Miles Davis
12/08/56
Blue Note Club, Philadelphia, PA
Tune Up (M. Davis)
Walkin’ (R. Carpenter)
Miles Davis (tpt); John Coltrane (ts); William “Red” Garland (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d)
Miles Davis
12/08/56
Blue Note Club, Philadelphia, PA
Tune Up (M. Davis)
Walkin’ (R. Carpenter)
Miles Davis (tpt); John Coltrane (ts); William “Red” Garland (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d)
Tom Waits
Academy of Music Theater
Philadelphia – PA
21-09-1975
Lineage :
Source: Audience Recording > 1st generation cassette (courtesy of M.R. archive)
Wav > WavePad Sound Editor > Flac
Setlist :
John Coltrane Quartet
A love Supreme Second Movement First live Execution
September 18, 1964
Pep’s Lounge, Philadelphia
Source/Quality: aud (C+) improved to B/B- Pitch Fixed and Sound Improved
A Flambay – Uo14945 production
uploaded 2012 april 01 by U014945
This time Flambay has fixed the pitch
and While we were at it I spent another 10 hours cleaning the tracks (5 hours just for the bass solo)
Enjoy
Maurizio
John Coltrane (ts);
McCoy Tyner (p);
Jimmy Garrison (b);
Elvin Jones (d)
01 Resolution Theme – Trane solo 6:14
02 Resolution McCoy 8:29
03 Resolution Bass solo I 00:42
04 Resolution Bass solo II 6:25
05 Resolution Trane solo – Theme 10:35
Contrast Clause **
upgrade of the following torrent already posted by myself back in 09 2010
Torrent #324012 John Coltrane Quartet,A love Supreme Second Movement First live Execution,SOUND IMPROVED!!!, September 18, 1964
below notes from the 2 older torrents :
NEW IMPROVEMENT OF THE sOUND !!!
While listening to this concert I discovered that there where still some improvement that
could be made on the sound.
In particular I cleaned many diginoises in the bass solo and in the first 2 tracks
Not so many in the last one.
In the bass solo I also used Audacity ‘Low pass filter’ to reduce tape noise
track 14 is the same solo without ‘low pass filter’.
Contrast Clause **
upgrade of the following torrent already posted by myself back in 2008:
Torrent #182951 John Coltrane4tet, ALove Supreme Resolution 1st live Execution,1964 Aug.18
Original notes of my torrent :
After some 18 hours of work I can offer to you this very rare (to me a premiere) version of RESOLUTION,
the second movement of A Love Supreme, the first live known to exist to my knowledge.
The original Tape (you’ll find it as Track02) was very noisy and needed a lot of volume adjustment.
The Bass solo is divided into 2 parts because it seems to come from to different sources.
The first part was almost inaudible and I had to pump up the volume to make it listenable (but almost without
ambiance noises )
The second part was pretty much louder and with a lot of noises as if the taper moved to a better place
to record the bass (it seems to me that there might be some music missing here in between).
Hope you all enjoy
Thanks to Peter losin for the original CD
Ciao
Maurizio
Band: Pink Floyd
RoIO: Rivers of Steel
Date: 1975-06-20
Venue: Three Rivers Stadium
Place: Pittsburgh, PA
Tracks: 4+
Total Length: 35:42
Disc 1
Total Time: 35:42
Pink Floyd: Rivers Of Steel (MCD021)
Low Gen > Wav > SHN -> Wav -> Cool Edit Pro 2.0 -> Flac Front End (level 5) -> Flac
This is an upgrade of the original Pittsburgh 1975 recording that sounded awful.
Speed Corrected, Hiss Removed, Equalized, Level Balanced, Amplified
I did this because I was bored. The sounds is much better than the original. Enjoy!
Digitally Remastered by Marooned on 2005-06-21
Cover Art by Marooned on 2005-06-21
Seeded on Echoes Of Time – http://www.echoeshub.com
The Band
1976-09-17
Spectrum Theater,
Philadelphia, PA
source: aud cassette master
taped by Rich Petrunis
sony recorder
nakamichi dragon > benchmark adc1 24/96 >
pc > adobe audition cs6 > cd wave > flac
transfer & seed by Rob Berger april 2013
disc one: 40:20
01 – Ophelia
02 – The Shape I’m In
03 – It Makes No Difference
04 – The Weight
05 – King Harvest
06 – Twilight
07 – Ring Your Bell
08 – The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down >
09 – Across The Great Divide
10 – Stage Fright
disc two: 41:19
01 – Forbidden Fruit
02 – Acadian Driftwood
03 – The Genetic Method >
04 – Chest Fever
05 – This Wheel’s On Fire
06 – Don’t Do It
07 – Up On Cripple Creek
08 – Life Is A Carnival
09 – W.S. Walcott Medicine Show
notes: Thanks to Rich and his son John for sharing this
rarity with us.
