Miles Davis – Singen, Germany (07/14/90)

Miles Davis Septet
1990-07-14
Hohentwiel
Singen, Germany

Composite FM recording, 91:41, A+/A

The Miles Davis Group, Swingin’ in Singen, the Complete Concert Broadcasts of the July 14, 1990, Concert.
Composed and restored from 3 separate FM recordings of the same 2 broadcasts, produced by flambay and plaz.

There are two complete broadcasts here, Part 1 and Part 2 of the concert, sourced from three off-air analog cassettes with all 3 sources being recorded from same two FM broadcast. The two parts the concert were broadcast as two episodes of a weekly jazz radio show, a week apart.

Source Lineages
:
source a (main source):
2cdr, fm, A+/A
fm > Mcas > 2cdr > wav > Soundforge 9: speed correction, re-tracking, adding patches from other 2 sources > flac TLH lvl8 w/SBA (621 MB)

source b (B05 Tutu) from CD bootleg: “Sing In Singen”, REGENCY, REG010
1cdr, cdb>cdr, 70:56, A
fm > Mcas > ? > cdb > cdr > wav > Soundforge 9: speed correction, extracting patches and merging with main source

source c (B06 closing announcement):
2cdr, fm, B+
fm > cas1 > 2cdr > wav > Soundforge 9: speed correction, extracting patch and merging with main source

The Miles Davis Group:
Miles Davis (tp); Kenny Garrett (as, fl); Joe “Foley” McCreary (lead-b); Kei Akagi (keyb); Richard Patterson (el-b); Ricky Wellman (d); Erin Davis (perc)

Broadcast Part 1 [44:48]:
{source a}
A00 radio announcement 1 (0:13)
A01 Perfect Way (5:38)
A02 New Blues [Star People] )9:05)
A03 Hannibal (11:01)
A04 The Senate / Me and You (11:46)
A05 Jilli (6:34)
A06 radio announcement 2 (0:19)

Broadcast Part 2 [46:52]:
{source a}
B00 radio announcement 3 (0:42)
B01 Human Nature 14:03
B02 Time After Time 9:35
B03 In the Night 4:12
B04 Wrinkle 6:59 ∞∞∞ switch to source b at 6:57
{source b}
B05 Tutu 10:43 ∞∞∞ switch to source c at 10:37
{source c}
B06 radio announcement 4 0:36

Total time of this combo version (without announcement tracks): 89.50 min

speed correction (flambay) on orig. tracks (source a):
Part 1 Tracks 01-02: -30cts
Part 1 Track 03: -35cts
Part 1 Tracks 04-07: -40cts
Part 2 Tracks 01-02: -40cts
Part 2 Track 03: -35cts
Part 2 Tracks 04-05: -30cts

Additional Notes (not found in the info file):
This is a 2-part concert broadcast reconstructed from 3 different broadcast recording sources. All the sources are FM recordings of varying lineage. It’s not a Frankenstein’s monster however. There are no rough or jarring changes in sound, and, if you do notice the slight sonic changes at the patch boundaries, they are brief and transitory as you will again soon be overwhelmed by this great band.

This is the complete concert sourced from three, restored and speed-corrected analog FM broadcast recordings. It is a composite of the best extant segments of two different post-concert broadcasts, above referred to as Part 1 and Part 2.

The restored radio announcements have been included for historical accuracy, but you may play it, seamlessly, without these interruptions if you prefer by excluding those tracks from your playlist.

If you don’t have the direct dL you should grab it: It sounds great, brought back to life by flambay’s elbow grease and magic Pixy dust.

This version has not been altered since it was first seeded on DIME in April of 2010.

There is a partial, digital, rebroadcast recording available via the original broadcaster which is super clean and bright, but no digital sources were included herein.

There’s no mention in the original seed info file of my audio restoration of the main source and that of the 2 patch sources before I handed them off to flambay. The restoration work includes the following analyses and related post audio restoration work for all the material included in this seed (and then some). Paraphrasing my notes:

  • DC offset corrected all tracks in all 3 sources
  • manual repair of clicks. pop, crackle and glitches
  • channel offset correction (all sources exhibited the 2.5 to 5 ms channel offset typical of FM transmissions (and any recordings of them)
  • repaired, attenuated or ‘removed’ extraneous, non-musical sonic artifacts
  • overall gain balancing with local corrections
  • clipped peak restoration
  • final channel balancing, gain corrections, and other local adjustments, repairs and corrections

Reseeded* on TTD, June 15, 2019.

