03-2 MX KM

Recording Notes:
- LP was professionally cleaned before purchase.
- Records hand cleaned with Record Research Lab Super Record Wash before playback.
- LP cleaned with the HumminGuru Ultrasonic Vinyl Record Cleaning System prior to playback.
- A Zerostat Positive Ion gun was used on LP prior to playback.
- Raw transfer: EQ off, treble and bass levels set at +/- zero for most accurate sound of LP.
- Preservation being key the show is encoded complete with commercials and voiceovers.
- Break between segments was to be used for Local DJ & Station ID.
- Each segment separated by a locked groove.
- Show promo was first track on LP instead of last like most other Westwood One productions.
- Recording is a rebroadcast of the same show as Live From Gilley's #86-52 with one different song. Live From Gilley's #88-03 drops "Let Somebody Else Drive" and adds "Swingin'"
- All editing done in 24bit/96khz
- Declicked manualy and some noise reduction used.

Known Faults:
- Westwood One packed 53 minutes of music on one Live From Gilley's LP.
- That makes for tighter grooves, making it harder to fight needle damage noise.
- Segment 4 had a hard substance in the grooves that made it skip. It took 3 hours, some alcohol and a discwasher brush to remove. There may be a little static there but it plays all the way through

Other notes:
- John Anderson does so much for Native American Tribes that a lot of people think is part Native American. He has no Native American blood he just grew up in a small town in the south of the United States. This little town was by a Reservation where Native Americans live. He became very sympathetic toward how the Native Americans were and are treated by the United States. My Dad was of Apache and German decent.....

Digitized by JustDave March 12, 2025

Westwood One Live At Gilley's #86-52 Available Here

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John Anderson - Silver Eagle Cross Country Radio ~ Music Village U.S.A., Hendersonville, TN11-24-1984 (FM)

John Anderson
Silver Eagle Cross Country Radio
Music Village U.S.A.
Hendersonville, Tennessee, U.S.A.
November 24, 1984
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Rosebud's Pick

01 I'm Just An Old Chunk Of Coal
02 She Just Started Liking Cheatin' Songs
03 Your Lying Blue Eyes
04 Goin' Down Hill
05 Long Black Veil
06 Band Introduction
07 Chicken Truck
08 Love You A Thousand Ways
09 1959
10 Haunted House gap at end
11 Crazy Arms
12 She Sure Got Away With My Heart
13 I Wish I Could Write You A Song
14 When You Get On The Whiskey
15 Would You Catch A Falling Star
16 Wild And Blue
17 Swingin'
18 I Just Came Home To Count The Memories
19 Black Sheep
20 Interlude
21 She Sure Got Away With My Heart
22 I Wish I Could Write You A Song
23 1959

John Anderson - lead vocals, guitar
Mike Jordan - piano
Ax Lincoln - tack bass
Larry Emmons - bass
Jim Wolf - drums
Tom Morley - fiddle
Vern Pildren - lead guitar
Bucks Reed - pedal steel

justdave's notes:
I downloaded this years ago, upon first listen I noticed gaps between songs. I have gone through and removed all the gaps and one drop-out. I re-encoded the waves back to MP3.

As we pay Tribute To Rosebud's Favorite Singers we have to included her favorite Country Music singer John Anderson. When Rosebud and I first began to see each other she new very little about Country Music. She new her Dad loved Merle Haggard but couldn't tell Alabama from Willie Nelson. The 1st time I got any reaction out of her about a Country Artist was when I played John Anderson's Seminole Wind album. She listened along with me ad after the last song, "Seminole Wind" was over then asked if I would play it again. I started the song over and she quickly said "No, the whole CD". So I did. As we sat smoking a joint she remarked how much she liked his voice. When the CD finished she asked how many of John's CDs I own. I told her 12, not counting the Greatest Hits collections. So over the next few days I played her every John Anderson CD I own. She is a huge fan of his music and rich distinctive voice. She can tell the difference between Merle Haggard & Willie Nelson now. Unfortunately she can't tell Hank Williams Jr. from Chris Stapleton.

