Jackson Browne – Columbia, MD (08/27/77)

Jackson Browne
August 27th, 1977
Merriweather Post Pavilion,
Columbia, MD.

Source: Audience capture from Cassette (low gen / trade tape)
Transfer: cassette in Tascam CC-222 MK II > analog out > to SONY- ICD-SX750 PCM / wav recorder 16/44 > USB to desktop > CDWAV (track split) > Stamp ID3 Tag Editor > TLH checksums & torrent.

intro
The Fuse
Rock Me On The Water
The Late Show
Here Come Those Tears Again
Love Needs A Heart
For A Dancer
The Road
Linda Paloma
For Everyman
You Love The Thunder
Running On Empty*
merch rap
Before The Deluge
Sleep’s Dark & Silent Gate
The Pretender
The Load Out > Stay*
crowd / encore:
Doctor My Eyes

*omitted tracks officially released on “Running On Empty” lp.

Personnel:
Jackson Browne ñ vocals, guitar, acoustic piano
Rosemary Butler ñ background vocals, co-lead vocal on “Stay”
Craig Doerge ñ Keyboards
Doug Haywood ñ background vocals
Danny Kortchmar ñ lead guitar
Russ Kunkel ñ drums
David Lindley ñ lap steel guitar, fiddle, co-lead vocal on “Stay”
Leland Sklar ñ bass guitar

Jackson Browne – Los Angeles, CA (08/13/77)

JACKSON BROWNE
Los Angeles, CA — Universal Amphitheatre
1977-08-13 — 78:48

Superb songs beautifully voiced in front of an excellent band. Did my best with track splits and titles; all completions, corrections, or other improvements gratefully received. Thanks and appreciation are owed the recordist, of whose name I am unaware, for the fine source recording. The torrent has applause in balance, many talk and some music levels raised, and hoots, etc. removed or reduced. It is a fresh transfer from my clone and therefore will differ from previous versions of this performance, if any.

Faults: The talk and applause are full of whistles, cheers, and sometimes chatter. Generally the music is clear making this very clearly a worthwhile listen.

-applause-
The Fuse
Rock Me on the Water
The Late Show
Here Come Those Tears Again
-talk-
Love Needs a Heart
For a Dancer
-talk-
Cocaine
-talk-
The Road
-talk-
For Everyman
-talk, tuning-
You Love the Thunder
-tuning-
Running on Empty
-talk-
Before the Deluge
-band intro-
Sleep’s Dark and Silent Gate
The Pretender

note:
t22: a one-second dropout removed

songwriter: Jackson Browne, except
t05: with Nancy Farnsworth
t07: with Valerie Carter, Lowell George
t10: by Gary Davis, Zachary Carper, Elvis Kuehn, Maxwell Kuehn, Brandon Schwartzel
t12: by Danny O’Keefe

musicians:
Jackson Browne – vocals
Danny Korchmar – guitar
Leland Sklar – bass
Russell Kunkel – drums
Craig Doerge – keyboards
David Lindley – fiddle
Doug Haywood –
Rosemary Butler – harmony vocals

No artwork.

Source: cassette master > ? > DAT > ? clone > my clone or transfer (DAT: 16bits/32khz)
Transferred by stevemtl: DAT > Sony PCM-R500 (analogue out) > lucid AD9624 (>.wav(16bit/48khz)) > Roland R44 > SD chip > my fingers > slot on computer > HD
Mastered by stevemtl: HD > Sound Forge (L2 dither > 24/48: L2 overall level adjust, edit, fades) > r8brain (vhq downsample > 24/44.1) > Sound Forge (L2 dither > 16/44.1) CDwave (track cut) > TLH (flac level 8, ffp, md5) > TLH (torrent marker)
Circulated by stevemtl: Torrent marker uploaded to DIME on
2021-10-18.

Support Jackson Browne by attending gigs (including virtual) if and as available and purchasing official releases and merchandise.
Please pass on in a lossless format only; reserve mp3 and other degrades for your own use exclusively.
Do not sell or profit in any other material way from this recording.

