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Charlie Parker – Bird 53 Plus 50

Charlie Parker
July 26, 1953 (20 items; TT = 66:50)
Open Door, New York NY
Private recording (Tape)
Jam session

Charlie Parker (as); Benny Harris (tpt); Al Haig (p); Charles Mingus (b); Art Taylor (d)

First set
1 Out of Nowhere (E. Heyman-J.W. Green) (incomplete) 3:02
2 Star Eyes (D. Raye-G. DePaul-P. Johnston) (incomplete) 3:53
3 Cool Blues (C. Parker) (incomplete) 4:41
4 East of the Sun (And West of the Moon) (B. Bowman) (incomplete) 3:24
5 The Song is You (J. Kern-O. Hammerstein) (incomplete) 6:07
6 52nd Street Theme (T. Monk) (incomplete) 2:33

Second set
7 Ornithology (C. Parker-B. Harris) (incomplete) 3:18
8 Scrapple from the Apple (C. Parker) 3:30
9 My Old Flame (A. Johnston-S. Coslow) 4:13
10 My Little Suede Shoes (C. Parker) (incomplete) 2:11

Third set
11 I Remember You (J. Mercer-V. Schertzinger) (incomplete) 3:01
12 All the Things You Are (J. Kern-O. Hammerstein) [Bird of Paradise] 4:12
13 Just You, Just Me (R. Klages-J. Greer) (incomplete) 2:00
14 I’ll Remember April (D. Raye-G. DePaul-P. Johnston) (incomplete) 4:15
15 Hot House (T. Dameron) (incomplete) 3:16
16 52nd Street Theme (T. Monk) (incomplete) 2:58

Fourth set
17 I Cover the Waterfront (E. Heyman-J.W. Green) (incomplete) 2:26
18 This Time the Dream’s on Me (H. Arlen-J. Mercer) 4:14
19 I’ll Remember April (D. Raye-G. DePaul-P. Johnston) (incomplete) 2:37
20 52nd Street Theme (T. Monk) (incomplete) 0:34

The tape, made by Chan Parker, is edited to some themes and Parker solos only. There are no Bud Powell solos, although Parker can be heard announcing him.

October 23, 1950 (15 items; TT = 48:11)
Pershing Hotel Ballroom, Chicago IL
Private recording (Tape)
Charlie Parker Quintet

Charlie Parker (as); Unknown (tb); Earl Lavon “Von” Freeman (ts); George Freeman (g); Chris Anderson (p); Leroy Jackson (b); Bruz Freeman (d); Unknown (voc)

First set
1 Indiana (J.F. Hanley-B. McDonald) 5:51
2 I Can’t Get Started (V. Duke-I. Gershwin) 2:47
3 Anthropology (D. Gillespie-C. Parker) 5:18
4 Out of Nowhere (E. Heyman-J.W. Green) 2:46
5 Get Happy (H. Arlen-T. Koehler) 5:34

Second set
6 Hot House (T. Dameron) 5:00
7 Embraceable You (G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin) 2:00
8 Body and Soul (J.W. Green-E. Heyman-R. Sour-F. Eyton) 2:15
9 Cool Blues (C. Parker) 3:14
10 Stardust (H. Carmichael-M. Parish) (incomplete) 0:56
11 All the Things You Are (J. Kern-O. Hammerstein) [Bird of Paradise] 3:07
12 Billie’s Bounce (C. Parker) 3:08
13 Pennies from Heaven (J. Burke-A. Johnston) (incomplete) 3:18
14 Pennies from Heaven (J. Burke-A. Johnston) (incomplete) 2:57

From a tape made by Donald Coy. Edited to Parker solos and exchanges. The tape was recorded off a dressing room speaker, and parts of some items (“Embraceable You” through “All the Things You Are”) are marred by conversation. It’s unlikely that the titles from this session and the next one are all from the same date, but they’re probably from the same gig.

Charlie Parker – New York, NY (05/29/53)

Charlie Parker
Birdland, New York City, NY
Sound Improved Pitch Fixed !!
1953-05-29

uploaded to Dime 2012 january 31 by u014945

a Flambay – u014945 production

The Sound was pretty good
Just a bit ‘dusty’ so I used 3 CEP utilities to remove pos and clicks and
after that I had only to remove very few clicks

The right channell needed normalization too

I have also divided Mc intro from tracks so that those ,
(like Myself) who don’t like
listening to people shouting before tracks ,
can leave such things out.