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Devadip Orchestra - Donauhalle, Ulm, Germany 11-20-1978 (SBD) Late Show

Devadip Orchestra
Donauhalle - Late Show
Ulm, Germany
November 20, 1978
Soundboard Recording
Flac 16bit/44,1khz & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Includes A Folder Of 6 Bonus Tracks

01 Intro
02 Swapan Tari
03 Arise Awake/Light Versus Darkness/Jim Jeannie
04 Oneness
05 Gardenia
06 Jharna Kala

Bonus Tracks:

07 Europa - Frejus 09-1977
08 I Love You Much Too Much - Los Angeles, CA 08-12-1981
09 All I Ever Wanted - Los Angeles 1979
10 Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen - Santo Domingo 08-22-1982
11 Peraza - San Francisco, CA 08-09-1985
12 Blues For Salvador - Cuyahoga Falls, OH 09-17-1988

Carlos Santana - Guitar, Percussion
Russell Tubbs - Saxophone, Flute
Chris Ryne - Keyboards
Graham Lear - Drums
David Margen - Bass

While the Santana band was touring through Europe in 1978 the Devadip Orchestra was the opening act for every gig. The Devadip Orchestra focused on Carlos Santana's solo material released under his Buddist name Devadip Carlos Santana. Carlos became a Buddhist in 1971 after John McLaughlin introduced him to guru Sri Chinmoy he would remain a follower until 1982.

This is an all instrumental set and sounds pretty good although the tape does show a little age.

 

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Rollins Band - Fritz Club, Vienna, Austria, October 14, 1988 (FM)

Rollins Band
Fritz Club
Vienna, Austria
October 14, 1988
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 - Intro 0:17
02 - Do It 1:29
03 - Burned Beyond Recognition 2:56
04 - Talk 2:57
05 - Wreck-Age 4:36
06 - Gun in Mouth Blues 13:27
07 - Talk 1:15
08 - You Didn’t Need To Do That To Me 5:08
09 - Followed Around 3:07
10 - Ghost Rider 5:42
11 - Outro 0:58

Henry Rollins – lead vocals
Chris Haskett – guitar
Andrew Weiss – bass
Sim Cain – drums, percussion

Henry Rollins is one of my favorite performers, so much passion in every movement and syllable. I never saw him with Black Flag (had my own gig when they played their last show here in Detroit so..). I've seen him a couple times with The Rollins Band and was just blown away (too bad he's now retired from music!). The man could be intimidating when seen from the front row of a club.

I downloaded this recording from a nice blog called The Luxor Dream run by a person named Titus. I do believe he made the cover art as well. Titus has been around a while and has a nice variety of recordings to share. I recommend visiting.

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More Henry Rollins shows with Black Flag & Rollins Band Here

Bob Seger - Lookin' Back: The Box (studio & SBD)

Bob Seger
Lookin' Back: The Box
3 CD Compilation
Various Dates & Locations
Studio & Soundboard Recordings
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

CD1
01 American Storm (take 1)
02 American Storm (unknown take)
03 Blue Monday (take 6)
04 Blue Monday (take 7)
05 Blue Monday (take 8)
06 Blue Monday (take 9)
07 Blue Monday (take 11)
08 Blue Monday (take 12)
09 The Fat Man (take 7)
10 Reckless Heart
11 The Ring (alternate version w/ extra verse)
12 Roll Me Away (short instrumental)
13 Sometimes (instrumental)
14 The Ring (extended instrumental version)
15 The Ring (instrumental)
16 Blue Monday (take 13)
17 C'est La Vie (instrumental)
18 Elevator Button (short Instrumental)
19 The Fat Man (take 8)
20 The Fat Man (unknown take)
21 The Fat Man (take 9)
22 Hey Hey Hey Hey
23 House Behind a House (short instrumental)
24 Real at the Time (Solo acoustic)