Jackson Browne – Morrison, CO (08/11/77)

Jackson Browne
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, Colorado
August 11, 1977

Transfer: Tape Trade > unknown transfer to CDR > xACT 2.39 > Peak Pro 6 (pitch adjusted -20 cents) > iZotope RX / ozone 5 (mastered) > Peak Pro 6 (post production) > xACT 2.39 > FLAC

01 The Fuse
02 Rock Me On The Water
03 Linda Paloma
04 The Late Show
05 Here Come Those Tears Again
06 Love Needs A Heart
07 For Everyman
08 The Road
09 Cocaine
10 For A Dancer
11 You Love The Thunder
12 Running On Empty
13 Before The Deluge
14 Sleepís Dark And Silent Gate
15 The Pretender

Known Faults:
-The Fuse: first few seconds cut

The LP ìRunning On Emptyî was released on December 6, 1977, the album concept was to record on the fly songs, not previously released, in locations associated with touring (on stage, hotel rooms, buses, backstage). A unique concept that is widely viewed as his most accessible album and the last of a brilliant run of five releases beginning with 1972ís ìJackson Browneî (1980 began a string of less than stellar releases as Jackson tended to fall victim to the excessive over-production of the 1980ís).

Red Rocks marked the opening night of the tour and live debut of many of the songs that would ultimately end up on the ìRunning On Emptyî release four months later. The live songs on the release were taken from August 27th Columbia, MD, September 6th & 7th Holmdel, NJ and the September 17th Universal City shows. The basic structure of the set remained the same as the 1976 tour, the only drawback I can see is the shows could have been an hour longer and maintained a high level of musical output. This tour showed Jackson to be both a singer songwriter and a showman.

The raw tape came with a number of issues needing to be repaired before release. It ran slightly fast throughout and has been pitch adjusted. The frequency spectrum leaned heavily to the high end making it a bit shrill in places with a small bit of high end distortion, it’s at time a little rough around the edges. Mastering took care of a vast majority of these issues and the results, though not perfect, are quite listenable.

Samples provided and artwork includedÖ

mjk5510

Various Artists – Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 29-30

Various Artists
Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan – Vol. 29-30

JS starts to get a bit tired of the whole effort starting in here somewhere and I can’t say I blame him at all. And I don’t have to collect the tracks and put ’em into an attractive collection and get the ball rolling and all that. I do start to understand his reluctance when I asked him if he’d want to put them back up again (mid 2018 I think).

On the other hand department – another struggle could be the VU collection for those, like me, who don’t have them all. Are they still active here? Other candidates: Pink Floyd; Neil Young; John Mellencamp; nominations for yr choice candidate, like eg. some women, maybe?

warm up that .torrent client, ’cause here we go! done by Monday?

Lineage:
downloaded from tracker 2019-06-26. r5. Many thanks to JS for all the original collection and compilation
LL blog > Transmission 2.94 > iMac 3.6 GHz (os10.14.6 Mojave) > xACT 2.47 (st5, md5) > Transmission 2.94 >
checksums included in torrent with original checksum files. (ffp, md5)

Search on the web, shows this on Amazon –
https://www.amazon.com/Nobody-Sings-Dylan-Like/dp/B0039L1J6Q#customerReviews
Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan Import Label: Righteous ASIN: B0039L1J6Q VARIOUS ARTISTS (Artist)
The peculiar thing about this release is the title, “Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan.” These are NOT Dylan songs, but his covers of traditional songs. One wonders how they decided on the misleading description.

Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 29: Time is a Jet Plane

It’s been a long time, but after finally getting my hands on the Esquires’ (David Rawlings and Gillian Welch) version of “Idiot Wind,” I figured it was time for a comeback. There are three others from that same PEN tribute to Dylan, plus lots of other new names and four songs not previously in the series. Plus the Flatt and Scruggs version of “Mama You’ve Been On My Mind,” as seen on The Beverly Hillbillies (where it was dedicated to Granny).

