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Posted on 12/13/15 at 11:28 am to Kafka
Posted on 12/13/15 at 11:28 am to Kafka
Gene Clark & Silverado at the Ebbets Field club, Denver (February 19, 1975)
A live show from the tragically underappreciated Clark, a founding father of country-rock.
A live show from the tragically underappreciated Clark, a founding father of country-rock.
quote:For more about the great Gene Clark, check out the Country-rock thread
Gene Clark's luck was rarely good when it came to his career after leaving the Byrds, and though his 1974 album No Other would come to be seen as a neglected masterpiece years after the fact, by early 1975 it was considered an expensive flop that put Clark on the bad side of David Geffen, and Clark was doing club dates when and where he could to make a buck and keep his name before the public. On February 19, 1975, Clark played in Denver, CO at a club called Ebbets Field, where he shared the bill with Tom Waits. A local radio station recorded the show for later broadcast, and 33 years after the fact, this night in the life of Gene Clark has finally been given an authorized release on CD. Silverado '75: Live & Unreleased finds Clark backed by Roger White on guitar and Duke Bardwell on bass and acoustic guitar, and while the trio (who were billed as Gene Clark & Silverado) sometimes sounds a bit rough, as if they're mapping out their set on the fly, the harmonies are superb and White's lead guitar offers a fine counterpart to Clark's strong and emotive vocals, which are still striking despite the low-budget circumstances of the gig. Clark plays two numbers from No Other, and "Silver Raven" and "No Other" sound a great deal different in such stripped down form, but it seems clear at this point Clark was hardly bothering to support his new release, and this recording features several songs that slipped through the cracks and never made it onto a proper album (such as "Home Run King" and "Daylight Line"), two numbers reaching back to his glory days with the Byrds ("Here Without You" and "Set You Free This Time"), and even a pair of old country chestnuts ("Long Black Veil" and "In the Pines"). Silverado '75 often sounds casual, as if this trio was performing for a handful of friends, but Clark was in full command of his muse this evening, and if this isn't an essential moment in his career, it's a reminder of just how consistently remarkable he could be, even playing a little bar on a Wednesday night. -- Mark Deming, Allmusic
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Posted on 12/20/15 at 3:09 pm to Kafka
Creedence Clearwater Revival at the Oakland Coliseum (January 31, 1970)
An unseen-for-decades TV special shot by a local PBS station. Nice concert footage but perhaps most interesting for the contemporary interview segments with John Fogerty.
An unseen-for-decades TV special shot by a local PBS station. Nice concert footage but perhaps most interesting for the contemporary interview segments with John Fogerty.
Posted on 1/3/16 at 3:37 pm to Kafka
The Band at Casino Arena, Asbury Park, NJ (July 20, 1976
"The Next to Last Waltz", videotaped a few months before the famous final show in San Francisco.
Setlist:
0:00:00 - Don't Do It
0:04:52 - The Shape I'm In
0:09:03 - It Makes No Difference
0:16:06 - The Weight
0:20:51 - King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
0:24:26 - Twilight
0:28:12 - Ophelia
0:31:53 - Tears of Rage
0:37:34 - Forbidden Fruit
0:43:47 - This Wheels On Fire
0:47:41 - The Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down
0:51:43 - Genetic Method
0:56:01 - Chest Fever
1:00:41 - Up On Cripple Creek
1:06:19 - The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show
1:09:55 - Life Is A Carnival
"The Next to Last Waltz", videotaped a few months before the famous final show in San Francisco.