CD2
01 Air Force ROTC radio spot 1971
02 Sometimes (instrumental)
03 Understanding (rehearsal)
04 Understanding (unknown take 2)
05 Understanding (unknown take 3)
06 Wildfire (instrumental)
07 Wildfire (take 1)
08 Wildfire (take 2)
09 Wildfire (take 1) [diff. source]
10 The Lonely One (Solo acoustic)
05 See Me in the Morning (live)
12 Don't Burn Down the Bridge (live)
13 Still Water
14 I Am Woman, You Are Man
16 All Your Love (live) [incomplete]

CD3
01 Fat Man in the Bathtub (live)
02 Dark Eyes (solo)
03 Hey Hey Hey Hey
04 Reckless Heart
05 The Fat Man
06 The Ring (Alternate version w/ extra verse)
07 The Long Way Home (alternate take)
08 Wildfire
09 Yesterday Rules
10 Can't Hit the Corners No More (edited version)
11 A Man Broken (solo)
12 Carfax Abbey
13 The Ring (instrumental)

This is a great collection of outtakes from the long career of the Motor City's Favorite Son Bob Seger. Bob Seger released his first single "Ballad Of The Yellow Beret" b/w "It's Florida Time" as the vocalist for local Detroit band Doug Brown & The Omens in 1966. The song was a parody of Sgt. Barry Sadler's hit "Ballad Of The Green Beret" and a slam against draft dodgers. Bob went solo soon after and released "East Side Story" b/w "East Side Sound" with his own group Bob Seger & The Last Heard. Under The Last Heard moniker Bob would release 4 more singles. When the band was picked up by Capitol Records they changed the name to The Bob Seger System. The Bob Seger System released 3 albums Ramblin' Gamblin' Man, Noah, and Mongrel before Bob went solo in 1971 with the "Lookin' Back" single. After that Bob released the Brand New Morning album. Brand New Morning featured Bob singing and playing either piano or acoustic guitar. The album is long out of print and Bob actually insists it never be re-released. Seek it out  it is a fantastic listen. Bob Seger's career took of when he released the Beautiful Loser album. From there a string of hit albums would follow and the world learned what Detroit knew for a long time....Bob Seger could really rock!

We had a repost request for this box set. A lot of what is on here is on the newer box sets I post about a week ago. Some tracks may not be on those boxes, I haven't compared them track by track.

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Blue Rodeo - The Riviera Theater: Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. April 6, 1991 (FM)

Blue Rodeo
The Riviera Theater
Chicago, Illinois, USA
April 6, 1991
WXRT-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

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Source: WXRT-FM Broadcast

01 - Joker's Wild
02 - Heart Like Mine
03 - Til I Am Myself Again
04 - Piranha Pool
05 - What Am I Doing Here
06 - Trust Yourself
07 - After The Rain
08 - 5 A.M.
09 - Diamond Mine

Total Playing Time: 44mn 52sc

Jim Cuddy – vocals, guitar
Greg Keelor – vocals, guitar
Bazil Donovan – bass
Glenn Milchem – drums
Bob Wiseman – piano, organ

Blue Rodeo was a bit of a surprise to me. When it was recommended I should check them out I was skeptical to say the least. I was told they were sort of an Alt-County Southern Rock kinda thing from Canada. I must apologize to all my Canadian friends but Canada was not my first guess I would find a Southern Rock band. When I think of Canadian Music I think Gordon Lightfoot, Rush, Triumph, April Wine, Anvil, Exciter, & Cryptopsy, not an Alt-Country Southern Rock kinda thing. I accepted his loan of the bands debut CD. I have to admit I played it so much Rosebud  noticed and asked that I chose something else. She said it was okay but not for back to back listening.