As always, a big thanks to the tapers, the original uploaders, the nice folks who’ve sent me recordings, the fine artists who’ve created cover artwork, and especially the performers and composer. An extra big big shout-out to PDiamond for sending me copies of all the earlier volumes after my hd crash; thanks as well to everyone else who offered! Due to the many different sources, I am not including lineages. I have done nothing to the original files but normalize the levels and fade in and out on each track (using Cool Edit). If you’ve got something good that deserves consideration for future volumes, PM me.

01 Mama You’ve Been On My Mind – Flatt and Scruggs (1965, Houston, TX)
02 Drifter’s Escape – Arc Angels (Jun 24, 2009, Republic Park, Austi, TX)
03 Idiot Wind – The Esquires (May 19, Town Hall, New York City)
04 I Threw It All Away – Graham Parker (May 19, Town Hall, New York City)
05 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry – Rickie Lee Jones (May 19, Town Hall, New York City)
06 Gotta Serve Somebody – Tracy Chapman (May 19, Town Hall, New York City)
07 All Along the Watchtower – Robert Earl Keen (Dec 4, 1999, Late Show, Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA)
08 Dusty Old Fairgrounds – Jimmy Lafave (Oct 4, 2008,Oosterpoort, Groningen, Holland)
09 Down in the Flood – Derek Trucks (Apr 4, 2009, 107.1 WXPK, White Plains, NY)
10 Buckets of Rain – Danny Schmidt (Jul 15, 2006, Jon & Vanessa’s House Concert Austin, TX)
11 Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues – Sir Douglas Quintet (Nov 4, 1990, Buffalo, NY)
12 Not Dark Yet – Eric Clapton (May 20, 2009, Royal Albert Hall, London, England)
13 Just Like a Woman – Marshall Crenshaw (Aug 22, 1992, The Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia, PA)
14 Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right – Johnny Marr and the Healers (Feb 1, 2003, Bimbo’s 365 Club San Francisco, California USA)
15 It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue – Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs (Jul 17, 2006, Bowery Ballroom, New York City)
16 Wedding Song – Kate Gaffney (Jun 23, 2009, The Torch Club, Sacramento, California USA)

Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 30: Time is the Enemy

In honor of Dylan’s new tour and album, here are 18 fresh covers in every style of fashion. All profits will be donated to charity. I don’t know who The Duhks are (or even how their name is pronounced), but “Wow!”

As always, a big thanks to the tapers, the original uploaders, the nice folks who’ve sent me recordings, the fine artists who’ve created cover artwork, and especially the performers and composer. Due to the many different sources, I am not including lineages. I have done nothing to the original files but normalize the levels and fade in and out on each track (using Cool Edit). If you’ve got something good that deserves consideration for future volumes, PM me.

Note: If anyone wants to re-up previous volumes, feel free, but please check the NAB list to make sure tracks don’t need to be removed first.

