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Sly and the Family Stone
1969-09-01
Texas International Pop Festival
Dallas International Motor Speedway
Dallas, USA

From the file dates, it looks like I did the RM of this nearly a year ago. But seems like a good time to Sly up the Zomb. Mutha funkin’good times!

As stated below, it’s not the best of sources, as from song to song it travels in and out of altering “textures” and a wavering mix. Yet it still felt like a good candidate for a workover and offers an excellent performance. I was able to smooth over some of the wavering and make it a bit more coherent, and all in all it’s an enjoyable listen.

Funk of ’69, that’s as primal as it gets.

1. M’Lady
2. Sing a simple song
3. You can make it if you try
4. Stand
5. Everyday People
6. Dance to the music
7. I want to take you higher

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soundboard recording
Lineage : bootleg CD (OH BOY 1-1969 TEX3) > WAV > FLAC

This is not a perfect multitrack soundboard recording, like the shows just recently posted here on DaD, but still it is a soundboard tape (maybe premixed 2 track), the quality is very good, but a little “canny” sometimes. The soundguy has some problems with mixing the vocals from time to time, but hey, it’s a Sly and the Family Stone show….

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LDS 022: Syd Barrett Psychedelic Freak Out 1965-1974

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Syd Barrett
Psychedelic Freak Out
(Demos, Acetates & Mixes)
The Godfatherecords GR 483
Matrix Disc : G.R. 483
(P) 2010 Made In Italy
Barcode: 28012010843
Tri-fold Paper Sleeve

Tracks: Time:

01 Interstellar Overdrive 14:56 October 31, 1965 – Demo
02 See Emily Play 02:52 May 21, 1967 – Acetate With Alternate Ending
03 Scream Thy Last Scream 04:40 August 7, 1967 – Malcom Jones Mix 1987
04 Vegetable Man 02:37 October 1967 – Malcom Jones Mix 1987
05 Vegetable Man 02:47 1967 Mix From Mason Interview, March 1969
06 Silas Lang 02:47 May 6, 1968 – Backing Track
07 Lanky 01:36 May 14, 1968 Part Two
08 Golden Hair 01:56 May 28, 1969 Instrumental – Gareth Cousins Mix 1988
09 Swan Lee 02:43 June 20, 1968 – Backing Track
10 Clowns & Jugglers 02:45 July 20, 1968 Take 1 – Alternate Mix With Studio Chat
11 Love You 01:17 April 11, 1969
12 Clowns & Jugglers 01:34 May 3, 1969 Take 2 – Keyboard Mix
13 Long Gone 01:45 July 26, 1969
14 Dark Globe 02:58 July 27, 1969 Choral Version – Peter Jenner 1987 Echo Mix
15 Dark Globe 02:57 July 27, 1969 Choral Version – Malcolm Jones 1987 Clean Mix
16 Maisie 02:51 February 26, 1970 – Alternate Mix With Extra Vocals
17 Slow Boggie 02:58 August 12, 1974
18 John Lee Hooker Inspired 03:52 August 12, 1974
19 In The Beachwoods 04:49 1967 – Backing Track

Bonus Track:
20 Interstellar Overdrive 14:55 Pink Floyd Live Supporting Jeff Back Group, Shrine Exposition Hall,
Los Angeles, CA, July 27, 1968

Total Time: 55:47

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Cheers

Hoka

http://www.hokafloyd.com

LDS 019: Pink Floyd Rainbow Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, England 1972

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Pink Floyd
Rainbow Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, England
February 20th, 1972

Source: Audience
Sound Quality: Excellent -
Lineage: Cassette[0] > MiniDisc[1] > CD-R[?] > EAC > WAV > SHN > FLAC

– Setlist –

DISC 1:

01 Speak To Me [2:48]
02 Breathe [2:46]
03 The Travel Sequence [6:08]
04 Time [6:50]
05 Breathe (Reprise) [1:02]
06 The Mortality Sequence [4:23]
07 Money [7:45]
08 Us And Them [6:45]
09 Any Colour You Like [4:36]
10 Brain Damage [3:51]
11 Eclipse [2:48]
12 (Tunings) [1:35]
13 One Of These Days [8:01]
14 (Tunings) [2:15]
13 Careful With That Axe, Eugene [10:58]

DISC 2:

01 (Tunings) [2:08]
02 Echoes [25:47]
03 (Audience Requests > Tunings) [0:57]
04 A Saucerful Of Secrets [16:07]
05 Blues (Something Different) [6:45]
06 (Encore Break > Audience Requests) [1:38]
07 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun [13:49]

– Info –

Apart from the radio-sourced and incomplete recording that has been widely bootlegged since its very first broadcast, this one has surfaced as the best and most complete audience source so far and it came from the master cassette through a MiniDisc clone. Also, this is the last Pink Floyd performance of a very famed four-night run at the Rainbow Theatre early in their Eclipsed tour. Amongst all the circulating audience recordings from the four nights, this one probably has the best sound quality of all over them.

