Franke & The Knockouts / The Dregs (Dixie Dregs w/Alex Ligertwood) - King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 (Pre-FM)

Franke & The Knockouts / The Dregs (Dixie Dregs w/Alex Ligertwood)
King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423
Franke & The Knockouts: The Agora, Cleveland, Ohio, USA April 28, 1982
The Dregs (Dixie Dregs): Rumors, Atlanta, Georgia, USA April 22, 1982
For Broadcast June 13, 1982
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 24bit/96khz
Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz
High Quality MP3 320kbps/48khz
Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

From The Collection Of Sam Elliot's Mustache

Brought To You By The Collective Of Live Music

Digitized From An Original 3 Sided 2 Record Radio Broadcast Set.

Lineage:  Pre-FM 2x Vinyl LP Set > 280gram Record Weight > Sony PS-LX300H Belt Driven Turntable @ 33+1/3 RPM/60Hrz (Turntable & Tone Arm Balanced: Needle Tracking & Azimuth Set: Tone Arm Pressure Digitally Dialed In at .84: Anti-Skid set 1.0) > Sony TA-AV561 AV Control Integrated Amplifier (bass/treble +/- zero) > Line In (4ft cables w/gold plated tips) > HP Envy 700 Series > BEATS Audio Realtek High Definition Audio Soundcard (Stereo Field Maximized) > Goldwave v6.83 (recording, editing) > Wave 24bit/96khz > Goldwave v6.83 (LAME) (encoding, tagging) > Flac Level 8 24bit/96khz

Hosted By Bill Minkin

01 King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 Intro & Break - Bill Minkin
02 Commercial - Honda Motorcycles
03 King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 Intro - Bill Minkin
04 Franke & The Knockouts - Never Had It Better
05 Franke & The Knockouts - Keep On Fighting
06 Franke & The Knockouts - Without You
07 King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 Break - Bill Minkin
08 Commercial - Nestle's $100,000 Candy Bar
09 Commercial - United States Navy
10 King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 Intro - Bill Minkin
11 Franke & The Knockouts - Sweetheart
12 Franke & The Knockouts - Tell Me Why
13 Franke & The Knockouts - You're Just What I Want
14 King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 Break - Bill Minkin
15 Commercial - Warner Pictures's FIREFOX Starring Clint Eastwood
16 Commercial - Jensen High Fidelity Systms
17 King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 Intro - Bill Minkin
18 The Dregs (Dixie Dregs w/ Alex Ligertwood) - Bloodsucking Leaches
19 The Dregs (Dixie Dregs w/ Alex Ligertwood) - Crank It Up
20 The Dregs (Dixie Dregs w/ Alex Ligertwood) - Rock 'n Roll Park
21 The Dregs (Dixie Dregs w/ Alex Ligertwood) - Take It Off The Top
22 King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 Break - Bill Minkin
23 Commercial - Honda Motorcycles
24 Commercial - United States Navy
25 Commercial - Warner Pictures's FIREFOX Starring Clint Eastwood
26 King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 Wrap Up - Bill Minkin
27 King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 Promo Bed w/Voiceover - Bill Minkin/Franke & The Knockouts
28 King Biscuit Flower Hour Show #KB-423 Promo Bed Music Only - Franke & The Knockouts

Total Playing Time: 59mn 22sc
 
Franke & The Knockouts:
Franke Previte lead vocals
Billy Elworthy lead guitar
Blake Levinsohn keyboards
Tom Ayers keyboards
Leigh Foxx bass
Charlie Dominici rhythm guitar
Tico Torres drums

The Dregs (Dixie Dregs w/ Alex Ligertwood):
Steve Morse guitar
Andy West bass
Rod Morgenstein drums, percussion
T Lavitz keyboards, saxophone
Mark O'Connor violin
Alex Ligertwood vocals

Runout Grooves:
Side A: KB-423-A MCR JOE
Side B: KB-423-B MCR JOE
Side C: KB-423-C MCR JOE
Side D: Blank

JustDave's Notes:
- The Collective Of Live Music owes Sam Elliot's Mustache a huge debt of graditude for sending his vinyl for encoding.
- A Big Thank You to Draftervoi for once again snooping out the elusive concert date for another Collective release.
- The more of these shows I edit for SAM the more grateful I am for this thing we call music. I am listening to more bands and styles of music that I would never have listened to in my younger days which is saying a lot. I live music, I am a vocalist, play drums and bass. I have worked as an engineer, producer, and as a musician. Lately I just have been amazed at how music touches that thing inside me we call a soul and lifts my mind and body.

Recording Notes:
- There is a locked groove "Ovu" Test Tone at the beginning of Side A used by DJs to set volume and balance levels before broadcasting. It has been encoded and placed in it's own folder so it will not be accidentally played.
- There are 2 locked groove promo bed at the end of Side B with music by Franke & The Knockouts, one with a voice over from Bill Minkin, one without. They have been encoded and moved to the end of the program.
- The Dregs portion of the show was broadcast in entirerty before being picked up and edited by King Biscuit Flower Hour.
- During one of his talks to the audience Franke Previte says "God it's early" leading me to believe the Franke & The Knockouts portion of the show may be a Coffee Break Concert At The Agora in Cleveland.