Dime > > Cool edit Pro (click/pops elimination) > Audacity (noises cutting and volume adjusting) > TLH ( SBE – Flac 8) > dime

01 Moose the Mooche 05:07
02 Intro to 00:18
02 Cheryl / Lullaby Of Birdland 07:46
TT 13:14

Enjoy

Maurizio

below the original tom Shyman’s notes:

WJZ broadcast > ? > “The Bird You Never Heard” (Stash STCD 10) > EAC > FLAC (secure mode) + checksum by amellowsoul

01 Moose the Mooche 5:08
02 Cheryl / Lullaby Of Birdland 0018 + 7:51 (8:09)
TT 13:19

Charlie Parker – Alto sax
Bud Powell – Piano
Charles Mingus – Bass
Arthur Taylor – Drums
Candido Camero – Conga
Bob Garrity – Announcer

Pink Floyd – Uniondale, NY (06/17/75)

Pink Floyd
1975 June 17
Nassau Coliseum
Uniondale, Long Island, New York

CD 01

  1. Raving And Drooling [14:20]
  2. You Gotta Be Crazy [13:39]
  3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5) [13:22]
  4. Have A Cigar [4:40]
  5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9) [12:37]
  6. Speak To Me [3:24]
  7. Breathe [3:01]
  8. On The Run [4:48]
  9. Time [5:21]
  10. Breathe (Reprise) [1:07]

CD 02

  1. The Great Gig In The Sky [7:03]
  2. Money [9:00]
  3. Us And Them [7:58]
  4. Any Colour You Like [10:08]
  5. Brain Damage [3:58]
  6. Eclipse [2:08]
  7. Echoes [24:34]

Johnny Cash – New York, NY (07/09/96)

Johnny Cash
07/09/96
Irving Plaza
New York, NY

dsdb>>dat>>cdr

Folsom Prison Blues
Get Rhythm When You Get the Blues
Sunday Morning Coming Down
(Ghost) Riders in the Sky
A Cowboy’s Prayer > Oh, Bury Me Not
I Never Picked Cotton
Unchained
Rowboat
Rusty Cage
Southern Accents
Memories Are Made of This
Ring of Fire
Intros > Walk the Line
I’ve Got Jesus in My Soul
Jackson*
If I Were a Carpenter* %cuts
Wabash Cannonball*
Wildwood Flower*
June yakking > I Used to Be Somebody**
Can the Circle Be Unbroken (Bye and Bye)**
Big River
I Still Miss Someone
Orange Blossom Special
I’ll Be Waiting*

  • – w/ June
    ** – June, no Johnny

Allen Toussaint – New York, NY (02/06/87)

ALLEN TOUSSAINT
BOTTOM LINE
NYC
FEB.6,1987
LATE SHOW


SBD

1-INTRODUCTION (FUN TIME, INSTRUMENTAL VERSION)
2-HAPPY TIME
3-SHOO RAH
4-TALK
5-WITH YOU IN MIND
6-INSTRUMENTAL / BAND INTRODUCTION
7-WHAT DO YOU WANT THE GIRL TO DO
8-WORKIN’ IN A COAL MINE
9-FUN TIME
10-TI-NA-NA
11-ROCKIN’ PNEUMONIA (AND THE BOOGIE WOOGIE FLU)
12-MOTHER IN LAW
13-ALL THESE THINGS
14-SOUTHERN NIGHTS

SB CASSETTE MASTER > 2ND GEN REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT >
COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC >

Goody’s additional lineage:
Cool Edit Pro 2.1 (Pitch Bender +32 cents) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; .ffp)

Amadee Castenell, Jr. – saxophone
Lou Soloff – trumpet
Danny Draher – guitar
? – percussion
Wilbur Bascomb – bass
Bernard “Pretty” Purdie – drums

Pitch was approximately 32 cents flat – Adjusted 3/7/06

Text updated for this edition 11/10/2015.

RIP Allen Toussaint

The Rolling Stones – New York, NY (11/27/69)

The Rolling Stones
Madison Square Garden 1969 First Night
New York, NY
27th November 1969

Acid Project 059

Matrix by Falo
Remaster by Captain Acid
Artwork by Mr. D

December 2020

01 JumpinJack Flash
02 Carol
03 Sympathy For The Devil
04 Stray Cat Blues
05 Love In Vain
06 Prodigal Son
07 You Gotta Move
08 Under My Thumb / Im Free
09 Midnight Rambler
10 Live With Me
11 Little Queenie
12 (I Can`t Get No) Satisfaction
13 Honky Tonk Women
14 Street Fighting Man

Sources for matrix:
ABKCO Youtube share 2019 (soundboard)
DAC-092 “Broadway” (Audience)

Bob Dylan & Tom Petty – Saratoga Springs, NY (07/13/86)