The long setlist wasn’t very usual for a concert of this tour because of a extended encore. The main set features what we would know in the following year as the Dark Side Of The Moon plus “One Of These Days” and “Careful With That Axe, Eugene” – the most usual for a 1972 concert. However, the audience kept asking for more and the band was kind enough to play more from their psychedelic era, resulting in a great 2-hour concert.

In despite of a overall great sound quality, this recording sadly suffers of several flaws in some parts which are native from the master tape. There’s a muffling during the 2nd verse of “Time” and from the very end of “Money” to the end of “Us And Them”. A slight decrease in the sounding quality happens from the half of “Eclipse” till the end of the recording, but nothing that makes it an unpleasant listening.

If you feel like improving this recording, feel completely free to remaster, patch, matrix or anything else that will make it REALLY sound better. I only beg you not to use a devil called “noise reduction”.

### Audiochecker v2.0 beta (build 457) claims this recording as CDDA with 94,91% of probability (check the Audiochecker LOG file) ###

### For free trades or give away ONLY. NEVER encode it into mp3 or any other lossy format – except for personal use! ###

LDS 018: Charlie Parker with Woody Herman And The 3rd Herd Kansas City 1951 (Mega-rare restored vinyl)

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Charlie Parker Together With Woody Herman And The 3rd Herd – Mega-rare restored vinyl “Bird With The Herd 1951″ – Municipal Arena, Kansas City, Missouri 1951-07-22 – speed-corrected and rejoined – A classic, one-time pairing!

During the very early 1970′s, the record chain Sam Goody distributed many jazz bootleg releases under their own Alamac label. For this, and for getting someone at a printing plant to make unlicensed extra copies of commercial releases, Steely Dan among them), Sam Goody was busted and nearly closed. The bust didn’t help much as they went out of business a couple of years later. (A footnote: someone bought the rights to the name, and did reopen the chain sometime later, but that was a different operation).

Alamac Records product was a plain-white record label with bad printing, with no company name or address on it. The record jackets were plain text on the back, with a single-color front cover (green, brown, etc). The cover could just be text also, or it might have a photo of the artist. The material consisted mostly of privately-made air checks and of radio transcriptions. It’s believed the material in this torrent is an air check.

According the the great jazz-research site jazzdisco.org, this is the only release of this material and no known commercial labels have reissued this show. According to Philwoods.com, the record label Alamac is counted as a bootleg. Also, the posting of this torrent has been run by Dime’s Moderators in advance.

Personnel:
Roy Caton, Don Fagerquist, Johnny Macombe, Doug Mettome (tp) Jerry Dorn, Urbie Green, Fred Lewis (tb) Charlie Parker (as) Woody Herman (as, cl, cond) Dick Hafer, Bill Perkins, Kenny Pinson (ts) Sam Staff (bars) Dave McKenna (p) Lawrence “Red” Wooten (b) Sonny Igoe (d)

Setlist (run time 30 mins):

You Go To My Head
Leo The Lion, I
Cuban Holiday
The Nearness Of You
Lemon Drop
The Goof And I
Laura
Four Brothers
Leo The Lion, II

Notes from the record back cover:

A historic summit meeting of jazz took place on a scorching summer afternoon in Kansas City when Charlie Parker jined Woody Herman’s Third Herd in a series of blazing solos against the background of some of the best Herman repertoire of that period.

Herman’s great band serves really as a backdrop for the unique Parker talent and only brief spots by the leader on clarinet, and by Urbie Green on Laura, and Bill Perkins and Dick Hafer on Leo The Lion indicate the many fine talented musicians Herman had in this particular edition of the many Herds he fronted over the years.

Lineage: LP QSR 2442 ->Sound Forge ->Click and crackle removal, stereo to true mono to two channel mono-> Flac via TLH, level 6, sectors aligned and verified, FLAC integrity checked.

Enjoy!

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