Editing Notes:
- A Zerostat Positive Ion gun was used on LPs prior to playback.
- A carbon fiber record brush, then a microfiber disc cleaner was used on the records prior to playback.
- Records hand cleaned with Record Research Lab Super Record Wash before playback.
- LP cleaned with the HumminGuru Ultrasonic Vinyl Record Cleaning System using distilled water prior to playback.
- Raw transfer: EQ off, treble and bass levels set at +/- zero for most accurate sound of LP.
- Turntable & tone arm balanced: Needle Tracking & Azimuth set: Needle Pressure & Antiskid digitaly set:
- Computer Soundcard stereo field maximized.
- Goldwave set to record while filtering any DC Offset.
- Recording and all editing done in 24bit/96khz.
- Preservation being key the show is encoded complete with commercials and voiceovers.
- Declicked manually and some noise reduction used depending on what best served the situation.
- Raised the volume of the commercials to match that of the music and voice overs.
- A rumble filter with an initial cut off of 50khz and a static steepness of 2 was used to lessen the needle noise on the commercials due to having to raise the volume to match that of the music and voice overs.

Other Notes:
- Franke & The Knockouts had a pretty good beginning. Their eponymous debut album had hit a respectible No 31 and spawned a Top Ten Billboard Hit with the # 10 "Sweatheart" which also hit #13 in Cashbox. Their follow up album Below The Belt hit No 48 with the single "Without You (Not Another Lonely Night)" hitting #24 on Billboard and #22 on Cashbox. The Album Oriented Hard Rock genre would be swallowed up by Hair Metal by time Franke & The Knockouts released their thid album.
- Tico Torres who played drums on the tour would leave Franke & The Knockouts for fame and fortune in the Hair Metal band Bon Jovi.
- Band leader Franke Previte would go on to song writing fame and fortune with the song "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" hit which went Platinum when used in the motion picture Dirty Dancing's soundtrack sung by Bill Medley and Jenifer Wells. Previte also hit Multi-Platinum with the Dirty Dancing single "Hungry Eyes' sung by Eric Carmen formerly of The Raspberries.
- The Dixie Dregs in a move to garner more radio airplay shortened their name to The Dregs in 1981. They also decided to write some songs with vocals in 1982. For those songs Alex Ligertwood of Santan and Patrick Simmons of The Doobie Brothers were used in the studio. Alex Ligertwood would appear live with The Dregs to perform the vocals. This didn't improve the bands commercial apeal so the band split up in 1983.
- Steve Morse would go on to form The Steve Morse Band, play guitar for Kansas, then Deep Purple. Rod Morgenstein would join Hair Metal band Winger and the Pro group Rudess/Morgenstein Project. Andy West went on to session and live work that put him into high demand. T. Lavitz went on to work with Jazz Is Dead a Grateful Dead Jazz Cover Band. Original violinist Alan Sloan studied medicine at Medical College of Georgia, earing an Anesthesiology residency. His replacement Mark O'Conner who had won Nashville's Grand Masters Fiddle Championship prior to joining has gone on to play more sessions than I could list here. Alex Ligertwood sang with Santana from 1979's Marathon til 1985's Beyond Appearances.

Digitized By JustDave For Sam Elliot's Mustache And The Collective Of Live Music

Project Started: August 8, 2026       Project Finished: August 20, 2026

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Santana - King Biscuit Flower Hour 10/03/88 (Pre-FM)

Santana
King Biscuit Flower Hour 10/03/88
Rynearson Stadium, Ypsilanti, Michigan, USA May 25, 1975
For Broadcast October 3, 1988
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
PDF Of Cue Sheet Included

Lineage: Pre-FM CD's > Exact Audio Copy > Wave > Audacity (remove commercials) > Traders Little Helper > Flac > Traders Little Helper > Wave > Goldwave v5.04 (seperate tracks) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > Flac Level 8

01 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Intro
02 Black Magic Woman-Gypsy Queen >
03 Oye Como Va
04 Time Waits for No One >
05 Give and Take >
06 Incident At Neshabur
07 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Break
08 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Intro
09 Soul Sacrifice
10 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Break
11 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Credits
12 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Promo (voice over)
13 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Promo (music only)

Carlos Santana  guitars, vocals, percussion
David Brown (R.I.P.) bass
Leon Patillo keyboards, vocals
Tom Coster keyboards, vocals
Armando Peraza (R.I.P.) percussion, vocals
"Ndugu" Leon Chancler drums

line up info taken from: http://santanamigos.pagesperso-orange.fr/band.htm

JustDave's Notes:
When I downloaded this from The Traders Den it was 6 files. The songs had not been indexed and the test tone was included. I didn't include the test tone in this file set. I decoded the original flac files then separated the tracks using Goldwave v5.04. I then re-encoded the tracks using Traders Little Helper aligning all sector boundary errors. The show was originally uploaded as being from Sunrise Florida but after discussion on The Traders Den it was determined this was a Pre-FM of the Ypsilanti, Michigan gig.

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Santana - Festival Rehearsals ~ Automat Studios, CA xx-xx-1976 (Studio)

Santana
Festival Rehearsals
Automat Studios, CA
xx-xx-1976
Studio Recording
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage:
SBD > ? > cdr > eac > flac frontend level 6

01 - Let The Music Set You Free (Take 1)
02 - Life Is For Living
03 - Carnaval
04 - Let The Children Play
05 - Jugando
06 - Give Me Love
07 - Maria Caracoles (Take 1)
08 - Maria Caracoles (Take 2)
09 - Maria Caracoles (Take 3)
10 - I'd Have You Anytime
11 - Try A Little Harder (Take 1)
12 - Try A Little Harder (Take 2)
13 - Try A Little Harder (Take 3)
14 - Try A Little Harder (Take 4)
15 - Try A Little Harder (Take 5)

Carlos Santana guitar, percussion, vocal
Pablo Tellez bass, vocal
Gaylord Birch drums
Jose “Chepito” Areas percussion
Raul Rekow percussion, vocal
Tom Coster keyboards, vocal
Leon Patillo keyboards, vocal

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Joe Cocker / Go - King Biscuit Flower Hour air date of December 11, 1988 (Pre-FM)