Rosebud is not a big fan of Country Music or really Country sounding Southern Rock. She loves Lynyrd Skynyrd after I took her to see the Johnny Van-Zant lead version live. I then said I wanted to go see a Charlie Daniels Volunter Jam tour that was coming to Detroit. She said me she wanted to go so we took her with us. The show had a version of Molly Hatchett with only 1 founding member left, The Marshall Tucker Band who still had Doug Gray but his voice was gone, The Charlie Daniels Band which ever version Charlie had, and the headliner was ole Bocephus himself, Hank Williams Jr. Now we were on the lawn with our friends drinking and smoking having a good time.

When Hank Williams started the intro to "Family Tradition" and the whole crowd singing "Hank why do you roll smoke" I lit up. We were halfway through the doobie when I had a Cop ask me "Aren't you a little too old to be smoking pot at a concert?" I was deeply offended and told the officer "I just turned 30 what do you mean too old?" The Cop says "...too old to want to sleep on concrete tonight if he smarts off again." So I shut up and the cop says "I'm not arresting you but you and your friends have to leave." I said to my buddy sitting in front of me with his brother "Excuse me sir, I know we were sharing our blanket with you but the police want me to leave so could you and your friend slip off it?" He looked at me and the cops and said "Sure man..... I hope all goes well". The cop started escorting Rosebud and I off the hill toward the exits. Rosebud decided to speak her mind about the situation yelling "We're getting thrown out for smoking weed like we are some kinda criminals!" "This is a violation of my rights as a citizen to my pursuit of happiness." I said in a grumble "Damn it shut up, he's not arresting us and this is Hank's encore, fuck it lets go home." I told Rosebud when we were safely away from the cops "I have about an once rolled in joints in my jacket pocket. You almost got me popped woman!" We laugh about it now especially since it's now legal.

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I've Been A Little Busy, Sorry!!

Sorry it's been a while since I updated the blog. I have been busy having my house fitted with solar panels and backup batteries. Electricity is getting expensive due to data centers. My solar set up is estimated to cover about 80% of my electrical needs. The winter months I may have to pay for some electricity. If the power goes out I won't have to hook up my generator. I also have a 25 year maintenance and replacement package on my battery back up. After we have winter I'll have a better idea how much of my electricity the panels will actually cover.

So this year marks 3 years that I am cancer free. It also marks 13 years that Rosebud and I have been posting music for our friends on this blog. Our house is 3 years old this week, Rosebud and I have been living here for 3 years now too.

So in this spirit of Celebration I went out shopping. What I bought was 7 Bob Seger Bootleg Box Sets and a single Bob Seger CD boot for a total of 29 CDs of Bob Seger bootleg material. I also bought a Budweiser Concert Hour 3 Album set of George Clinton & Parliament/Funkadelic. The Bob Seger Box Sets are posted on the blog now. I have to encode the George Clinton yet.

Besides the Bob Seger overload there are also a bunch more re-posted links.

Thank You For The Years!

JustDave & Rosebud

Bob Seger - Still Water - (Marshall)

Bob Seger
Still Water - (Marshall)
Studio Rarities, Outtakes And Live Tracks
Sources, Dates And Locations May Vary
Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz
High Quality MP3 320kbps/48khz
Cover Art Included

From The Collection Of JustDave

Brought To You By The Collective Of Live Music

Lineage: Pro CD-r > E.A.C. (secure) > Wave 16bit/44,1khz > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz

01 A Broken Man (The Fire Inside Outtake 1991)
02 Can't Hit The Corners Anymore (Against The Wind Outtake 1980)
03 Carfax Abby (Circa 1973 or 1974)
04 Dark Eyes
05 Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey (Road House OST Outtake 1989)
06 I Am Woman, You Are Man
07 Ivory (Ramblin Gamblin Man Outtake 1969)
08 Long Way From Home (Alternate Version 1990)
09 Reckless Heart (Like A Rock Outtake 1986)
10 Still Water (Outtake 1971)
11 The Fat Man (Blue Monday Sessions Outtake) was listed as "Fat Man In The Bathtub" Little Feat Cover Circa 1979.
12 The Ring (Original Full Length Version)
13 Yesterday Rules (Live) (Back To The Future OST Outtake 1985)

