Tag: 1969

Led Zeppelin – San Francisco, CA (01/11/69)

Led Zeppelin
“Blues Deluxe”
1969-01-11
San Francisco, Ca.
Fillmore West


Soundboard

This is a remaster of the M>Dat>Flac source.

Original Lineage: M>Dat>Flac

Additional Lineage: Soundforge>Wav>Audacity>Flac

This is a great early Zeppelin show that has the band still discovering what they can do live.
It is most of the 1st set (presumably) and is a nice sounding show. I went in and expanded the sound field to
give it some space and depth and also bumped up the bottom end just a bit to give it a fuller sound. There is a
cut in the middle of How Many More Times that I was able to smooth out considerably. I re-tracked the show a bit
also to give it a smoother flow.
Enjoy!
nakedeye25

Set List:
01)I Can’t Quit You 8:42
02)Dazed And Confused 13:08
03)You Shook Me 8:14
04)How Many More Times 8:17
05)Communication Breakdown 3:58

B.B. King – Oakland, CA (11/09/69)

B.B. King
Oakland Coliseum
Oakland, CA
November 9, 1969
The Late Show

Source: Reel to Reel [Mono] Audience Master > Wav > EAC > TLH [sector boundary aligned] > Flac (Level 8)

kingrue upload #332

45 years ago today !!

The quality is really good considering the size of the venue.
Opening for the Rolling Stones on this tour.
Track 2 is something I’ve never heard anywhere before and I’ve heard a lot of BB.
In fact this entire recording is unique and wasn’t really played like this again after this tour.
This is a valuable piece of history and insight to BB’s past.
I just wish more was recorded, but I’ll take this 15 minutes.
I suggest all blues fans get a copy of this.

01 Instrumental
02 You’re Choking Me
03 Instrumental

Total TIme = 15:03 min

Enjoy

George

Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash – Nashville, TN (02/17/69)

Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash
Nashville, TN
02/17/69

Label: Yellow Dog Records, Luxembourg, 1994
Catalog Number: YD-049

OU: “During the Nashville Skyline sessions on February 18, 1969,
Dylan teamed up with Johnny Cash at Columbia Music Row Studios
in Nashville to record over a dozen songs. Only one of these made it
onto Nashville Skyline (“Girl from the North Country”). Most of the
rest are here, in perfect fidelity. With full band backing (including
Carl Perkins on electric guitar), the pair run through easygoing,
rockabilly-tinged versions of Dylan songs, Cash songs, old Sun
rockabilly chestnuts (“That’s All Right Mama” and “Matchbox”),
and a bit of country gospel. Johnny Cash, in fact, dominates the
proceedings: he sings lead more often, and the mere two Dylan tunes
(“Girl from the North Country” and “One Too Many Mornings”) are
outweighed by a larger heaping of Cash classics (“Big River,” “I
Walk the Line,” “I Still Miss Someone,” “Ring of Fire,” “Guess
Things Happen That Way”). The disc also includes three interesting
Dylan performances at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on
May 1, 1969 recorded for a TV broadcast on The Johnny Cash
Show. Judged as a loose, informal meeting of two giants, it’s
pleasurable and intensely satisfying listening experience.”

Tracklisting:
01: One Too Many Mornings (version 1)
02: One Too Many Mornings (version 2)
03: Good Ol’ Mountain Dew
04: I Still Miss Someone
05: Careless Love
06: Matchbox
07: That’s All Right Mama
08: Big River
09: Girl Of The North Country
10: I Walk The Line
11: You Are My Sunshine
12: Ring Of Fire
13: Guess Things Happen That Way
14: Just A Closer Walk With Thee
15: Blues Yodel (version 1)
16: Blues Yodel (version 2)
17: Johnny Cash Show:
18: I Threw It All Away
19: Living The Blues
20: Girl Of The North Country

disc is 1 file plus cue sheet.
To burn to CD with tracks separated all you have to do is download and install burnnn http://www.burrrn.net
open cue sheet with burrrn application (track list appears magically).
Press the “Burrrn” button
too easy

The Who – Philadelphia, PA (10/19/69)

The Who
1969-10-19 (Late Show)
Electric Factory
Philadelphia, PA, USA


Source: “Electric Factory” (Trystar TR-017)
Lineage: AUD -> ? -> Silver CD -> EAC Secure Mode -> WAV -> TLH -> FLAC (Level 8)

71 min audience recording

Setlist:

  1. Heaven And Hell (cuts in)
  2. I Can’t Explain
  3. Young Man Blues
  4. Summertime Blues
  5. Overture
  6. It’s A Boy
  7. 1921
  8. Amazing Journey
  9. Sparks
  10. The Acid Queen
  11. Pinball Wizard
  12. Do You Think It’s Alright?
  13. Fiddle About
  14. Tommy, Can You Hear Me?
  15. There’s A Doctor (cuts in)
  16. Go To The Mirror
  17. Smash The Mirror
  18. Miracle Cure
  19. Sally Simpson
  20. I’m Free
  21. Tommy’s Holiday Camp
  22. We’re Not Gonna Take It
  23. My Generation (cuts in)

Notes:
I used Adobe Audition CC 2018 to split 1921 and Amazing Journey into two tracks.
This is not a very common recording and is not the same gig as the soundboard as commonly thought (the soundboard is of the early show).
I’ve never seen this shared from silvers before, so I am sharing my rip.

