The Rolling Stones - The Inglewood Forum: Inglewood, CA, USA July 9, 1975 (ExAud) - Mike Millard Master by JEMS Vol. 231

The Rolling Stones
The Inglewood Forum
Inglewood, California, USA
July 9, 1975
Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS
The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 231
Excellent Audience Recording
Flac 16bit/44,1khz & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Recording Gear: AKG 451E Microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 Cassette Recorder

JEMS Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Yamaha KX-W592 Cassette Deck > Sony R-500 DAT > Analog Master DAT Clone > Audacity 3.1 capture > iZotope RX > iZotope RX8 Advanced and Ozone 10 > MBIT+ resample to 16/44.1 > xACT 2.50 > FLAC

01 Introduction
02 Honky Tonk Women
03 All Down The Line
04 If You Can't Rock Me > Get Off Of My Cloud
05 Star Star
06 Gimme Shelter
07 Ain't Too Proud To Beg
08 You Gotta Move
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 Happy
11 Tumbling Dice
12 It's Only Rock 'N' Roll
13 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
14 Fingerprint File
15 Angie
16 Wild Horses
17 That's Life
18 Outta Space
19 Brown Sugar
20 Midnight Rambler
21 Rip This Joint
22 Street Fighting Man
23 Jumpin' Jack Flash
24 Sympathy For The Devil

Known Faults: "You Can't Always Get What You Want": splice

Hot off The Trader's Den, this should please both Rolling Stones and Mike Millard fans alike. The latest in the list of Mike Millard Masters being released by JEMS is a 1975 show from The Stones! I know I'm pleased as punch! The 1970s is my favorite era from The Rolling Stones, especially with Mick Taylor. I was a little disappointed when Mick Taylor left, but Ronnie Wood was just tailor made to be a Rolling Stone (and I just realized the pun maybe I should have written it as Taylor made lol). Just take a look at his look for example. Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart had the Keith Richards hair do. The Faces live show presentation was the same as The Stones...drunk at the pub with my mates Rockin' n' Rollin'. Also The Faces wrote great Rock & Roll songs in the same vein as The Rolling Stones. Ronnie Wood's guitar playing style just compliments the hell out of Keith Richard's guitar style. At the start of the tour Ronnie was listed as just touring with the band helping out his friends. By December it was decided Ronnie Wood was a Rolling Stone. I do believe it wasn't till the 1990s that he was made an actual partner in The Rolling Stones.

So the flac file set is rather large at 1 gig. Upload.io says a free user can download up to a 5 gig file so it's just one file...Enjoy The Rolling Stones!

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Rod Stewart & The Faces - The Inglewood Forum: Inglewood, California, March 5, 1975 (VgAud) - Mike Millard 1st Gen Cassette

Rod Stewart & The Faces
Mike Millard first generation cassette via JEMS
The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Vol. 13
The Inglewood Forum
Inglewood, California
March 5, 1975
Very Good Audience Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Recording Gear: AKG 451E microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 cassette recorder

JEMS 2019 TRANSFER: first-generation cassettes made by Mike Millard for Jim R > Nakamichi CR-7A azimuth-adjusted transfer > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 (24/96) capture > iZotope RX MBIT+ resample 16/44.1 > iZotope RX and Ozone mastering > Peak Pro 6 (volume smoothing / edit / index) > xACT 2.39 > FLAC

01 It’s All Over Now
02 Take a Look at that Guy
03 (I Know) I’m Losing You
04 Bring It On Home To Me / You Send Me
05 Sweet Little Rock & Roller
06 I’d Rather Go Blind
07 Too Bad
08 Every Picture Tells a Story
09 Angel
10 Stay With Me
11 Gasoline Alley
12 I Can Feel the Fire
13 You Wear It Well
14 Maggie May
15 Twistin’ the Night Away
16 We’ll Meet Again


Rod Stewart – lead vocals
Ronnie Wood – guitar, backing vocals
Tetsu Yamauchi – bass
Kenney Jones – drums, percussion
Ian McLagan – keyboards, backing vocals
Jesse Ed Davis – rhythm guitar

