Guitar Bandits 1974 California Jam 3 CD Set (SBD/FM)

Guitar Bandits 1974
California Jam (Seagull CD 025/1)
Soundboard/FM Recordings
Exact Dates & Venues Unknown
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

 

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CD1

Ten Years After
01 Rock And Roll Music To The World
02 Spoonful
03 I'm Going Home

Johnny Winter
04 Bad Situation
05 Stone Country
06 Silver Train
07 Jumpin' Jack Flash

Robin Trower
08 The Day Of The Eagle
09 Bridge Of Sighs
10 Too Rolling Stoned
11 Alethea
12 Little Bit Of Sympathy

Bachman Turner Overdrive
13 Roll On Down The Highway
14 Takin' Care Of Business

CD2

Mountain
01 Tales From An Imaginary Western
02 Nantuckit Sleighride
03 Roll Over Beethoven / Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On

Aerosmith
04 Dream On
05 Walk This Way
06 Train Kept' a' Rollin'

Mott The Hoople
07 Golden Age Of Rock n' Roll
08 Sucker
09 Born Late '58
10 One Of The Boys
11 Gren Marionette
12 All The Way From Memphis

Humble Pie
13 I Want You To Love Me
14 Stone Cold Fever
15 Come On Everybody

CD3

Eric Clapton
01 Badge
02 Let It Rain

Edgar Winter's White Trash
03 Keep Playing That Rock n' Roll
04 Frankenstein
05 Tobacco Road
06 Rock n' Roll Boogie Woogie Blues

The Who
07 Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere
08 Substitute
09 My Generation
10 Pinball Wizard

Peter Frampton
11 Do You Feel Like We Do

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The first thing I want to say about this great sounding set, is that not one performance took place at the California Jam no matter what the title might suggest. That being said, EVERY PERFORMANCE is Soundboard/FM quality, leading me to believe it's a compilation of radio shows. The Who tracks come from one of their King Biscuit Flower Hour appearances. I was told but can't confirm that the Mott The Hoople tracks are from a King Biscuit Flower Hour show. I highly recommend this 3CD set, I mean look at the artist and track list, Eric Clapton, Peter Frampton, Robin Trower, Leslie West, Peter Townsend, et al one thing the title was correct about is the Guitar Factor!

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Steve Marriott & Peter Frampton - Humble Pie Reunion Demos ~ Los Angeles, CA Early 1991 (Studio)

Steve Marriott & Peter Frampton

Humble Pie Reunion Demos
Early 1991
Los Angeles, California, USA
Studio Recordings
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

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01 Scratch My Back
02 Why I Need the Blues
03 Rolling Stone part 2
04 And the Band Played On
05 The Bigger They Come I
06 roove By You I
07 The Bigger They Come II
08 I Won't Let You Down I
09 The Bigger They Come III
10 Groove By You II
11 Cold Hearted Head
12 I Won't Let You Down II

Total Playing Time 45mn 05sc 

What BigO said:
Humble Pie was formed in late 1968 when Steve Marriott, guitarist and incomparable blues rock vocalist, left the Small Faces, and joined forces with guitarist/singer Peter Frampton, formerly of The Herd, ex-Spooky Tooth bassist Greg Ridley, and 17 year-old drummer Jerry Shirley. Few people today remember Steve Marriott, and that’s a pity. His voice was what Jimmy Page wanted Robert Plant to sound like, and Plant openly emulated Marriott. Humble Pie’s fade out from rock consciousness was due to multitude of factors. Their studio albums were relatively poor sellers, and relying so heavily on cover songs probably worked against them. The group disbanded in 1975, reunited briefly in 1979, then saw Marriott quit and move back to England in 1983. In 1991, he and Peter Frampton were collaborating on a possible Humble Pie reunion in California, when Steve rather abruptly flew home to England. Marriott was tragically killed in a fire at his home on April 19, 1991.

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Humble Pie & Peter Frampton - King Biscuit Flower Hour ~ The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA, 03-15-1975 (Pre-FM)

Humble Pie & Peter Frampton
King Biscuit Flower Hour
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA March 15, 1975
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cue Sheet or Label Scans

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01 KBFH DJ Intro
02 I Want You To Love Me
03 Stone Cold Fever
04 Come On Everybody
05 I Don't Need No Doctor
06 Somethin's Happening
07 It's A Plain Shame
08 (I'll Give You) Money
09 Do You Feel Like We Do
10 KBFH Outro ~ Beer Ad
11 KBFH Peter Frampton Promo
12 KBFH Humble Pie Promo

total time: 53mn 54sc

Humble Pie 1975:
Steve Marriott - guitar, vocals, harmonica
Clem Clempson - guitar, vocals
Greg Ridley - bass, vocals
Jerry Shirley - drums
Tim Hinkley - keyboards

Peter Frampton – lead vocals, lead guitar, talkbox
Bob Mayo – rhythm guitar, keyboards, vocals
Stanley Sheldon – bass guitar, vocals
John Siomos – drums

Gig can be confirmed here: Humble Pie was on thier Good-Bye To The Pie Tour. Peter Frampton was opening the show wich included Humble Pie and The John Entwhistle Band. Steve Marriott can be heared at the beginning of Peter Frampton's set introducing his former band mate.

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Humble Pie - On Stage ~ BBC Peel's Sunday Show, London, England, 09-09-1970 (SBD)

Humble Pie
On Stage - (MD 72611)
BBC Peel's Sunday Show
?A studio in London, UK?
September 9, 1970
Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

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01 Four Day Creep
02 I'm Ready
03 Live With Me
04 Stone Cold Fever
05 Hallelujah (I Love Her So)
06 Walk On Gilded Splinters
07 The Sad Bag Of Shakey Jake
08 One Eyed Trouser Snake Rumba
09 Big Black Dog

Steve Marriott - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Greg Ridley - bass, vocals
Jerry Shirley - drums, vocals
Peter Frampton - guitar, keyboards, vocals

I received this in shn which are annoying because you need plugins to play them and they are larger than flac so I decoded the files, checked them to make sure they were lossless, then encoded them to flac. I really shouldn't have to sell anyone on this one. I mean come on, it's freakin' Peter Frampton and  Steve Marriott ... no more needs be said...

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