The Who – Isle of Wight, England (08/30/69)

The Who
1969-08-30
Isle of Wight Festival
Isle of Wight, UK

Near 65 min audience recording

Setlist:
01 – Intro
02 – Heaven and Hell
03 – I Can’t Explain
04 – Fortune Teller
05 – Young Man Blues
06 – It’s A Boy
07 – 1921
08 – Amazing Journey
09 – Sparks
10 – Eyesight to the Blind
11 – Christmas
12 – The Acid Queen (tape flip inside)
13 – Pinball Wizard
14 – Do You Think It’s Alright
15 – Fiddle About
16 – There’s A Doctor
17 – Go To The Mirror
18 – Smash The Mirror
19 – I’m Free
20 – Tommy’s Holiday Camp
21 – We’re Not Gonna Take It
22 – See Me Feel Me
23 – Summertime Blues
24 – My Generation

Notes:
A very good-sounding audience tape. The tape suffers from crackling, speed fluctuation, and minor distortion at times.
The audience around the taper is quite rowdy in the beginning, but they settle down pretty quickly.
Received from a collector without lineage.

Miles Davis – London, England (11/01/69)

Miles Davis Quintet
11-01-1969
Hammersmith Odeon
London, United Kingdom

Project ID – LL175

Source: Audience Recording
Lineage: Monaural audience recording > analog reel(s)/cassette(s) (unknown gen.)

DAT @32 kHz > wav via S/PDIF and M-Audio Audiophile digital soundcard >
Wavelab 5.0 and SoundForge 6.0 >CD Wave >FLAC (level 8)

Miles Davis (tpt); Wayne Shorter (ss, ts); Chick Corea (el-p);
Dave Holland (b, el-b); Jack DeJohnette (d)

disc 1

d1t01. Introduction/
d1t02. Directions
d1t03. Bitches Brew
d1t04. It’s About That Time
d1t05. I Fall in Love Too Easily
d1t06. Sanctuary
d1t07. No Blues
d1t08. Paraphernalia
d1t09. Masqualero/

Notes:

  • d1t01: the announcement sounds to be cut short
  • d1t02: The sound is very distant and muffled up to about :24, then it seems to improve.
    there is another drop in levels at 2:30 taking the quality back down a bit with more of a
    muffled sound. There seem to be a splice or a cut at 7:22
  • d1t03: Digipop at 1:39, 4:35, 7:49, 12:11, 12:14, and 12:35. Drop out at 5:51 – 5:53. Mic
    adjustment at 12:23, 14:07.
  • d1t04: Static at 11:02, 11:08. Mic adjustment at 15:40, 16:40
  • d1t05: at 1:46 there is a loud thump. I believe this was a mic bump. There are small
    mic bumps and adjustments throughout thistrack.
  • d1t06: This track also has the small mic bumps and adjustements for the first quarter
    of the track. dropout at 1:56.
  • d1t07: the levels seem to bump up at :37. Mic bumps, adjustments throughout this track
    as well.
  • d1t09: There are a few level changes in this track, very minor. At 8:52 through
    8:58 there is a very odd artifact. I don’t believe it should be there, but I may be wrong.
    Drop out at 9:41. Track is cut at the end, music lost.
  • The sound is overall a bit distant and muffled sounding. Being a Miles audience
    recording from the late 60’s the overall sound is pretty good and par for the course
    when compared to other examples I’ve heard. I wouldn’t pass it by myself.
  • “The Davis Quintet played two concerts at the Hammersmith Odeon on this date.
    This is the second concert. The Quintet toured Europe in October-November 1969 as
    part of the Newport Jazz Festival in Europe produced by George Wein.”
  • Credit to Peter Losin, http://www.plosin.com/
  • QC done by Bgreen

Pink Floyd – Rome, Italy (12/xx/69) – Zabriskie Point Sessions

Pink Floyd
Sessions for the ‘Zabriskie Point’ soundtrack
Rome, Italy
December 1969

Source 1:

Pink Floyd
Sessions for the ‘Zabriskie Point’ soundtrack
Rome, Italy
December 1969 (#)
&
Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica, CA, USA
May 1, 1970 (*)

