NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE
Forever Sunset
Fillmore East, New York
March 6, 1970

CD 1:
EARLY SHOW

1. Come On Baby Let’s Go Downtown
2. Wonderin’
3. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
4. Down By The River
5. Winterlong
   LATE SHOW
6. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
7. Winterlong
8. Wonderin’
9. Come On Baby Let’s Go Downtown
10. Cinnamon Girl
11. Cowgirl In The Sand

CD 2:

1. Come On Baby Let’s Go Downtown
2. Wonderin’
3. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
4. Down By The River
5. Winterlong
6. Cinnamon Girl
7. Cowgirl In The Sand

Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Filmore East, New York
3-7-70

Good-Very Good Mono Audience Tape

10 Ωî Reel of Scotch tape, 1/2 track, @7 Ω ips (Technics 1506) to Tascam Prof CD Recorder

EAC > Wav > Flac

Acoustic

1. On the Way Home (already in progress)
2. Broken Arrow
3. I am a Child
4. Now a Dayís Clancy Canít even Sing
5. The Loner

Electric w/ Crazy Horse

6. Everybody Know This is Nowhere (already in progress)
7. Winter Long
8. Down By The River

Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Tea Party, Boston Mass.
3-1-70 Good-Very Good Mono Audience Tape

10 Ωî Reel of Scotch tape, 1/2 track, @7 Ω ips (Technics 1506) to Tascam Prof CD Recorder

9. Sugar Mountain (Acoustic)
10. Cowgirl in the Sand (Electric w/ Crazy Horse)

Here is another tape with a story. In the early 1970ís WBCN-FM (Boston) started a show they called ëRare Tape Nightí. Maybe 2 or 3 times a year for a few hours they would play back recordings they had in their archives. Early on, ‘folks / friends of the station’ would drop off rare recordings they acquired (bootleg lps, tapes ect). These would be played back, sometimes until late into the night. As the Radio station grew, the time slot got smaller and smaller until the show was abandoned (probably due to record company pressure). Early recordings of WBCN shows have them playing Woodstock ëouttakesí, the Byrds at the Tea Party, Buffalo Springfieldís Long Version of ëBluebirdí, and FM broadcasts that the station originated. Around 1978, I made friends with some folks at WBCN. I was invited up several times as they were interested in what I had for recordings (Bruce Springsteen was big at this point). At one point an intern handed me this 10 Ω in. reel and asked if I was interested in it. He said he needed an empty reel from me in return or he was going to take a razor blade to it. They had already listened to it and decided it was something they would never play. So I gave him my take-up reel and took the box home. It was marked Neil Young Live Fillmore East 3/7/70 and Tea Party 3/1/70. I have no idea if this show is out or where the rest is. This is all I have. I was told there were a couple of guys taping Tea Party shows on a portable ëUHRí reel to reel, but I was never able to find out who they wereÖÖÖ.

Issues: There are random clicks and pops on this tape. It was in very poor condition and not properly wound when I received it. There are also a few splices. It is one of those tapes you hate to playback, and you watch the entire time. But I played it through without any issues. The taper claps between songs with the mike in his hand so ëbe preparedí. The Fillmore acoustic set sounds good but the electric is a bit muddy. The Tea Party acoustic & electric sounds very good and a little bit brighter.

Note: I align the payback head on my machines to match the source recording. This gives you the best playback without having phase issues. If you should hear any phase issues, they are inherent to the source tape I am playing back. I also biased all my reels prior to recording on them. I feel this has given me some great sounding tapes as you will hear in the futureÖÖÖÖÖÖÖPeace

I never used noise reduction and all my tapes are at 7 Ω ips. Nothing has been edited out or EQíd.