Tag: 1972

Grateful Dead – London, England (04/07/72)

Grateful Dead
Wembley Empire Pool, London, England
04/07/72


set 1

01 intro by Sam Cutler > Greatest Story Ever Told
02 Sugaree
03 Chinatown Shuffle
04 China Cat Sunflower >
05 I Know You Rider
06 Big Boss Man
07 Black-Throated Wind
08 Loser
09 Mr. Charlie
10 tuning & talk
11 Beat It On Down The Line
12 Tennessee Jed
13 crowd & tuning
14 Playing In The Band
15 Casey Jones

set 2

16 intro & tuning
17 Truckin’ >
18 Drums >
19 The Other One >
20 El Paso >
21 The Other One >
22 Wharf Rat

Disc 3
set 2 con’t’d

01 talk
02 Ramble On Rose
03 Sugar Magnolia//
04 Not Fade Away >
05 Goin’ Down The Road Feelin’ Bad >
06 Not Fade Away
07 crowd & tuning
08 One More Saturday Night

Pink Floyd – London, England (02/19/72)

Pink Floyd
Rainbow Theatre
London, England
February 19th 1972

DISC 1: 65:48

Breathe (fades in) 0:58
On The Run 6:17
Time 5:59
Breathe (Reprise) 1:02
The Mortality Sequence 4:39
Money 7:28
Us And Them 6:54
Any Colour You Like 4:32
Brain Damage 4:06
Eclipse 3:07
One Of These Days 10:37
Careful With That Axe Eugene 13:02

DISC 2: 63:22

Echoes 26:21
A Saucerful Of Secrets 15:49
Second Cud (Blues) 8:09
Set The Controls 13:01

The Rolling Stones – Long Beach, CA (06/10/72)

The Rolling Stones
Long Bitch
Pacific Terrace Center
Long Beach (CA), United States
10th June 1972

  1. Brown Sugar
  2. Bitch
  3. Rocks Off
  4. Gimme Shelter
  5. Happy (with Keith Richards (vocals))
  6. Tumbling Dice
  7. Love In Vain
  8. Sweet Virginia
  9. You Can’t Always Get What You Want
  10. All Down The Line
  11. Midnight Rambler
  12. Band Introduction
  13. Bye Bye Johnny
  14. Rip This Joint
  15. Jumpin’ Jack Flash
  16. Street Fighting Man

Stevie Wonder – Boston, MA (07/18/72)

STEVIE WONDER
BOSTON GARDEN
BOSTON, MA (USA)
JULY 18, 1972 (OPENING FOR THE ROLLING STONES)

JOE MALONEY MASTER RECORDING.

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Instrumental
For Once In My Life
If You Really Love Me
Superwoman
My Soul’s On Fire
I Got You (I Feel Good)
I Was Made To Love Her
Love Having You Around
Instrumental
Keep On Running >
Signed, Sealed, Delivered >
Keep On Running

Special thanks to Joe Maloney for making this recording available.

Please do not “Remaster” and then re-post this recording.

Presented to you by KRW&CO, March 2008.

Miles Davis – Boston, MA (09/14/72)

Miles Davis Nonet
09-14-1972
Paul’s Mall
Boston, Massachusetts

Project ID – LL179

Source: FM Broadcast
Lineage: WBCN radio broadcast > ?? > Maxell XL II (Low Gen??) >
DR-1 > Lunatec v2 > Korg MR-1000 > DSD-DFF 1bit 5.64MHz > Audio Gate > 24/44.1 >
audiophile enginering Sample Manager Izotpe/ src > 16/44.1 > cd wave > flac lvl 8

Miles Davis (tpt); Carlos Garnett (ss); Reggie Lucas (g); Khalil Balakrishna (sitar);
Cedric Lawson (keyb); Michael Henderson (el-b); Al Foster (d);
James Mtume Forman (cga, perc); Badal Roy (tabla)

disc 1

d1t01. /Black Satin
d1t02. Rated X
d1t03. Honky Tonk
d1t04. Right Off/

Notes:

  • D1t01: The beginning of this song is missing along with the preceeding Intro.
  • D1t03: starting at about 8:30 there is a gurgling type noise. Not sure exactly what this.
    It continues into about the first 30 seconds of track 4.
  • D1t04: The track is cut at the end.
  • Many thanks to Freekjazz for the tapes and D. McCabe for the mastering and transfer.
    This tape came lableld as 9-24-1972 (See Peter’s notes below). Through some comparison
    it certainly fits the bill for this date. I would love to hear some of the other sources
    of this date. The sound very good. Wish the show were complete.
  • “This set was broadcast live on WBCN-FM radio. The closing announcement mentions that
    the Davis Nonet is at Paul’s Mall “for the rest of the weekend” — probably from Thursday
    the 14th through the following Sunday, the 17th. Another set, probably from a different night,
    was recorded by someone in the audience and is sonically inferior. See the listing for
    september 15-17, 1972 for details.” – Credit to Peter Losin, http://www.plosin.com/
  • “Super Sonic wrongly lists this music as recorded “live at the Quaker Jazz Festival,
    Philadelphia, NJ / September 24, 1972.” In addition, the track indexes are wrong:
    1.Black Satin (9:31); 2. Rated X (15:13); Honky Tonk (9:34); 4. Right Off (11:45).
    The Luxury CD is subtitled “WBCN Broadcast New Master” and the sound is imporoved over
    other issues.”- Credit to Peter Losin, http://www.plosin.com/
  • QC done by Bgreen