Source: very good studio recording / good audience recording
Lineage: original vinyl LP played back on a Bang & Olufsen Beogram
TX 2 linear tracking turntable -> audio CD recorder ->
CD-R -> EAC (V0.95 prebeta 4) -> wav -> Nero Wave Editor 2
(normalizing, declicking and decrackling) -> EAC (further
editing and track splitting) -> mkw (V0.97 beta 1) -> shn
Taped by: –
Transfered by: –

Bootleg Title: “Omay Yad”, Trademark of Quality
File Size: 264 MB (SHN)

Setlist:

  1. Oenone #
  2. Fingal’s Cave #
  3. Interstellar Overdrive *
  4. Crumbling Land #
  5. Rain In The Country #
  6. The Embryo *
    Running Time: 47’57”

Source 2:

Pink Floyd – The Upgrade of Four Famous Zabriskie Point Out Takes – Nov./ Dec. 1969

Here are the most celebrated four famous Zabriskie Point out takes in the best sound quality I ever heard.

This is another product of my wide research about Zabriskie Point.

1 to 4: Pops Fixed and Speed Corrected (by }{eywood)
5 & 6: Untouched Files (by Grolsh)

  1. Oenone PF&SC
  2. Fingal’s Cave PF&SC
  3. Crumbling Land (extended version) PF&SC
  4. Rain in the Country PF&SC
  5. Oenone – Fingal’s Cave – Crumbling Land (extended version) UF
  6. Rain in the Country UF

Source 3:

Ultimate Zabriskie Point, 12/69 Studio, Disc 1 of 2
length: 77:55

  1. Heart Beat, Pig Meat (soundtrack version) 3:13
  2. Heart Beat, Pig Meat (film version) 2:58
  3. Crumbling Land (soundtrack version) 4:16
  4. Crumbling Land (fast version) 5:02
  5. Crumbling Land (extended version) 5:47
  6. Crumbling Land (film version) 0:39
  7. Crumbling Land (rock version) 1:47
  8. Come In Number 51, Your Time Is Up (soundtrack version) 5:04
  9. Come In Number 51, Your Time Is Up (film version) 5:13
  10. The Violent Sequence 6:07
  11. Love Scene 2 (vibes) 6:34
  12. Unknown Song (soundtrack version) 6:03
  13. Unknown Song (rough version) 6:46
  14. Unknown Song (early version) 6:46
  15. Unknown Song (alternate version) 5:55
    bonus:
  16. Moonhead (BBC-TV 7/69, documentary on the lunar landing) 5:37

“Unknown Song” was entitled “Rain In the Country” on the “Ommayad” boot.
It’s similar to the 12/68 BBC “Baby Blue Shuffle” track.

Complete Zabriskie Point, 12/69 Studio, Disc 2 of 2
length: 79:45

Source 4:

Pink Floyd
The Complete Zabriskie Point Sessions

December 1969
Recorded in Rome, Italy

Soundboard Quality

01 Rain it the Country Take One
02 The Violence Sequence Take One
03 The Red Queen Theme Take One
04 Fingal’s Cave Take One
05 Theme Take Two
06 Rain in the Country Take Two
07 Love Scene Take One
08 Love Scene Take Two
09 Blues Scene Take One
10 Fingal’s Cave Take Two
11 Love Scene Take Three
12 Love Scene Take Four (REMOVED)
13 The Red Queens Theme Take Two
14 Crumbling Land Take One
15 Unknown Song Take One (REMOVED)

Lineage
Silver CD > EAC > WAV > Flac

Pink Floyd – Plumpton, England (08/08/69)

Pink Floyd
August 8th 1969
9th National Jazz & Blues Festival
Plumpton Racecourse
Plumpton, Sussex, England


Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
Cymbaline
The Beginning (Green Is The Colour)
Beset By Creatures Of The Deep (Careful With That Axe, Eugene)
The Narrow Way

Pink Floyd – London, England (07/20/69)

Pink Floyd
BBC Studios
London, England
07/20/69


from pf-roio db:
The BBC’s “Omnibus” series documented the Apollo 11 space mission in a programme entitled “What If It’s Just Green Cheese?”. Pink Floyd performed live in the studio, providing suitably spacey music throughout the programme. Collector have had audio tapes of this for several years and refer to the music as “Moonhead”. The band claim they improvised the entire six-minute instrumental from scratch.

from “In The Flesh” book :
A live Tv recording session for the one-hour BBC1 TV Omnibus special entitled ” So what if its just green cheese”, one of many programmes covering the Apollo 11 moon landing. It was broadcast on 20.7.69 at 10.00pm and featured Judi Dench, Ian McKellen, Michael Horden, Roy Dotrice, Marian Montgomery, Dudley Moore and the Dudley Moore Trio. Pink loyd performed a 5-minute improvisation which has become known as “Moonhead”