Joe Cocker / Go
King Biscuit Flower Hour
Joe Cocker recorded at Chance, Poughkeepsie, NY August 1, 1982
Go recorded May 29, 1976 at the Royal Albert Hall, London, England.
air date of December 11, 1988
Pre-FM Recording

Flac 16bit/44,1khz & MP3 320kbps
Scans Included

00 NO ARTIST - 1KC Tone For Setting Level & Balance
01 Bill Minkin - Intro
02 Commercial - Budweiser (Candi Staton)
03 Commercial - U.S. Army
04 Commercial - Lorimar People's Court
05 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro
06 Joe Cocker - With A Little Help From My Friends
07 Joe Cocker - Feelin' Alright
08 Joe Cocker - A Whiter Shade of Pale
09 Joe Cocker - You Are So Beautiful
10 Joe Cocker - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
11 Joe Cocker - The Letter
12 Bill Minkin - Break
13 Commercial - U.S. Army
14 Commercial - Greyhound
15 Commercial - Eveready Batteries
16 Commercial - Lorimar People's Court
17 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro
18 Go - Ghost Machine
19 Go - Winner/Loser
20 Go - Man of Leo
21 Bill Minkin - Break
22 Commercial - U.S. Army
23 Commercial - Budweiser (Wilson Pickett)
24 Bill Minkin - Outro
25 Bill Minkin - Promo

JustDave's Notes:
This comes from our Collective Of Live Music Associate Draftervoi. Draftervoi posts his Collective rips at The Voodoo Wagon Blog. You should check out what our assciate Draftervoi has been dropping at The Wagon for more great live music!

Draftervoi's Original Upload Notes:
By Special Request from Germany!

The big mystery on this one is the source and date of the Go material.  Our pal Bill Minkin introductes it as Go "recorded in England in 1976." I've got a newspaper clipping from the Acton Gazette that says "Japanese percussionist Stomu Yamash'ta has formed an exciting new group featuring Stevie Winwood, which is about to go on the road.  Only one British date has been arranged, and will take place at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday."  That gives us a date of May 29, 1976.

Well, we don't trust, we verify. Or at least try to verify.  Over at Concert Vault they have a Go show identified as "Palais des Sports, Paris, France June 12, 1976."  The Concert Vault version of "Man of Leo" has the same vocal of "come on, get your hands together" at the start as the KBFH "London" version.

The two versions are from the same show. My understanding is the Paris show was the source of the official release Go...Live From Paris, and that the Vault tracks don't match the official release.

Klaus-schulze.com lists only these two shows (London and Paris).  No other concerts are listed.

I'm going with the London date.  My conclusion is that streaming version has wrong date and venue.

Now...Is that Wilson Pickett on the second Budweiser commercial?

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This is another in the KING BISCUIT KLONE series.  It's number 11, if you're keeping count.

The concept is to duplicate the contents of the syndicated radio show, but with the content tracked.  This allows for easy navigation to the track you desire, and allows the user to drop the commercials if they are of no interest.  

And yeah, I'm including the "test tone" but it's tracked as "00" because I know you're going to drop it, and this way you don't have to renumber everything.


Artist:    Joe Cocker
    Go

Host:    Bill Minkin

Ads:
    Budweiser
    U.S. Army
    Eveready Batteries
    Lorimar (People's Court)    
    Greyhound


Joe Cocker on King Biscuit:

The show recorded at Chance was the source of many KBFH show.  It's up at Concert Vault with 17 tracks.

The first appearance was three weeks after the concert with the August 22, 1982 broadcast date, edited down to seven tracks (the remainder was by Marshall Crenshaw).

Look What You've Done
Feelin Alright
Shocked
Seven Days
Watchin The River Flow
Hitchcock Railway
The Letter

The next appearance was this show, with six tracks.

Tracks from the Chance show were broadcast every year from 1991 to 1999.  I don't have set lists, but it looks like 10 to 12 tracks were used every year.

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Stomu Yamashta's Go - Great American Music Hall: San Francisco, California, USA September 26, 1977 (FM) - KSAN

Stomu Yamashta's Go
Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, California, USA
September 26, 1977
KSAN-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 24bit/96khz
Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz
High Quality MP3 320kbps/48khz
Cover Art Included

Lineage: TDK-D C90 tape > Tascam 302 > Sony PCM M-10 at 96/24 Wave files > Audacity for volume adjustment > CD Wave Editor V. 1.98 for tracking > 96/24 and converted to FLAC using Trader's Little Helper V2.8.3.182.
Tape and conversion and editing by Michael Cariola.

01 Mysteries Of Love 9:09
02 Surf Spin 2:49
03 Crossing The Line 5:45
04 Wheels Of Fortune 5:39
05 Beauty 8:04
06 You And Me 5:00
07 Man Of Leo 8:11

Total Playing Time: 44mn 37sc

Stomu Yamashta: drums, percussion
Kevin Shrieve: guitar
Ava Cherry: vocals
Jess Roden: vocals
Patrick Gleeson: synthesizers
Michael Shrieve: drums
Paul Jackson: bass
Doni Harvey: guitar
Brother James: percussion
Peter Robinson: keyboards

This great show from a really awesome band is for our longtime friend shmoopatties. He recently asked me if I had heard of them and I hadn't. He asked if I could use my snooping out powers to try and find a couple gigs that he knew about. This was one of them, I found it on the Traders Den torrent tracker posted by Innerear. There is a remastered version floating around the internet which I do not have a copy of yet, but I will.

You may not know the band leader Stomu Yamashta but you may know his drummer Michael Shrieve of Santana fame. The band was founded by Stomu Yamashta along with, Al DiMeola, Steve Winwood, and Michael Shrieve when each of the musicians were in between musical projects. They released a studio album and played some gigs, I'm not sure if Al DiMeola or Steve Winwood ever appeared on stage with the band or not but Michael Shrieve was there all the way.