  • The foregoing text and notes have been corrected, changed and additional information provided about this audio restoration project. These changes do not appear in the info file contained in this seed which has not changed since the original share. -plaz

Miles Davis Septet
1990-07-14
Hohentwiel
Singen, Germany

Composite FM recording, 91:41, A+/A

The Miles Davis Group, Swingin’ in Singen, the Complete Concert Broadcasts of the July 14, 1990, Concert.
Composed and restored from 3 separate FM recordings of the same 2 broadcasts, produced by flambay and plaz.

There are two complete broadcasts here, Part 1 and Part 2 of the concert, sourced from three off-air analog cassettes with all 3 sources being recorded from same two FM broadcast. The two parts the concert were broadcast as two episodes of a weekly jazz radio show, a week apart.

Source Lineages
:
source a (main source):
2cdr, fm, A+/A
fm > Mcas > 2cdr > wav > Soundforge 9: speed correction, re-tracking, adding patches from other 2 sources > flac TLH lvl8 w/SBA (621 MB)

source b (B05 Tutu) from CD bootleg: “Sing In Singen”, REGENCY, REG010
1cdr, cdb>cdr, 70:56, A
fm > Mcas > ? > cdb > cdr > wav > Soundforge 9: speed correction, extracting patches and merging with main source

source c (B06 closing announcement):
2cdr, fm, B+
fm > cas1 > 2cdr > wav > Soundforge 9: speed correction, extracting patch and merging with main source

The Miles Davis Group:
Miles Davis (tp); Kenny Garrett (as, fl); Joe “Foley” McCreary (lead-b); Kei Akagi (keyb); Richard Patterson (el-b); Ricky Wellman (d); Erin Davis (perc)

Broadcast Part 1 [44:48]:
{source a}
A00 radio announcement 1 (0:13)
A01 Perfect Way (5:38)
A02 New Blues [Star People] )9:05)
A03 Hannibal (11:01)
A04 The Senate / Me and You (11:46)
A05 Jilli (6:34)
A06 radio announcement 2 (0:19)

Broadcast Part 2 [46:52]:
{source a}
B00 radio announcement 3 (0:42)
B01 Human Nature 14:03
B02 Time After Time 9:35
B03 In the Night 4:12
B04 Wrinkle 6:59 ∞∞∞ switch to source b at 6:57
{source b}
B05 Tutu 10:43 ∞∞∞ switch to source c at 10:37
{source c}
B06 radio announcement 4 0:36

Total time of this combo version (without announcement tracks): 89.50 min

Editng, Patching and Speed/Pitch Correction:

There’s no mention in the original seed info file of my audio restoration of the main source and that of the 2 patch sources before I handed them off to flambay. The restoration work includes the following analyses and related post audio restoration work for all the material included in this seed (and then some). Paraphrasing my notes:

  • DC offset corrected all tracks in all 3 sources
  • manual repair of clicks. pop, crackle and glitches
  • channel offset correction (all sources exhibited the 2.5 to 5 ms channel offset typical of FM transmissions (and any recordings of them)
  • repaired, attenuated or ‘removed’ extraneous, non-musical sonic artifacts
  • overall gain balancing with local corrections
  • clipped peak restoration
  • final channel balancing, gain corrections, and other local adjustments, repairs and corrections

speed correction (flambay) on orig. tracks (source a):
Part 1 Tracks 01-02: -30cts
Part 1 Track 03: -35cts
Part 1 Tracks 04-07: -40cts
Part 2 Tracks 01-02: -40cts
Part 2 Track 03: -35cts
Part 2 Tracks 04-05: -30cts

Additional Notes (not found in the info file):
This is a 2-part concert broadcast reconstructed from 3 different broadcast recording sources. All the sources are FM recordings of varying lineage. It’s not a Frankenstein’s monster however. There are no rough or jarring changes in sound, and, if you do notice the slight sonic changes at the patch boundaries, they are brief and transitory as you will again soon be overwhelmed by this great band.

This is the complete concert sourced from three, restored and speed-corrected analog FM broadcast recordings. It is a composite of the best extant segments of two different post-concert broadcasts, above referred to as Part 1 and Part 2.

The restored radio announcements have been included for historical accuracy, but you may play it, seamlessly, without these interruptions if you prefer by excluding those tracks from your playlist.

If you don’t have the direct dL you should grab it: It sounds great, brought back to life by flambay’s elbow grease and magic Pixy dust.

This version has not been altered since it was first seeded on DIME in April of 2010.

There is a partial, digital, rebroadcast recording available via the original broadcaster which is super clean and bright, but no digital sources were included herein.

Bob Weir – San Francisco, CA (05/12/90)

Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman
May 12, 1990
Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA

Recording Info:
SBD > Cassette Master (TDK SA-X90)

Transfer Info:
Cassette Master (Nakamichi CR-7A) > Tascam DA-3000 (DSF 1-bit/5.8 MHz) >
KORG AudioGate 4 > Samplitude Pro X3 Suite > FLAC/24
(1 Disc FLAC)

All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
December 6, 2017

Notes:
— Clarence Clemons plays Sax on Youngblood thru Easy To Slip and Throwing Stones
— This file set is 16 bit

Set 1:
01 – Walkin’ Blues
02 – Twilight Time >
03 – Blackbird
04 – K.C. Moan
05 – Youngblood
06 – Fever >
07 – Eternity
08 – The Winners >
09 – Easy To Slip

Set 2:
10 – When I Paint My Masterpiece
11 – Artificial Flowers
12 – This Time Forever >
13 – Shade Of Grey >
14 – Victim Or The Crime >
15 – Bass Solo >
16 – Heaven Help The Fool >
17 – Throwing Stones

Encore:
18 – Misty

Bob Weir – Maui, HI (01/10/90)

Bob Weir and Rob Wasserman
War Memorial Auditorium
Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
January 10, 1990

SBD > ? > cassette(2) > Edirol R09 > CD Wave > FLAC

Set I

  1. Festival
  2. Twilight Time
  3. Walkin Blues
  4. Blackbird
  5. Artificial Flowers
  6. Alone
  7. Looks Like Rain
  8. Heaven Help the Fool

Set II

  1. Youngblood
  2. Fever
  3. When I Paint My Masterpiece
  4. Victim or the Crime
  5. Easy to Slip > bass solo
  6. Throwin Stones
    -encore
  7. Misty

Filler: Kauai, Hawaii, 1/12/90 w/Taj Mahal

  1. The Four Mills Brothers
  2. Youngblood

Neil Young & Crazy Horse – Mountain View, CA (10/26/90)

Neil Young w/ Crazy Horse
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, California
Bridge School Benefit 4
26th October 1990

Soundboard Recording : cdr > EAC > Wav > Flac(Level8)

1. Lotta Love – This song is *missing*
2. Love And Only Love
3. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
4. Days That Used To Be
5. Helpless
6. Mansion On The Hill
7. Down By The River – w/ Elvis Costello
8. Rockin’ In The Free World

Guests: Elvis Costello, Steve Miller, Jackson Browne, Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians, Cheech Marin
Band : Neil Young – vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
Frank Sampedro – guitar, keyboards, vocals
Billy Talbot – bass, vocals
Ralph Molina – drums, vocals

Bruce Springsteen – Los Angeles, CA (11/17/90)

Bruce Springsteen
Sat. 17th Nov. 1990
Shrine Auditorium
Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.

CD 1 60.23:
1. Intro
2. Brilliant Disguise
3. Darkness On The Edge Of Town
4. Mansion On The Hill
5. Reason To Believe
6. Red Headed Woman
7. 57 Channels (And Nothin’ On)
8. The Wish
9. Tougher Than The Rest
10. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
11. Soul Driver
12. State Trooper
13. Nebraska
14. When The Lights Go Out

CD 2 64.33:
1. Thunder Road
2. My Hometown
3. Real World
4. Highway 61 Revisited
5. Across The Borderline
6. My Father’s House (16-Nov-90)
7. Atlantic City (16-Nov-90)
8. Wild Billy’s Circus Song (16-Nov-90)
9. The Promised Land (18-Jun-88)
10. My Hometown (18-Jun-88)
11. Blowin’ In The Wind (18-Jun-88)
12. Bad Moon Rising (18-Jun-88)

Silver CDs – EAC (Secure Mode) – WAV – FLAC level 6
Crystal Cat CC 756-57
Soundboard recording

Jerry Garcia Band – Berkeley, CA (08/05/90)

Jerry Garcia Band
8/5/90
Greek Theatre – Berkeley, CA
University of California Berkeley

This is a flac encoded & tagged version of shnid: 22083
Recording Info:
(FOB) Nakamichi 700/CP701 -> Dat

Transfer Info:
Dat (Sony D8) -> CD (Tascam CDRW700) -> EAC -> Cool Edit Pro v1.2 ->
CD -> EAC -> SHN (2 Discs Audio / 2 Discs SHN)

Recorded By Bill Reutelhuber
All Transfers By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
July 2001

Notes:
The bass on this one is brutal.

Set 1:
d1t01 – How Sweet It Is
d1t02 – Stop That Train
d1t03 – Forever Young
d1t04 – Run For The Roses
d1t05 – That’s What Love Will Make You Do
d1t06 – My Sisters And Brothers
d1t07 – Tears Of Rage
d1t08 – Deal

Set 2:
d2t01 – Midnight Moonlight*
d2t02 – Harder They Come*
d2t03 – And It Stoned Me
d2t04 – Waiting For A Miracle
d2t05 – Evangeline
d2t06 – Think
d2t07 – That Lucky Old Sun
d2t08 – Tangled Up In Blue

Lineup:
Jerry Garcia – guitar, vocals
John Kahn – bass
Melvin Seals – keyboards
David Kemper – drums
Jaclyn LaBranch – backing vocals
Gloria Jones – backing vocals

Notes:
* with Bela Fleck On Banjo
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones opened.

10,000 Maniacs – Ann Arbor, MI (11/02/90)

10,000 Maniacs
November 2nd, 1990
Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, MI

Download MP3@320: Mediafire

Master:
Nakamichi CM-100 Cards>Sony TCD-D5M>Cass(m)
Handheld, first balcony, right of center
by Alan Schmit

Conversion:
Cass(m)>Onkyo TA-6711>Tascam DA-20 (A/D)>Microtrack 24/96>WAV
WAV>Sound Studio 2.2.4>xACT 2.06>FLAC
by Dave Mallick

01. Maddox Table [03:32.72]
02. Like The Weather [04:04.53]
03. What’s The Matter Here? [05:06.05]
04. Cherry Tree [03:44.19]
05. The Latin One [03:37.32]
06. Gun Shy [04:32.69]
07. Orange [03:32.00]
08. Cotton Alley [04:37.53]
09. Trouble Me [03:32.40]
10. A Campfire Song [03:29.63]
11. All Right Now [00:59.14]
12. //Headstrong [04:11.14]
13. Eat For Two [04:03.10]
14. Hey Jack Kerouac [03:36.63]
15. Daktari [06:01.22]
16. Scorpio Rising [03:36.72]
17. My Mother The War/ [05:06.21]
18. The Big Parade [04:19.28]
19. unknown// [00:09.66]
Total: [71:54.41]

Ok sounding audience recording. Suffers from periodic bouts of people talking way to close to the mics. Sounds like it was set up pretty far away from the speakers, but overall not too bad.

Notes From the Torrent Uploader:
– First track is missing right channel until 1:02.
– Tape flip after track 11; beginning of track 12 is missing.
– Apparent tape stoppage at 4:41 of track 17; perhaps an encore break?
– Recording ends abruptly when someone notices Alan taping and asks
for his deck.

The Rolling Stones – London, England (07/07/90)

The Rolling Stones
Seventh Of July
Label: CHAM 2-9000
Live at Wembley Stadium, July 7.1990 (complete show)
FM BROADCAST/STEREO SOUNDBOARD FLAC

Disc 1 (Playtime: 64:01 )

01-Continental Drift ( 1:38 )
02-Start Me Up ( 4:00 )
03-Sad Sad Sad ( 3:54 )
04-Harlem Shuffle ( 4:26 )
05-Tumbling Dice ( 4:32 )
06-Miss You ( 6:23 )
07-Almost hear you sigh ( 5:28 )
08-Ruby Tuesday ( 3:37 )
09-Angie ( 3:30 )
10-Rock and a hard place ( 5:25 )
11-Mixed Emotions ( 5:07 )
12-Honky tonk women ( 5:09 )
13-Midnight Rambler ( 10:52 )

Disc 2 (Playtime: 66:44 )

01-You can’t always get what you want ( 8:27 )
02-Happy ( 4:47 )
03-Paint It Black ( 4:15 )
04-2000 light years from home ( 6:15 )
05-Sympathy for the devil ( 7:27 )
06-Street Fighting Man ( 4:24 )
07-Gimme Shelter ( 6:28 )
08-It’s only rock ‘n roll ( 4:45 )
09-Brown Sugar ( 4:19 )
10-Jumpin’ jack flash ( 7:30 )
11-I Can’t Get No Satisfaction ( 8:07 )

Paul McCartney – Washington, DC (07/04/90)

Paul McCartney
07/04/90
RFK Stadium
Washington, DC

Set I
Rough Ride
Birthday
Band on the Run
We got Married
Let Em In
Long and Winding RoadFool on the Hill
Sgt. Peppers
Good Day Sunshine
Can’t Buy Me Love
Put it There
Things We Said Today
Eleanor Rigby
Set II
My Brave Face
Back in the USSR
Saw Her Standing There
Coming Up
Let it Be
Live and Let Die
Hey Jude
Yesterday
Get Back
Golden Slumbers>
Carry that Weight>
The End