Herbie Hancock Quintet - Jazzfest Wien, Staatsoper, Vienna, Austria July 4, 2006 (FM)

Herbie Hancock Quintet
Jazzfest Wien
Staatsoper, Vienna, Austria
July 4, 2006
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: CD-R > hard disc > TLH (flac 8)

01 Radio Intro & Hancock Announcement 3:45
02 Loueke Solo Improvisation / Virgin Forrest 16:55
03 Actual Proof 15:24
04 Maiden Voyage / Benny's Tune 28:59

Encore:

05 Chameleon 24:21
06 Radio Outro 0:32

Herbie Hancock piano, keyboards, announcements
Lili Haydn violin, vocals
Lionel Loueke guitar, mouth percussion (LOL Beatbox LOL), vocals
Matt Garrison bass guitar
Richie Barshay drums, percussion

So what can I say except I love Herbie Hancock. This is an awesome show that any Herbie fan should love. I mean It's Live Herbie Hancock Right!!?

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Wes Montgomery NDR Jazz Workshop - Hamburg 1965 ~ Studio 10, NDR Hamburger Funkhaus, Hamburg, West Germany April 28, 1965 (SBD)

Wes Montgomery NDR Jazz Workshop
Hamburg 1965
Studio 10
NDR Hamburger Funkhaus
Hamburg, West Germany
April 28, 1965
TV Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick

01 Blue Grass 7:53
02 On Green Dolphin Street 5:54
03 Blue Monk 6:49
04 West Coast Blues 8:17
05 Glass of Cool Wine 5:00
34 mins

Lineup:
Hans Koller alto sax
Johnny Griffin tenor sax
Ronnie Scott tenor sax
Ronnie Ross baritone sax
Wes Montgomery guitar
Martial Solal piano
Michel Gaudry bass
Ronnie Stephenson drums

You know if Rosebud picks a Jazz show your in for real melodies instead of experimental Jazz. As she has pointed out she's "not into Jazz where it sounds as if every musician on stage is playing a different song" (LOL). Wes Montgomery and The NDR Crew are jamming some great Big Band era influenced Jazz. It's a shame this recording is only 30 minutes long because this is a great rehearsal. That's right this was actually the rehearsal for the show! Wes Montgomery's smooth playing style had to be a big influence on Pat Metheny and countless others in Jazz today.

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Originally downloaded from http://www.bigozine2.com/

 

Pantera/Villain - Power Metal/Only Time Will Tell ~ Bootleg 2 On 1 CD Release 1986 & 1988 (Studio)

Pantera/Villain
Power Metal/Only Time Will Tell
Bootleg 2 on 1 CD Release No Label
Power Metal originally released Metal Magic Records May 1988
Produced by Pantera, Mark Ferrari, & Jerry "The Eldin" Abbott
Only Time Will Tell EP released 12'' vinyl only Relentless Records 1986
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: My White Label Silver CD > E.A.C. (secure) > Wave 16 Bit > T.L.H. > Flac Level 8

01 Rock The World
02 Power Metal
03 We'll Meet Again
04 Over And Out
05 Proud To Be Loud
06 Down Below
07 Death Trap
08 Hard Ride
09 Burnnn
10 P.S.T.88
11 Kamikaze
12 Only Time Will Tell
13 Tie Your Mother Down (Queen Cover)
14 She'll Make You Fall (In Love)
15 Kids Of Crime
16 Just Close Your Eyes
17 Thrills In The Night

Tracks 01-10 Pantera Power Metal
Tracks 11-17 Villain Only Time Will Tell EP

Pantera
Philip Anselmo lead vocals, backing vocals
Diamond Darrell guitar, lead vocals "P.S.T.88"
Rex Rocker bass, tubular bells, backing vocals
Vinnie Paul drums, backing vocals

additional musicians:
Marc Ferrari (Keel) guitar, backing vocals "We'll Meet Again" & "Proud To Be Loud"
Jerry "The Eldin" Abbott (The Abbott Boy's Dad) keyboards

Villain:
Carl Albert (R.I.P.) vocals
Greg E. Noll (R.I.P.) guitars, piano, vocals
Leon B. Smith acoustic & electric guitars, vocals
Tommy Sisco bass, vocals
Rob Quillen drums, percussion