Setlist:
0:00:00 - Don't Do It
0:04:52 - The Shape I'm In
0:09:03 - It Makes No Difference
0:16:06 - The Weight
0:20:51 - King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
0:24:26 - Twilight
0:28:12 - Ophelia
0:31:53 - Tears of Rage
0:37:34 - Forbidden Fruit
0:43:47 - This Wheels On Fire
0:47:41 - The Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down
0:51:43 - Genetic Method
0:56:01 - Chest Fever
1:00:41 - Up On Cripple Creek
1:06:19 - The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show
1:09:55 - Life Is A Carnival
Posted on 1/10/16 at 1:23 pm to Kafka
"We are The MC5"
Rare live footage from various sources, starting off with a 1972 show at the Gibus club in Paris
Rare live footage from various sources, starting off with a 1972 show at the Gibus club in Paris
Posted on 1/17/16 at 5:46 pm to Kafka
David Bowie on The Midnight Special (The Marquee Club, London, October 1973)
At the height of his initial celebrity/notoriety The Glittering One hosted an edition of the NBC music show -- on his terms: taped in London at the legendary Marquee Club, with guests of his own choosing and his own inimitable staging of the musical numbers. Featuring Mick Ronson on guitar and Aynsley Dunbar on drums.
Setlist:
01.1984/Dodo
02.Sorrow
03.Everything's Alright
04.Space Oddity
05.1984/I Can't Explain
06.Time
07.The Jean Genie
08 I Got You Babe (w/ Marianne Faithfull)
09.1984/Dodo
The story behind the show
At the height of his initial celebrity/notoriety The Glittering One hosted an edition of the NBC music show -- on his terms: taped in London at the legendary Marquee Club, with guests of his own choosing and his own inimitable staging of the musical numbers. Featuring Mick Ronson on guitar and Aynsley Dunbar on drums.
Setlist:
01.1984/Dodo
02.Sorrow
03.Everything's Alright
04.Space Oddity
05.1984/I Can't Explain
06.Time
07.The Jean Genie
08 I Got You Babe (w/ Marianne Faithfull)
09.1984/Dodo
The story behind the show
Posted on 1/31/16 at 10:56 am to Kafka
The Jefferson Airplane at the Fillmore Auditorium (San Francisco, October 15, 1966)
I was never a huge Airplane/Starship fan (they were OK with singer Marty Balin, but when he left and was replaced by the hideously screeching Mickey Thomas ["Jane", "We Built This City"], they were atrocious). But since not one but two members of The Jefferson Airplane died on Thursday, I suppose attention must be paid.
Setlist:
1 Jam (9:08)
2 3/5 Of A Mile In 10 Seconds (6:21)
3 Runnin' Round This World (2:34)
4 Tobacco Road (4:26)
5 Come Up The Years (2:47)
6 Go To Her (4:16)
7 Fat Angel (7:03)
8 And I Like It (7:11)
9 Midnight Hour (1:58)
10 Goodbye To Signe 1 (2:23)
11 Chauffeur Blues (3:39)
12 High Flyin' Bird (4:48)
13 Goodbye To Signe 2 (1:03)
I was never a huge Airplane/Starship fan (they were OK with singer Marty Balin, but when he left and was replaced by the hideously screeching Mickey Thomas ["Jane", "We Built This City"], they were atrocious). But since not one but two members of The Jefferson Airplane died on Thursday, I suppose attention must be paid.
Setlist:
1 Jam (9:08)
2 3/5 Of A Mile In 10 Seconds (6:21)
3 Runnin' Round This World (2:34)
4 Tobacco Road (4:26)
5 Come Up The Years (2:47)
6 Go To Her (4:16)
7 Fat Angel (7:03)
8 And I Like It (7:11)
9 Midnight Hour (1:58)
10 Goodbye To Signe 1 (2:23)
11 Chauffeur Blues (3:39)
12 High Flyin' Bird (4:48)
13 Goodbye To Signe 2 (1:03)
Posted on 2/7/16 at 12:58 pm to Kafka
"It's Cahnival time -- trow me sumtin' mistah!"
Soundstage: Dr John's New Orleans Swamp (Chalmette LA, June 13, 1974)
Videotaped at the St. Bernard Cultural Center (Is there still such a place?!) for the Chicago public TV series Soundstage. In addition to the good doctor, also features appearances by Professor Longhair, The Meters, and Earl King.