01 It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) – The Duhks (FTC Stage One Fairfield, Connecticut September 3, 2009)
02 Walkin’ Down the Line – The Dillards (unknown date, 1965 The Golden Bear Huntington Beach, CA)
03 Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window – Ramblin’ Jeffrey Lee (Slovensko Mladinskega Gledalisca, Ljubljana (Slovenia) 6th of November 1994)
04 Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door – Eric Clapton (THE CIVIC AUDITORIUM SANTA MONICA CA. Nov 02/1978)
05 I Was Young When I Left Home – Antony and the Johnsons (23 march 2009 Koningin Elizabethzaal, Antwerp)
06 Isis – Neal Casal (Beverungen, Orange Blossom Special, June 13th, 1998)
07 Girl From the North Country – Conor Oberst, Jim James, and M. Ward (February 20, 2004, Pantages Threatre, Minneapolis, MN)
08 Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat ñ Beck (Hollywood Bowl- Hollywood California, September 20, 2008)
09 I Want You – Elliott Murphy (Reigen – Vienna – Austria, Apr 29, 2009)
10 Make You Feel My Love – Adele (FRI MAR 21, 2008, KCRW Radio Santa Monica, California)
11 The Eternal Circle ñ The Albion Band (The Thekla Bristol 25th April 1990)
12 I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine – John Doe (1989.03.04 McCabe’s Guitar Shop Santa Monica, CA)
13 Well Well Well – Don Henley (Foxboro Stadium , The Walden Woods Benefit, Foxborough, Massachusetts September 6, 1993)
14 Shelter From the Storm – Robert Hunter (March 1, 1997, Boulder CO, Fox Theatre)
15 Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues – Townes Van Zandt (THE DOWN HOME,JOHNSON CITY,TN.,USA, APRIL 18,1985)
16 New Pony – Dead Weather (July 22, 2009, KOOL HAUS, Toronto ON)
17 Like a Rolling Stone – Moonalice (May 2, 2009, Narrows Center for the Arts, Fall River, MA)
18 Blowin’ in the Wind – Peter, Paul, and Mary (Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo, Japan, February 17, 1995) !!

Mary Allin Travers (November 9, 1936 – September 16, 2009) was an American singer-songwriter and member of the folk music group Peter, Paul and Mary, along with Peter Yarrow and Paul Stookey. Peter, Paul and Mary was one of the most successful folk music groups of the 1960s. Unlike most folk musicians of the early 1960s who were a part of the burgeoning music scene in New York City’s Greenwich Village, Travers grew up there. A contralto, Travers released five solo albums in addition to her work with Peter, Paul and Mary. (picture w/ bob?) May she rest peacefully.

Various Artists – Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 28

Various Artists
Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan – Varied Artists Vol. 28

JS starts to get a bit ‘burned’ starting in here somewhere. See below. I can’t blame him at all and I don’t have to collect the tracks and put ’em into an attractive collection and get the ball rolling and all that. I can start to understand his reluctance when I asked him if he’d want to put them back up again (mid 2018 I think). And what do I think about backups now?

On the other hand department. The next struggle could be the VU collection for those, like me who don’t have them all. Other candidates: Pink Floyd; Neil Young; John Mellencamp; nominations for yr choice candidate, like eg. some women?

this one dedicated to jwhitneyil
warm up that .torrent client, ’cause here we go!
done by Monday?

Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan Vol. 28: On the Waters of Oblivion

Oblivion indeed! It’s been seven months since I did one of these, and the reason is my computer crashed and I lost almost all my Dylan cover files. Among the things I lost were the first 27 volumes of this series, which I never got around to burning to disc. If anybody who’s been enjoying these wants to send me the series on disc, please PM me–I’ll dedicate the next volume to you!

This set sounds great to me, especially Ashley Hutchings’ beautiful version of “Angelina” and the last track by Billy Bragg. It’s based on “The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll,” and I found it tremendously moving. That said, I find the politics of this particular issue morally confusing and don’t intend to make any political statement by including the recording here. There’s loads of info on Rachel Corrie online if the song peaks your interest.

As always, a big thanks to the tapers, the original uploaders, the nice folks who’ve sent me recordings, the fine artists who’ve created cover artwork, and especially the performers and composer. Due to the many different sources, I am not including lineages. I have done nothing to the original files but normalize the levels and fade in and out on each track (using Cool Edit). If you’ve got something good that deserves consideration for future volumes, PM me.