This is the first Pantera album to feature Philip Anselmo on lead vocals, It also marked a turn towards a heavier sound. Power Metal sounds more like Judas Priest than Def Leppard's On Through The Night, like the Terry Glaze era. The band has continually stated that the early records were just demos, not legitimate album releases. They also continually say they will never see a commercial release. So for all of you Pantera fans who wanted to to here them but couldn't find them, here you go. Power Metal sounds like a natural step between their Cowboys From Hell release and the 3 Glam albums with Terr Glaze. From Power Metal on, the band kept growing more and more heavy till they released one of the heaviest albums to hit The Billboard Charts. Far Beyond Driven was influenced by Death Metal, New Orleans Sludge Swamp Metal, and the Post-Thrash Groove Metal of Exhorder. The fans of both bands to this day go back and forth over who stole who's sound, Ehorder or Pantera. They are both great bands in my humble opinion.

At any rate Power Metal is a damn good album of Judas Priest influences filtered through the American West Coast Hair Metal. Villian's 7 tracks are pretty kick ass too. Their Heavy Metal take on Queen's "Tie Your Mother Down" is worth the download alone.

The Only Time Will Tell EP was the first release by Villain.

Pantera guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott was murdered on stage December 8, 2004, he was 38.

Pantera drummer "Vinnie Paul" Vincent Paul Abbott died June 22, 2018 from heart disease, he was 54.

Villian guitarist Carl Albert died April 22, 1995 in a car accident, he was 33.

Villian guitarist Greg E. Noll died February 27, 2020 from complications of diabetes, he was 55

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Missing Persons - BBC Rock Hour #341, Version "B" (with commercials) (Pre-FM)

Missing Persons
BBC Rock Hour #341, Version "B" (with commercials)
attributed to:
Six Flags Magic Mountain, Santa Clarita, CA
London Wavelength Limited Broadcast Week of October 10, 1982
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & Label Scans INcluded

Thanks Draftervoi For This One!!

01 BBC Rock Hour #341 Intro - Sylvie Simmons
02 Mental Hopscotch
03 Noticable One
04 Words
05 Commercial - Coors Light
06 Commercial - Jensen Sound System
07 Tears
08 It Ain't None Of Your Business
09 Bad Streets
10 BBC Rock Hour #341 Break
11 Commercial - Coors Light
12 Windows
13 Here And Now
14 Walking In L.A.
15 Commercial - Coors Light
16 Commercial - Agree Shampoo
17 No Way Out
18 I Like Boys
19 Destination Unknown
20 BBC Rock Hour #341 Outro - Sylvie Simmons

Missing Persons 1981-1985
Dale Bozzio - lead vocals
Warren Cuccurullo - guitars, vocals
Terry Bozzio - drums, percussion, vocals
Patrick O'Hearn - bass, synthesizers
Chuck Wild - keyboards, synthesizers

Draftervoi's Notes:

Note:  the same show was also syndicated on the BBC College Concert #7 with a broadcast date of Oct 24, 1982. That show as hosted by Pete Larkin.

NOTE: I ran across a note on the Internet that there's a King Biscuit Flower Hour show with a broadcast date of February 27, 1983,  that has the following songs, attributed to the Fox Warfield Theatre, San Francisco...but they're supposedly IDENTICAL PERFORMANCES to this BBC Rock Hour show.

The songs on that KBFH are supposed to be:
Mental Hopscotch
Words
Tears
Bad Streets
Windows
Walking In L.A.
I Like Boys
Destination Unknown

I don't have a copy of that show, so I can't confirm if this is true.

At the start of "Windows," on this BBC Rock Hour, they announce that the song is from their upcoming album "Spring Session M," "which is going to be released at the end of this month."

"Spring Session M' was released on October 8, 1982 by Capitol Records, and while that's
not "the end of (this) month," it means the show was recorded close to that date. There's a Warfield show up at Wolfgang's Vault attributed to December 28, 1982, which is after the October 10th syndicated broadcast date of this show.  My guess is that this show is from Magic Mountain.

