Tag: 1967

The Doors – San Francisco, CA (03/03/67)

The Doors
1967-03-03
San Francisco
Avalon ballroom

unknown SBD mono edit
lineage: “It crawled out of the vaults of the KSAN” CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC (lvl 8, SBE aligned)

Notes:
This is the edited mono version by Porsche for easier listening.
The original track is available in the additional folder.
-MrKing-

Track list:

  1. Who do you love?

The Doors – Santa Clara, CA (07/09/67)

The Doors
1967-07-09
Santa Clara, CA
Continental Ballroom

Set: 1/1

Lineage: audience > 3rd gen. > CDR > FLAC > TTD > FLAC (level 8)
Main: 1967-07-09, Santa Clara, Continental ballroom
Alternates: 1967-07-09, Santa Clara, Continental ballroom (alt 1)
1967-07-09, Santa Clara, Continental ballroom (alt 2)
Quality: 07/10

Tracklist:

  1. Soul kitchen 04:35
  2. Break on through (to the other side) 05:43
  3. Alabama song (Whisky bar) 02:04
  4. Back door man (cut) 05:02
  5. The end (cut) 08:59

total playing time 26:23

Miles Davis – Paris, France (11/06/67)

Miles Davis Quintet*
Salle Pleyel
Paris, France
November 6, 1967

No Blues
Label: Jazz Music Yesterday – JMY 1003-2
Unofficial Release
Italy
Released: 1990

1 ‘Round About Midnight
Composed By – Monk*
8:05

2 No Blues
Composed By – Davis*
13:05

3 Masqualero
Composed By – Shorter*
8:40

4 I Fall In Love Too Easily
Composed By – Styne*
9:00

5 Riot
Composed By – Hancock*
5:30

6 Walkin’
Composed By – Carpenter*
9:40

7 Green Dolphin Street
Composed By – Kaper*
16:50
8 The Theme
Composed By – Davis*
0:40

Jazz Music Yesterday

Bass – Ron Carter
Drums – Tony Williams*
Piano – Herbie Hancock
Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Trumpet – Miles Davis

Recorded at Salle Pleyel, Paris, France, November 6, 1967 (info taken from jazzdisco.org).

Track 3 is mistitled “Mascalero.”
Track 4 is mistitled “I Fall in Love Too Easy.”

Matrix  Runout: JMY 1003 PHC
Rights Society: S.I.A.E.

The Doors – San Francisco, CA (03/07/67)

The Doors
March 7, 1967
The Matrix Club
San Francisco, California

Source; SBD > Second Generation Reel > DATs
Transfer: DAT 60ES > M-Audio Audiophile UsB > WAV > DAT
transfer: jbraveman@hotmail.com March 2005

Seeded EZT March 2005

Disc 1

  1. Back Door Man
  2. My Eyes Have Seen You
  3. Soul Kitchen
  4. Get Off My Life, Woman
  5. When The Music’s Over
  6. Close To You
  7. Crawling Snake King
  8. I Can’t See Your Face In My Mind
  9. People Are Strange
  10. Who Do You Love
  11. Alabama Song
  12. Crystal Ship
  13. Twentieth Century Fox
  14. Moonlight Drive

Disc 2

  1. Summer’s Almost Gone
  2. Unhappy Girl
  3. The Devil Is A Woman> Sittin’ Round Thinkin’> Rock Me
  4. Break On Through
  5. Light My Fire
  6. The End

The Doors – San Francisco, CA (03/10/67)

The Doors
March 10, 1967
The Matrix
San Francisco, California

Source: SBD > 2nd generation Reel > DATs
Transfer: DAT 60ES > M-Audio Audiophile USB > WAV > Flac

transfer: jbraveman@hotmail.com March 2005
Seeded EZT April 2005

Disc 1

  1. My Eyes Have seen You
  2. Soul Kitchen
  3. I Can’t See your Face In My Mind
  4. People are Strange
  5. When The Music’s Over
  6. Money
  7. Who Do You Love
  8. Moonlight Drive
  9. Summer’s Almost Gone
  10. I’m a King Bee
  11. Gloria
  12. Break On Through
  13. Summertime
  14. Backdoor Man

Disc 2

  1. Alabama Song
  2. The End

Total time 85 mins.

Notes: This is from the same DAT source as 3/7. This one is a better balanced recording. Still with a minor amount of hiss. From the EZT comments on 3/7 it is suggested that this is an upgrade to many boot CD sources for this material. “The End” ends abruptly, but I suspect this is how they did it and not a tape problem.

