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Muddy Waters – Paris, France (11/07/76)

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Muddy Waters
Blues & Jazz Festival Paris 1976
Paris, France, November 7,1976
Maison De Radio FM Broadcast
Excellent FM Recording

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CD 1
1. Give Me A Personal Paper
2. Key To The Highway
3. They Call Me Muddy Waters
4. That Same Thing
5. My Baby
6. Honey Bee
7. Walkiní Blues
8. Rolliní And Tumbliní

CD 2
1. Nothing But Soul
2. How Blue Can You Get
3. Five Long Years
4. I Live The Life I Love
5. Donít Go No Farther
6. St. Louis Blues
7. Got My Mojo Working
8. Outro

The Band:
Muddy Waters – Guitar & Vocals
Pinetop Perkins – Piano
Jerry Portnoy – Harmonica
Luther ‘Guitar Jr.’ Johnson – Guitar
Bob Margolin – Guitar
Calvin Jones – Bass
Willie ëBig Eyesí Smith – Drums

Norah Jones – Paris, France (01/20/07)

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Norah Jones
Maison de Radio
Paris, France
1/20/07

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Cold Cold Heart
Sunrise
Thinking About You
Sinking Soon
Not Too Late
Not My Friend
Humble Me
Wake Me Up
Broken
Until the End
Creepin’ In
Long Way Home
Little Room
My Dear Country
Rosie’s Lullabye
Be My Somebody
Don’t Know Why
Come Away With Me
Applause
Lonestar

This is one of my all time favorite bootlegs. The quality is just gorgeous. The playing is superb. And it is Norah. Sweet, beautiful Norah. That voice moves parts of my insides that I’m not allowed to talk about. It was recorded on the Not Too Late tour and it includes a very nice mix of all three of her albums.

The sound is just perfect. So many of the concerts I’ve heard from Norah sound bad. On disk she is so silky smooth and live, it seems, for awhile she was kind of clunky. The piano clanked and the sound was like in a jar. Here it sounds like her albums have come to life. Add to that Norah’s sweet bits of chatter throughout and it is just about as perfect as a bootleg can be.