The version of "I Like Boys" from this BBC Rock Hour show is up on YouTube, with a supposed date of November 24, 1982....over a month after this show was originally broadcast.

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Parliament/Funkadelic - Afrolicious & The Electric Pussy ~ Jaap Eden Halle, Amsterdam, Netherland, December 8, 1978 (SBD)

Parliament/Funkadelic
Afrolicious & The Electric Pussy - (Big Fro Records - BF-006)
Jaap Eden Halle
Amsterdam, Netherlands
December 8, 1978
Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Silver CD > EAC > Flac 8

01 Intro
02 Cholly (Funk Gettin' Ready To Roll)
03 Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Suckah)
04 Night Of The Thumpasaurus Peoples
05 James Wesley Jackson Monologue
06 Standing On The Verge Of Gettin' It On
07 Mothership Connection
08 Flashlight
09 One Nation Under A Groove

I recently watched a documentary on HBO Max about The Parliament/Funkadelic Collective. I was aware of the drug use of the band or so I thought. What I didn't know was how George Clinton was the main driving force behind it all. George was their Boss & their Cocaine Dealer. When it came to pay day George would ask, "Do You wan't cash or a packet?". A lot took the packet, then when they ran out, George was right there with "credit". He was there Boss so it came right out their pay. You can see where that leads to. George used it to get all the addicted members to sign away their rights to royalties, etc. The thing is George Clinton became just as big a cocaine addict. When he ran out of money for the snow man, he signed away song writing credits, album royalties, publishing rights, the names of the many bands involved. Brides of Funkenstein, Funkadelic, Parliament, The Parliaments, Parlet, everything! Just For Cocaine! That's why ownership of The band names and everything else stays in a constant state of flux. Old cocaine dealers keep coming up with contracts saying they are the legal owner. Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

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Poco - Chestnut Cabaret Philadelphia PA August 16th, 1986 - Fist Set (SBD) - Master Recording

Poco
The Chestnut Cabaret
Philadelphia, PA
August 16th, 1986 - Fist Set
Soundboard Master Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: Soundboard Master cassette tape > Nakamichi CR-7A > Korg MR1000 (DSD) > Audiogate (PCM 24/48) > WAV > Audacity (cleanup, tracking and downsample to 16/44) > TLH FLAC8

01 Intro (Ed Sciacky)
02 A Good Feelin' to Know
03 Crazy Love
04 Bad Weather
05 Ride The Country
06 Under the Gun
07 Ghost Town
08 Heart Of The Night
09 Rhythm Of Love
10 Barbados (tape flip)
11 Boomerang
12 Trouble With Love
13 banter
14 Medley (Keep On Trying / Child's Claim To Fame / Pickin' Up The Pieces / Instrumental)
15 Magnolia
16 Rose Of Cimmaron / Legend
17 Too Old To Die Young
18 On The Way Home

Total Playing Time: 1hr 27mn 25sc

Rusty Young pedal steel guitar, banjo, Dobro, guitar, mandolin, vocals
Paul Cotton guitars, vocals
Jack Sundrud bass, guitar, vocals
Steve Chapman drums

This is a great recording! The band is in fine form as well, vocals terrific. There is only one bad thing I can say about this recording. I can't remember who shared it at Rockasteria on the chat group! That's it, I wish I could because he deserves many thanks for sharing it! I love this show! I'm listening to it right now!! It's a shame that Poco doesn't receive much airplay on Classic Rock or Country Radio. They are like Pure Prairie League and Atlantic Rhythm Section when it comes to credit for their contributions to Southern Rock/Country Rock. So many of today's paint by numbers, American Idol affected Country Musicians owe these three bands a lot of cash! I won't name any names just in case your a fan of someone I think is, let's say not so good. Don't want to offend anyone (Rosebud is laughing at that statement LOL)

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Gregg Allman & Friends - Magic City Music Hall, Johnson City, New York, U.S.A. February 1, 2005 DSBD) - DAT Master

Gregg Allman & Friends
Magic City Music Hall
Johnson City, New York, U.S.A.
February 1, 2005
Digital Soundboard Recording - DAT Master
Flac Level8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: DSB Dat Master > Cloned In Microtrack > Goldwave (tracking & 3db volume boost > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8