Dave Brubeck – Paris, France (10/26/72)

Dave Brubeck Quintet
Olympia, Paris, France
October 26, 1972
1:38:51

FM > Edirol R-09 (WAV) > WaveLab > FLAC (level 8, sector-align)
Broadcast : Les Légendes du Jazz, France Musique, dec 5 & 6, 2020
Cosmikd

Dave Brubeck (piano)
Paul Desmond (alto sax)
Gerry Mulligan (baritone sax)
Jack Six (bass)
Alan Dawson (drums)

01 Things Ain’t What They Used To Be (Mercer Ellington) 13:31
02 Truth (Dave Brubeck) 7:24
03 The Sermon On The Mount (Dave Brubeck) 6:44
04 Jumpin’ Bean (Gerry Mulligan) 8:05
05 Koto Song (Dave Brubeck) 4:59 *
06 Circadian Dysrhythmia (Dave Brubeck) 6:52
07 Thank You (Dave Brubeck) 5:05
08 Someday My Prince Will Come (Frank Churchill, Larry Morey) 9:00
09 Line For Lyons (Gerry Mulligan) 7:15
10 All The Things You Are (Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein) 9:42
11 Take Five (Paul Desmond) 12:22
12 Blues (Dave Brubeck) 7:52

  • Official track from “We’re All Together Again for the First Time”, not included in this seed.

Pink Floyd – Brighton, England (01/20/72)

Pink Floyd
20-Jan-1972
The Brighton Dome
Brighton, England

Set1 44:13
01 Speak To Me 2:14
02 Breathe 2:45
03 Travel Sequence 7:51
04 Time 6:22
05 Breathe Reprise 1:43
06 Mortality Sequence 4:26
07 Money 3:37
08 Atom Heart Mother 15:10

Set2 62:12
01 Careful With That Axe Eugene 10:51
02 One Of These Days 8:37
03 Echoes 26:01
04 A Saucerful Of Secrets 16:42

Notes:
This is the very first live performance of the ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’song cycle (albeit incomplete). Due to technical problems it ends at the beginning of money and the Floyd continue with some of their older songs.

Grateful Dead – Berkeley, CA (08/25/72)

Grateful Dead
8-25-1972
Community Theatre
Berkeley CA

–Set 1–
101-d1t01 – Introduction
102-d1t02 – Cold Rain & Snow
103-d1t03 – Black Throated Wind
104-d1t04 – He’s Gone
105-d1t05 – Beat It on Down the Line
106-d1t06 – Loser
107-d1t07 – The Frozen Logger
108-d1t08 – El Paso
109-d1t09 – Black Peter
110-d1t10 – Jack Straw
111-d1t11 – Friend of the Devil
112-d1t12 – The Promised Land
113-d2t01 – Bird Song
114-d2t02 – Playing in the Band
115-d2t03 – Bertha

–Set 2–(incomplete)
201-d2t04 – Tuning
202-d2t05 – Truckin’ ->
203-d2t06 – The Other One

The Who – London, England (12/09/72)

The Who
Orchestral Tommy
December 9, 1972
Rainbow Theatre
London, England

Soundboard – Flac -Bootleg –> EAC Secure Mode –> Flac -1 cd

00 Overture
01 It’s A Boy
02 1921
03 Amazing Journey
04 Sparks
05 Eyesight To The Blind
06 Christmas
07 Cousin Kevin
08 The Acid Queen
09 Underture
10 Do You Think It’s Alright
11 Fiddle About
12 Pinball Wizard
13 There’s A Doctor
14 Go To The Mirror
15 Tommy Can You Hear Me
16 Smash The Mirror
17 I’m Free
18 Miracle Cure
19 Sensation
20 Sally Simpson
21 Welcome
22 Tommy’s Holiday Camp

Notes:

In 1972, The Who did an orchestral version of Tommy with the London Symphony Orchestra and guest
artists. Two shows in one day were recorded! One was officially released – its not that hard to find and
you get to hear Rod Stewart sing Pinball Wizard, Richie Havens sings Eyesight to the Blind and even
Steve Winwood sings.

This version features other guest artists (see the tommyinfo graphic and the artwork for a list) and is
a kick-ass addition to my Who collection.

Everyone’s heard the cd Tommy. Most of us have seen the movie and seen and/or heard the 90’s musical
version of Tommy but few of us have heard Orchestral Tommy!