Tag: 1971

Miles Davis – Belgrade, Serbia (11/03/71)

Miles Davis
November 3, 1971
Dom Sindikata
Beograd (Belgrade), Yugoslavia

Radio broadcast
Issued as disc 1 of the bootleg ‘Another Bitches Brew: Two Concerts in Belgrade,’ (Jazz Door JD 1284/85, 1995)

Personnel:
Miles Davis- trumpet
Gary Bartz- alto and soprano saxophones
Keith Jarrett- electric piano, organ
Michael Henderson- electric bass
Ndugu Leon Chancler- drums
Charles Don Alias- conga, percussion
James Mtume Forman- conga, percussion

01 Directions 10:30
02 Honky Tonk 13:12
03 What I Say, part 1 3:51
04 What I Say, part 2 10:20
05 Sanctuary 2:43
06 It’s About That Time 14:37
07 Yesternow 12:09 [incomplete, fade out]

Total time: 67:25

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This torrent is taken from disc one of the Jazz Door bootleg ‘Another Bitches Brew: Two Concerts in Belgrade’ (disc two to follow).

There are many fine recordings taken from this 1971 tour and this is up with the best of them, with the band in its usually fine form.

The recording quality is very good, although the mix is a little skewed and reverberant. Shouldn’t cause anyone any major problems though, I’ll give it a B+.

The original CD issued the whole concert as one long track. I’ve separated the pieces.

Details of the show can be found on Pete Losin’s Miles Ahead site: http://www.plosin.com/milesahead/Sessions.aspx?s=711103

Please note that, as with all the shows from this tour, Losin lists tracks 3 and 4 together as a single title, ‘What I Say,’ although I maintain they are two separate pieces (the first part does not appear on 1970 recordings of ‘What I Say’). Discographer Enrico Merlin has argued that the first part is a development of ‘What I Say,’ so I have banded these pieces separately and referred to them as ‘What I Say, parts 1 and 2.’

Enjoy!

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John Lennon – Complete Clock Soundtrack

John Lennon
Complete “Clock” Soundtrack
(1971 St. Regis Hotel & Hotel Syracuse,NY CD 1) Green Grape

“Filmed one September afternoon shortly after the Lennons’ arrival in New York during their stay at the St. Regis Hotel, Clock was yet another attempt of Yoko’s at treading the same ground as Andy Warhol and his film works like Empire State, which simply presented the edifice of the famed New York landmark for 24 hours.”
(Eight Arms To Hold You, Madinger & Easter, p. 59) The movie starred a clock on the dresser in the Lennon suite tat was simply filmed in one take while an hour ticked by. The soundtrack consisted of JOhn busking through a repertoire of his favourite RnR oldies, as well as his newly written ode to his new place of residence. This is the most complete version that we have so far as compiled by Green Grape, half of the material is still unaccounted for.

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  1. Shazam! (Eddy/Hazlewood) 1.19
  2. Honey Don’t (Perkins) 2.44
  3. Glad All Over (Schroeder/Tepper/Bennett) 0.34
  4. Lend Me Your Comb (Twomey/Wise/Weisman) 2.00
  5. New York City (Lennon) 1.16
  6. Wake Up Little Susie (Everly/Everly) 1.06
  7. Vacation Time (Berry) 2.21
  8. Peggy Sue (Holly/Allison/Petty) 1.20
  9. Not Fade Away (Holly/Petty/Hardin) 0.57
  10. You’re So Square (Baby I Don’t Care) (Leiber/Stoller) 2.04
  11. Heartbeat (Montgomery/Petty) 1.13
  12. Peggy Sue Got Married (Holly) 1.15
  13. Peggy Sue (Holly/Allison/Petty) 1.14
  14. Maybe Baby (Holly/Petty/Hardin) 2.20
  15. Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues (Roberts/Katz/Clayton) 2.49
  16. Rave On (West/Tilghman/Petty) 1.15
  17. Exit Piece (Lennon) 0.49

Not part of the soundtrack but recorded on the same day:

  1. Call My Name (Lennon) 4.32

Pink Floyd – London, England (02/06/71)

Pink Floyd
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
February 6, 1971

Total Time: 80:29

A good/fair audience recording, possibly the earliest from 1971. It’s not very common among collectors, so I thought I’d throw it up here. It’s incomplete (at least ‘Careful with that Axe, Eugene’ is missing, and probably ‘Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun’), but it does include one of the few recorded versions of ‘Libest Space Monitor’, which serves as a lead-in to ‘The Embryo’.