Problems
29:54 reel flip removed – not much music missing
35:40 0.5 second dropout removed

1967-03-10 San Francisco, The Matrix club (2nd set)
2nd gen SBD
lineage: SBD > 2nd gen reel > DAT

This is the complete 2nd gen SBD set list.
-MrKing-

Track list:

  1. My eyes have seen you
  2. Soul kitchen
  3. I can’t see your face in my mind
  4. People are strange
  5. When the music’s over
  6. 1967-03-10 San Francisco, The Matrix club (3rd set)
  7. 2nd gen SBD
  8. lineage: SBD > 2nd gen reel > DAT
  9. This is the complete 2nd gen SBD set list.
  10. “The end” is often mistaken for being part of the 3rd set of the show on the 10th, this is not the case.
  11. The taper used the reel of the 9th to tape the show of the 10th, just leaving a small part of “The end” of the 9th.
  12. I removed the track from this set list and placed in a separate folder for the 9th.
  13. -MrKing-
  14. Track list:
  15. Money
  16. Who do you love?
  17. Moonlight drive
  18. Summer’s almost gone
  19. I’m a king bee
  20. Gloria
  21. Break on through (to the other side)
  22. Summertime
  23. Back door man
  24. Alabama song (Whisky bar)
  25. 1967-03-09 San Francisco, The Matrix club
  26. 2nd gen SBD
  27. lineage: SBD > 2nd gen reel > DAT

1967-03-09 San Francisco, The Matrix club
2nd gen SBD
lineage: SBD > 2nd gen reel > DAT

Notes:
This track is often mistaken for part of the 3rd set of the show on the 10th, this is not the case.
The taper used the reel of the 9th to tape the show of the 10th, just leaving a small part of “The end” of the 9th.
-MrKing-

Track list:

  1. The end (cut)

Pink Floyd – London, England (12/20/67)

PINK FLOYD
London, Maida Vale Studio 4
December 20, 1967

Radio One John Peel Session

broadcast date: December 31, 1967
re-broadcast: February 28, 1986

producer: Bernie Andrews

01.John Peel Intro
02.Vegetable Man
03.Tow R. Toc H.
04.Scream Your Last Scream
05.Jugband Blues / John Peel Outro

Syd Barrett (Guitar, Vocals)
Nick Mason (Drums)
Richard Wright (Keyboards)
Roger Waters (Bass Guitar, Vocals)

Pink Floyd – Vegetable Man/Scream Thy Last Scream Acetate, 1967

Pink Floyd
1967
“Vegetable Man / Scream Thy Last Scream” from rare acetate
(Vinyl rip FLAC)

Vegetable Man:
“Guitar Can be heard a little better”
“More Echo on Vocals towards the ending of the song’

Scream Thy Last Scream:
“Nick Mason or Syd Barrett could be heard coughing at 1:29 into the track”
“There is an extremely disturbing low-toned cry/moan at 4:13 in the track”

Notes by the uploader:
“A while ago, I met a guy name Saq who lives in Los Angeles who had a very nice record in his possession. Saq had,
what I believe to be the only known Acetate copy of “Vegetable Man” and “Scream Thy Last Scream” from 1967. I
tried desperately to obtain it from him but he informed me that he would only let it go for $10,000 US Dollars (CASH!!!)

I tried to stay in communications with him for more than a year and begged him to at least have the tracks recorded. He
agreed to do me the favor, and sent the Acetate to a professional studio in San Francisco to have the tracks recorded
properly.

After months of desperately waiting, he finally received his Acetate back along with the digital tracks. Thankfully, the
same day he picked up his record was the same day he sent me the magical tracks.

After more than a year of waiting, I finally got the tracks and now want to share them with all of you. We are the real
Syd Barrett crazies and we all deserve to listen to his art. There should be no discovery made that ends up back in the
vaults.

There a notes from my friend and collector, Giuliano Navarro. So, this is absolute unheard new mix of “Scream”.
Thank you very much for sharing this with all fans, Giuliano!

Bob Dylan – Down in the Basement, 1967

BOB DYLAN,TINY TIM & THE BAND
‘Down in the Basement’
West Saugerties, New York
1967

Moonlight 9642
Released: 1996

SOURCE: Factory Pressed Disc > dBpoweramp (AccurateRip) > FLAC Level 8

400dp iScans

I GOT YOU BABE
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE
INSTRUMENTAL 1
GONNA GET YOU NOW
INSTRUMENTAL 2
MIGHTY QUINN
LO AND BEHOLD
APPLE SUCKLING TREE
TINY MONTGOMERY
I SHALL BE RELEASED
INSTRUMENTAL 3
INSTRUMENTAL 4
SONNY BOY
PIANO RAG
INSTRUMENTAL 5
BE MY BABY

JTT, February 2021

Pink Floyd – CBC Radio Interview, 1967

Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd
Earliest interview CBC radio

This is a rebroadcast from sometime prior to 1985, of perhaps the first interview Syd and the group did. It was originally recorded for the CBC in Canada. Portions of this interview pre-date the Floyd’s recording contract!

Following are reminisces of group members and various early people connected with the band.

Run time is about 20 minutes.

Thanks to Dime member BluePine for the source cassette (do you remember?)

Lineage: Trade cassette ->SoundForge 6.0 -> Light NR ->Flac via Flac Frontend level 6, sectors aligned and verified