Tag: 1976

Eric Clapton, The Band & Van Morrison – San Francisco, CA (11/24/76)

THE BAND with ERIC CLAPTON and VAN MORRISON
1976-11-24
The Last Waltz rehearsals
Winterland
San Francisco, California

01. All Our Past Times – Eric Clapton
02. Further On Up The Road – Eric Clapton
03. Tura Lura Lura – Van Morrison

FLAC FINGERPRINTS:
01. All Our Past Times – Eric Clapton.flac:12e84f6ec5015cac32e1bed3a06c313d
02. Further On Up The Road – Eric Clapton.flac:de95176393998491a28c2e8610037523
03. Tura Lura Lura – Van Morrison.flac:60b229070fd77e74dd11005acf3e10b4

SOURCE: Soundboard
LINEAGE: unknown generation type-II cassette tape > Tascam Porta 02 MKII MiniStudio + TDK 4X Digital Audio CD Recorder DA-3826 > CD-R (Audio) > EAC wav (hard drive) > Audacity amplified & separated wav > Trader’s Little Helper flac level 8 & torrent > HungerCity

NOTES:
There is a fair amount of tape hiss present, but still an enjoyable listen. There must be more of this rehearsal among collectors; if you have any to share please step up. Thanks!

Tom Waits – Amsterdam, The Netherlands (05/26/76)

Tom Waits
1976-05-26
Hotel L’American, Amsterdam
The Netherlands

L1 Radio, Hubert On The Air, 2011-12-22

Fm (air, with room antenna) > Creative SoundBlaster @ 16/44.1 > tracked and volume normalized with Magix > SBE’s fixed and converted to flac 8 with Traders Little Helper

I recorded this several years ago. The reason I never shared it is the big “hum” and other noise in this recording, especially in the Intro DJ and the first 2 minutes and 2 seconds of Eggs And Sausage. I tried to clean it, but wasn’t able to remove the “hum” without damaging music. The interfering noise reduces during the course of the show.

Om 2016-12-26 there was a rebroadcast. Unfortunately I was driving home from work at the beginning of the broadcast. I drove as fast as possible but only managed to record (this time digital) the last 2,5 songs (not added to this upload).

In the intro Hubert tells us he doesn’t know who recorded this. He was present at the show but he had the flu. He was covered with a blanket because of the fever. Two days later the flu was over. He calls it “The healing force of music”.

Complete broadcast, incomplete show

Tracks:

01 Intro DJ (00:40)
02 Eggs And Sausage (07:14)
03 Virginia Avenue (03:17)
04 Please Call Me, Baby (04:12)
05 Heart Of Saturday Night (03:10)
06 Spare Parts I (08:23)
07 Diamonds On My Windshield – Band Introduction (07:59)
08 Better Off Without A Wife (04:49)
09 New Coat Of Paint (02:16)
10 Rosie (03:28)
11 Outro DJ (00:16)

Running time 45:49

Tom Waits – vocals, piano, guitar
Frank Vicari – tenor sax
Dr. Fitz(gerald) Huntingdon Jenkins III Jr. – upright bass
Chip White – drums

2018-06-20 upload to Dime by gadogado

Talking Heads – New York, NY (12/21/76)

Talking Heads
CBGB
New York NY
12-21-1976

Early Set:
01 Artists Only
02 Let’s Work (A Clean Break)
03 I Wish You Wouldn’t Say That
04 With Our Love
05 Uh-Oh Love Comes to Town
06 //New Feeling
07 I’m Not in Love

Late Set:
08 Love -> Building on Fire
09 First Week / Last Week… Carefree
10 Questions for Lovers
11 Who is It?
12 I Feel It In My Heart
13 No Compassion
14 Pulled Up
15 Psycho Killer
16 Encore 1: Love is All Around
17 Encore 2: 1-2-3 Red Light

Source: Audience recording on a hand-held cassette recorder (model unknown).
Transfer: MAC > WAV > Wavelab > CD-Wave > TLH > FLAC (small FLAC due to Mono Wav).
Concert recording & transfer to WAV by James Britt.
Wavelab thru FLAC by http://talkingheadsconcerthistory.blogspot.com/

Decent recording for this vintage. New Feeling cuts in on second verse, might be a
song or two missing before that (a newspaper review of this show mentions that The
Book I Read and 96 Tears were also played). Some tape damage audible here and there,
not too bad. The “tick tock” sound heard on quiet parts is from the recorder’s motor.

Note from the taper: Recorded at CBGB on a crappy cassette recorder. This was recorded
on December 21, 1976. The group was still a trio; you can hear someone in the crowd ask
“What’s Jerry Harrison’s status?” Enjoy! – James Britt.

