Tag: 1973

Miles Davis – Tokyo, Japan (06/19/73)

Miles Davis
June 19, 1973 (a)
Shinjuku Kosei Nenkin Hall
Tokyo, Japan

Set 1 [45:08]
1-1 Turnaroundphrase 12:49
1-2 Tune in 5 9:28
1-3 Right Off 1:19
1-4 Funk 10:47
1-5 Unknown F 10:43

Set 2 [45:50]
2-1 Ife 22:23
2-2 Aghartha Prelude 9:51
2-3 Zimbabwe 13:35

Musicians:
Miles Davis – trumpet, organ
Dave Liebman – tenor and soprano saxophones
Pete Cosey – guitar, percussion
Reggie Lucas – guitar
Michael Henderson – electric bass guitar
James “Mtume” Heath – congas, rhythm box, table percussion
Al Foster – drums

Joni Mitchell – Montreal, Canada (04/15/73)

Joni Mitchell
Save James Bay Benefit
Arena Paul SauvÈ
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
April 15, 1973

Re-mastered edition

SBD > unknown > FLAC >

Re-work lineage:
iZotope RX6 advanced > Goody* > TLH (flac level 8)

Goody’s additional lineage:
foobar2000 (WAV) > Capstan > Audition (eq)

  1. For Free
  2. You Turn Me On, I’m A Radio
  3. Big Yellow Taxi
  4. Woman Of Heart And Mind
  5. Just Like This Train
  6. Both Sides Now
    [24:12]

A Benefit Concert for the James Bay Indians

Indian and Eskimo petitioners filed suit
to halt all the work on the James Bay project,
a $10 billion hydroelectric plan.

The concert featured Peter Yarrow, Joni Mitchell,
Gilles Vigneault, Ian & Sylvia, Murray McLauchlan
and other performers.

Thanks to the original seeder, to Professor Goody for tuning and tweaking and to ethiessen1 for the beautiful cover art.

For historical reference only and not intended for resale or any commercial use

EnjoyÖ
-M- (March 2020)

A FLYING M PRODUCTION

Howlin’ Wolf – Denver, CO (08/23/73)

Howlin’ Wolf
at Ebbets Field
Denver, CO, USA
August 23, 1973

pre-FM > Converted & verified on FLAC Frontend 1.7.1, sector aligned, L8 16 bit Flac

This file set: xACT (decode flac files) > Sound Studio (edit track 8 = remove Killing Floor) > xACT (detect and repair SBEs, encode to flac, create ffp and md5 files)

Original notes by Chiew:
I was listening to this recently & it’s just too good to keep it to myself, especially when there’s too little Wolf around. Probably sbd or pre-FM. SQ: A+. Beats the pants off recordings in the digital era. Converted & verified on FLAC Frontend 1.7.1, sector aligned, L8. No remastering is required here 😉

  1. Talk To My Baby [Instrumental] 5:05
  2. I Can’t Stop Loving You [Instrumental] 4:41
  3. Little By Little / Your Love Is Creeping Away From Me (Eddie Shaw (?), vocals) 5:23
  4. Baby Workout (Detroit Jr, vocals) 3:20
  5. How Blue Can You Get 6:56
  6. What’d I Say 5:33
  7. Little Red Rooster (Howlin’ Wolf, vocals) 4:50
  8. Going Down Slow 9:32
    Killing Floor [removed]
  9. Shake For Me 5:22
  10. Instrumental / goodnights 3:39

Total time: 54:20 [was 59:03 inc. Killing Floor]

Howlin’ Wolf – Guitar, Vocals
Detroit Jr. – Piano, Vocals
Hubert Sumlin – Guitar
S.P. Leary – Drums
Andrew “Shake ‘Em” McMahon – Bass
Eddie Shaw – Tenor Sax, Vocals

After downloading this show from another site I searched Dime and the bot list to see if it has been shared here. Sure enough it had been circulating for years. Seems it was last shared at Dime by rsurfer until it was banned on Sep 6, 2011 with the following reason:

Sorry folks, but “Killing Floor” has now been officially released on “Live From Ebbets Field Vol 4”
See [updated url] http://shoplistenup.com/live-from-ebbets-field-vol-4.html
Also see http://wiki.dimeadozen.org/index/faq#thatwasthen

This appears to be a distillation of a week-long residency at Ebbets Field. Track 8 of the set was originally titled “Going Down Slow > Killing Floor” with a note that Killing Floor fades out at 2:48 and back at 3:00. This was correct (after Going Down Slow had finished). Anyway, that is not important now, as the song cannot be shared here. But the bulk of the track remains – an excellent 9-and-a-half minutes of Going Down Slow.

