Jackson Browne – New York, NY (02/28/74)

Jackson Browne
Carnegie Hall
NYC Feb 28 1974
early and late shows

Cassette masters>dat to me>
file cloned in Microtrack
using a Tascam Dat deck>
Goldwave tracking>TLH8flac

Produced by Dolphinsmile
for the Dolphinsmile Archive

sound surprisingly good for 1974

Early

Take it Easy
Our Lady of the Well
Song for Adam
Jamaica Say You Will
Ready or Not
Your Bright Baby Blues
For Everyman
Rock Me on the Water
The Road and the Sky
Doctor My Eyes
Red Neck Friend
One More Song w Linda Rondstadt

Late

Take it Easy
Our Lady of the Well
Song for Adam
Jamaica Say You Will
Ready or Not
Your Bright Baby Blues
For Everyman
The Road and the Sky
Doctor My Eyes
These Days
One More Song w Linda Rondstadt

Jackson Browne – Tulsa, OK (11/20/74)

Jackson Browne
Assembly Center
Tulsa, Oklahoma
November 20, 1974

Transfer: Cassette Tape > Nakamichi DR-01 (azimuth adjusted) > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity 2.31 > Peak Pro 6 (pre-production) > iZotope RX / ozone 5 (mastered) > Peak Pro 6 (post production) > xACT 2.39 > FLAC

01 Redneck Friend
02 Ready Or Not
03 Late For The Sky
04 Fountain Of Sorrow
05 For Everyman
06 For A Dancer
07 Rock Me On The Water
08 Walking Slow
09 The Road And The Sky
10 Before The Deluge
11 Doctor My Eyes
12 Take It Easy
13 Happy Birthday w/Bonnie Raitt
14 Big Boy Pete > Function At The Junction w/Bonnie Raitt

Known Faults:
-None

Jackson Browne spent the second half of 1974 on the bill with Bonnie Raitt. Other than the Providence show on October 19th and the Passaic on October 26 there does not appear to be any further audio documentation of this portion of the tour.

We are pleased to add a third performance to help close some of the gap on this leg of the tour, this show does not appear to be in general circulation. Though listenable, the capture is on the rough side being somewhat distant likely done on average equipment for the era and should be considered lo-fi. The taper did do a nice job capturing the entire set with no cuts. Bonnie joins at the end of Jackson’s set to play “Happy Birthday” for her road manager and a lively performance of The Olympics 1960 hit “Big Boy Pete > Function At The Junction”.

Thanks to the longtime collector who wishes to remain anonymous for allowing me access to the tape.

Artwork and samples provided…

mjk5510

Jackson Browne – Passaic, NJ (10/26/74)

Jackson Browne (feat. Bonnie Raitt)
Capitol Theater, Passaic, New Jersey
October 26, 1974

Source : FM broadcast > low gen cassette (courtesy of M.R. archives)

Transfer : Zoom H4n (16 bit/44.1 kHz)

Editing : Soundforge (tracking) > Wave > Traders Little Helper (SBE aligned) Flac level 8

Traders Den – April 1, 2019
Tracked & Pitched Corrected by kingrue upload 1870

Here’s some more vintage live Jackson Browne, from his 1974 Tour, with David Lindley and a full band.

This show features 6 tracks from “Late For the Sky” album.

This show also features some guests, bass-guitar-tuba player Freebo (from Bonnie’s band) on some songs,

Bonnie joins Jackson for the encore, a rarely heard duet version of ‘Cowboy Boots’.

I found a ticket stub online, but the site makes you pay to see it.

http://www.lookatstubs.com/bands/jackson_browne.htm

This tape transfer needed some pitch correction and after I made the adjustment, this now sounds really good.!!!

There are tape stops after several songs, someone had obviously removed all the DJ chatter.

But the cuts don’t really cause any issues. The music is all intact.

Except “Doctor My Eyes”, cuts in and has a small dropout.

Check samples for quality.