Setlist:
She Walked Right In-Shake Rattle And Roll 4:14
Tipitina 3:35
Whole Lotta Lovin' 2:45
Every Day I Have The Blues 3:40
Loney Nights 4:02
Lonely Lonely Nights 3:44
Look-Ka-Py-Py-Jungle Man 7:00
Call A Doctor 2:41
Qualified 5:37
Quitters Never Win 4:05
Such A Night 4:09
Right Place Wrong Time 3:19
Big Chief 8:53
Soundstage: Dr John's New Orleans Swamp (Chalmette LA, June 13, 1974)
Videotaped at the St. Bernard Cultural Center (Is there still such a place?!) for the Chicago public TV series Soundstage. In addition to the good doctor, also features appearances by Professor Longhair, The Meters, and Earl King.
Setlist:
She Walked Right In-Shake Rattle And Roll 4:14
Tipitina 3:35
Whole Lotta Lovin' 2:45
Every Day I Have The Blues 3:40
Loney Nights 4:02
Lonely Lonely Nights 3:44
Look-Ka-Py-Py-Jungle Man 7:00
Call A Doctor 2:41
Qualified 5:37
Quitters Never Win 4:05
Such A Night 4:09
Right Place Wrong Time 3:19
Big Chief 8:53
Posted on 2/14/16 at 5:01 pm to Kafka
In Koncert
The Kinks live at BBC Center (January 24, 1973)
From just a wee tad after their golden age, this is still quite a show. The inarguable high point is the climactic "Village Green Preservation Society", one of the band's finest moments. The addition of a brass section gives the song a nostalgic, Edwardian quality befitting its wistful lyrics.
Setlist:
01. Victoria
02. Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues
03. Dedicated Follower Of Fashion
04. Lola
05. Holiday
06. Good Golly Miss Molly
07. You Really Got Me
08. All Day And All Of The Night
09. Waterloo Sunset
10. Village Green Preservation Society
The Kinks live at BBC Center (January 24, 1973)
From just a wee tad after their golden age, this is still quite a show. The inarguable high point is the climactic "Village Green Preservation Society", one of the band's finest moments. The addition of a brass section gives the song a nostalgic, Edwardian quality befitting its wistful lyrics.
Setlist:
01. Victoria
02. Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues
03. Dedicated Follower Of Fashion
04. Lola
05. Holiday
06. Good Golly Miss Molly
07. You Really Got Me
08. All Day And All Of The Night
09. Waterloo Sunset
10. Village Green Preservation Society
Posted on 3/6/16 at 8:37 am to Kafka
The Byrds & The Flying Burrito Brothers at The Whisky-a-Go-Go, Los Angeles (September 19, 1970)
Complete liner notes
Setlist:
The Flying Burrito Brothers
1. The Train Song (1:14)
2. Payday (4:45)
3. Wake Up Little Suzie (4:46)
4. Colorado (4:48)
5. Break My Mind (2:32)
6. Trying To Reach My Goal (3:50)
The Byrds & The Flying Burrito Brothers together
7. Roll Over Beethoven (2:53)
8. You Don't Miss Your Water (4:06)
9. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:29)
10. Hickory Wind (3:49)
11. So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star (2:36)
12. Bells Of Rhymney (3:44)
13. Close Up The Honky Tonks (2:47)
14. Time Between (2:28)
15. Mr Spaceman (3:30)
16. Turn Turn Turn (2:04)
17. Mr Tambourine Man (2:12)
18. Eight Miles High (15:49)
19. Wasn't Born To Follow (1:58)
20. Chimes Of Freedom (3:20)
21. You Ain't Going Nowhere (3:19)
22. Hold It (1:28)
The Flying Burrito Brothers:
Chris Hillman - vocals, bass, guitar, mandolin
Bernie Leadon - vocals, guitar
Rick Roberts - vocals, guitar
Sneaky Pete Kleinow - pedal steel guitar
Michael Clarke - drums, percussion
The Byrds:
Roger McGuinn - vocals, guitar
Clarence White - vocals, guitar
Gene Parsons - drums, percussion, vocals
Skip Battin - bass, vocals
Jim Seiter - percussion
quote:Unfortunately this was after Gram Parsons departed the Burritos, but it is still a helluva show, highlighted by Kleinow's pedal steel and the brilliant guitar work of Clarence White.