Although this has always been shared as a Howlin’ Wolf show, he appears on only three tracks. But don’t be discouraged, they are pure gold – not to be missed! On the other tracks Hubert Sumlin, Detroit Jr and the band give their best in an excellent-sounding recording.

Enjoy these blues masters!

Pink Floyd – St. Louis, MO (03/06/73)

Pink Floyd
The Valley of the Kings (Speed Corrected Series 005)
Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
March 6, 1973

Original off by 4%.

Disc One:

  1. Echoes
  2. Tune-ups
  3. Obscured by Clouds
  4. When You’re In
  5. Tune-ups
  6. Childhood’s End
  7. Tune-ups
  8. Careful with that Axe, Eugene

Disc Two:

  1. Speak to Me
  2. Breathe
  3. On the Run
  4. Time
  5. Breathe (reprise)
  6. Great Gig in the Sky
  7. Money
  8. Us and Them
  9. Any Colour You Like
  10. Brain Damage
  11. Eclipse
  12. Tune-ups
  13. One of These Days

Speed Corrected.

meddler@meddler.org
http://www.meddler.org/scs/

The Rolling Stones – Brussels, Belgium (10/17/73)

The Rolling Stones
L`Affaire De Bruxelles
Forest Nationale
Brussels, Belgium
October 17, 1973 (first show)



Soundboard (except track 6 – audience)

Track List:
01 KBFH intro
02 Brown Sugar
03 Gimme Shelter
04 Happy
05 Tumbling Dice
06 Starfucker (audience recording)
07 Dancing With Mr. D
08 Angie
09 You Can’t Always Get What You Want
10 Midnight Rambler
11 Honky Tonk Women
12 All Down the Line
13 Rip This Joint
14 Jumping Jack Flash
15 Street Fighting Man

Hi Stones fanatics,

I wanted to remaster this one for a long time. For the main source i have used Quad mix bootleg. But for the bonus i have also remastered older source transfered from tape by KRW CO from Joe Maloney tape of broadcast, so you have two sources remastered.Also, in the bonus folder you have version of Brown Sugar with sax solo, that i have inserted in the older version.

Remastered by Captain Acid, August 2020
Artwork by Mr. D

The Who – Philadelphia, PA (12/04/73)

The Who
Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA.USA
1973-12-04

CD1
01 Introduction
02 I Can’t Explain
03 Summertime Blues
04 My Wife
05 My Generation
06 Quadrophenia Introduction
07 I Am The Sea
08 The Real Me
09 The Punk And The Godfather
10 I’m One
11 5:15
12 Sea And Sand
13 Drowned

CD2
01 Bell Boy
02 Doctor Jimmy
03 Won’t Get Fooled Again
04 Pinball Wizard
05 See Me, Feel Me
06 Naked Eye

The Who – Dallas, TX (11/25/73)

THE WHO
Memorial Coliseum
Dallas, Tx
25. Nov. 1973

Disc 1:

  1. // The Real Me
  2. Punk And The Godfather
  3. I’m One
  4. Helpless Dancer
  5. 5:15
  6. Sea And Sand
  7. Drowned
  8. Bell Boy
  9. Dr. Jimmy
  10. Love Reign O’er Me
  11. Won’t Get Fooled Again

approx. 71 mins
seamless transfer, disc change is only a suggestion

Pete Townshend Vocals, Guitar
Roger Daltrey Harmonica, Vocals
John Entwistle Vocals, Bass
Keith Moon Drums
Bobby Pridden Tapes

fresh transfer / seeded by Vortex242:
? gen C > playback on TASCAM130 > TASCAM CD-RW700 standalone CD burner

CD > EAC > wav > Adobe Audition > CDwave > FlacFrontend (level 6, verified,
with align on sector boundaries) > flac > TTD

The Who – Los Angeles, CA (11/22/73)