Fans of such Progressive bands like National Health, or Jazz Fusion bands would most likely become fans of Stomu Yamashta's Go. The rich soulful vocals and fantastic instrumentation made an instant fan of this old Headbanger!

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Alice Coltrane, John McLaughlin, Carlos Santana - Kabuki Theater: San Francisco, California, USA March 14th, 1974 (SBD) - Raw Master

Alice Coltrane, John McLaughlin, Carlos Santana & Friends
Kabuki Theater
San Francisco, California, USA
March 14th, 1974
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 3320kbps
No Cover Art

John McLaughlin and Unknown Accompanist

01 Devotion (9:27) [guitar, zither, vocal]
02 As and So - poem and song (10:37) [guitar, zither, vocal]
03 Guru (10:01) [guitar, harmonium, vocal]

Carlos Santana and wife Deborah (introduced by another name)

04 song intros - Four Eyes (4:11) [guitar, harmonium, vocals]
05 God Then (3:44) [guitar, harmonium, vocals]
06 God Now (1:51) [harmonium, vocals]

Alice Coltrane Solo

07 Wurlitzer organ improv (7:20)
08 Harp improv (4:43)

Alice Coltrane Trio

09 Africa (14:39) [Alice Coltrane on Wurlitzer with drums, bass]

Electric band with Alice Coltrane (no McLaughlin)

10 The Angel of Air (4:38) [Alice Coltrane on harp]
11 The Angel of Water (6:20) [same as above]
12 The Angel of Sunlight (15:52) [Alice Coltrane on Wurlitzer]

Electric band (no Alice Coltrane or McLaughlin)

13 Let Us Go into the House of the Lord (27:32)

14 Band intro (1:59) [John McLaughlin]

Ensemble

15 A Love Supreme (7:33) [cut - Alice Coltrane on Wurlitzer]

Total Playing Time: 2hr 10mn 27sc

Personnel:
Alice Coltrane: Wurlitzer organ, harp [07-12, 14-15]
John McLaughlin: guitar [01-03, 14-15]
Carlos Santana: guitar [04-06, 10-15]
(unknown accompanist): the first 6 tracks include female vocals, zither, and harmonium. This could be one person, two, or three. We are guessing one. At track 04 Deborah Santana is introduced though by another name, not found in preliminary research. We believe she is an additional vocalist on tracks 04-06.

Trio (personnel presumed, as they are introduced at the end. However this is not confirmed. Note that Workman played on the original recording of Africa.)

Reggie Workman: bass [09-15]
Michael Shrieve: drums [09-15]

Electric Band:

Armando Peraza: congas [10-15]
Reggie Workman: bass [10-15]
Jules Broussard: saxophones, flute [10-15]
Michael Shrieve: drums [10-15]
Tom Coster: keyboards [10-15]

JustDave's Notes:
This is a raw soundboard with warts and all, there was a bit of work by the team that brought us this rare gem. There is volume fluctuations, hiss, amplifier hum and some other issues. The team that worked the recording did not do a complete remaster more like rough finish construction work. I have left the comments about the source and work already done. I've been listening to this one quite a bit since I downloaded it. I think it's a very enjoyable listen flaws and all. Someone will most likely give it a remaster sooner or later until then we have to enjoy what we have.

Notes:
Light mastering, tagging, circulation and these notes by Tyler RH aka Mr. Completely in 2023. Source material provided via, and research by, Key Man Jesse Jarnow. Extensive and insightful setlist and instrumentation parsing by Jeremy Erwin. Many thanks to both of them.

About The Performance:
- Per the SF Examiner listing, billed as "an evening of spiritual music."
- A fascinating progression of pieces, some of them seemingly unique to this performance.
- We would love any information about the accompanist(s) described above, or any other aspects of the show.
- God Then also appears in the Illuminations sessions
- The two Alice Coltrane solo pieces do not correspond to any composition or existing track we can find. We believe them to be improvisations and have labeled them thus.
- Africa is of course the John Coltrane song of that title.

About The Recording And Mastering Process:
- Provided in a lossless audio format with no information beyond a mildly incorrect date and location. Jesse corrected the date; the SF Examiner listing he found is provided.
- Presumably from the quality of the recording a reel to reel master was made from the soundboard and at least one, possibly a few, analog generations exist between that master and the digital transfer.
- The files provided contained many minor flaws. Due to the historic nature of this file set I have chosen to correct very few of them, using minimally invasive methods, for this initial version. The recording merits and could benefit from professional remastering. So I tried not to do anything that would get in the way of that.
- I joined all the files together using very minor splices and overlaps. No music was edited.
- I fixed the many clipping errors, but did nothing else to the levels.
- The pieces in the first half of the show are introduced by the artists.
- Jeremy and I figured out the rest of them.
- Details of instrumentation were determined by Jeremy. Thanks again for that excellent work.
- The original file set came with the studio sessions for the Illuminations album, which we will circulate as a separate file set. The recordings are at least approximately contemporaneous and together represent a significant addition to the available archival material relating to this era of Alice Coltrane's career. It has been our honor and privilege to work on this historic material.