In 1970, Just three days after the release of Untitled, The Byrds new double album (featuring both live and studio recordings), both The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers were booked for a series of six shows over three nights at the Whisky A Go-Go in their home town of Los Angeles. The Whisky only held several hundred people and The Byrds hadn't performed there since October of 1968, so tickets were a hot commodity. Surrounded by family and friends (in addition to having a common fanbase), this run guaranteed a three-night party, playing to packed houses for every show. Each 90-minute show was structured with the FBBs performing a 45-minute opening set, immediately followed by a 45-minute set by The Byrds. This basic format continued throughout the run until the final night, when the two groups hatched a plan for the late show. For this final show of the run, the FBBs would begin their set as usual, but after several songs, they invited The Byrds out for an informal jam session. The rest of the night would feature both bands performing together for the very first time.
Until now, this event has been relegated to the stuff of legend, but presented here are the complete recordings of that very set, recorded by Byrds' sound engineer Dinky Dawson. Despite the challenging circumstances of such a tiny room, Dawson's soundboard cassette masters manage to capture a great deal, with all of the instruments and vocals audible. The balance is not perfect, but in this instance, the good far outweighs the bad. The setlist is a Byrds-lover's dream, containing material from both Sweethearts Of The Rodeo and The Notorious Byrd Brothers albums, in addition to classic early material. Despite the unrehearsed and somewhat intoxicated nature of these performances, it is obvious these musicians are having an awful lot of fun together.
Complete liner notes
Setlist:
The Flying Burrito Brothers
1. The Train Song (1:14)
2. Payday (4:45)
3. Wake Up Little Suzie (4:46)
4. Colorado (4:48)
5. Break My Mind (2:32)
6. Trying To Reach My Goal (3:50)
The Byrds & The Flying Burrito Brothers together
7. Roll Over Beethoven (2:53)
8. You Don't Miss Your Water (4:06)
9. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:29)
10. Hickory Wind (3:49)
11. So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star (2:36)
12. Bells Of Rhymney (3:44)
13. Close Up The Honky Tonks (2:47)
14. Time Between (2:28)
15. Mr Spaceman (3:30)
16. Turn Turn Turn (2:04)
17. Mr Tambourine Man (2:12)
18. Eight Miles High (15:49)
19. Wasn't Born To Follow (1:58)
20. Chimes Of Freedom (3:20)
21. You Ain't Going Nowhere (3:19)
22. Hold It (1:28)
The Flying Burrito Brothers:
Chris Hillman - vocals, bass, guitar, mandolin
Bernie Leadon - vocals, guitar
Rick Roberts - vocals, guitar
Sneaky Pete Kleinow - pedal steel guitar
Michael Clarke - drums, percussion
The Byrds:
Roger McGuinn - vocals, guitar
Clarence White - vocals, guitar
Gene Parsons - drums, percussion, vocals
Skip Battin - bass, vocals
Jim Seiter - percussion
Posted on 3/13/16 at 4:15 pm to Kafka
The Frank Sinatra Timex Show: Welcome Home Elvis (Fontainebleau Hotel Miami Beach, May 12 1960)
The King returns, following a sojourn on the soils of foreign wars, to reclaim his throne from the blue-eyed pretender
quote:
Welcome Home Elvis was a 1960 television special on ABC starring Frank Sinatra and featuring Elvis Presley in his first televised appearance since coming home from his military service in Germany. The special was officially titled It's Nice to Go Traveling, but is more commonly known as Welcome Home Elvis, having featured Elvis in his first TV appearance in three years. This was also Frank Sinatra's fourth and final television special that he did for sponsor Timex.