Total Playing Time: 44mn 17sc

JustDave's Notes:
- The bootleg company that released this CD uses CD-r's to make their releases.
- All these songs appeared on the original 4 CD version of the bootleg Lookinback The Box. For some reason the box set was cut down to a 3 CD version. These 13 songs are the songs that were left off of the 3 CD set.
- The waves tested lossy with Trader's Little Helper but I encoded the album to flac anyway so as not to lose anymore fidelity because they sound great. It could be noise reduction making them test lossy.

Notes On Songs:
- "A Broken Man" was written for Bob's 1991 album The Fire Inside and is Bob and a keyboard and is most likely a demo.
- "Can't Hit The Corners Anymore" was written for Bob's Against The Wind album and was left off due to Punch Andrews, Seger's manager, saying to Seger "It sounds like you're giving up". I read this in the Rolling Stone article with Bob Seger about the Against The Wind album.
- "Carfax Abby" is an interesting Seger ballad about to Dracula's Castle in Transylvania which sounds like more than a demo.
- "Dark Eyes" is another recording with Bob at a keyboard singing. For this one no information is given but Bob laughs at the end and the sound is that of a demo.
- "Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey" was written for the Road House Motion Picture Soundtrack
- "I Am Woman, You Are Man" is another recording with Bob at a keyboard singing and sounds like a demo.
- "Ivory" is said to be an outtake of the Ramblin' Gamblin' Man album. It's the same version that another bootleg calls a remix. I'm not sure what the real origion is.
- "Long Way From Home" is another recording with Bob at the piano singing which sounds like a demo to me instead of an alternate version.
- "Reckless Heart" was left off of Bob's album Like A Rock. He should have put on a B-side of a single.
- "Still Water" is said to be an outtake from 1971 which puts around the time Bob recorded Brand New Morning which was just Bob singing and playing piano or guitar. Not sure where the outtake comes from.
- "Fat Man In The Bathtub" is not on the CD it's a misprint. Track 11 is actually the song "The Fat Man" which was recorded during the sessions for the song "Blue Monday".
- "The Ring" is over 7 minutes long here while on the album Like A Rock it's just over 5 minutes.
- "Yesterday Rules" while left off the Back To The Future Soundtrack was played live off and on during the 1986 tour. This live version comes from the Saratoga Springs, New York September 11, 1986 soundboard recording which circulates as a bootle.

Digitized By JustDave For The Collective Of Live Music September 15, 2026

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Bob Seger - Painting A Picture Of America Volume 1 - (Marshall) 3 CD Box Set

 

Bob Seger
Painting A Picture Of America Volume 1 - (Marshall)
Singles, Demos, Outtakes & Live Tracks
Sources, Dates & Locations Vary
Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz
High  Quality MP3 320kbps/48khz
Cover Art Included

From The Collection Of JustDave

Brought To You By The Collective Of Live Music

Lineage: Pro CD-r > E.A.C. (secure) > Wave 16bit/44,1khz > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz > Mp3tag (tagging)

Disc One All Tracks Commercially Available So Were Omitted

-- Bob Seger & The Last Heard - Persecution Smith (A-Side)
-- Bob Seger & The Last Heard - Chain Smokin' (B-Side)
-- Bob Seger & The Last Heard - East Side Story (A-Side)
-- Bob Seger & The Last Heard - Vagrant Winter
-- Doug Brown and The Omens - Ballad Of The Yellow Beret
-- Bob Seger & The Last Heard - Heavy Music (Part 1)
-- Bob Seger & The Last Heard - Sock It To Me Santa
-- Doug Brown and The Omens - Florida Time
-- Bob Seger & The Last Heard - East Side Sound (B-Side)
-- Bob Seger & The Last Heard - Very Few
-- Bob Seger System - Looking Back
-- Bob Seger & The Last Heard - Heavy Music (Part 2)