Cassette -> CDR -> FLAC

DISC 1 (39:24)
1 Libest Space Monitor
2 The Embryo
3 Fat Old Sun
4 Green is the Colour

DISC 2 (41:05)
1 A Saucerful of Secrets
2 Atom Heart Mother (slightly cut)
3 Blues

Pink Floyd – Colchester, England (02/12/71)

Pink Floyd
12 February, 1971
Lecture Theater, University of Essex
Colchester, England

Disc One:

  1. Atom Heart Mother 16:40
  2. The Embryo 11:33
  3. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 12:10
  4. Astronomy Domine 9:06
    Total: 49:29

Disc Two:

  1. Cymbaline 11:25
  2. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 13:27
  3. A Saucerful Of Secrets 17:41
    Total: 42:33

The Who – Long Beach, CA (12/10/71)

The Who
10th December 1971
Long Beach Arena
Long Beach, California

Lineage: Silver CD -> WAVE (Exact Rip with xACT) -> FLAC (Level 8, xACT)
Silver: Killing Floor, KF 98003/4, “Closer To Queen Mary”

Disc 1:

01 I Can’t Explain
02 Substitute
03 Summertime Blues
04 My Wife
05 Baba O’Riley
06 Bargain
07 Behind Blue Eyes
08 Won’t Get Fooled Again
09 Baby Don’t You Do It

Disc 2:

01 Magic Bus
02 Overture
03 Amazing Journey
04 Sparks
05 Pinball Wizard
06 See Me, Feel Me
07 My Generation
08 Naked Eye

Notes:

This is an excellent audience recording of the entire show.

Here is a description of this recording that was in Record Collector Nov 2000 issue.

If the Young Vic show revealed the Who in a period of uncertainty, by the end of the year, thanks to the success of “Who’s Next” and constant gigging, LA Times critic Robert Hilburn spoke for many by describing them as “The Greatest Show On Earth”. This Long Beach concert catches the band feeding off a rowdy crowd, prompting Townshend’s infamous outcry: “This is a fucking rock’n’roll concert, not a fucking tea party!” (this comment was later used to introduce the “Thirty Years of Maximum R&B” box set).

“Baba O’Riley”, “My Wife”, “Behind Blue Eyes” and “Won’t Get Fooled Again” have already become an integral part of the set, with “Tommy” reduced to just five songs. It’s a shame “Bargain” wasn’t retained, as the band always performed it dynamically – listen to the San Francisco version, taped three nights later and releaed officially on the box set for confirmation.

A quality audience tape resulting in this well-known bootleg (the title refers to the ocean-going liner) first appeared in early 1972, albeit edited to a single album. In 1998, the full show appeared as a Japanese double-CD, restored right down to the original TMOQ artwork.

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The Who – Los Angeles, CA (12/09/71)

The Who
Falling on the Floor with Power Chords!
December 9th, 1971
LA Forum
Inglewood, CA

SOURCE: AUD
QUALITY: B+
ARTWORK: Included

TRACKLISTING:
Disc 1:

  1. I Can’t Explain
  2. Substitute
  3. Summertime Blues
  4. My Wife
  5. Baba O’Riley
  6. Bargain
  7. Behind Blue Eyes
  8. Won’t Get Fooled Again
  9. Magic Bus
    Disc 2:
  10. Overture
  11. Amazing Journey / Sparks
  12. Pinball Wizard
  13. See Me Feel Me
  14. My Generation
  15. Going Down
  16. Naked Eye

TOTAL RUNTIME: 1hr 47mins 45secs

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Pink Floyd – Rotterdam, The Netherlands (04/03/71)

Pink Floyd
3 April, 1971
Oude Ahoy Hallen
Rotterdam, Holland

Disc One:
1. Astronomy Domine 13:03
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 16:57
3. Fat Old SUn 16:14
4. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 16:56
5. Cymbaline 13:21
6. Extended Tuneups (“Onnne – Twwwo”) 3:20
Total: 79:51

Disc Two:
1. Embryo 13:11
2. A Saucerful Of Secrets 26:05
3. Atom Heart Mother 31:48
Total: 71:04