01 Most Likely You Go Your Way and I’ll Go Mine – Mudcrutch (May 1, 2008, The Troubador, Los Angeles, CA)
02 Love Minus Zero – Eliza Gilkyson (Oct 4, 2008, The Met, Bury, UK)
03 You’re a Big Girl Now – Lambchop (Oct 23, 2008, Loewensaal, Nuremberg, Germany)
04 Too Much of Nothing – Robyn Hitchcock (Feb 19, 2000, Largo, Los Angeles, CA)
05 Billy – Calexico (July 12, 2007, Zeltival Am Tollhaus, Karlsruhe, Germany)
06 This Wheel’s On Fire – June Tabor and the Oyster Band (Feb 1991, First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN)
07 When I Paint My Masterpiece – Hayes Carll (fEB 3, 2007, The Continental Club, Austin, TX)
08 Forever Young – Chris Robinson & The Wooden Family(May 20th 2007, The Lawn @ Henry Miller Library, Big Sur, CA)
09 Highway 61 Revisited – Mason Ruffner (Jun 28, 1995, Chesterfield Cafe, Paris, France)
10 Mr. Tambourine Man – Chris Hillman with Herb Pederson & Bill Bryson, Jul 26, 2008, Simsbury Meadows, Simsbury, CT)
11 Gates of Eden – Gene Clark (Apr 4, 1985, Dingwall’s, London, UK)
12 All Along the Watchtower – Mike McCready (Aug 27, 2008, Tractor Tavern, Seattle, WA)
13 She Belongs To Me – I See Hawks in L.A. (Sep 21, 2008, The Echo, Los Angeles, CA)
14 Angelina – Ashley Hutchings (May 20, 1988, Colchester Arts Centre, Colchester, England)
15 Boots of Spanish Leather – Nanci Griffith (Oct 23, 1992, Symphony Hall, Boston, MA)
16 Blowin’ in the Wind – Ted Hawkins (Jun 13, 1987, Manchester International, Manchester, England)
17 The Lonesome Death of Ruth Corrie – Billy Bragg (Mar 26, 2006, The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA)

(I put this bit in. don’t mean to pique controversy. as above) r5

The Lonesome Death of Rachel Corrie, by Billy Bragg (2006). Bragg borrows Dylan’s tune and his “tears” refrain, but re-writes the verses to commemorate a young American peace activist killed in Palestine in 2003

An Israeli bulldozer killed poor Rachel Corrie,
As she stood in its path in the township of Raffa..

But Rachel Corrie believed in non-violent resistance
Put herself in harm’s way as a shield of the people
And paid with her life in a manner most brutal

But you who philosophise disgrace and criticise all fears,
Take the rag away from your face.
Now ain’t the time for your tears.

Natalie Merchant – London, England (03/25/88)

Natalie Merchant
Donmar Warehouse
London, England
March 25, 1988
(opening for Tracy Chapman)

Source: aud > ? > CD received in trade > extracted via iTunes > FLAC

Sound quality: B / B+

Tracklist:

A Campfire Song
Gun Shy
Everyone a Puzzle Lover
Don’t Talk
The Painted Desert
Lilydale
What’s the Matter Here?
Maddox Table
Verdi Cries
Like the Weather
After Talking To Myself (unreleased)
Where the Soul Never Dies (with Tracy Chapman)

Notes:

This was Natalie’s second-ever solo performance (she also performed at this same location on the previous day), serving as the opening act for Tracy Chapman. Most songs are Natalie performing entirely alone, accompanying herself on piano, although there is cello on at least one song and possibly some limited acoustic guitar on another. Tracy Chapman performs with Natalie
on the final track.

This recording is interesting not only for the rare solo performances of older songs, such as “Everyone a Puzzle Lover”, “Lilydale”, and “Maddox Table”, but also for the unreleased song “After Talking to Myself”. There is at least one other recording of Natalie performing a partial version of that song, and it is available on the Chicago 4/14/88 recording (uploaded separately).

The Movie Journal: 2024

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I watched 32 movies in December. 22 of them were new to me. 15 were made before I was born.

That’s all I’ll say about December because this is mostly going to be a year in review.

I watched 471 movies in 2024. That’s an average of 39.2 per month or 9 per week. 360 of them were new to me. For the first time since 2019 the number of movies I watched in a year was less than the previous year. I watched an astonishing 529 movies in 2023. I don’t know if I’ll ever beat that record. 471 movies is a lot so you might not believe me when I say I intentionally slowed my watching down a bit last year. I made an effort to do a little more reading and watch some television shows.