Mike Millard is known to most bootleg collectors, the new collectors will know him in time as we do. As one of the greatest Audience Recording Tapers ever. He has recorded countless shows all of which are sought out by bootleg collectors. This great recording comes from one of the greatest live acts of their day Rod Stewart & The Faces. Their Drunk At The Pub brand of Rock was perfect for the live stage. Lead singer Rod Stewart had blossomed into quite the charismatic frontman. A big difference to his hide behind the amplifier days of The Jeff Beck Group. He also learned to control his singing so as not to lose voice all the time (he was plagued by this in The Jeff Beck Group). Ronnie Wood's time in The Faces was the perfect pre-audition for his future as a Rolling Stone (it got his foot in the door not to say it was handed to him). As for the rest of the group, this team of musicians were able to write and record enough music for 2 careers to blossom. The Faces as a band & Rod Stewart as a solo artist. So this combination...great song writing and a high energy we are just You on stage attitude, audiences everywhere were hooked. Enjoy my friends!

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The Rolling Stones - Dead Man Cumming ~ JFK Memorial Stadium: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, August 28, 1989 (SBD)

The Rolling Stones
Dead Man Cumming - (The Eternal Records ~ RSCDX 510/624 055-2)
JFK Memorial Stadium
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
August 28, 1989
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: CDR received in a trade > E.A.C > Trader's Little Helper > Flac

Disc One

01 Start Me Up
02 Bitch
03 Shattered
04 Sad Sad Sad
05 Undercover of the Night
06 Harlem Shuffle
07 Miss You
08 Tumbling Dice
09 Ruby Tuesday
10 Play With Fire
11 Dead Flowers

Disc Two

01 One Hit (to the Body)
02 Mixed Emotions
03 Honky Tonk Woman
04 Rock and a Hard Place
05 Midnight Rambler
06 Can't Always Get What You Want
07 Little Red Rooster

Disc Three

01 Before They Make Me Run
02 Happy
03 Paint it Black
04 2000 Light Years From Home
05 Sympathy for the Devil
06 Gimme Shelter
07 It's Only Rock and Roll
08 Brown Sugar
09 Satisfaction
10 Jumpin' Jack Flash

Mick Jagger – lead & backing vocals, harmonica, rhythm guitar
Keith Richards – rhythm & lead guitars,  backing & lead vocals
Ronnie Wood – lead & rhythm guitars, backing vocals
Bill Wyman – bass guitar, backing vocals
Charlie Watts (R.I.P.) – drums, percussion, occasional backing vocals

Touring Members:
Matt Clifford – keyboards, backing vocals, percussion, French horn
Bobby Keys (R.I.P.) – saxophone
Chuck Leavell – keyboards, backing vocals
Bernard Fowler – backing vocals, percussion
Lisa Fischer – backing vocals, co-lead vocals on "Gimme Shelter"
Cindy Mizelle – backing vocals
Pamela Quinlan - backing vocals

The Uptown Horns:
Arno Hecht – saxophone
Bob Funk – trombone
Crispin Cioe – saxophone
Paul Litteral – trumpet

This is supposed to be a rehearsal for the upcoming tour. I'll tell you, it's a damn good performance. The band is really tight and Mick sounds good. When this tour rolled through Detroit it was a huge deal. The Rock Radio stations had Rolling Stones A to Z Days, playing the whole catalog of songs in alphabetical order. There were contests for winning tickets by radio and TV stations. I had to work that day and it sucked. I didn't have tickets, I worked at a gas station right of the freeway at the first exit saying stadium traffic this way!! It was the worst day ever. Between people constantly asking for directions, yelling to hurry up, and asking if I knew where to get any weed (that one happened a lot too) the over time was not worth it.

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The Rolling Stones - Keep Your Motor Runnin' Collector's Gold Edition (SBD)

The Rolling Stones
Keep Your Motor Runnin' Collector's Gold Edition (Vinyl Gang Product - VGP-243)
1972 US Tour & 1973 EURO Tour Compilation
Sources, Dates & Locations Vary
Soundboard Recordings
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Gimme Shelter
04 Happy
05 Tumbling Dice
06 Sweet Virginia
07 You Can't Always Get What You Want
08 All Down The Line
09 Bye Bye Johnny
10 Rip This Joint
11 Uptight / (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (with Stevie Wonder & Wonderlove)
12 Brown Sugar
13 Star Star
14 Dancing With Mr.D
15 Angie

Total Time: 1hr 4mn 47sc

Mick Jagger vocals, harmonica, percussion,
Keith Richards rhythm and lead guitar, vocals
Mick Taylor lead guitar, backing vocals
Bill Wyman bass, backing vocals
Charlie Watts drums, percussion