Roxy Music – Hempstead, NY (03/08/76)

Roxy Music
Calderone Theater
Hempstead, NY
8 March 1976

01. Sentimental Fool
02. The Thrill of It All
03. Love Is the Drug
04. Mother Of Pearl
05. Bitter Sweet
06. Out of The Blue
07. Whirlwind
08. Sea Breezes
09. Both Ends Burning
10. For your Pleasure—>
11. Diamond Head
12. Wild Weekend

Bryan Ferry: lead vocal
Phil Manzanera: guitars
Andy MacKay: saxophones, oboe, keyboards
Eddie Jobson: keyboards, violin
Paul Thompson: drums
Rick Wills: bass and backing vocals

emperor nobody remaster

notes on the remaster

Hello again! Here is a very special treat courtesy of one of my best friends of the last, oh, 25 years, my pal Irin, a professional soundman in Brooklyn, NY. He was kind enough to send this to me, it was taped directly off the radio (WLIR-FM, Garden City, NY) by him in 1984, and it’s a b-e-a-s-t!

All the bootlegs I have ever run across of this performance are all from multi-gen tapes and sound horrifyingly compressed… the one on the Scorpio label (“Wild Weekend”) suffers from a ridiculous amount of compression and contains practically zero high end, whilst the other one I have (remastered by NoSpEx in 2007, I believe, from another source) is also from a mulit-generated tape and suffers from a pervasive clipping & distortion in the low end due to what he described in the notes I saved from that torrent as a faulty original digital transfer over which he had no control.

So, given that the performance contained herein is such an indisputably ripping scorcher, it seems appropriate to finally get this puppy circulating from a bona fide first-generation source, thanks to Irin. In this remaster I stayed away from EQ and noise reduction and whatnot, especially because of the other versions I mentioned where such things are prevalent to the point of intrusiveness. Bottom line is that this tape has survived the last quarter century in terrific shape and I really felt it didn’t need any artificial enhancements, especially since Irin’s transfer was so well-done & tasty to begin with.

All I changed was a few repairs of the isolated static (not too many, maybe twice in the whole show) and some channel dropouts and whatnot. The tape flip (first few seconds of “Both Ends Burning”) was patched using the aforementioned NoSpEx remaster, which I EQ’d paragraphically to get a closer sonic match with the main source (not easy because they were very different-sounding indeed). Hopefully it isn’t too intrusive, but at any rate it’s just a few seconds so no worries.

Someday, a pre-FM master of this will surface… a while back when whoever it was was torrenting all those WLIR masters I was seriously hoping for this one but I guess he didn’t have it, oh well. Until it surfaces this will probably be the best version out there, so give it a spin and see what you think… it’s a massive upgrade over the other versions, at least, IMO.

OK, enjoy, seed away when you are done, and remember we’re here to groove like we mean it and to share like we’ll die if we don’t.

emperor nobody
west oakland, california
u.s. of obama!

lineage: WLIR-FM broadcast, 1984—>chrome high bias cassette (remember those?)—>Sanyo tape deck (long gone!).

New transfer: Sony professional cassette deck—>M-Box—>24-bit encoding to wav—>FLAC level 6 via Trader’s Little Helper—>sendspace—>24-bit wav via FLAC Frontend—>16-bit wav via DB PowerAmp—>Sound Forge 9—>FLAC level 8 via Trader’s Little Helper—>brother, can you share a DIME—>you!

PS–Irin runs a website-with-accompanying-podcast-of-excellence called Ambient Chaser, check him out at http://www.ambientchaser.com early and often, OK?

Thanks of course go to him for taking the time to record & transfer the tape, to Le Musique Roxy for burning down the Calderone like they did and thanks to you for downloading this most stompin’ show.

Reseed Note:

I like my music tagged so i tagged all the files and therefore had to make a new md5 file.
I also added an ffp file.
Other than that the files are untouched and as they came with the original torrent.

Tagged & re-seeded on DAD by surfling april 2010.

All thanks go to Irin for providing and transfering this incredible tape in the first place
and to emperor nobody for cleaning it up and sharing it here originally!

David Bowie – Uniondale, NY (03/23/76)

David Bowie
Nassau Coliseum
Uniondale, New York
1976-03-23

Lineage: Soundboard > XM radio > Edirol R-09 > Magix audio cleaning lab > WAV > FLAC
Sound Quality: A

Setlist:
01. Station To Station
02. Suffragette City
03. Fame
04. Word On A Wing
05. Stay
06. Waiting For The Man
07. Queen Bitch
08. Life On Mars
09. Five Years
10. Panic In Detroit
11. Changes
12. TVC 15
13. Diamond Dogs
14. Rebel Rebel
15. The Jean Genie

The Band – Lennox, MA (09/26/76)

The Band
Music Inn
Lennox, MA
9/26/76

01 Intro
02 Ring Your Bell
03 Shape Iím In
04 The Weight
05 Makes No Difference
06 King Harvest
07 Ophelia
08 Stage Fright
09 Night They Drove Old Dixie Down-Across the Great Divide

10 Twilight
11 Up on Cripple Creek
12 Genetic Method
13 Chessfever
14 Life is a Carnival
15 Forbidden Fruit
16 Wheels on Fire
17 W S Walcott Medicine Show

SBD > ?
This is a hissy SBD, indicating a cassette gen or two in there somewhere.
The music, on the other hand, is perfect.
This is an awesome show, exactly 2 months before the Last Waltz.