Band members:
Jackson Browne : vocals, guitars
David Lindley : guitars, violin
Jai Winding : keyboards, fiddle
Doug Haywood : bass
Larry Zack : drums

() with Daniel ‘Freebo’ Friedberg (from Bonnie Raitt’s band – bass, guitar, vocal) (*) with Bonnie Raitt

Set list
01 Redneck Friend
02 Ready Or Not
03 Late For The Sky
04 Fountain Of Sorrow
05 For Everyman
06 For A Dancer
07 Rock Me On The Water
08 Walking Slow () 09 The Road & The Sky ()
10 banter
11 Before The Deluge () 12 tuning // 13 Doctor My Eyes (cuts in) () — tiny dropout @ 3:24 —
14 Take It Easy
15 Higher & Higher
16 Cowboy Boots (**)

Total Time = 01:12:10

~~ENJOY~~

Jackson Browne – Worcester, MA (03/13/74)

Jackson Browne
Atwood Hall at Clark University,
Worcester, MA
March 13, 1974

01 Take It Easy
02 Don’t Lead Me On
03 Our Lady Of The Well
04 Song For Adam
05 Jamaica Say You Will
06 Ready Or Not
07 Talk And Tuning
08 For Everyman
09 Rock Me On The Water
10 The Road And The Sky
11 Doctor My Eyes
12 Redneck Friend
13 Sweet Little Sixteen
14 One More Song (With Linda Ronstadt)

Jackson Browne: guitar, piano and vocals
David Lindley: violin
Andrew Gold: guitar, backing vocals
Bob Warford: guitar
Kenny Edwards: bass
Doug Haywood: bass
Larry Zack: drums
Linda Ronstadt: vocals (starting on track 6)

source: 1st generation sbd tape
lineage: WCUW radio master reel > played on Revox reel deck, recorded on Tascam cassette deck (no dolby) onto Maxell XLII cassette > soundforge 4.5 > FLAC 6 > torrent.

NOTES: the between song talk has a little noise, mainly because Browne talks rather quietly (compared to the volume of everything else.)

Jackson Browne – Detroit, MI (02/13/74)

Jackson Browne
Michigan Palace
Detroit, Michigan
February 13, 1974

Transfer: 1970’s BASF Studio Series tape (re-shelled) > Nakamichi DR-01 (azimuth adjusted) > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity > iZotope RX / ozone 5 (mastered) > Peak Pro 6 (post production) > xACT 2.39 > FLAC

01 Take It Easy
02 Donít Lead Me On
03 Our Lady Of The Well
04 Song For Adam
05 Jamaica Say You Will
06 Ready Or Not
07 For Everyman
08 Rock Me On The Water
09 The Road And The Sky
10 Doctor My Eyes
11 Redneck Friend
12 Sweet Little Sixteen

Known Faults:
-The Road And The Sky: first couple of notes cut

Once again we tap the archives of our anonymous benefactor with a low generation document of the 1974 Jackson Browne / Linda Rondstadt co-headlining bill. The two performers alternated opening and closing spots and at tonight’s performance Jackson Browne closes show.

The included newspaper review mentions only about 500 people attended the show, a shockingly low number even for this time period in each’s career. However, with that low of attendance our taper gets an excellent, crowd free capture.

As seemed to happen more times than one would think at a Jackson Browne concert, we get an audience drunk yelling things at the stage. Fortunately, he is not near our taper and it elicits a classic Jackson moment when Jackson says “will you just shut up” along with telling a sexually suggestive joke aimed at the drunk.

This one almost didn’t happen, the tape it was on was a BASF Studio Series 90 minute cassette which was produced in 1976-1978. Time had not been kind to it and about halfway through transfer the squeaking and squealing began shortly followed by tape drag and then complete stoppage. Once I re-shelled the tape to a new shell I got a beautiful drag free transfer.

Midnight Dreamer has released this show in the past but I don’t know what other versions may have circulated. Linda’s set has been shared previously, to my knowledge there has not been a version released from this low of a tape generation.

Thanks to the anonymous collector that supplied a number of excellent shows with more to come!