My wife and I like watching TV on weekday evenings. We try to find one or two shows we can enjoy and watch together. This year we watched our way through Remington Steele and started watching Moonlighting. We also started Twin Peaks for like the third time. Maybe this time we’ll actually make it through (we like the show, but for some reason, we’ve always gotten distracted and paused it for a long time, and it is a show you really need to have fresh on your mind).

Anyway, I definitely slowed my movie-watching down just a little bit.

I kept up several monthly themes from the previous years, dropped a few, and added several new ones. I still very much like doing these movie themes. I still say it helps me focus my movie viewing and my writing. Though some themes work better than others.

I did not watch enough movies that were made in 2024 to do any type of Top 10 list but I wanted to mention a few of my favorites.

Rebel Ridge: Jeremy Saulnier’s film plays like an update of Rambo: First Blood with less over-the-top action but a terrific central performance from Aaron Pierre. Saulnier has solidified himself as one of our best genre directors and he gets top marks from me here.

Love Lies Bleeding: I love that Kristen Stewart has carved out such an idiosyncratic career after making those Twilight films. Here she plays a reclusive gym manager who falls in love with a bodybuilder and finds herself involved with some rough gangsters. It is a terrific little thriller and it takes some unexpected turns.

Thelma: June Squibb had a long career as a wonderful character actress and this was one of the last films she made before she passed and one of the few in which she got a starring role. She’s perfect as an elderly woman who gets scammed out of some money through a telephone call and decides to take matters into her own hands.

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Classic Doctor Who dominated my most-watched actors categories for most of the year and it is they who remain at the top here at the end. The only change from last month is that Barbara Stanwyck slipped into a tie for fifth place with seven films watched.

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Terence Fisher rose to the top of the directors list many months ago and he managed to stay there. He directed many of the Hammer Horror films and I watched a lot of those with my wife on Friday nights. Dario Argento bumped himself to third place mostly on the heels of me watching and reviewing a collection of his made-for-TV movies.

Overall it was a very good year in movie watching. I hope to do more movie writing in the coming year and do a better job of linking to Cinema Sentries when I review something for them. Either way here’s to another great year of movie watching.

Various Artists – Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 26

Various Artists
Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 26: Festivus Was Over, the Boys Were All Plannin’ For a Fall – Various Artists MODIFIED

Happy Festivus everyone! Gather round the Festivus Pole and we’ll have the Airing of Grievances, Feats of Strength, and maybe even a Festivus Miracle. We’ve got NSD debuts by Jackson Browne, Los Lobos and The Ramones, among others. We’ve got The Roots’s epic version of “Masters of War.” And we’ve got “the only known Bob Dylan Christmas song.”

As always, thanks to the tapers, the original uploaders, the nice folks who’ve sent me recordings (especially Ramone-master Gaston, who responded to my plea for “My Back Pages”), the fine artists who’ve created cover artwork, and especially the performers and composer. Due to the many different sources, I am not including lineages. I have done nothing to the original files but normalize the levels and fade in and out on each track (using Cool Edit). If you’ve got something good, PM me. More volumes will follow in 2008.

Enjoy!