Rolling Stones – Paris, France (06/04-07/76)

The Rolling Stones
“Les loups dans l’abattoir”
Complete GR Box 20
**Official tracks removed**
Paris, France
1976, June, 4, 5, 6 and 7

PAVILLON DE PARIS (LES ABATTOIRS), PARIS, FRANCE, JUNE 4, 1976
CD 1
01 – Introduction / Drums
02 – Honky Tonk Women
03 – If You Canít Rock Me / Get Off Of My Cloud
04 – Hand Of Fate
05 – Hey Negrita
06 – Ainít Too Proud To Beg
07 – Fool To Cry
08 – Hot Stuff
09 – Star Star
10 – You Gotta Move
11 – Angie

CD 2
01 – You Canít Always Get What You Want
02 – Band Introduction
03 – Happy
04 – Tumbling Dice
05 – Nothing From Nothing
06 – Outta Space
07 – Midnight Rambler
08 – Itís Only Rock ëní Roll
09 – Brown Sugar
10 – Jumpiní Jack Flash
11 – Street Fighting Man

PAVILLON DE PARIS (LES ABATTOIRS), PARIS, FRANCE, JUNE 5, 1976
CD 3
01 – Introduction / Drums
02 – Honky Tonk Women **Removed**
03 – If You Canít Rock Me / Get Off Of My Cloud
04 – Hand Of Fate
05 – Hey Negrita
06 – Ainít Too Proud To Beg
07 – Fool To Cry
08 – Hot Stuff
09 – Angie
10 – Star Star
11 – You Gotta Move **Removed**
12 – You Canít Always Get What You Want

CD 4
01 – Band Introduction
02 – Happy **Removed**
03 – Tumbling Dice
04 – Nothing From Nothing
05 – Outta Space
06 – Midnight Rambler
07 – Itís Only Rock ëní Roll
08 – Brown Sugar
09 – Jumpiní Jack Flash
10 – Street Fighting Man

PAVILLON DE PARIS (LES ABATTOIRS), PARIS, FRANCE, JUNE 6, 1976
CD 5
01 – Introduction / Drums
02 – Honky Tonk Women
03 – If You Canít Rock Me / Get Off Of My Cloud
04 – Hand Of Fate
05 – Hey Negrita
06 – Ainít Too Proud To Beg
07 – Fool To Cry
08 – Hot Stuff **Removed**
09 – Star Star **Removed**
10 – Angie
11 – You Gotta Move
12 – You Canít Always Get What You Want

CD 6
01 – Band Introduction
02 – Happy
03 – Tumbling Dice
04 – Nothing From Nothing
05 – Outta Space
06 – Midnight Rambler
07 – Itís Only Rock ëní Roll
08 – Brown Sugar **Removed**
09 – Jumpiní Jack Flash
10 – Street Fighting Man
11 – Outroduction

PAVILLON DE PARIS (LES ABATTOIRS), PARIS, FRANCE, JUNE 7, 1976
CD 7
01 – Introduction / Drums
02 – Honky Tonk Women
03 – If You Canít Rock Me / Get Off Of My Cloud
04 – Hand Of Fate
05 – Hey Negrita
06 – Ainít Too Proud To Beg
07 – Fool To Cry
08 – Hot Stuff
09 – Star Star
10 – Cherry Oh Baby
11 – Angie
12 – You Gotta Move
13 – You Canít Always Get What You Want **Removed**

CD 8
01 – Band Introduction
02 – Happy
03 – Tumbling Dice **Removed**
04 – Nothing From Nothing
05 – Outta Space
06 – Midnight Rambler
07 – Itís Only Rock ëní Roll
08 – Brown Sugar
09 – Jumpiní Jack Flash **Removed**
10 – Street Fighting Man
11 – Outroduction

SOURCE:
-EXCELLENT AUDIENCE (JUNE 4 & 5)
-AUDIENCE/SOUNDBOARD MATRIX(JUNE 6 & 7)

Elton John – Edinburgh, Scotland (09/17/76)

Elton John
09/17/76
Playhouse Theatre
Edinburgh, Scotland

Set I
Opening
Skyline Pigeon
I Need You To Turn To
Sixty Years On
Border Song
Daniel
Love Song
The Greatest Discovery
Candle In The Wind
Bennie And The Jets
Rocket Man
Tonight
I Think I’m Gonna Kill Myself
Set II
Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me
Better Off Dead
Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word
Someone Saved My Life Tonight
Sweet Painted Lady
Your Song
Island Girl/The Bitch Is Back
Don’t Go Breaking My Heart
Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting

Tom Waits – Willimantic, CT (11/09/76)

Tom Waits
11/09/76
Shaboo Inn
Willimantic, CT

Early Show
Eggs And Sausage (In A Cadillac With Susan Michelson)
Fumblin’ With The Blues
When I Fall In Love/Jitterbug Boy
The One That Got Away
Pasties And A G-String
Ghosts Of Saturday Night/Heart Of Saturday Night
Emotional Weather Report
I Wish I Was In New Orleans
Small Change

Late Show
Spare Parts
Invitation To The Blues
Depot Depot
San Diego Serenade
New Coat Of Paint
Putnam County/Big Joe And Phantom 309
Diamonds On The Windshield
Tom Traubert’s Blues