Touring Members 1972 & 1973:
Bobby Keys (R.I.P.) saxophone
Jim Price trumpet
Nicky Hopkins (R.I.P.) keyboards
Billy Preston – keyboards, backing vocals

Special Guest Musician:
Stevie Wonder

Recording Info:
01 Brown Sugar Philadelphia, PA July 20, 1972
02 Bitch Philadelphia, PA July 20, 1972
03 Gimme Shelter Philadelphia, July 20, 1972
04 Happy Fort Worth, TX June 24, 1972-1st Show
05 Tumbling Dice Philadelphia, PA July 20, 1972
06 Sweet Virginia Philadelphia, PA July 21, 1972-1st Show
07 You Can't Always Get What You Want Houston, TX June 25, 1972-1st Show
08 All Down The Line Philadelphia, PA July 21, 1972-2nd Show
09 Bye Bye Johnny Philadelphia, PA July 20, 1972
10 Rip THis Joint Philadelphia, PA July 20, 1972
11 Uptight / Satisfaction Philadelphia, PA July 20, 1972
12 Brown Sugar Newcastle, England September 13, 1973-1st Show
13 Star Star Newcastle, England September 13, 1973-1st Show
14 Dancing With MR.D London, England September 9, 1973
15 Angie Newcastle, England September 13, 1973-1st Show

Great compilation from The Rolling Stones 1972 & 1973 tours

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The Rolling Stones - Nasty Music ~ Soundboard Recordings For The Never Released 1972-1973 Live Album (SBD)

The Rolling Stones
Nasty Music - Soundboard Recordings For The Never Released 1972-1973 Live Album
Various Dates & Locations
Soundboard Recordings
Sources Vary
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

CD1
01 Brown Sugar*
02 Happy**
03 Gimme Shelter**
04 Tumbling Dice*
05 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)**
06 You Can't Always Get What YOu Want*
07 Dancing With Mr.D.*
08 Angie*

CD2
01 Honky Tonk Women*
02 Midnight Rambler*
03 All Down The Line***
04 Bye, Bye Johnny***
05 Love In Vain***
06 Sweet Virginia***
07 Rip This Joint*
08 Jumpin' Jack Flash*
09 Street Fighting Man**

*Foret Nationale, Brussels, Belgium October 17, 1973 - 1st show
**Wembley Empire Pool, London, England September 9, 1973
***Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY USA July 26, 1972

Mick Jagger – lead and backing vocals, harmonica, guitar
Keith Richards – guitar, backing and lead vocals
Mick Taylor – guitar, backing vocals, bass guitar
Bill Wyman – bass guitar, backing vocals
Charlie Watts – drums, percussion

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The Faces - That's All You Need ~ Paris Theatre, London, England 1971-1973 (FM)

The Faces
That's All You Need - (Oh Boy 1-9035)
Paris Theatre, London, England
Dates & Sources Vary
FM Broadcast Recordings
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Icluded

01 Miss Judy's Farm
02 Too Bad
03 That's All You Need   
04 Stay With Me
05 Memphis
06 True Blue
07 Twistin' The Night Away
08 I Don't Wanna Discuss It
09 Cut Across Shorty
10 Bad & Ruin
11 It's All Over Now
12 Had Me A Real Good Time
13 I'm Losing You

tracks 01-04 London, England, 11-01-1972
tracks 05-08 London, England, 04-01-1973
tracks 09-13 London, England, 05-13-1971

Rod Stewart Vocals
Kenney Jones Drums
Ronnie Wood Guitar
Ian McLagan (R.I.P.) Keyboards
Ronnie Lane (R.I.P) Bass

When Steve Mariott left The Small Faces in 1968, in the middle of a gig, the band was left without a lead singer and guitar player. The problem was solved by hiring Rod Stewart to sing and Ron Wood to play guitar. The band changed the name to The Faces, in part because Rod & Ron were much taller than the rest of the band. The bands music had evolved too so a name change was due. The band lasted for 4 studio albums and one live one. The members of The Faces also took part in the recording of Rod Stewart's solo albums that were released at that time. The band split up in 1975 as Rod Stewart's solo career began to overshadow the groups efforts. We lost Ronnie Lane June 4, 1997 to pneumonia, a complication from his multiple sclerosis, he was 51. We lost Ian McLagan December 3, 2014 to a stroke at the age of 69.

