Tag: 1972

Neil Young – Toronto, Canada (07/16/72)

Neil Young
Mariposa Folk Festival
Toronto Island
Ontario, Canada
07/16/72

Source 1 & 3has these songs:

Helpless
Harvest
Sugar Mountain
Heart Of Gold

Source 2 has these songs:

Needle and Damage Done
Ohio – Don’t Let it Bring You Down
Cowgirl In The Sand
A Man Needs A Maid
Heart Of Gold
Down By The River
Crowd

Source 1:

lineage: audience > ? > analog cassette > DAT > CDR > EAC > FLAC
Thanks to Tetanus Shot

Source 2:

Sometimes you go to etree and look at a show that you have. It may have pages of owners so
I think oh well not a rare one. But some like this one, have very few owners ( only 1 in this case ).
Definatly an Old School Recording, not bad sound with no idea on the generations.

etree linkhttp://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=16634&show_users=true

Recording source: Soundboard

Transfer source: my cassette to pc from sony D3 through SB X-Fi Audio 2400 sound card

Transfer: Sony D3 > Jet Audio (>PCM 44,1000 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) > CDWav > Flac Level 8

Taper: unknown

Flac Ffp or Md5: Yes see below

Another Classic from the DUBWISE GARAGE COLLECTION

Source 3:

Pink Robert Remaster

David Bowie – 1972 The Year of the Spiders

David Bowie
‘The Year Of The Spiders’
(1999 Switch On! : S.O. 99-03)
BBC Sessions Various Dates & Locations

Source: Ex Soundboard Recording
Lineage: Switch On! Devil Kwsk 99-03 Boot 1CD > EAC > FLAC

Disc
01: Hang On To Yourself
02: Ziggy Stadust
03: Waiting For The Man
04: Queen Bitch
05: Five Years
– Sounds Of The Seventies. Jan 18, 1972 –

06: White Light White Hear
07: Moonage Daydream
08: Hang On To Yourself
09: Suffragette City
10: Ziggy Stardust
– Top Gear. May 16, 1972 –

11: Starman
12: Space Oddity
13: Canges
14: Oh! You Pretty Things
– Johnny Walker Show. May 22, 1972 –

15: Andy Warhol
16: Lady Stardust
17: White Light White Hear
18: Rock’n Roll Suicide
– Sounds Of The Seventies. May 23, 1972 – by: japrainbow

Bruce Springsteen – Richmond, VA (03/17/72)

The Bruce Springsteen Band
Live At Richmond, Virginia
March 17, 1972
Richmond Arena

Non ‹ber Project Volume One: Richmond, VA 1972/03/17

DISC 1
DO IT WITH A FEELING (10:36)
CHEROKEE QUEEN (5:54)
LOOK TOWARDS THE LAND (9:22)
MAMA I’M COMING HOME (7:44)
NOT FADE AWAY / BO DIDDLEYíS A GUNSLINGER (8:50)
HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN (12:20)
WHEN YOU DANCE (13:54)

DISC 2
WHEN YOU DANCE* (13:54)
GOINí BACK TO GEORGIA (6:08)
GOT MY MOJO WORKINí (7:53)
ITíS ALL OVER NOW, BABY BLUE (11:55)

*Included On Both Discs.

THE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BAND
Bruce Springsteen: Guitar, Vocals
Garry Tallent: Bass
Vini Lopez: Drums
Steve Van Zandt: Guitar, Vocals
David Sancious: Keyboards

Compiled by Audio2575, Special thanks to Pedro, Greasylake, Brucebase, Springsteenlirycs.com,Backstreets, Night, Tinker West and the man himself: Bruce Springsteen.

Stereo Soundboard Recording > 1/4″ – 2 Track Reel Tape > Cassete Tape > .WAV > ProTools

Welcome to the NON-Uber Series release of a great classic concert from the Bruce Springsteen Band. This is Volume 1 of what I hope will be many more to come.

In this set, all songs are in stereo, which was not available for any of the songs, including “Cherokee Queen” and “Hoochie Coochie Man” which have always been in mono. “Mama I’m Comin’ Home” is certainly a highlight here– the definitive recording of it, as well as a rockin’ song. “When You Dance” is a near complete recording with only a small dropout (as the March 14 rehearsal also has), but gains points as being a much more high energy live performance than the rehearsal take, with comparable sound quality and fantastic stereo guitar play between Bruce and Steve.

This recording comes from a set of 2 cassette tapes that I acquired in 1983 from a guy at a record store in Bloomfield, NJ. The tapes somehow got lost in the shuffle, and I had actually listened to them many years ago, but had thought that I now had these recordings on CD. I recently discovered the two tapes while trying to find songs for my “20th Century Songs” set.

When I had found these tapes earlier this year, I had hoped that as the UBER series of recording was being released, that this recording would help to dislodge some of the long held recordings that the “old fans” have in their possession and are kept between a small group of collectors, for the rest of the Bruce community to never hear. Unfortunately, this plan to uncover more lost gems like this was not successful… so, this is my offering to you. As I go through the remainder of these old tapes, I hope to discover more of the same.