Disc Two

01 Bob Seger & The Bornio Band - Back In '72
02 Bob Seger System - Cat
03 Bob Seger System - Death Row
04 Bob Seger System - Innervenus Eyes
05 Bob Seger System - Jumpin' Humpin' Hip Hypocrit
06 Bob Seger System - Leaning On My Dream
07 Bob Seger System - Lenny Johnson
08 Bob Seger System - Loneliness Is A Feeling
09 Bob Seger System - Lonely Man
10 Bob Seger System - Noah
11 Bob Seger System - Paint Me A Picture Jane
12 Bob Seger System - River Deep, Mountain High
13 Bob Seger & The Bornio Band - Rosalie
14 Bob Seger System - Song To Rufus
15 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Teachin' Blues
16 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Shakedown
17 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Blue Monday
18 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Chances Are (with Martina McBride)

Disc Three

01 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Wildfire (Take 1)
02 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Wildfire (Take 2)
03 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Wildfire (Take 4)
04 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - You Never Can Tell (C'est La Vie) (Take 6)
05 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - You Never Can Tell (C'est La Vie) (No Vocal)
06 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey (Outtake)
07 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - The Fat Man (Outtake)
08 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - The Fat Man (Take 8)
09 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - The Fat Man (Take 9)
10 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - The Fat Man (Take 10)
11 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Blue Monday (Take 6)
12 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Blue Monday (Take 7)
13 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Blue Monday (Take 8)
14 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Blue Monday (Take 9)
15 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Blue Monday (Take 11)
16 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Blue Monday (Take 12)
17 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Blue Monday (Take 13)
18 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - American Storm (Live 08/11/1986)
19 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Tryin' To Live My Life Without You (Live 08/11/1986)
20 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Makin' Thunderbirds (Live 08/11/1986)
21 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Mainstreet (Live 08/11/1986)
22 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band - Old Time Rock n' Roll (Live 08/11/1986)

Total Playing Time CD1: 30mn 16sc
Total Playing Time CD2: 1hr 5mn 4sc
Total Playing Time CD3: 1hr 13mn 58sc
Total Playing Time All CDs: 2hr 49mn 19sc

CD1 Tracks 01-18 Early Singles
CD2 Tracks 01, 13 Bob Seger & The Bornio Band aka My Band
CD2 Tracks 02-12, 14 The Bob Seger System
CD2 Tracks 15-18 Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band
CD3: All Tracks Recorded By Bob Seger & The Sliver Bullet Band as noted below
Tracks 01-03 Recorded During The American Storm Sessions
Tracks 04-17 Recorded During The Blue Monday Sessions
Tracks 18-22 Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, New York August 11, 1986 Soundboard Recording

JustDave's Notes:
- All of CD1 songs were omitted due to being commercially available
- All of CD2 except for "Chances Are (with Martina McBride)" were replaced with copies from my LPs because they sound better than those used.
- CD3 Tracks 18-22 tested as MPEG 100% so they were replaced with lossless tracks from my copy of the August 11, 1986 soundboard recording from Saratoga Springs, New York.

Notice:
- All the tracks on CD One have been released on the CD Heavy Music The Complete Cameo Recordings 1966-1967. Since they are available I have omited those tracks and prepared an alternate CD One from my Bob Seger and Bob Seger Related Collection. This new CD One has tracks from: The Third Power featuring Drew Abbott before joining The Silver Bullet Band : The Assemblage featuring Robyn Robyns on keyboards before joining The Silver Bullet Band : Ormandy featuring Alto Reed on saxophone before joining The Silver Bullet Band : Out of print Bob Seger tracks that I think you will enjoy.