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Californis Jam II ~ The King Biscuit Flower Hour Broadcast 1978 (FM)

California Jam II
Ontario Motor Speedway, Ontario, California, USA March 18, 1978
King Biscuit Flower Hour 3 Part Broadcast
Part 1 Aired August 6, 1978
Part 2 Aired August 13, 1978
Part 3 Aired August 27, 1978
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: FM Broadcast Analog Master > Nakamichi DR-1 > Creative Soundblaster X-FI HD Model #SB1240 > Wave (24/48khz) > Magix Audio Cleaning Lab For Track Marks > Wave 16/44.1 > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8

Part One Featuring
Aerosmith
Santana
Rubicon

Aerosmith
01 Intro
02 Big Ten Inch Record
03 Walk This Way
04 Same Old Song And Dance
05 Draw The Line
06 Chip Away The Stone
07 Sweet Emotion
08 Toys In The Attic

Santana
01 Jugando
02 Black Magic Woman
03 Dance Sister Dance
04 Evil Ways
05 Soul Sacrifice (tape flip edit in song at 23:10)

Rubican
01 Never Gonna Leave
02 Too Hot To Handle
03 That's The Way Things Are/Drum Solo Jam
04 Outro

Part 2 Featuring
Ted Nugent
Bob Welch
Stevie Nicks
Mick Fleetwood
Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush

Ted Nugent
01 Intro
02 Free For All
03 Snake Skin Cowboys
04 Cat Scratch Fever
05 Just What The Doctor Ordered
06 Gonzo

Bob Welch With Stevie Nicks & Mick Fleetwood
01 Hot Love, Cold World
02 Hypnotized (Fleetwod Mac)
03 Ebony Eyes

Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush
01 Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry)
02 Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix)
03 Outro

Part 3 Featuring
Heart
Dave Mason

Heart
01 Intro
02 Dream of the Archer
03 Love Alive
04 Little Queen
05 Magic Man
06 Barracuda

Dave Mason
01 Let it Go, Let it Flow
02 Takin' the Time to Find
03 Gimme Some Lovin' (Spencer Davis Group)
04 Outro

Aerosmith
Steven Tyler vocals harmonica piano
Joe Perry  guitar vocals
Brad Whitford  guitar
Tom Hamilton  bass
Joey Kramer drums

Santana
Carlos Santana  guitar vocals
Greg Walker  lead vocals percussion
om Coster  keyboards vocals
David Margen  bass vocals
Graham Lear  drums percussion
Armando Peraza  congas bongos
Raul Rekow congas percussion
Pete Escovedo  timbales
Francisco Vega congas

Rubican
Brad Gillis guitar
Jack Blades bass vocals
Jerry Martini sanaphone vocals
Greg Eckler vocals drums
Max Haskett lead vocals horns
Dennis Marcellino sax vocals
Jim Pugh keyboards

Ted Nugent
Ted Nugent  guitar vocals
Derek St Holmes  guitar vocals
Rob Grange  bass vocals
Cliff Davies  drums

Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush
Frank Marino  vocals guitars
Paul Harwood  bass
Jimmy Ayoub  drums percussion

Heart
Ann Wilson  vocals 
Nancy Wilson  guitar vocals
Howard Leese  guitar vocals
Mike DeRossier  drums
Roger Fisher  guitar vocals
Steve Fossen  bass

Dave Mason
Dave Mason  vocals guitar
Jim Krueger  vocals guitar
Mike Finnigan  vocals keyboards
Gerald Johnson  vocals bass
Rick Jaeger  drums

I have included a PDF file of the Festival Program, Bumper Stickers and News articles with the download as well as a Ticket scan. The broadcast did not include any of Foreigner's set, however it does include some of Rubican's set.

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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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Santana - Salt Palace: Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, February 2, 1973 (SBD)

Santana
Salt Palace
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
February 2, 1973
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art & News Articles Included

Transfer: 1st Generation Tape (possibly 2nd from safety copy) > CD-r > iZotope RX / Ozone 9 > 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

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 one bad ass performance, for those who love this era of Santana. The band has moved into a very Jazz oriented music mode leaving, for the most part, the Latin Rock behind. The audience response is kind of a little laid back. The local news paper critics (remember those?) all were not impressed. This package must have been put together by Draftervoi (some of you will get the joke) because you get a few of these news articles included with the cover art. Obviously in hind sight the Jazz era of Santana is seen as just another phase of a Great Musicians musical journey...which continues o. If you haven't heard any of the soundboard releases from the Las Vegas Residency you need to seek them out. I have 3 but I do believe they are commercial releases so I can not share them here. Only a one word review needed AWESOME!! So find them.

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Santana with Herbie Hancock - The Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA February 5, 1981 (FM)

Santana with Herbie Hancock
The Old Waldorf
San Francisco, CA
February 5, 1981
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Disc 1

01 E Papa Re
02 Primera Invasion
03 Searchin’
04 Tales Of Kilimanjaro
05 Black Magic Woman
06 Gypsy Queen
07 All I Ever Wanted
08 Europa (Earth's Cry Heaven's Smile)
09 Savor
10 Jingo

Disc 2

01 Aqua Marine
02 Body Surfing
03 Well All Right
04 Hannibal
05 Brightest Star
06 Over And Over

Disc 3

01 Incident At Neshabur
02 Runnin'
03 Soul Sacrifice
04 Blues / Open Invitation
05 She's Not There / Marbles
06 American Gypsy
07 Transcendance

Carlos Santana - guitar, percussion, vocals
Alex Ligertwood - vocals, guitar, percussion
Raul Rekow - percussion, congas, vocals
Orestes Vilato - percussion, timbales
Armando Peraza - percussion, vocals
Richard Baker - keyboards, vocals
David Margen - bass
Graham Lear - drums

Guests:
Michael Carabello - percussion
Herbie Hancock - keyboards

How could you pass up a Santana show with Herbie Hancock as a guest on keyboards. You can't, I know I couldn't.

This is a rather large file set so the flac CD's have been uploaded separately.