01 - Whipping Post
02 - Demons
03 - House Of Blue
04 - Ocean Awash The Gunwale
05 - Samson And Delilah
06 - Love That Poison
07 - Slip Away
08 - Multi-Colored Lady
09 - Faces Without Names
10 - Not Like I've Been Hurt Before
11 - Just Before The Bullets Fly
12 - Melissa
13 - Back To Daytona
14 - Midnite Rider
15 - I'm No Angel

Encores:

16 - Old Time Feeling
17 - Statesboro Blues

A Duncan Oldham Master DAT Mastered by Dolphinsmile

There's really nothing to say but, this is Gregg Allman & some of his friends doing that thing that they do so damn good!

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Some New Boots & A Couple New Links

 You may notice that this weekends shows were all chosen by Rosebud. I've been kinda busy downloading recordings from a couple sites that I'm pretty addicted to. The sites feature rare pressings of recordings by artists. Some of which are known names and some are a little less on the radar like Sir Lord Baltimore. The sites are like sister sites called Rockasteria and Plain And Fancy. I have added them to my blog list at the left and recommend checking them out. The also have 2 chat boxes on the site one for messages and one for links so people can share their collections. I have joined the chat box and will be sharing some of my own extensive collection.

I deleted some links on the blog list. They were sites that went inactive for a long time or went private. I have more sites in mind for the list but I want to check with the person or persons that run it first.

So 7 new shows posted for everyone to check out. More to come soon!

Stay Safe & Well

JustDave & Rosebud

Pat Metheny Group - It's For Houston! ~ University Of Houston, Cullen Auditorium, Houston, Texas, U.S.A. March 3, 1981 (SBD)

Pat Metheny Group
It's For Houston!
University Of Houston
Cullen Auditorium
Ezekiel W. Cullen Building
Housto, Texas, U.S.A.
March 3, 1981
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick

Lineage: CD-R > CD-R to WAV and to harddisc via EAC >W AV to FLAC conversion with Traders Little Helper (sector boundaries aligned)-  ffp with Traders Little Helper-Torrent file with Maketorrent; equalized with Har-Bal; cleaned and tweaked with Adobe Audition 2.0 and iZotope RX-3.

01 Phase Dance (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)
02 Better Days Ahead (Pat Metheny)
03 The Windup (Keith Jarrett)
04 James (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)
05 Offramp (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)
06 'It's For You' (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)
07 The Bat Part II (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)
08 Ozark (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)
09 Turnaround (Ornette Coleman)
10 Goin' Ahead (Pat Metheny)/As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)
11 Jaco (Pat Metheny)
12 Untitled / Au Lait (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)
13 San Lorenzo (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)
14 (Cross The) Heartland (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)
15 American Garage (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)

Pat Metheny, guitars, guitar synthesizer
Lyle Mays, piano, synthesizers, organ, autoharp
Steve Rodby, acoustic bass, electric bass
Dan Gottlieb, drums, autoharp
Naná Vasconcelos, vocals, percussion, berimbau

Second Rosebud Pick for Sunday Morning Jazz. This is what she said about Pat Metheny.

You just can't go wrong with a Pat Metheny Group show...

Flac CD1
Flac CD2

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Joshua Redman & HR Big Band - The HR Sendesaal, Frankfurt, Germany January 16, 2020 (Satellite)

Joshua Redman & HR Big Band
The HR Sendesaal
Frankfurt, Germany
January 16, 2020
Satellite Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick

Disc 1
101 Circle Of Life 10:52
102 announcement - Jim McNeely 1:29
103 How Do We Do 8:11
104 announcement - Jim McNeely 0:23
105 Come What May 8:09
106 announcement - Jim McNeely 0:27
107 Vast 10:25
108 announcement - Jim McNeely 0:58
109 Parallelogram 14:14

Disc 2
201 Stagger Bear 7:31
202 announcement - Jim McNeely 1:07
203 Mantra No. 5 11:33
204 announcement - Jim McNeely 0:25
205 Let Me Down Easy 5:53
206 announcement - Jim McNeely 3:19
207 Sweet Nasty 10:25
208 announcement - Jim McNeely 0:26
209 The Long Way Home 9:24