The special also featured Sammy Davis, Jr., Joey Bishop, Peter Lawford, and Nancy Sinatra, who later starred with Elvis in his 1968 film Speedway.
Elvis performed "Fame and Fortune" and "Stuck on You", which were the two sides of his first post-army single. He also performed a duet with Sinatra. Elvis performed Sinatra's classic "Witchcraft" while Frank performed the Elvis classic "Love Me Tender".
The show was a great success, grabbing 41.5 percent of the ratings.
The King returns, following a sojourn on the soils of foreign wars, to reclaim his throne from the blue-eyed pretender
Posted on 3/13/16 at 8:36 pm to Kafka
Posted on 4/10/16 at 4:20 pm to Kafka
Elvis Costello & the Attractions at the Capitol Theatre, Passaic NJ (May 5, 1978)
Setlist:
0:00:00 - Waiting For The End Of The World
0:03:51 - This Year's Girl
0:07:02 - No Action
0:09:27 - Less Than Zero
0:12:57 - The Beat
0:16:30 - Party Girl
0:19:23 - (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes
0:22:08 - Alison
0:25:08 - Lip Service
0:27:33 - You Belong To Me
0:30:06 - Lipstick Vogue
0:35:06 - Watching The Detectives
0:41:41 - Radio, Radio
0:44:24 - I'm Not Angry
Setlist:
0:00:00 - Waiting For The End Of The World
0:03:51 - This Year's Girl
0:07:02 - No Action
0:09:27 - Less Than Zero
0:12:57 - The Beat
0:16:30 - Party Girl
0:19:23 - (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes
0:22:08 - Alison
0:25:08 - Lip Service
0:27:33 - You Belong To Me
0:30:06 - Lipstick Vogue
0:35:06 - Watching The Detectives
0:41:41 - Radio, Radio
0:44:24 - I'm Not Angry
Posted on 4/17/16 at 6:15 pm to Kafka
Marc, episode 6 (Granada TV London, September 1977)
Legendary T. Rex ("Bang a Gong [Get It On"]) frontman Marc Bolan's brief-run TV series. Think a glam '70s version of Solid Gold, with various acts lip-synching. Bolan was doing his sensitive dilettante persona before Bowie, so those unfamiliar with MB may find this especially interesting.
Bowie himself shows up doing "Heroes" (his vocal is live, FWIW); the other highlight for me is Eddie & The Hot Rods with their classic "Do Anything You Wanna Do".
Pay close attention at the very end of the show, during the Bolan-Bowie jam: you can see Bolan tripping over a microphone cable and Bowie getting a laugh out of it.
Videotaped September 7, 1977. Bolan was killed in a car wreck on the 16th; this episode aired on the 28th, about a week after his funeral.
Setlist:
"Deborah" - Marc Bolan with T. Rex
"Your Generation" - Generation X
"I'm a Fighter" - Lip Service
"Heart Throb's Dance" - Ain't it Strange
"Groove A Little" - Marc Bolan with T. Rex
"Ride A White Swan" - Marc Bolan with T. Rex
"Heart Throb's Dance (I Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet)" - Gonzalez
"Do Anything You Want to Do" - Eddie and the Hot Rods
"Heroes" - David Bowie
Instrumental Jam with David Bowie and Marc Bolan & T. Rex
"This group is called Generation X, their lead singer is called Billy Idol, and he's supposed to be as pretty as me. We'll see now.."
Legendary T. Rex ("Bang a Gong [Get It On"]) frontman Marc Bolan's brief-run TV series. Think a glam '70s version of Solid Gold, with various acts lip-synching. Bolan was doing his sensitive dilettante persona before Bowie, so those unfamiliar with MB may find this especially interesting.
Bowie himself shows up doing "Heroes" (his vocal is live, FWIW); the other highlight for me is Eddie & The Hot Rods with their classic "Do Anything You Wanna Do".
Pay close attention at the very end of the show, during the Bolan-Bowie jam: you can see Bolan tripping over a microphone cable and Bowie getting a laugh out of it.