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Flac CD1
Flac CD2
Flac CD3

A Bootleg Tribute To Jimi Hendrix (SBD)

A Bootleg Tribute To Jimi Hendrix
Various Artists
Recording Sources Vary
Dates & Locations Vary
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

01 - Roy Buchanan - Hey Joe 8:08
02 - Medeski, Martin, & Wood - Third Stone From The Sun 9:14
03 - The Pretenders - Bold As Love 3:32
04 - Concrete Blonde - Castles Made Of Sand 3:36
05 - Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - Voodoo Chile 19:17
06 - Earth, Wind & Fire - Machine Gun 3:53
07 - Sting - Purple Haze 3:12
08 - Chickenfoot - Foxy Lady 6:22
09 - Eric Clapton - Little Wing 6:52
10 - Jeff Healy Band - All Along The Watchtower 11:18
11 - Santana & Buddy Miles - Them Changes 6:40
12 - King's X - Manic Depression 4:55
13 - Paul Rodgers - Stone Free 5:06
14 - Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) 11:31

total playing time: 1hr 43mn 42sc

Track 01 Roy Buchanon, Avery Fisher Hall, New York City, New York USA July 6, 1974 Late Show
Track 02 Medeski Martin & Wood, The Barbican, London, England, UK January 20, 2001
Track 03 The Pretenders, The Academy Of Music, New York City, New York USA May 26, 1994
Track 04 Concrete Blonde, Nachtwerk Club, Munich, Germany, June 1992
Track 05 Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush, Club Infinity, Williamsville, NY, USA, July 25, 2008
Track 06 Earth, Wind & Fire, The Museum Of Art, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, July 4, 2000
Track 07 Sting, Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA November 28, 1989
Track 08 Chickenfoot, Mitsubishi Electric Halle, DŸsseldorf, Germany, January 19, 2012
Track 09 Eric Clapton, HP Pavillion, San Jose, California, USA March 18, 2007
Track 10 Jeff Healey Band, Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, U.K. September 24, 1990
Track 11 Santana & Buddy Miles, Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View, CA, August 17, 1986
Track 12 King's X, North Stage, Winston Farm, Saugerties, New York, USA, August 12, 1994
Track 13 BBC Maida Vale Studios, London, England, U.K. October 9, 1993
Track 14 Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA November 28, 1989

justdave's notes:
I compiled this from different bootlegs in my collection. Quite a few bands have covered Jimi Hendix songs over the years. My choices are not meant to represent the best of these cover versions just ones that I like. The surprises out of the recordings showcased here would have to be Concrete Blonde's version of "Castles Made Of Sand" or Earth, Wind & Fire's cover of "Machine Gun". Some sources were lossy and some were not so I encoded everything to MP3 320kbps. All recordings were of soundboard quality (ie Pre-FM, FM & Soundboard). I tried to adjust the volume of the tracks so they were more uniform using Goldwave.

Hope you enjoy it, I have a couple similar projects in the works.

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Carlos Santana & John McLaughlin - Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA 09-05-1973 (FM)

Carlos Santana & John McLaughlin
Berkeley Community Theatre
Berkeley, CA
September 5, 1973
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: FM -> FLAC -> Sound Forge -> FLAC

Disk 1
01 Meditation 2:04
02 The Life Devine 11:08
03 A Love Supreme 25:26
04 I’m Aware of You 22:49

Disk 2
01 Flame-Sky 23:03
02 Let Us Go Into the House of the Lord 17:09

total playing time CD1: 1hr 1mn 27sc
total playing time CD2: 40mn 12sc
total playing time both CDs: 1hr 45mn 39sc

John McLaughlin – 6 & 12 string guitar
Carlos Santana - guitar
Khalid Yasin (aka Larry Young) - organ
Doug Rauch - bass
Billy Cobham - drums
Armando Peraza – congas

Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin played two show at The Berkeley Community Theater, an early and a late show. This FM broadcast is made up of those two shows. I have both shows in my collection as well and will post them at a later date.

The flac files have been divided for download by CD. Each file may be opened independently.

Flac CD1

Flac CD2

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Carlos Santana & Devadip Orchestra - Scandinavium, Goteborg, Sweden 11-11-1978 (SBD)

Devadip Orchestra
Scandinavium
Goteborg, Sweden
November 11, 1978
Soundboard Recording
MP3 192kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Swapan Tari*
02 Song For Devadip [complete version]+
03 Arise Awake/ Light Versus Darkness/ Jim Jeanie+
04 Gardenia*
05 Jharna Kala*

* from Swing Of Delight 1980
+ from Oneness: Silver Dreams Golden Reality 1979

Carlos Santana - guitar
Graham Lear - drums
David Margen - bass
Chris Rhyne - keyboards
Russell Tubbs - flute, sax

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Carlos Santana & Wayne Shoreter - Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA 06-15-1988 (FM)

Carlos Santana & Wayne Shoreter
Fillmore West
San Francisco, California, U.S.A.
June 15, 1988
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

sbd > ? > CD > CD extractor (wav, retracking and level balancing) > flac (sb's aligned)

CD1
01 - Serpentine Fire  7:44
02 - Wayne II (Kenesis)  4:16
03 - Wayne I  11:28
04 - Incident At Neshabur  13:04
05 - Shhh  7:55
06 - Bella  4:53
07 - Fireball 2000 w/Ndugu Solo 10:37

CD2
01 - Goodness And Mercy  4:02
02 - Band Introductions  1:20
03 - Sanctuary  7:49
04 - For Those Who Chant  7:41
05 - Intro Of John Lee Hooker  1:56
06 - The Healer  6:21
07 - Hannibal  5:08
08 - Cavatina (Johnson solo)  11:04
09 - Mandela  5:11
10 - Encore Applause  1:58
11 - Elegant People  6:18
12 - Ballroom In The Sky  6:33
13 - Once It's Gotcha  8:13

Carlos Santana guitar, percussion, vocals
Wayne Shorter sax
Chester Thompson keyboards, vocals
Patrice Rushen keyboards
Alphonso Johnson bass
Armando Peraza percussion, vocals
Jose Chepito Areas percussion

Leon "Ndugu" Chancler drums

With Special Guest:
John Lee Hooker guitar

This is a rather large file set so I have uploaded CD1 & CD2 of the flac set individually

Our Sunday Morning Jazz offerings for this week start with a classic show from the Carlos Santana Wayne Shorter  collaboration. I know there will be some Jazz Purists who will think this isn't a real Jazz performance. I believe it's a great way to introduce people who wouldn't normally download a Jazz bootleg to the talents of The Legendary Wayne Shorter. For more Wayne Shorter recordings click here.  For more Carlos Santana recordings click here.

