What Are You Listening to RIGHT NOW?? -- Part 6

marye
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Posted: May 26, 2008 - 10:36am

What's rocking your world or soothing your soul at the moment?


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Mozart

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On May 28th, 2008 Deadicated said:

Violin Concertos

Arthur Grumiaux, violin

"Where does the time go?"

Back in The Winwood vein

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On May 28th, 2008 Sunshine-daydre... said:

TRAFFIC
The Perfumed Garden

Essential studio sessions & BBC, 1967- 1968

1. Dear Mr Fantasy (removed)
2. Radio Introduction
3. Hole In My Shoe
4. Paper Sun
5. A House For Everybody
6. No Face, No Name, No Number
7. Hope They Never Find Me Here
8. 40,000 Headmen
9. Dear Mr Fantasy
10. You Can All Join In
11. Feelin' Alright
12. Heaven Is In Your Mind (removed)
13. Dealer (removed)
14. Utterly Simple (removed)
15. Coloured Rain (removed)
16. Smiling Phrases
17. Heaven Is In Your Mind
18. Pearly Queen
19. Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring
20. Coloured Rain
21. Dear Mr Fantasy (removed)

Tracks 1, 12-15, 21 : Dear Mr Fantasy outtakes, 1967
Tracks 2-5, 16 : BBC September 27 1967
Tracks 6-7, 17 : BBC December 11 1967
Tracks 8-9, 18,20 : BBC Unknown dates
Tracks 10-11, 19 : BBC June 24 1968

*** Moderators Note ***
The "alternate tracks" from the "Mr. Fantasy" album are only alternate in the loosest sense. These are definitely the same basic tracks (that is, keyboard, bass, drums and rhythm guitar tracks) as on the first album, some with different overdubs - for instance the guitar solo on the first "Mr. Fantasy" alternate. Others are rough mixes, which usually means some instruments or vocals are missing. The second "Mr. Fantasy" is the same track as on the first album.

http://www.winwoodfans.com/boot60.htm

DIME does not allow recordings which have been used as basis or were remixed for a commercial release. Tracks 1, 12-15 and 21 cannot run here.

Steve Winwood - organ, guitar
Dave Mason - guitar, bass
Chris Wood - saxophine
Jim Capaldi - drums

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for those who don't know

Perfumed garden was a radio programme on Radio London a pirate radio ship out the North sea off England and playing lots of music you didn't hear on the the BBC

The presenter of Perfumed Garden was the one and only John Peel of Top Gear.

The Dj you first hear is Brian Matthews and was probably from his show on the BBc Saturday club

Bob

420 has started early here

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Spanish Jam

Richfield Coliseum 6/8/92

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On May 28th, 2008 Gr8fulTed said:

Hey, how about a Richfield box set? Jerry's "So Many Roads" is outstanding!!

So many roads to ease my soul...Ease my soul!!

Dead to Stones

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On May 28th, 2008 Hal R said:

5/23/72 Strand Lyceum
and Let It Bleed

If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.
William Blake

Railroad Earth

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On May 29th, 2008 Sunshine-daydre... said:

Railroad Earth
Hookahville
Buckeye Lake
Hebron, Ohio
5/25/2008

Source: Schoeps CCM4V'S(din)>Lunatec V2>Sound Devices 722 (24/48)
location: FOB/DFC/KFC/ZFC/TOPT/AARP 44' From Stage, 7' High
DSP: Sound Devices 722>Sound Forge 7.0>CD Wave>flac(16)
Recorded By: The Z-Man
Seeded By: The Z-Man

Disc I

01 Little Bit of Me
02 Saddle of the Sun
03 Magic Foot >
04 Luxury Liner
05 Old Man and the Land
06 1759
07 The Warhead Boogie >
08 The Forecast

Disc II

01 Alone
02 Mighty River
03 Like a Buddha
04 Livin'? (new song)- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Spanish Jam

Let It Bleed

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On May 29th, 2008 Sunshine-daydre... said:

i adore let it bleed

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Spanish Jam

Bluegrass soothes

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On May 29th, 2008 Gr8fulTed said:

I'm currently into Midnight Moonlight from Old $ in the Way....
I do appreciate old Stones too, especially if I'm within 6 rows of Mick dancing around. Yall got any decent bootlegs? I have 1 from Philly dated 9/22/02... I'm really looking for Hendrix boots....
off to stir the coals and check the Copper river Salmon grilling...
I'll be hosting a Dead Head Set Monday, 6/2 at 4 CDST if you happen to have Sirius or DISH 6032

So many roads to ease my soul...Ease my soul!!

Ghosts

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On May 29th, 2008 deadheadkid said:

Ghosts I-IV, by Nine Inch Nails
Great ambient music, no vocals of any kind. Not you usual NIN album. Check It out. Free samples online at ghosts.nin.com
Peace,
The Kid

joe walsh

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On May 30th, 2008 Sunshine-daydre... said:

Joe Walsh
In Concert
Westwood One Radio Networks
Show 86-09 for broadcast the week of May 12, 1986

But seriously folks, I have a truly awesome show for my first seed.

Back in the early 1990's, I bought a box of record albums from some lady.
She claimed her brother was a radio station DJ and had gave her the albums.
Tucked in among the other albums was this promo LP in a plain white cover.
I recorded this double live album to a cassette and played it frequently.
A couple of my friends would often ask me to play "that live Joe" tape.

Several years ago (about 1999/2000), I digitally converted this fine show
using my trusty Technics SL-1410MK2 turntable with Audio-Technica cartridge.
The vinyl was cleaned with an Audio-Technica record cleaner kit and Dust Bug.
The input signal was captured on my computer with a program called GoldWave.

Minimal tinkering was done. The show consisted of five segments interupted
with commercial ads and cheesey voice overs. I edited those out with fades.
The vinyl was in excellent condition, but there were a few pops and clicks.
I used GoldWave's pop/click filter to clean it up. That's it, nothing else.

I have not seen this show offered anywhere else. Sound quality is excellent.
The banter in between songs is typical Joe, entertaining and funny at times.
Joe plays an acoustic set first and then cranks it up and rocks the house.

Date and venue of the show is unknown. Obviously before it aired in May 1986.
"The Confesser" album was released in 1985, so probably late 1985/early 1986.
The band lineup is also unknown (other than Joe Walsh on vocals/guitar/piano).

Also included is a short "promo" that radio stations used to promote the show.
I did not include the promo segment on my personal CD-R, but that's up to you.

I provided CD artwork that I made from scans of the album and a random photo.
The show fits on 1 CD. The track times on the inside cover are not accurate.

Source:
Pre-FM promo LP albums

Lineage:
vinyl > WAV > FLAC

Track list:
01 - Tomorrow, Indian Summer, Dreams, Help me Through The Night
02 - The Confesser, In The City
03 - Goin' Down, Funk 49
04 - Life In The Fast Lane, Rocky Mountain Way
05 - The Bomber, All Night Long
bonus track - Promo

NOTE: Track 1 is an acoustic set and tracks 2-5 are electric (crank it up).

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Spanish Jam

70-05-24 unknown venue

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On May 30th, 2008 grdaed73 said:

pulled off archive yesterday, finishing the last few songs this morning with a killer 34 minute "tuning".... now wait a minute, wait a minute

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