Videotaped September 7, 1977. Bolan was killed in a car wreck on the 16th; this episode aired on the 28th, about a week after his funeral.
Setlist:
"Deborah" - Marc Bolan with T. Rex
"Your Generation" - Generation X
"I'm a Fighter" - Lip Service
"Heart Throb's Dance" - Ain't it Strange
"Groove A Little" - Marc Bolan with T. Rex
"Ride A White Swan" - Marc Bolan with T. Rex
"Heart Throb's Dance (I Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet)" - Gonzalez
"Do Anything You Want to Do" - Eddie and the Hot Rods
"Heroes" - David Bowie
Instrumental Jam with David Bowie and Marc Bolan & T. Rex
"This group is called Generation X, their lead singer is called Billy Idol, and he's supposed to be as pretty as me. We'll see now.."
Posted on 4/24/16 at 8:34 pm to Kafka
Battle of the Bands (Croton-on-Hudson New York, May 29 1967)
A mind-boggling, no make that mind-blowing, one-of-a-kind time capsule: film footage of an actual small-town battle of the bands, staged in the high school gym. Remember it took them weeks of practice in the garage to get this good -- be sure to show your appreciation and vote for your favorite!
Some info on the show
A mind-boggling, no make that mind-blowing, one-of-a-kind time capsule: film footage of an actual small-town battle of the bands, staged in the high school gym. Remember it took them weeks of practice in the garage to get this good -- be sure to show your appreciation and vote for your favorite!
Some info on the show
Posted on 5/1/16 at 12:10 pm to Kafka
The New Musical Express Poll Winners Concert (The Empire Pool, Wembley England, April 11, 1965)
This was the only time The Beatles and The Rolling Stones ever played the same bill.
Did you hear what I said? The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Animals, Van Morrison & Them -- on the same bill.
Set list:
01. Introduction
The Moody Blues
02. Bo Diddley
03. Go Now
Freddie & The Dreamers
04. Little Bitty Pretty One
05. A Little You
Georgie Fame & the Blue Flames
06. Yeh Yeh
07. Walking The Dog
The Seekers
08. I’ll Never Find Another You
09. A World Of Our Own
Herman's Hermits
10. Wonderful World
11. Mrs. Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter
The Ivy League & Division Two
12. Funny How Love Can Be - The Ivy League And Division
13. Sweet And Tender Romance
14. That’s Why I’m Crying
Sounds Incorporated
15. Time For You
16. In The Hall Of The Mountain King
Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders
17. Game Of Love
18. Just A Little Bit Too Late
The Rolling Stones
19. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
20. Pain In My Heart
21. Around And Around
22. The Last Time
Cilla Black with Sounds Incorporated
23. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
24. Going Out Of My Head
Pt 2:
Donovan
01. You’re Gonna Need Sombondy On Your Bond
02. Catch The Wind
Them
03. Here Comes The Night
04. Turn On Your Love Light
The Searchers
05. Bumble Bee
06. Let The Good Times Roll
Dusty Springfield with The Echoes
07. Dancing In The Street
08. Mockingbird
09. I Can’t Hear You
The Animals
10. Boom Boom
11. Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
12. Talkin’ ’bout You
The Kinks
13. You Really Got Me
14. Tired Of Waiting For You
The Beatles
15. I Feel Fine
16. She’s A Woman
17. Baby’s In Black
18. Ticket To Ride
19. Long Tall Sally
This was the only time The Beatles and The Rolling Stones ever played the same bill.
Did you hear what I said? The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Animals, Van Morrison & Them -- on the same bill.