Audio2575 – GreasyLake.org

Van Morrison – Boston, MA (05/19/72)

VAN MORRISON
Aquarius Theater
Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
1972-05-19

introduction by Peter Wolf
I’ve Been Working
Astral Weeks
Caravan
I Will Be There
Moondance
Misty
Tupelo Honey
Listen To The Lion
He Ain’t Give You None
Wild Night
Domino
Cyprus Avenue

Musicians:
Doug Messenger – guitar
Bill Church – bass
Gary Mallaber – drums
Jack Schroer – saxophone
Jules Broussard – saxophone
Boots Hughston – flute
Janet Planet – backing vocals
Mark Springer – backing vocals
Ellen Shroer – backing vocals
Tom Salisbury – piano

Crazy Horse – Gorham, ME (02/13/72)

CRAZY HORSE
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE
GORHAM, MAINE (USA)
FEBRUARY 13, 1972

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SET LIST:

1: A PLACE TO BE FREE
2: DANCE DANCE DANCE
3: BEGGARS DAY
4: YOU WONT MISS ME WHEN I’M GONE
5: I KNOW WHAT YOU’RE THINKING
6: I GOT IT
7: GONE GOOD TRAIN

**PLEASE DO NOT “REMASTER” AND THEN RE-POST THIS OR ANY OTHER RECORDING WE POST.

LETS KEEP THE TRADING POOL CLEAN AND UN-ALTERED.

Jim Croce – Cleveland, OH (11/15/72)

Jim Croce
Agora Ballroom
Cleveland, OH
November 15, 1972

The Ken G. Collection vol 268

Source: Soundboard > “Dead Men Still Tell Tales” LP > Cassette (Maxell XL-II)
Transfer: Sony TC-WE 475 > gold tipped cables > JVC XL-R2010 CD-RW (44.1)

Editing: Soundforge > WAV > TLH [SB’s aligned] Flac level 8
Traders Den 02/10/16.
Transferred, channels balanced and tracked by kingrue upload 703.

Side A
01 Operator
02 Doesn’t Have To Be That Way
03 Jim Croce Talks
04 Roller Derby Queen
05 Box #10
06 I’m Being Framed

Side B
07 Luv U In a Song
08 Jim Croce Talks
09 Speedball
10 New York’s Not My Home
11 Dont Mess Around With Jim

Total Time = 44:15 min

From the original uploader
This cassette copy sounds decent. It has some light surface noise that you can barely hear.
Since this does have a cassette in the lineage I wouldn’t consider this a definitive version.
If you like Croce and haven’t heard this show yet, then this would be a good copy to start with.
There is 1 skip that I noticed during track 7 @ 1:54.

Miles Davis – Ann Arbor, MI (09/10/72)

Miles Davis Nonet
September 10, 1972
Otis Spann Memorial Field
Ann Arbor, MI

Project ID – lmpp262

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)

Source: WCBN radio broadcast

Lineage: This is from the Mega Disc Bootleg.

disc 1

d1t01. Introduction (from stage)
d1t02. Rated X
d1t03. Honky Tonk
d1t04. Black Satin

Notes from the original uploader:

– audio signal to ~ 10 khz

– stero recording with stong monoaural character

– most likely this is a pre-fm recording given the absence of hiss

– d1t03: brief skip at 11:40; cuts at end

– d1t04: some crackle at start, brief drop outs at 0:06, 0:09; fades out at end, unknown amount of music is missing

– QC by mfv

Crosby, Nash & Young – San Francisco, CA (03/26/72)

David Crosby & Graham Nash; with guest Neil Young
“Sheriff Hongisto Prisoners’ Benefit” – complete set.
Winterland, San Francisco, CA
March 26, 1972

01 Wooden Ships
02 I Used To Be A King
03 The Lee Shore
04 Harvest *
05 Only Love Can Break Your Heart *
06 talk about prison benefit
07 Southbound Train *
08 talk: intro to Crosby solo segment
09 Almost Cut My Hair
10 Page 43
11 talk: intro to Nash solo segment
12 And So It Goes
13 Immigration Man
14 Heart Of Gold *
15 The Needle And The Damage Done *
16 KSAN announcer + talk about Prison Benefit
17 Teach Your Children *
18 Military Madness *
19 Chicago *
20 talk: Bill Graham outro

* with Neil Young

KSAN-FM broadcast
The FM mix varies and reception is a bit noisy.

Joe Cocker – Oklahoma City, OK (11/14/72)

Joe Cocker
1972-11-14
Oklahoma City, OK

Silver boot CD – “Shut Out The Light”
Issued on OIL WELL label,Italy,1994, RSC CD 026.
My silver CD>wave(EAC)>flac8(TLH)
Lineup unknown.

01. With A Little Help
02. Song For You
03. Allright, Whatcha Gonna Do
04. Guilty.flac
05. Put Out The Light
06. Feelin’ Allright
07. A Whiter Shade Of Pale
08. You Are So Beautiful
09. I Heard It Through The Grapevine
10. The Letter