THE WHO
LOS ANGELES FORUM
LOS ANGELES, CA (USA)
NOVEMBER 22, 1973

SOURCE: AUDIENCE
LINEAGE: LIBERATED BOOTLEG LP>CD>EAC>FLAC

SET LIST:

1: THE REAL ME (SLIGHT SKIP AT 1:12)*
2: THE PUNK AND THE GODFATHER
3: I’M ONE
4: HELPLESS DANCER
5: 5:15
6: SEA AND SAND
7: DROWNED**
8: I CAN’T EXPLAIN
9: SUMMERTIME BLUES
10: MY GENERATION

LIBERATED FROM THE BOOTLEG LP ‘LIVE AT LA FORUM 1973’, WHICH APPEARS TO BE A REPRESS OF ‘100% LOUD NOISE – LIVE AT THE LA FORUM’, WHICH APPEARS TO BE A REPRESS OF ‘ROCK N ROLL WHO CHEE KOO’, WHICH APPEARS TO BE A REPRESS OF ‘LIVE AT THE LA FORM’

  • THE SKIP IN ‘THE REAL ME’ APPEARS TO BE FROM WHATEVER LP WAS THE SOURCE OF THIS PRESS, SINCE VINYL BOOTS WERE REPRESSED FROM PREVIOUS LPS, AND NOT SOURCE MATERIAL.

** ABOUT HALFWAY THROUGH ‘DROWNED’, AUDIO BECOMES INCREASINGLY SPED UP, AND SPEED CORRECTION DOES NOT DO ANY GOOD.

The Who – San Francisco, CA (11/20/73)

THE WHO
Cow Palace
1973-11-20
San Francisco, Ca
U.S.A.



I Can’t Explain
Summertime Blues
My Generation
I Am The Sea
The Real Me
The Punk And The Godfather
I’m One
Helpless Dancer
515
Sea And Sand
Drowned
Bell Boy
Doctor Jimmy
Love Reign O’er Me
Won’t Get Fooled Again
Magic Bus
See Me Feel Me
Smokestack Lightning / Spoonful
Naked Eye *

  • Scot Halpin on drums

Notes:

The Who’s infamous ’73 Cow Palace concert, their first in America in nearly two
years. Despite its reputation as one of the worst gigs the Who ever did (K Moon
passes out during WGFA!), the first part of the show including Quadrophenia is
quite good, at times exceptional.

The Who – London, England (11/12/73)

The Who
Live at the Lyceum
London, UK
Tuesday, November 12, 1973

Recording: Good Audience

Lineage: Silvers > EAC (offset corrected) > WAV > FLACFrontend > FLAC level 6

Disc 1

  1. I Can’t Explain
  2. Summertime Blues
  3. My Generation
  4. I Am The Sea
  5. The Real Me
  6. The Punk And The Godfather
  7. I’m One
  8. Helpless Dancer
  9. 5:15
  10. Sea And Sand
  11. Drowned
  12. Bell Boy

Disc 2

  1. Doctor Jimmy
  2. The Rock
  3. Love Reign O’er Me
  4. My Generation
  5. Won’t Get Fooled Again
  6. See Me, Feel Me
  7. Magic Bus
  8. Spoonful

Review from thewho.net:

Ah yes, what good memories there were of The Who at the Lyceum in
’73. I remember with great pleasure the Italian press commenting even more about
the show at the Lyceum than the Christmas shows at the Edmonton Sundown as
real triumphs of both critics and the public. There was a really great expectation for
their monumental new work Quadrophenia, and, therefore, the desire to listen to
these pieces live was great. It must be said that between the not really happy initial
performances in Stoke and Newcastle, The Who played really good shows in Wolverhampton,
Manchester and the three successive evenings at the Lyceum, although
the choice of this venue was not too wise.

This new boot presents the second of three shows from the Lyceum. This audience recording
is not of great sound quality (as shows booted from these years have
never been anyway) but it is acceptable. The show is presented complete, and the
band is inspired. Pete’s guitar riffs on My Generation and Magic Bus are real high-
lights. In any case, they reached their maximum expression after the initial debut
with the Edmonton Sundown dates where Quadrophenia played live reached its peak.
It’s good someone remembers old who fans!