Steve Earle & The Dukes
Theater Of The Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA
18-Jul-2000
01 Transcendental Blues
02 Everyone’s In Love With You
03 Another Town
04 Taneytown
05 Hard-Core Troubadour
06 My Old Friend The Blues
07 Someday
08 Telephone Road
09 More Than I Can Do
10 I Can Wait
11 The Boy Who Never Cried
12 Steve’s Last Ramble
13 Lonelier Than This
14 I Don’t Want To Lose You Yet
15 Wherever I Go
16 Fearless Heart
17 The Devil’s Right Hand
18 I Ain’t Ever Satisfied
19 Goodbye
20 Halo ‘Round The Moon
21 Billy And Bonnie
22 The Galway Girl
23 Copperhead Road Intro
24 Copperhead Road/(Band Introductions)
25 Over Yonder (Jonathan’s Song)
26 All Of My Life (cut)
SBD > ? > CDR > EAC (secure w/ offsets) > WAV > FLAC (level 8)
Not the complete show; missing N.Y.C./The Unrepentant and encores (Breed/I’ll Be Comin’ Around/Time Has Come Today/State Trooper/No Reply/Guitar Town).
Poison
1984-01-15
Pep O’Brians
Old Forge, PA, USA [live As Paris]
SOUND RATING: AUDIENCE- A-/B+
LINAGE:
AUD -> ? -> Silver CD -> EAC: WAV -> TLH: FLAC 8 -> Hungercity
Notes:
This CD contains recorded live material of the original Poison lineup. When they were known as Paris.
Dedicated to Rikki Rockett in honor of the great live performances he has
continuously delivered to Poison fans worldwide.
This CD is also dedicated to Matthew Smith as one of the only live
recordings available to traders.
Vocals: Brett Michael Star (Brett Sychak)
Guitars: Matthew “KoKo” Smith
Bass: Bobby Dall (Robert Kuykendall)
Drums: Rikki Rockett (Richard Ream)
SHARED ON HUNGERCITY SEPT. 2012 WITH A BIG THANKS TO ZBIRD FOR TRACKING DOWN THE SILVER CD VERSION OF THIS.
miles davis
academy of music
philadelphia pa june 23 1991
miles
kenny garrett-alto
foley-bass
deron johnson-keys
richard patterson-bass
ricky wellman-drums
complete
01.perfect way
02.new blues(star people)
03.hannibal
04.human nature
05.time after time
06.penetration
07.tutu
08.drum&bass
audience master.sony d6c/909 mic>
maxell xl2s>sony hx pro/audio source
eq one>philips cdr775>eac>flac8>dime
Miles Davis Band
Unknown Venue
Pittsburgh, PA
August 29th 1986
SBD *GREAT sound w/ just a little hiss. Some sloppy tracking(not by me)!
Miles Davis (tp, org)
Bob Berg (ss, ts)
Robben Ford (g)
Robert Irving III,
Adam Holzman (synth)
Felton Crews (el-b)
Vincent Wilburn, Jr. (d)
Steve Thornton (perc)
CD 1:
01 One Phone Call/Street Scenes
02 Speak
03 New Blues (Star People)
04 Perfect Way
05 Human Nature
06 Wrinkle
07 Tutu
CD 2:
01 Splatch
02 Time After Time
03 Tomaas
04 Carnival Time
05 Don’t Lose Your Mind
06 Burn
This is my favorite post-retirement line up which I’m sure is because Robben Ford is on guitar. I don’t think I have seen this posted in at least a few years so I thought I would upload it. BTW- I’m looking for an upgrade to my copy of the New Orleans 86′ SBD if anybody can help me. Thanks in advance.
enjoy
mr_mags
John Coltrane Quartet
A love Supreme Second Movement First live Execution
August 18, 1964
Pep’s Lounge, Philadelphia
Source/Quality: aud (C+) improved to B/B-
John Coltrane (ts);
McCoy Tyner (p);
Jimmy Garrison (b);
Elvin Jones (d)
00 Adjusting the mic 0:06
01 Resolution Theme – Trane solo 6:05
02 Resolution McCoy 8:45
03 Resolution Bass solo I 0:35
04 Resolution Bass solo II 6:29
05 Resolution Trane solo – Theme 10:23
track02 (Resolution complete raw) 32:24
After some 18 hours of work I can offer to you this very rare (to me a premiere) version of RESOLUTION,
the second movement of A Love Supreme, the first live known to exist to my knowledge.
The original Tape (you’ll find it as Track02) was very noisy and needed a lot of volume adjustment.
The Bass solo is divided into 2 parts because it seems to come from to different sources.
The first part was almost inaudible and I had to pump up the volume to make it listenable (but almost without
ambiance noises )
The second part was pretty much louder and with a lot of noises as if the taper moved to a better place
to record the bass (it seems to me that there might be some music missing here in between).
Hope you all enjoy
Thanks to Peter losin for the original CD
Ciao
Maurizio