Showing posts with label Doug Sahm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doug Sahm. Show all posts

Monday, September 30, 2024

Kris Kristofferson & Friends - The Record Plant: Sausalito, California, USA April 22, 1973 (FM)

Kris Kristofferson & Friends
The Record Plant
Sausalito, California, USA
April 22, 1973
KSAN-FM Broadcast Recording

Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rest In Peace Kris Kristofferson 06/22/1936 - 09/28/2024

Featuring:
Rita Coolidge
Doug Sahm
Nick Gravenites


Lineage: FM Lineage Unknown > Cassette > M-Audio Transit > Cool Edit > CD Wave Editor > FLAC

01 Late John Garfield Blues
02 Same Old Song
03 Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)
04 Out of Mind, Out of Sight
05 Late Again (Gettin' Over You)
06 Looks Like Baby's Gone
07 Billy Dee
08 Border Lord
09 Sunday Mornin' Coming Down
10 Rainbow Road / Tuning
11 Half As Much
12 Jolie Blonde
13 The Wild Side Of Life
14 Stormy Monday Blues
15 Tom Donahue KSAN ID / Fever
16 A Woman Left Lonely
17 I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
18 My Crew
19 It Sure Was (Love)
20 Take Time To Love /Tom Donahue KSAN ID
21 Tom Donahue KSAN ID / Billy The Bum
22 Help Me Make It Through The Night
23 I Never Had It So Good (cuts out after 1st verse)
24 Eight Day Clock
25 Blue Highway
26 I'll Change Your Flat Tire, Merle
27 Settle It In The Bedroom / Tom Donahue KSAN ID
28 Tom Donahue ad libbing with Nick G
29 Come On John / Tom Donahue Wrap Up
30 Me and Bobbie McGee

Today one of my favorite songs brought tears to my eyes. We have lost one of the greatest songwriters in the world, Kris Kristofferson. Ray Price, Waylon Jennings, Bobby Bare, Johnny Cash, Sami Smith (she had a hit with "Help Me Make It Through The Night"), Janis Joplin, Joe Simon, Patty Page, Jerry Lee Lewis, Rod Stewart, and Elvis Presley just to drop a few of the names of singers who have recorded and had hits with Kristofferson's songs. He wrote one of my favorite Country songs ever. The the typical Country Music Story which nobody ever wrote better, "Sunday Mornin' Coming Down". I mean Ray Stevens released the 1st version of that song in 1969. Ray Stevens the guy best known for "The Streak" recorded that song. So did Johnny Cash, a great songwriter himself who needed no help writing a hit, recorded a Number 1 Hit Single with "Sunday Mornin' Coming Down". When a songwriter records one of your songs, you know that you did something right. Kris Kristofferson reached a kind of immortality. His songs will carry his name into an infinite future....Rest In Peace Kris Kristofferson.

Flac

MP3


Wednesday, January 17, 2018

Texas Tornados (featuring Freddy Fender & Doug Sahm) - Gruene Hall, Gruene, New Braunfels, TX xx-xx-1992 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Texas Tornados
Rhythms Of The World
Gruene Hall
Gruene, New Braunfels, Texas, USA
1990-91-92 ??
BBC TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Art & Screen Shots Included

featuring:
Doug Sahm
Freddy Fender
Augie Meyers
Flaco Jimenez
Esteban Steve Jordan

Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Goldwave v 6.30 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps 

01 Introduction
02 Who Were You Thinking Of (Glaser/Gauvin/Pelletier)
03 Hey Baby (Que Paso) (Augie Meyers/Bill Sheffield)
04 Laredo Rose (Rich Minus)
05 Soy De San Luis (Santiago Jimenez Snr)
06 Only One (Freddy Fender)
07 Mendocino (Doug Sahm)
08 Wasted Days & Wasted Nights (Freddy Fender/W.Duncan/Meaux)
09 Dedication to Kinky Friedman
10 Is Anybody Going to San Antone (Dave Kirby/Glen Martin)
11 She's About A Mover (Doug Sahm)
12 96 Tears (? & The Mysterians) (Rudy Martinez)
13 Crazy Crazy Baby (T-Bone Walker) (fades)

Texas Tornados
Doug Sahm (R.I.P.) - vocals, guitar, bajo sexto
Augie Meyers - vocals, Vox organ, accordion, accoustic guitar
Freddy Fender (R.I.P.) - vocals, guitar
Flaco Jimenez - accordion, vocals
Louis Ortega - guitar
Ernie Durawa - drums
Speedy Sparks - bass
Esteban Steve Jordan 'El Parche' (R.I.P.) - accordion

justdave's notes:
I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to soften some volume issuse and re-edit some track marks. No EQ or noise reduction was used. The waves were encoded to MP3 320kbps because the DVD had lossy audio.

Doug Sahm died in his sleep from a heart attack November 18, 1999, he was 58.
Freddy Fender died from lung cancer October 14, 2006, he was 69.
Esteban Steve Jordan died from liver cancer August 13, 2010, he was 71.

MP3