Set list:
01. Introduction
The Moody Blues
02. Bo Diddley
03. Go Now
Freddie & The Dreamers
04. Little Bitty Pretty One
05. A Little You
Georgie Fame & the Blue Flames
06. Yeh Yeh
07. Walking The Dog
The Seekers
08. I’ll Never Find Another You
09. A World Of Our Own
Herman's Hermits
10. Wonderful World
11. Mrs. Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter
The Ivy League & Division Two
12. Funny How Love Can Be - The Ivy League And Division
13. Sweet And Tender Romance
14. That’s Why I’m Crying
Sounds Incorporated
15. Time For You
16. In The Hall Of The Mountain King
Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders
17. Game Of Love
18. Just A Little Bit Too Late
The Rolling Stones
19. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
20. Pain In My Heart
21. Around And Around
22. The Last Time
Cilla Black with Sounds Incorporated
23. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
24. Going Out Of My Head
Pt 2:
Donovan
01. You’re Gonna Need Sombondy On Your Bond
02. Catch The Wind
Them
03. Here Comes The Night
04. Turn On Your Love Light
The Searchers
05. Bumble Bee
06. Let The Good Times Roll
Dusty Springfield with The Echoes
07. Dancing In The Street
08. Mockingbird
09. I Can’t Hear You
The Animals
10. Boom Boom
11. Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
12. Talkin’ ’bout You
The Kinks
13. You Really Got Me
14. Tired Of Waiting For You
The Beatles
15. I Feel Fine
16. She’s A Woman
17. Baby’s In Black
18. Ticket To Ride
19. Long Tall Sally
Posted on 5/8/16 at 12:13 pm to Kafka
Dave Edmunds at the Capitol Theater, Passaic New Jersey (May 15, 1982)
Setlist:
Crawling From the Wreckage
Dear Dad
(Chuck Berry cover)
Your True Love
(Carl Perkins cover)
Nobody
From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come)
Sweet Little Rock & Roller
(Chuck Berry cover)
Girls Talk
(Elvis Costello cover)
Fine, Fine, Fine
Me and the Boys
Queen of Hearts
I Hear You Knocking
(Smiley Lewis cover)
It's My Own Business
(Chuck Berry cover)
I Knew the Bride (When She Used to Rock 'n' Roll)
I'm in Love with You
Singing the Blues
(Marty Robbins/Guy Mitchell cover)
Ju Ju Man
(Brinsley Schwarz cover)
Sweet Little Lisa
Encore:
Let's Talk About Us
(Otis Blackwell cover)
Down Down Down
Encore 2:
Let It Rock
Setlist:
Crawling From the Wreckage
Dear Dad
(Chuck Berry cover)
Your True Love
(Carl Perkins cover)
Nobody
From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come)
Sweet Little Rock & Roller
(Chuck Berry cover)
Girls Talk
(Elvis Costello cover)
Fine, Fine, Fine
Me and the Boys
Queen of Hearts
I Hear You Knocking
(Smiley Lewis cover)
It's My Own Business
(Chuck Berry cover)
I Knew the Bride (When She Used to Rock 'n' Roll)
I'm in Love with You
Singing the Blues
(Marty Robbins/Guy Mitchell cover)
Ju Ju Man
(Brinsley Schwarz cover)
Sweet Little Lisa
Encore:
Let's Talk About Us
(Otis Blackwell cover)
Down Down Down
Encore 2:
Let It Rock
Posted on 5/22/16 at 6:01 pm to Kafka
Levon & The Hawks at Pop Ivy's ballroom, Port Dover Ontario (1964)
(ic = incomplete)
Not Fade Away
A Sweeter Girl
Lucille (ic)
Peter Gunn
Money
You Don't Know Me
Bo Diddley
Forty Days
Hoochey John Blues
Robbie's Blues
Kansas City
Memphis Tennessee
Please, Please, Please
Short Fat Fanny
You Can't Sit Down
No Particular Place To Go
Turn On Your Love Light
High Heel Sneakers
Women Love And A Man
Blues Instrumental
Slow Blues (ic)
Do The Honky Tonk
Twist And Shout
Georgia On My Mind
Women Love And A Man (ic)
Share Your Love (ic)
The Hawks c. 1964: Jerry Penfound, Rick Danko, Levon Helm, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson, Robbie Robertson
quote:Setlist:
“We have an announcement,” says the drummer between songs. “There’s lots of corn left! So alla you who feel like havin’ a cob…” Just another glamorous gig for Levon & The Hawks, the group that less than a year later would be shattering folkie ear drums with Bob Dylan, and by decade’s end would be known as The Band. Even at this early date, the Hawks were seasoned vets, having existed in one form or another since 1958. But this lineup, featuring Levon Helm, Richard Manuel, Rick Danko, Robbie Robertson and Garth Hudson is the one the world would get to know.