Bob Dylan & Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Saratoga Performing Arts Center,
Saratoga Springs, New York
July 13th 1986

Disc One (52:41)

  1. tuning & intro
  2. UNCHAIN MY HEART
  3. POSITIVELY 4TH STREET
  4. CLEAN-CUT KID
  5. I’LL REMEMBER YOU
  6. SHOT OF LOVE
  7. WE HAD IT ALL
  8. MASTERS OF WAR
  9. STRAIGHT INTO DARKNESS
  10. THINK ABOUT ME
  11. THE WAITING
  12. BREAKDOWN

Disc Two (61:00)

  1. MR TAMBOURINE MAN
  2. TO RAMONA
  3. ONE TOO MANY MORNINGS
  4. I FORGOT MORE THAN YOU’LL EVER KNOW
  5. UNION SUNDOWN
  6. WHEN THE NIGHT COMES FALLING FROM THE SKY
  7. LONESOME TOWN
  8. BALLAD OF A THIN MAN
  9. EVEN THE LOSERS
  10. SPIKE
  11. DON’T DO ME LIKE THAT
  12. REFUGEE

Disc Three (52:07)

  1. RAINY DAY WOMEN #12 & 35
  2. SEEING THE REAL YOU AT LAST
  3. ACROSS THE BORDERLINE
  4. I AND I
  5. band intros >
  6. LIKE A ROLLING STONE
  7. IN THE GARDEN
  8. BLOWIN’ IN THE WIND
  9. HOUSE OF THE RISIN’ SUN
  10. KNOCKIN’ ON HEAVEN’S DOOR

Disc One: Tracks 9-12 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Disc Two: Tracks 9-12 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

Al Di Meola – New York, NY (05/05/78)

Al Di Meola
Palladium (New York, NY)
Date May 5, 1978
Total Length 1:16:00

1 Intro01:37
2 Egyptian Danza05:19
3 Chasin’ The Voodoo04:54
4 Dark Eye Tango05:48
5 Short Tails Of The Black Forest07:36
6 Fantasia Suite For Two Guitars09:36
7 Captain Senor Mouse09:03
8 Midnight Tango07:49
9 Race With The Devil On The Spanish Highway09:49
10 The Wizard09:02
11 Chasin’ The Voodoo Reprise05:27

Liner Notes
Al Di Meola – guitar, vocals;
Steve Gadd – drums;
Anthony Jackson – bass;
Barry Miles – keyboards;
Mingo Lewis – percussion;
Eddie Colon – percussion

Scott Muni, acting as this show’s emcee, makes a reference to how the audience is about to hear some “real” music just before bringing on Al Di Meola and his solo band for an electrifying showcase of jazz-rock fusion. It is almost as if the announcer is promising the audience redemption for having had to endure corporate rock and disco. Remember, this was 1978 …

Di Meola, a Berklee School of Music graduate whose blistering guitar style married the best elements of rock and jazz, had just left Return to Forever, the groundbreaking fusion band that included Chic Corea on keyboards, Stanley Clarke on bass, and Lenny White on drums. During this time he was among the most celebrated jazz-rock musicians on the scene. Two years prior, while still in Return to Forever, Di Meola had released Land of the Midnight Sun; he followed it in 1977 with Elegant Gypsy, which went Gold in the US. The success was driven by FM radio stations, an unlikely benefactor given their begrudging support of jazz-fusion.

This show, recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour at New York’s Palladium Theater, features an all-star band that was assembled in order to record the 1978 album, Casino. With Steve Gadd on drums, Barry Miles on keyboards, bassist extraordinaire Anthony Jackson, and a percussion section including Mingo Lewis, these guys could really play, even if they hadn’t been working together for very long. For the set, Di Meola mixes material from his three solo albums, including Casino. “Chasin’ the Voodoo,” “Dark Eye Tango,” “Short Tails Of The Black Forest,” and “Fantasia Suite For Two Guitars,” are played with speed and precision, and the power of the Gadd/Jackson rhythm section is undeniable.

Things are thrown through a curve when Di Meola offers up a new arrangement of RTF bandmate Chick Corea’s jazz classic, “Captain Senór Mouse.” With most of the songs clocking in at five to ten minutes, Di Meola is eager to give his side players considerable space and time to solo and stretch out. Other highlights include “Midnight Tango” and the powerful “Race With The Devil On The Spanish Highway.” The band finishes its encore to a thunderous response from the crowd. Not knowing any other new material, the band performs a reprise of “Chasin’ the Voodoo.”

Di Meola has remained a jazz fusion superstar ever since, although he is focusing much more on acoustic music and more straightforward jazz leanings these days.