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Westwood One Best Of Vol.2 (Pre-FM)

Westwood One Best Of Vol.2
Various Dates & Locations
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cue Sheet

Thanks to Randy for this one!

Pre-FM CD > (?) > CR-r(x) > EAC (secure) > wave > Traders Little Helper (align on sector bpooundries) > Flac Level 8

01 The Rolling Stones - Monkey Man
02 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Mary Jane's Last Dance
03 Aerosmith - Crying
04 Sting - If I Ever Lose My Faith In You
05 Van Halen - Right Now
06 Neil Young - Keep On Rockin' In The Free World (acoustic)
07 Sheryl Crow - All I Wanna Do
08 Alice In Chains - Man In The Box
09 Melissa Etheridge - I'm The Only One
10 Stone Temple Pilots - Big Empty
11 Green Day - When I Come Around
12 10,000 Maniacs - Few And Far Between
13 R.E.M. - Orange Crush
14 Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
15 Rob Zombie - Thunderkiss 1965
16 Pantera - Stronger Than All

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Jeff Beck Group - Bill Graham Master Tapes Weekend ~ Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA 07-24-1968 (FM)

Jeff Beck Group
Bill Graham Master Tapes Weekend
Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA
July 24, 1968
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

01 You Shook Me
02 Let Me Love You
03 Morning Dew
04 Jeff's Boogie
05 The Sun Is Still Shining
06 Hi Ho Silver Lining

Jeff Beck guitar, vocals
Rod Stewart vocals
Ron Wood bass
Micky Waller drums

The Jeff Beck Group were just as vital to the genre of Hard Rock/Heavy Metal as Led Zeppelin,and The MC5. The Jeff Beck Group's bombastic take on Blues music became part of the blueprint for Heavy Rock music to come.

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The Rolling Stones - The King Biscuit Flower Hour 1987 (Pre-FM)

The Rolling Stones
The King Biscuit Flower Hour 1987
Chicago, IL 1981, Detroit, MI 1978, Brussels, Belgium 1973
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage : Original Silver > EAC > Flac > Traders Little Helper > Goldwave v.5.04 > Traders Little Helper > Flac8

01 King Biscuit Intro
02 Miss You
03 Hang Fire
04 Beast Of Burden
05 She's So Cold
06 Honky Tonk Woman
07 Shattered
08 Tumbling Dice
09 Jumping Jack Flash
10 Brown Sugar
11 Happy
12 Gimme Shelter
13 End Credits

Tracks 01-05 Chicago, IL November 23-25, 1981
Tracks 06-09 Detroit, MI July 6, 1978
Tracks 10-12 Brussels, Belgium, October 17, 1973

Original Broadcast Silver, DIR Broadcasting Corp
When I got this it was in three segments with all the commercials still in place. I decoded the files using Traders Little Helper, used Golwave v.5.04 to separate the tracks and remove the commercials. I then encoded the files to flac level 8 with Traders Little Helper aligning all sector boundaries.

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The Rolling Stones - Welcome To New York ~ Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY 07-26-1972 (SBD)

The Rolling Stones
Welcome To New York - (The Swinging Pig Records - TSP-CD-038)
Madison Square Garden
New York City, NY
July 26th, 1972
Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kps
Cover Art Included

01 All Down the Line
02 Can't Always Get What You Want
03 Midnight Rambler
04 Bye Bye Johnny
05 Rip This Joint
06 Love in Vain
07 Sweet Virginia
08 Jumping Jack Flash (Fades Out)

Mick Jagger – lead and backing vocals, harmonica
Keith Richards – guitars, lead & backing vocals
Charlie Watts – drums, percussion
Mick Taylor – guitars, backing vocals
Bill Wyman – bass guitar

additional musicians:
Bobby Keys – saxophones
Ian Stewart – keyboards, percussion

This was the last concert of the '72 American tour. It was the first Rolling Stones bootleg I ever downloaded (the 1st time it was 192kbps which was pretty large back then). Also, Mick Jagger's 29th birthday. A legend says that this stereo soundboard recording was stolen from the mixing desk by two fans during "Jumping Jack Flash", and this is why the song is broken off. A great document of the loose vibe that this era's live performances had.

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