Flac CD1

Flac CD2

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Santana - King Biscuit Flower Hour 2/18-24/91 (Pre-FM)

Santana
King Biscuit Flower Hour 2/18-24/91
The Forum, Montreal, Québec, Canada September 22, 1982
The Palladium, New York City, New York, USA February 9, 1978 Late Show
Sunrise, Florida USA 1988
Balboa Stadium, San Diego, California, USA July 28, 1974
Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA
Broadcast The Week Of February 18-24 1991
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet Scan Included

lineage: KBFH Broadcast CD's > Exact Audio Copy > Wav > Audacity (remove commercials) > Trader's Little Helper > Flac > Traders Little Helper > Wav > Goldwave v5.04 (seperate Tracks) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > Flac Level 8 

01 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Intro
02 Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
03 Oye Como Va
04 Hold On
05 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Break
06 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Intro
07 Evil Ways
08 No One To Depend On
09 She's Not There (Zombies Cover)
10 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Break
11 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Intro
12 Winning
13 Spirits Dancing In The Flesh
14 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Break
15 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Intro
16 Soul Sacrifice
17 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Outro
18 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Promo (music only)

justdave notes:
When I received this the commercials had already been deleted, but the tracks had not been indexed. The show was in 4 files. I decoded the files with Traders Little Helper and used Goldwave v5.04 to index the tracks. I then re-encoded the files to flac level 8 with Traders Little Helper. No show number was given on the cue sheet just King Biscuit Flower Hour 2/18-24/91, the broadcast date.

Flac

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Carlos Santana & Mahavishnu John McLaughlin - Love, Devotion, Surrender Outtakes 1973 (studio)

Carlos Santana & Mahavishnu John McLaughlin
Love, Devotion, Surrender Outtakes
Studio Recordings
August 1973
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

CD 1:
01 - The Live Divine Jam
02 - A Love Supreme Jam
03 - Naima Jam
04 - Live Divine #1
05 - Live Divine #2
06 - Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord

CD 2:
01 - Mantra
02 - Flame Sky
03 - Unknown #1
04 - Unknown #2
05 - Acoustic Jam #1
06 - Acoustic Jam #2
07 - Acoustic Jam #3
08 - Samba De Sausalito #1
09 - Samba De Sausalito #2
10 - Samba De Sausalito #3
11 - Samba De Sausalito #4

Carlos Santana - guitar
John McLaughlin - guitar
Khalid Yasin (aka Larry Young) - organ
Billy Cobham - drums
Armando Perraza - congas
Doug Rauch - bass
Jan Hammer - keyboards
Don Alias - percussion
Michael Shrieve - percussion

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Santana - Palast Der Republik, East Berlin, Germany 04-06-1987 (Pre-FM)

Santana
Palast Der Republik
East Berlin, Germany
April 6, 1987
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

CD 1
01 Beat Of My Drum
02 Veracruz
03 Primera Invasion
04 Open Invitation
05 She's Not There / Marbles
06 Incident At Neshabur
07 The World Could Be As One
08 Samba Pa'Ti
09 Songs Of Freedom

CD 2
01 The Healer
02 Super Boogie
03 Texas*
04 Them Changes / We Got To Live Together
05 Savor
06 Alphonso Johnson´s Bass Solo
07 Cavatina
08 Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen
09 Oye Como Va
10 Evil Ways
11 Jingo
12 Once It's Gotcha

CD 3
01 By The Pool
02 Europa
03 Right Now
04 Johnny B. Goode
05 Wild Thing
06 Soul Sacrifice
07 Concierto de Aranjuez / El Mar
08 Before We Go
09 Praise
10 Deeper, Dig Deeper

*a song Buddy used to play with his short lived band FLAG

Carlos Santana guitar, percussion, vocals
Alex Ligertwood guitar, vocals
Buddy Miles guitar, vocals
Alphonso Johnson bass
Chester Thompson keyboard, vocals
Raul Rekow percussion, vocals
Orestes Vilato percussion, vocals
Armando Peraza percussion/vocals
Graham Lear drums

Flac CD1
Flac CD2
Flac CD3

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Santana, Steve Miller Band, & Chicago - Three Nights At The Beacon ~ Beacon Theater, New York City, NY, April 11, 12, & 13, 1975 (SBD)

Three Nights At The Beacon - (Seagull Records - CD023/2)
Santana, Steve Miller Band, & Chicago
Beacon Theater
New York City, NY
April 11, 12, 13, 1975
Soundboard Recordings
Sources Vary
MP3 192kbps
Cover Art Included

CD1
01 Santana - Black Magic Woman (6:40)
02 Santana - Oye Como Va (4:04)
03 Santana - Blues Prelude (1:50)
04 Santana - Time Waits For No One (3:57)
05 Santana - Give And Take (5:06)
06 Santana - Incident At Neshabur (7:36)
07 Santana - Instrumental (4:10)
08 Santana - Soul Sacrifice (16:09)
09 The Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle (7:20)
10 The Steve Miller Band - Wild Mountain Honey (4:08)
11 The Steve Miller Band - Come On In My Kitchen (3:21)
12 The Steve Miller Band - Goin' To The Country (3:05)
13 The Steve Miller Band - Nothin' Lasts (3:50)
14 The Steve Miller Band - Goin' To Mexico (3:36)