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Bob Seger - Painting A Picture Of America Volume 2 - (Marshall) 4 CD Box Set

Bob Seger
Painting A Picture Of America Volume 2 - (Marshall)
Singles, Demos, Outtakes & Live Tracks
Sources, Dates & Locations Vary
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Disc One

01 ROTC Commercial
02 This Old House (B-Side U.M.C.)
03 Makin' Thunderbirds (Extended)
04 House Behind A House (Demo)
05 Elevator Button (Demo)
06 American Storm (Take 1)
07 American Storm (Alternate Version 1)
08 American Storm (Alternate Version 2)
09 Unreleased Instrumental
10 The Ring (Extended)
11 The Ring (No Vocal)
12 Sometimes (Demo)
13 Reckless Heart (Demo)
14 Living Inside My Heart (Take 5)
15 The Fat Man (Take 7)
16 Roll Me Away (Short Instrumental)
17 The Ring (Extended Instrumental)

Disc Two

01 Real At The Time (Informal Recording 12.16.91)
02 Sometimes (Instrumental)
03 Understanding (Rehearsal)
04 Understanding (Take 2)
05 Understanding (Take 3)
06 Wildfire (Instrumental)
07 Wildfire (Take 1) (Mono)
08 The Lonely One (Informal Recording 12.16.91)
09 See Me In The Evening (Live 05.14.74)
10 Don't Burn Down The Bridge (Live 05.14.74)
11 Still Water (1971)
12 I Am Woman, You Are Man (1971)
13 All Your Love (Live 05.14.74)
14 Ivory (Alternate Version)

Disc Three

01 Fat Man In The Bath Tub (Little Feat Cover Live 1996)
02 Dark Eyes (Informal Recording 12.16.91)
03 Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey!
04 Reckless Heart
05 The Ring (Alternate Extended Version)
06 The Long Way Home (Alternate Take)
07 Wildfire
08 Yesterday Rules (Live 08.11.86)
09 Can't Hit The Corners No More (Edited Version)
10 A Man Broken (Informal Recording 12.16.91)
11 Carfax Abbey (1973/1974)
12 The Ring (Instrumental)

Total Playing Time CD1: 1hr 9mn 20sc
Total Playing Time CD2: 47mn 43sc
Total Playing Time CD3: 45mn 41sc
Total Playing Time All CDs: 2hr 42mn 45sc

Notes On Tracks:

Disc One
- Track 01 An early public service message recorded by Bob Seger
- Track 02 1974's "This Old House" is the Holy Grail if you will for Bob Seger Collectors. The B-Side to the single version of "U.M.C. (Upper Middle Class)" was never released on an album. Later in Bob's career he re-wrote the lyrics and the song became the hit single "We Got Tonight".
- Tracks 03-05 & 16 from the Distance Recording sessions 1982
- Tracks 06-14 & 17 from the Like A Rock Sessions 1985/1986.
- Track 15 from the Blue Monday sessions 1988.

Disc Two:
- Tracks 01 & 08 from The Timothy White Sessions, Chicago, Illinois, December 16, 1991.
- Track 02-07 from the Like A Rock Sessions 1985/1986
- Tracks 09, 10 & 13 recorded live at The Orphanage Club, San Francisco, CA May 14, 1974.
- Tracks 11 & 12 were rcorded circa 1971.
- Track 14 is an alternate mix or re-mix of the 1969 song from the Ramblin' Gamblin' Man album.

Disc Three:
- Track 01 was recorded live 1996 supposedly recorded live in 1996.
- Tracks 02 & 10 from The Timothy White Sessions, Chicago, Illinois, December 16, 1991.
- Track 03 from the Blue Monday sessions 1988.
- Tracks 04, 05, 07, 09, & 12 from the Like A Rock Sessions 1985/1986
- Track 06 from The Fire Inside Sessions 1990.
- Track 08 recorded live Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Sartoga Springs, New York, August 11, 1986.
- Track 11 recorded circa 1973/1974. The song is one of Bob Seger's most interesting set of lyrics. About vampires, Castle Dracula and The Carpathian Mountains Bob would never venture this far into fantasy on any release.

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Project Started: September 14, 2026             Project Finished: September 26, 2026

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