Total Playing Time: 1hr 45mn 6sc

Joshua Redman - tenor saxophone

HR-Big Band:
Jim McNeely - cond
Frank Wellert - trumpet
Thomas Vogel - trumpet
Martin Auer - trumpet
Axel Schlosser - trumpet
Trevor Mires - trombone
Günter Bollmann - trombone
Christian Jaksjø - trombone
Robert Hedemann - bass trombone
Heinz-Dieter Sauerborn - alto saxophone
Oliver Leicht - alto saxophone, clarinet
Stefan Karl Schmid - tenor saxophone
Steffen Weber - tenor saxophone
Rainer Heute - baritone saxophone
Martin Scales - guitar
Peter Reiter - piano, rhodes
Hans Glawischnig - bass
Jean Paul Hochstädter - drums

Sunday Morning Jazz as chosen by Rosebud. She said this about this one.

I picked Jazz artists who I recognized by name and Joshua Redman is definitely one of those. Dave plays him a lot. He even has a special Pandora channel for him...Unlike Dave I don't like what he calls Experimental Jazz...To me it sounds like a bunch of guys playing different songs at once (she says this every time) so there won't be any experimental picks this weekend...This is a very nice show for kicking back and relaxing with a glass of wine and a doobie...

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This show was downloaded from http://www.bigozine2.com/

Black Sabbath - War Pigs ~ L'Olympia Theatre, Paris, France December 20, 1970 (SBD)

 

Black Sabbath
War Pigs - (Great Dane Records - GDRCD 9119)
L'Olympia Theatre
Paris, France
December 20, 1970
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
Flac Level8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick

Lineage: My Silver CD > Exact Audio Copy (secured) > Wave > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8

01 Paranoid
02 Hand Of Doom
03 Iron Man
04 N.I.B
05 Behind The Wall Of Sleep
06 War Pigs
07 Fairies Wear Boots
08 Black Sabbath

Ozzy Osbourne vocals
Tony Iommi gutar
Geezer Butler bass
Bill Ward drums

For this postings entry into our History Of Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Rosebud chose The Mighty Metal Gods Black Sabbath (Dave bows and flashes the horns) Rosebud had this to say.....

Beside this being the first bootleg Dave ever bought me I picked this because Black Sabbath helped write the book on Heavy Metal....So many bands have been influenced by them. Blue Oytster Cult, Saint Vitus, Candlemass, and even Guns And Roses...Dave read me interviews where B.O.C said they wrote "Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll" to challenge Black Sabbath's "Paranoid" for Heavy Metal Radio Anthem Power...He then demonstrated how the songs riff is the same as Black Sabbath's "The Wizard"...To show me this he played B.O.C. then Rob Hallford's version of "The Wizard" on Nativity In Black. Rob & The Bullring Brummies slowed the song more than it's normally played...It sounds like a heavy cover of "Cities On Flame" (compare them, it's true JD). He then showed me how Guns And Roses slowed down the riff from "Zero The Hero" for the main riff or "Paradise City" (yep true again!)

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Bongzilla - Underground Series Live ~ Contamination Festival 2003, The Trocadaero Theatre, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. January 18, 2003 (Pro-SBD)

Bongzilla
Underground Series Live Limited To 1000 Copies - (Relapse Records ~ RR 1002)
Contamination Festival 2003
The Trocadaero Theatre
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A
January 18, 2003
Professionally Mixed Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick

Lineage: Silver CD > E.A.C. (secure) > Wave 16bit > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8

01 Gateway
02 Stone A Pig
03 Hashdealer
04 Keefmaster

Mike "Muleboy" Makela - guitar, vocal
Jeff "Spanky" Schultz - guitar
Cooter "Black Bong" Brown - bass
Mike "Magma" Henry - drums

Out of print live album from Relapse Records Underground Series Live, Strictly Limited To 1000 copies.

I kinda forgot about the Out Of Print Live Album series. But Rosebud didn't....She pick one from her CD collection, Bongzilla's limited edition live E.P. (she owns all their CDs).