This fairly miraculous (if decidedly lo-fi) tape captures what was undoubtedly just one of hundreds of similar shows for Levon & The Hawks, as the band made its way up and down the eastern seaboard, playing every dive along the way. Their repertoire — including standards by James Brown, Ray Charles, and Chuck Berry — could probably be heard in nine out of ten juke joints in the country. But one listen will show that this was no ordinary bar band. Levon and co. may have been a ways away from Big Pink, but a lot of the essential elements are in place: Manuel’s boozy croon, Robertson’s stinging guitar lines, Hudson’s swirling carnival organ and Helm’s unstoppable thump. Of course, a few things would be dropped along the way — the punky energy of the Hawks would be tamed in favor of The Band’s bucolic reveries, and of course, Robertson’s original tunes would come to the fore. And check out the flute solo that wafts in during a storming version of the theme from “Peter Gunn.” Hard to imagine that happening during “The Weight.” Turn this tape up and travel back in time. Maybe even have a cob or two... -- Aquarium Drunkard
(ic = incomplete)
Not Fade Away
A Sweeter Girl
Lucille (ic)
Peter Gunn
Money
You Don't Know Me
Bo Diddley
Forty Days
Hoochey John Blues
Robbie's Blues
Kansas City
Memphis Tennessee
Please, Please, Please
Short Fat Fanny
You Can't Sit Down
No Particular Place To Go
Turn On Your Love Light
High Heel Sneakers
Women Love And A Man
Blues Instrumental
Slow Blues (ic)
Do The Honky Tonk
Twist And Shout
Georgia On My Mind
Women Love And A Man (ic)
Share Your Love (ic)
The Hawks c. 1964: Jerry Penfound, Rick Danko, Levon Helm, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson, Robbie Robertson
Posted on 6/5/16 at 12:11 pm to Kafka
A tribute to Tex Mex Music (Austin City Limits, 1976)
All-star band featuring Ry Cooder, Flaco Jimenez, Henry Ojeda, Hugo Gonzales, Isaac Garcia
All-star band featuring Ry Cooder, Flaco Jimenez, Henry Ojeda, Hugo Gonzales, Isaac Garcia
Posted on 6/12/16 at 11:06 am to Kafka
John Cale and guests -- The Velvet Underground & Nico (Paris, April 3 2016)
A concert paying tribute to the 1967 album The Velvet Underground & Nico. Featuring founding Velvet John Cale and guests Etienne Daho, Peter Doherty and Carl Barat of the British band The Libertines, Animal Collective, Mark Lanegan, Saul Williams and Lou Doillon.
The concert was staged as part of an ongoing exhibition of The Velvet Underground
Philharmonie de Paris
A concert paying tribute to the 1967 album The Velvet Underground & Nico. Featuring founding Velvet John Cale and guests Etienne Daho, Peter Doherty and Carl Barat of the British band The Libertines, Animal Collective, Mark Lanegan, Saul Williams and Lou Doillon.
The concert was staged as part of an ongoing exhibition of The Velvet Underground
Philharmonie de Paris
quote:
For the famous Banana Album‘s 50th anniversary, this immersive, impressionistic and multimedia exhibition dives into the Velvet Underground world. At the same time, two weekends of tribute concerts will celebrate the mythical band which opened a new chapter in music history.
Posted on 6/12/16 at 8:21 pm to Kafka
Kafka..your music historian wealth & passion simply amazes me!
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