CD2
01 The Steve Miller Band - The Joker (5:34)
02 The Steve Miller Band - Take The Money And Run (4:26)
03 The Steve Miller Band - Gangster Of Love (2:47)
04 The Steve Miller Band - Your Cash Ain't Nothin' But Trash (3:41)
05 The Steve Miller Band - Shu Ba Da Ma Ma Ma Ma (6:31)
06 Chicago - Call On Me (4:58)
07 Chicago - Saturday In The Park (3:49)
08 Chicago - Beginnings (2:51)
09 Chicago - Ballet For A Girl In Buchannan (2:55)
10 Chicago - Make Me Smile (3:12)
11 Chicago - So Much To Say, So Much To Give (1:12)
12 Chicago - Anxiety's Moment (0:41)
13 Chicago - West Virginia Fantasies (1:46)
14 Chicago - Color My World (3:10)
15 Chicago - To Be Free (1:05)
16 Chicago - Now More Than Ever (2:47)
17 Chicago - Just You 'n Me (5:19)
18 Chicago - (I've Been) Searchin' For So Long (4:44)
19 Chicago - 25 Or 6 To 4 (6:02)
20 Chicago - Feelin' Stronger Everyday (4:43)

total running time: 2hr 27mn 21sc

Santana

 Carlos Santana - guitar, vocals
Leon Chancler - drums
Jose Chepito Areas - percussion
Tom Coster - keyboards, vocals
Armando Peraza - congos
Leon Patillo - vocals
David Brown - bass 

Steve Miller Band

 Steve Miller - guitar, vocals
Gary Mallaber - drums
Lonnie Turner - bass
Nathan Buffalo - harmonica
Joachim Young - keyboards
David Denny - guitar

Chicago

Peter Cetera - bass, vocals
Robert Lamm - keyboards, vocals
Terry Kath - guitar, vocals
James Pankow - trombone, percussion
Lee Loughnane - trumpet, vocals, percussion
Walter Parazeider - flute, woodwinds, vocals, percussion
Danny Seraphine - drums

Nice sounding collection of gigs. From the same company that brought us the Guitar Bandits 1974 3 CD set.

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Santana - An Early & A Late Smoke ~ Hammersmith Odeon, London, England 03-08-1971 (SBD) Early & Late Shows

Santana
An Early & A Late Smoke
Hammersmith Odeon
London, England
March 8, 1971
Early & Late Shows
Soundboard Recordings
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Early Show

01 Batuka / Ballin'
02 Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen
03 Jungle Strut
04 Toussaint L'Overture / Evil Ways
05 Taboo
06 Se A Cabo
07 Everybody's Everything / Gumbo
08 Soul Sacrifice
09 Savor / Jingo

Total Time  Early Show: 1hr 15mn 22sc

Late Show

01 Batuka / Ballin'
02 Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen
03 Jungle Strut
04 Incident At Neshabur
05 Toussaint L'Overture / Evil Ways
06 Se A Cabo
07 Everybody's Everything
08 Gumbo
09 Soul Sacrifice

Total Time Late Show: 1hr 4mn 1sc

Total Time Both Shows: 2hr 19mn 23sc

Gregg Rolie - keyboards, piano, vocals, percussion
Carlos Santana - guitar, vocals, percussion
Mike Carabello - percussion, conga, vocals
Thomas "Coke" Escovedo - percussion
Michael Shrieve - drums
Neal Schon - guitar
David Brown - bass

6 Degrees Of Led Zeppelin Post # 16

When Neil Schon was an up & coming guitarist in the California music scene, 2 very gifted guitarists wanted him in their band. Carlos Santana wanted to add a fuller guitar sound to the live shows, plus give himself a guitar player to play off of, to stretch his abilities.

The other guitar player was non other than Eric Clapton who wanted Neil Schon to join his band Derek & The Dominoes. Neil chose to join Santana.

Eric Clapton of course was guitarist for The Yardbirds before Jimmy Page joined the band.

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Santana - Santana III Outtakes & Rehearsals (studio)

Santana
Santana III Outtakes & Rehearsals
Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco, CA November 1970
Columbia Studios, San Francisco, CA January 24, 1971
Studio Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Bootleg CD > EAC > Flac

CD1:
01 Jungle Strut (Alternate Take) 5:07
02 Everybody's Everything (Instrumental Jam) 4:18
03 Ballin (Outtake) 6:12
04 Folsom Street (Outtake) 8:30
05 Friedneckbones & Home Fries (Outtake) 5:16
06 Guajira (Demo) 5:26
07 Tune In (Rehearsal) 3:16
08 Blues Jam 5:58
09 Everything Is Coming Our Way (Instrumental) 3:26
10 Batuka Jam (With Blues) 6:42
11 Rehearsal Jam 1 22:35

total time CD1: 1hr 16mn 49sc

CD2:
01 Rehearsal Jam 2 6:29
02 Fried Neckbones & Home Fries 6:12
03 Folsom Street (Expanded) 5:29
04 Ballin (Expanded) 6:26
05 Gumbo (Alternate Take) 4:29
06 Jungle Strut (Alternate Take 2) 5:29
07 Tousant L'Overture (Alternate Take) 4:39

total time CD2: 42mn 25sc

CD1: Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco November 1970
CD2: Columbia Studios, San Francisco, CA January 24, 1971

Neal Schon guitar
Michael Shrieve drums
David Brown bass
Carlos Santana guitar, percussion, vocals
Gregg Rolie keyboards, vocals
Jose “Chepito” Areas percussion
Michael Carabello percussion

Flac CD1
Flac CD2

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