Bongzilla is one of my favorite Heavy Metal Bands...They play Stoner Sludge Doom, which means they play slow Black Sabbathish riffs, lots of feedback, and more distortion than TV after midnight in the 1970s... All their songs center around the joys of smoking pot, pot culture, and on and on...Their songs also have samples from movies, or speeches with people talking about pot. The vocals sound like the singer is holding a hit or ragged from smoking...Best played loud with a sub woofer on!!

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Pat Benatar - Westwood One Superstars in Concert Show #CO 89-02 ~ Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA, November 10, 1988 (Pre-FM)

Pat Benatar
Westwood One Superstars in Concert Show #CO 89-02
Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA, November 10, 1988
For Broadcast the weekend of February 3, 1989
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Vinyl Rip
Cue Sheet, Box Top & Label Scans Included

Thanks Go Out To Draftervoi For This One!

Lineage: Pre-FM vinyl discs > ? > HDD > WAV > Audacity > TLH > FLAC (L8)

Rosebud's Pick

Disc One:
01 Superstars CO 89-02 Intro
02 Commercial - Miller Lite
03 We Live For Love
04 Fire And Ice
05 Love Is A Battlefield
06 Commercial - Miller Lite
07 Commercial - Greyhound
08 Westwood One - Steve Downes
09 We Belong
10 Cool Zero
11 Commercial - Greyhound
12 Commercial - Clorets
13 Commercial - Trident Gum
14 Westwood One - Steve Downes
15 Outlaw
16 Invincible
17 Heartbreaker
18 Commercial - Clorets
19 Commercial - Miller Lite
20 Commercial - Greyhound
21 Westwood One - Steve Downes

Disc Two:  
21 Promises In The Dark
22 All Fired Up
23 Commercial - Miller Lite
24 Commercial - Greyhound
25 Westwood One - Steve Downes
26 Shadows Of The Night
27 Hell Is For Children
28 Commercial - Trident Gum
29 Commercial - Miller LIte
30 Westwood One - Steve Downes
31 One Love
32 Let's Stay Together
33 Westwood One Outro
34 Superstars CO 89-02 Promo Spot

Total time: 1:23:31

Pat Benatar - vocals
Neil Giraldo - guitars
Kevin Savigar - keyboards
Frank Linx - bass & background vocals
Fernando Saunders - bass & background vocals
Pat Peterson - background vocals & percussion
Myron Grombacher - drums

Yep Rosebud picked this weeks entry for Pre-FM Season, she said....

It's simple Pat Benatar was one of the first woman Hard Rock artist to really open up that genre for future ladies...This boot is actually from the days after she change her sound some to fit the MTV era...Dave once told me if not for the style change she might have gone on to be a queen of Hard Rock/Heavy Metal instead of Lita Ford. I agree....

Draftervois Original notes:
Here's a Pat Benatar show from the late 1980s...probably from late 1988, digitized from the syndicated radio show discs.

The vinyl was mint, virtually unplayed, so the sound quality is top-notch. There's a similar (but not identical) show circulating on the Internet as "from the Westwood One Superstars In Concert" attributed to Philadelphia with a date of November 10, 1988...but this differs in several songs. It's likely that WW1 broadcast the show several times but with different running orders, and swapping out several songs. I'm not sure if the date they list for that show is the broadcast date of the syndicated show, or the date of the actual concert, so I'm not listing a date. I also haven't compared the tracks to see if they're from the same source. If you have it, perhaps you can check and post something in the comments?

The Tower Theater is in Upper Darby, a suburb of Philadelphia, so I've listed it with the name of that township.

As usual, I've included scans of the cover, cue sheet, affidavit, and a record label. I've tracked the commercials and the Westwood One breaks so that you can exclude them if you're not interested.

Additional notes:
Myron Grombacher gets no mention in the band introduction at the end "One Love" but I'm pretty sure it must be him.

Considering all available information it should be safe to assume this concert was indeed recorded at the Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA on November 10, 1988.