01 Desolation Row – Jackson Browne (Dec 15, 2007, Asheville Civic Center, Asheville, NC)
02 Outlaw Blues – Dream Syndicate (Sep 5, 1982, KPFK, Los Angeles, CA)
03 Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright – Bryan Ferry (Nov 22, 2002, Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA)
04 Clothesline Saga – The Roches (Oct 19, 2007, Kent Stage, Kent, OH)
05 Went to See the Gypsy – Martha Scanlon (Oct 29, 2007, Folkscene, Los Angeles, CA)
06 Senor – Richard Shindell (Sep 4, 2007, La Pomme d’Eve, Paris)
*07 [DELETED DUE TO VHS RELEASE] Property of Jesus – The Pretenders (Feb 1986, Royal Albert Hall, London)
08 Tryin’ to Get to Heaven Before They Close the Door – Peter Rowan (Sep 25, 1999, Freight and Salvage, Berkeley, CA)
09 Highway 61 Revisited – Los Lobos with Dave Alvin and John Doe (Oct 6, 2007, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, San Francisco, CA)
10 Meet Me in the Morning – Sloan Wainwright (Sep 8, 2007, Levin Music Performance Studio, Chicago, IL)
11 Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here with You – The Jayhawks (Oct 21, 1995, The Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA)
12 Buckets of Rain – Martin Simpson (Jul 28, 2007, Cherry Hinton Hall, Cambridge, UK)
13 Farewell Angelina – Watkins Family Hour (May 8, 2004, Largo, Los Angeles, CA)
14 Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues – Georgia Satellites (Feb 22, 1987, The Ritz, New York)
15 My Back Pages – The Ramones (Sep 25, 1994, London, England)
16 Masters of War – The Roots (Nov 15, 2007, Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA)

Various Artists – Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 25

Various Artists
Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 25 – You Can Always Come Back, But You Can’t Come Back All the Way

To those of you who wanted more NSD, here you go. For those who didn’t, why are you reading this? Big thanks to Sherm, who got in touch out of the blue with “Things Have Changed,” inspiring me to compile another volume.

As always, thanks to the tapers, the original uploaders, the nice folks who’ve sent me recordings, the fine artists who’ve created cover artwork, and especially the performers and composer. Due to the many different sources, I am not including lineages. I have done nothing to the original files but normalize the levels and fade in and out on each track (using Cool Edit). If you’ve got something good, PM me. I suspect more volumes will follow, albeit infrequently.

Enjoy!

01 Things Have Changed – Waylon Jennings (Sep 23, 2000, Lanierland Music Park, Cumming, Georgia)
02 Tangled Up in Blue – T Bone Burnett (Feb 24, 1994, KPFA Studios, Berkeley, CA)
03 You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Steve Wynn, Robert Fisher, Deanna Varagona and Walter Salas-Humara (Jul 5, 2002, The Borderline, London, England)
04 Legionnaire’s Disease – Delta Cross Band (Jun 24, 1980, Tonkraft, Sweden)
05 Ye Playboys and Playgirls – The Jayhawks (Feb 21, 1985, 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis, MN)
06 A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall – Uncle Tupelo (Aug 25, 1989, Cicero’s, St. Louis, MO)
07 Mississippi – The Dixie Chicks (July 29, 2006, TD Banknorth Garden, Boston,MA)
08 Forever Young – Watkins Family Hour with Benmont Tench (Mar 22, 2007, Largo, Los Angeles, CA)
09 Percy’s Song – Arlo Guthrie (Dec 3, 1998, The Ark, Ann Arbor, MI)
10 George Jackson/ I Shall Be Released – Joan Baez (May 21, 1977, Orpheum, Boston, MA)
11 Lay Lady Lay – Cassandra Wilson (Jun 30, 2003, Sala Kongresowa, Warsaw, Poland)
12 I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight – Curtis Stigers (Jul 16, 2007, BBC Jazz Awards, Mermaid Theatre, London, England)
13 Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door – Jerry Garcia Band with Clarence Clemons (Sep 10, 1989, Great Woods, Mansfield, MA)
14 Death is Not the End – The Waterboys (May 4, 1986, Golddigger’s, Chippenham, England)

Fleetwood Mac – Pittsburgh, PA (03/01/09)

Fleetwood Mac
20090301
Pittsburgh, PA
Mellon Arena

Source: Audience
Lineage: CA-14 cardioid (inside of Kangol hat) > CA UGLY Pre [+20db] > Edirol R-09 [WAV 24bit/44.1kHz] > PC > Editing/Tracking > Dither to 16bit > FLAC
Quality: 10 (9.5+)
Comments:
Notes:

Set 1: