Jackson Browne – Columbia, SC (04/21/78)

Jackson Browne with David Lindley
Palm Meadows Benefit,
Township Auditorium, Columbia, SC
April 21, 1978

01 Come All Ye Fair And Tender Maidens
02 Take It Easy
03 Jamaica Say You Will
04 Looking Into You
05 Fountain Of Sorrow
06 For Everyman
07 Linda Paloma
08 Cocaine
09 Rosie //
10 // For A Dancer
11 The Reel Of The Hanged One
12 Crow On The Cradle
13 Before The Deluge
14 Running On Empty
15 The Load Out >
16 Stay
17 The Pretender
18 Will The Circle Be Unbroken * //

  • w/ John Sebastian

source: SBD
lineage: unknown
nak dragon/b > tascam hd-p2 24/96 > pc > adobe audition 2.0 > cd wave > flac

Jackson Browne – Columbia, MD (08/27/77)

Jackson Browne
August 27th, 1977
Merriweather Post Pavilion,
Columbia, MD.

Source: Audience capture from Cassette (low gen / trade tape)
Transfer: cassette in Tascam CC-222 MK II > analog out > to SONY- ICD-SX750 PCM / wav recorder 16/44 > USB to desktop > CDWAV (track split) > Stamp ID3 Tag Editor > TLH checksums & torrent.

  1. intro
  2. The Fuse
  3. Rock Me On The Water
  4. The Late Show
  5. Here Come Those Tears Again
  6. Love Needs A Heart
  7. For A Dancer
  8. The Road
  9. Linda Paloma
  10. For Everyman
  11. You Love The Thunder
  12. Running On Empty*
  13. merch rap
  14. Before The Deluge
  15. Sleep’s Dark & Silent Gate
  16. The Pretender
  17. The Load Out > Stay*
  18. crowd / encore:
  19. Doctor My Eyes

*omitted tracks officially released on “Running On Empty” lp.

Personnel:
Jackson Browne ñ vocals, guitar, acoustic piano
Rosemary Butler ñ background vocals, co-lead vocal on “Stay”
Craig Doerge ñ Keyboards
Doug Haywood ñ background vocals
Danny Kortchmar ñ lead guitar
Russ Kunkel ñ drums
David Lindley ñ lap steel guitar, fiddle, co-lead vocal on “Stay”
Leland Sklar ñ bass guitar

The Who – Columbia, MD (06/29/70)

The Who
Merriweather Post Pavilion,
Columbia, Maryland
June 29, 1970.

Source: Unknown Audience Recording.
Quality: Very Good, 7/10 rating.

Set List:

1.Heaven & Hell 4:26
2.I Can’t Explain 2:23
3.Young Man Blues 5:33
4.Overture 5:33
5.It’s a Boy 0:34
6.1921 2:21
7.Amazing Journey 3:15
8.Sparks (Beginning) 0:14
9.Eyesight to the Blind 1:53
10.Christmas 3:09
11.The Acid Queen (Incomplete) 2:17
12.Pinball Wizard 2:48
13.Do You Think it’s Alright 0:22
14.Fiddle About 1:14
15.Tommy Can You Hear Me 1:01
16.There’s a Doctor 0:20
17.Go to the Mirror 3:26
18.Smash the Mirror 1:13
19.Miracle Cure 0:13
20.I’m Free 2:21
21.Tommy’s Holiday Camp (Cuts in at beginning) 0:59
22.We’re Not Gonna Take It (Cuts) 6:58
23.Summertime Blues 4:15

Sound Quality: A good, but incomplete audience recording the guitar is a little too loud, but it’s a minor complaint.

Details: A very good show and recording, but a substantial part wasn’t taped ‘My Generation’ is definitely missing and probably ‘Water’ and ‘I Donít Even Know Myself’ as well. The group gives another fine performance, equaling the outstanding show at this same venue the year before. The playing is at its usual very high standard for this era and Townshendís solos are blistering in ‘Heaven and Hell’ and ‘Young Man Blues’ later what sounds like a flaw in the recording makes for a bizarre version of ‘Tommyís Holiday Camp’. The parts of the show that were taped are well-recorded and itís puzzling why only an hour of this great show exists.

57:01 Minutes.