Flac CD1
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Uriah Heep - San Diego, California, U.S.A February 8, 1974 (Pre-FM)

Uriah Heep
San Diego California, U.S.A
February 8, 1974
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: Trade > HDD > TLH > Flac > TLH > Align Sector Boundaries > Flac Level 8

Rosebud's Pick

01 Easy Livin' 04:41
02 Sweet Lorraine 05:52
03 Stealin' 06:08
04 July Morning 12:44
05 Seven Stars 05:44
06 Gypsy 07:55
07 Drum Solo 06:23
08 Sweet Freedom 09:50
09 Look At Yourself 08:44
10 Love Machine 03:23
11 Medley: Roll Over Beethoven / Blue Suede Shoes / Hound Dog … 06:38

David Byron - vocals
Mick Box - guitar, vocals
Gary Thain - bass, vocals
Lee Kerslake - drums, vocals
Ken Hensley - keyboards, vocals

Our friend analogkid610 commented that we should have more Uriah Heep on the site. Since Rosebud was in charge of picking shows this week, I told her to pick one out. This is what she said.

Okay so I can't remember all the music Dave exposes me to..the stereo is on like 24-7. I looked through all the files on the hard drives. There are 4 of them hooked up. When I found the right spot, I opened the folder and looked at the end of each of the sub folders looking for SBD, FM, or ExAud and in big letters I see Pre-FM. That's my choice, so I start listening to it and realized I know and really like these guys. Like I said Dave plays so much different stuff it's hard to remember. I gave my list to Dave and he said "Yeah! That one...was just talking about finding it." So there you go....lolol

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Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman & Howe - Scottish Miracle ~ Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland October 22, 1989 (SBD)

 

Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman & Howe
Scottish Miracle - (Amity 160)
Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre
Edinburgh, Scotland
October 22, 1989
Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 5 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: Original bootleg discs -> EZ CD Audio Converter -> FLAC level 5

Rosebud's Pick

CD1
101 Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra
102 Time And A Word / Owner Of A Lonely Heart / Teakbois
103 Clap
104 Mood For A Day
105 Wakeman Solo
106 Long Distance Runaround
107 Bruford Solo
108 Birthright
109 And You And I
110 I've Seen All Good People
111 Close To The Edge

CD2
201 Themes
202 Levin / Bruford Duet
203 Brother Of Mine
204 The Meeting
205 Heart Of The Sunrise
206 Order Of The Universe
207 Roundabout
208 Starship Trooper

Jon Anderson – lead and backing vocals
Rick Wakeman – keyboards
Bill Bruford – acoustic and electronic drums, percussion
Steve Howe – guitars, backing vocals

Touring Musicians:
Tony Levin – bass, Chapman stick, backing vocals
Milton McDonald – rhythm guitar
Julian Colbeck – additional keyboards

This time Rosebud picked our post for the Salute To Progressive Rock Bands Series. This is what she had to say about it....

Dave took me to my first Yes show about 2 years after we met. It was a show that focused more on the Radio hits I knew like "Owner Of A Lonely Heart", "Long Distance Runaround" etc. Unfortunately for some reason the sound was off in the theater balcony. You could barely hear and people kept shushing each other. The Next time we saw them was at Pine Knob Amphitheater which is a larger venue. We had like 8th row seats (Dave pulled some strings to get). They opened with a song I never heard before. When they announced the next song Dave said  something like "....Yes! Tales" lit a joint and passed it to me. Then said "You're most likely to hear the more Proggy side tonight". He was right they were awesome, I recognized "Roundabout" that was it LOL! On this recording there's a little hum sometimes from amplifiers but the band plays so well and it's not real noticeable when they play.

Flac CD1
Flac CD2

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Rush - A Single, Perfect Sphere v1.1 ~ A Tour Of The Hemispheres Compilation 1978-1979 (SBD)

Rush
A Single, Perfect Sphere v1.1 - (EBP002)
A Tour Of The Hemispheres Compilation
Sources, Locations & Dates Vary
Tucson Convention Center Arena, Tucson, Arizona, USA
Stadhalle, Offenbach, Germany
Cobo Hall Arena, Detroit, Michigan, USA
xx-xx-1978 to xx-xx-1979
Soundboard Recordings
Flac Level 8
Cover Art Included

Sources: A Desert Passage PE; Black Forest; Buenos Noches! Motor City
Lineage: (?) > SHN > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8 (align sector boundaries)