In addition, a big big thanks to the good Professor Goody who is always at the ready at a moments notice to make sure the pitch is accurate on these historic and important documents. This tape is so much better for it…

Artwork and samples provided…

mjk5510

Bruce Springsteen – Philadelphia, PA (11/01/74)

Bruce Springsteen
Spanish Harlem Incident On Philly
Masterpiece, ESB 11174A/B
Tower Theater
Philadelphia, PA, USA
November 01 1974

Original Silver Discs –> EAC (Secure) –> Waw –> Flac Level 8 & Align
EAC Log Files, md5 Files (Flac & Waw), Artwork Included (Front, Back & Discs 300 dpi)

101 – Incident On 57th Street
102 – The She Kissed Me
103 – Spirit In The Night
104 – Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?
105 – The E Street Shuffle
106 – Born To Run
107 – Spanish Harlem
108 – It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City
109 – She’s The One
110 – Jungleland

201 – Kitty’s Back
202 – New York City Serenade
203 – Rosalita
204 – 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)
205 – A Love So Fine

Queen – Liverpool, England (01/11/74)

Queen
01.11.1974
Empire Pool
Liverpool, United Kingdom

quality: good –
size: 78.30 MB

AUD > WAV > CDR(x) > WAV > FLAC frontend (level 8)

3:30 Flick Of The Wrist
1:45 Killer Queen
1:01 The March Of The Black Queen
1:18 Bring Back That Leroy Brown
9:54 Son and Daughter / Guitar solo
4:43 Keep Yourself Alive
3:34 Seven Seas Of Rhye
0:42 Big Spender
2:07 Modern Times Rock’n’roll

Of course it’s not complete.

Queen – Providence, RI (04/27/74)

Queen
Palace Theatre
Providence, RI
27 April 1974

Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski

01 Procession
02 Father To Son
03 Ogre Battle
04 Son And Daughter
05 Great King Rat
06 Liar (spliced)
07 Keep Yourself Alive
08 Modern Times Rock’n’Roll
09 E: Hey Big Spender
10 Bama Lama Bama Loo

Opening for Mott The Hoople

unknown model dictation style Tape Recorder
External Mono Microphone
Scotch cassettes

Mastered and FLAC’ed by Carl Morstadt (dantalion8@yahoo.com)

Master Cassette ->
Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction ->
M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 ->
CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files ->
Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) ->
CDWAV (track breaks) ->
dBpowerAMP Audio Converter (24-bit/96-KHz wav files converted to
16-bit/44.1 KHz wav files) ->
FLAC Front End (FLAC 8 with sector boundary alignment)
FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger

No EQ’ing.

A 24-bit/96-KHz flac24 version of this recording is also available.

Warning/Disclaimer: This recording should not be confused with the series labelled “The Dan Lampinski Tapes Volume XX”. This recording represents part of Dan’s earliest efforts to capture the live concert experience for posterity, hence the series name “Dan Lampinski – The Early Years Volume XX”. Given the very consistent high quality of Dan’s later work, it would have been easy to blow off these recordings and consign them to the dustbin of history, but there are quite a few captures in the series that are well worth circulating, if not for their rarity, but for the obsessive collector types (we know who we are) that want every single second of any recordings of their favourite musicians. So please, just accept these recordings for what they are, another part of the tapestry we weave when we collect and share such things.

Since Dan never traded copies of his recordings, they are all essentially uncirculated. Some copies were made for friends, but these releases are the first time most of these recordings have ever seen the light of day, and are direct from his master cassettes. No EQ’ing has been done to any of the transfers. Feel free to EQ, matrix, patch, etc and re-post if you like, just give Dan credit for the original recording.

Dan was very meticulous about taking good care of his tapes and is very pleased that these recordings will now circulate among the trading community. Please honour his kindness and generosity by sharing these recordings freely.

The transfers are available as 16bit/44.1KHz flac files suitable for CD burning, and also as 24bit/96KHz flac files for those who prefer the higher resolution.

Always remember – the more generous you are with your music, the more it comes back to you.

Kev & Carl
November 2010