Disc 1
01 Intro/Warm-up 2:54
02 Anthem 4:01
03 A Passage To Bangkok 3:54
04 By-Tor and the Snow Dog5:24
05 Xanadu 12:26
06 Something For Nothing 4:25
07 The Trees 4:37
08 Cygnus X-1 Book 1 10:33
09 Hempispheres (Cygnus X-1 Book 2) 20:23
10 Closer to the Heart 3:26

Disc 2
01 Circumstances 4:26
02 A Farewell to Kings 5:40
03 La Villa Strangiato 10:33
04 2112 19:12
05 Working Man 3:09
06 Bastille Day 1:43
07 In The Mood 2:43
08 Drum Solo 5:12

Geddy Lee – lead & backing vocals, bass, keyboards
Alex Lifeson – guitars, backing vocals, guitar synthesizers
Neil Peart – drums, percussion

Okay this is kind of cheating but with this show you get entries into 2 of our running themes right now. I selected this Rush recording to be the next in our Salute To Progressive Rock Bands. I then realized that it is also an entry in our Roots Of Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Series. Quite frankly Rush is the biggest influence on the Progressive Metal genre. You could almost say that without Rush there wouldn't be a Dream Theater, Fates Warning etc. As a matter of fact Mike Portnoy of Dream Theater counts Neil Peart as one of if not the greatest influence on his playing. This choice also gives me another chance to say genre purists don't quite accept Rush or any other Progressive Metal band as true Prog since it's Heavy Metal..I also get another chance to say I don't care for purist's rules for music.

This recording is a compilation of the 1978-1979 Tour Of The Hemispheres. Each track was chosen to give the best performance and sound quality representation. I personally love it. This was the 1st tour I seen of Rush's so it's great to get a "Live Album" from that tour.

Flac CD1
Flac CD2

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Nguyên Lê Saiyuki Trio - Stockholm Jazz Festival, Stockholm, Sweden, July 16, 2009 (FM)

Nguyên Lê Saiyuki Trio
Stockholm Jazz Festival
Stockholm, Sweden
July 16, 2009
FM Broadcast Recording
MP4 vbr
Front Cover Only

01 Azur
02 Mina Zuki
03 Nanae Goromo
04 Ila
05 Sweet Ganesh
06 Hen Ho

Nguyên Lê guitar
Mieko Miyazaki koto
Prabhu Edouard percussion

Nguyên Lê's music has been on this blog a bit, that's because he is such a talented guitarist. This time it's the Nguyên Lê Saiyuki Trio. Though a little different in musical scope this should entertain all that have downloaded his music before. It's a nice blend of Jazz and the music of his Vietnamese heritage.

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Originally downloaded from https://livejazzlounge.com/ which is a great source for a variety of unreleased Jazz shows.

Dave Holland Quartet featuring Chris Potter - Jazz Happening Tampere, Tampere, Finland November 6, 2016 (FM)

Dave Holland Quartet featuring Chris Potter
Aziza - Finland 2016
Jazz Happening Tampere
Tampere, Finland
Recorded: November 6, 2016
Broadcast: October 30, 2017
Webcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: BBC Jazz Now Live 323k HLS m3u8 stream > i-Sound (44.1k wav) with 10-20sec patches from BBC Jazz Now Listen Again 320k AAC stream > i-Sound (44.1k wav)
Edit details (Nero 8 unless indicated):
Overall volume +9dB
Removed all announcer
Patched the tranmission gaps with the Listen Again stream
Cross-mixed channels, 99:1 ratio
Reduced Band Intro level by -2dB
Reduced applause levels by -1 to -2dB
Increased Music level by +1dB

01 Aziza Dance (Lionel Loueke) 16:34
02 Walking the Walk (Dave Holland) 16:02
03 Blue Sufi (Chris Potter) 14:29
04 Friends (Eric Harland) 15:31
05 Sleepless Night (Lionel Loueke) 10:07

Total Playing Time: 1hr 12mn 43sc

All Tracks From The Aziza Album

Dave Holland - bass
Chris Potter - tenor & soprano saxophone
Lionel Loueke - guitar, vocals
Eric Harland - drums

Here's another great show with 2 of my favorites, Dave Holland and Chris Potter.

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