Pink Floyd
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
June 26th 1969
Disc (79:29m)
The Rodding Stones
Saturday Night Special – It’s Only A Mix… But I Like It
Flying Horses Records Ltd. – FC 020
Vinyl, 12″, Maxi-Single
Am I Grooving You
Somebody
Mystifies Me
Take A Look At The Guy
Bass – Bill Wyman
Design [Front Cover] – Rick Briffin
Drums – Charlie Watts
Engineer [Assistant] – Rod Tears, Syl Ruglolo
Engineer [Mixing] – Keith Harbour, Rod Cantarelli
Engineer [Record] – Andy Johnston, Keith Harbour
Guitar – Keith Richards, Ron Wood
Organ – Billy Preston
Percussion – Kenny Jones
Photography [Back Cover] – Tony Edmonton
Photography [Front Cover] – Greg Stewart
Piano – Ian Stewart, Nicky Hopkins
Producer – Christopher Sambalo
Vocals – Billy Preston, Keith Richards, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood
Rodding Stones, The – “Saturday Night Special – It’s Only A Mix… But I Like It” Maxi-Single was recorded live at The Royal Albert Hall, London, March 15, 1975.
Produced For: United Music System Inc.
Pink Floyd
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
February 6, 1971
Total Time: 80:29
A good/fair audience recording, possibly the earliest from 1971. It’s not very common among collectors, so I thought I’d throw it up here. It’s incomplete (at least ‘Careful with that Axe, Eugene’ is missing, and probably ‘Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun’), but it does include one of the few recorded versions of ‘Libest Space Monitor’, which serves as a lead-in to ‘The Embryo’.
Cassette -> CDR -> FLAC
DISC 1 (39:24)
1 Libest Space Monitor
2 The Embryo
3 Fat Old Sun
4 Green is the Colour
DISC 2 (41:05)
1 A Saucerful of Secrets
2 Atom Heart Mother (slightly cut)
3 Blues
The Who
5th July 1969
London, England
Pop Proms – Royal Albert Hall
1. Do You Think It’s Alright? (cuts in)/Fiddle About
2. There’s A Doctor
3. Go To The Mirror!
4. Smash The Mirror
5. I’m Free
6. Tommy’s Holiday Camp
7. We’re Not Gonna Take It
8. See Me, Feel Me
9. Substitute
10. My Generation
11. Shakin’ All Over
12. audience noise and stage banter
13. Naked Eye teaser (and end banter)
The recording is incomplete, looks like the first 30 minutes from a 60-min. tape went missing.
The Who played two shows on that day (at 5.30 and 8.30 p.m.). It is not evident which one it is, but it might be the late show where they were the headliners (whereas in the afternoon they opened for Chuck Berry) and closed the show with Magic Bus. It may be omitted from this recording.
The recording is rather distant and quality is not very good, but it pretty rare and has its historical value. The origin is unknown, flac files received in trade.
Enjoy!
Mark Knopfler
Royal Albert Hall
London, UK
30th May 2005
CD1
01 – Why aye man
02 – Walk of life
03 – What it is
04 – Sailing to Philadelphia
05 – Romeo and Juliet
06 – Sultans of swing
07 – Done with Bonaparte
08 – Song for Sonny Liston
09 – Donegan’s gone
10 – R¸diger
CD2
01 – Boom, like that
02 – Speedway at Nazareth
03 – Telegraph road
04 – Brothers in arms
05 – Money for nothing
06 – So far away
07 – The mist covered mountains / Wild theme
DIGITAL DOWNLOAD: LONDON 2005
Source Soundboard
Format 2CD-R
VAN MORRISON guests Elvis Costello
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
January 28, 1987
Audience Recording
TRACKLIST
01. Announcement
02. What Would I Do
03. Jackie Wilson Said (I’m In Heaven When You Smile)
04. Help Me
MUSICIANS
Elvis Costello
Van Morrison
T Bone Burnett
The Confederates band:
James Burton – lead guitar
Jim Keltner – drums
Jerry Scheff – bass
Benmont Tench – keyboards
T-Bone Wolk – guitar, accordion, mandolin
themysticmuse notes: (2019-06-12)
I got this AUD recording from a serious vantrader as one single WAV file. I’ve split the WAV in separate tracks using adobe audition 2019 and then exported them as flacs, sbe’s fixed in TLH. metadata added to all tracks. no remastering has been made. artwork created and included.
ffp created for the flacs, md5 created to verify all files. enjoy!
LINEAGE: AUD > ? > WAV > tracks split (adobe audition 2019) > FLAC > SBE’s fixed (TLH) > FLAC
REVIEW by BP fallon:
Wednesday at 6.00 pm in the Albert Hall and Elvis and the Confederates are rehearsing with their special guest. Benmont Tench tells Van Morrison that he doesn’t know the old Sonny Boy Williamson song “Help Me,” so Van tells him to play the intro to Booker T and the MG’s “Green Onions” instead. It sounds great.
When Elvis introduces Van that evening, the place erupts even more. They do “Jackie Wilson Says” and it’s such a thrill to see Elvis and Van singing together, Van being pushed to his proper heights by these great players. And then it’s into “Help Me” with Benmont on the organ and Elvis on harmonica riffin’ off each other. Everyone’s grinning. Ooh, my soul.
REVIEW by Richard Cook:
A huge cheer was coughed up when EC called on an encore guest, a visibly underwhelmed Van Morrison. Van bumbled through three songs including a dismal “Jackie Wilson Said,” and ran off. Poor fellow — why bother him, anyway?
NOTES & TRIVIA:
Elvis covered “Full Force Gale” for “No Prima Donna”, the first tribute album for the songs of Van Morrison, released in 1994.
Elvis Costello’s “500 Albums You Need” (Vanity Fair, November 2000) features four albums by Van Morrison, including Astral Weeks (1968) and Moondance (1970).
More info about this show here: http://www.elviscostello.info/wiki/index.php/Concert_1987-01-28_London
Eric Clapton
“The Twelfth Night”
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
February 3, 1989
Disc 1:
1. Crossroads
2. White Room
3. I Shot the Sheriff
4. Bell Bottom Blues
5. Lay Down Sally
6. Wonderful Tonight
7. Wanna Make Love to You
8. After Midnight
9. Can’t Find My Way Home
10. Forever Man
Disc 2:
1. Same Old Blues
2. Tearing Us Apart
3. Cocaine
4. Layla
5. Behind the Mask
6. Sunshine of Your Love
Band Lineup:
Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals
Mark Knopfler Guitar, Vocals
Nathan East Bass
Steve Ferrone Drums
Alan Clark Keyboards
Ray Cooper Percussion
Katie Kissoon Backing Vocals
Tessa Niles Backing Vocals
Silver Rarities – SIRA 67/68 – SB 5.5 (Scale 1-6)
* Contrast Clause:
Something that purports to be “Beetle Clasher” is here:
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=234691
However, that isn’t “Beetle Clasher”, since that release
is a 3 CD set!
AUD MASTER of this performance:
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=305046
*End Contrast Clause*
Geetarz Comments:
A beautiful, in-your-face close miked stereo soundboard.
Excellent quality yet slightly inferior to that found on “Beetle
Clasher” (3CD Set, Tarantura 23/24/25).
Lineage:
SiRA Silvers > CD-R > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 5 (Secure, Offset Correct) >
FLAC
Artwork, checksums, info file, and EAC extraction logs included.
Enjoy!
May, 2010
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Torrent #305050 Eric Clapton (with Mark Knopfler) – 1989-02-03 –
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Mark Knopfler
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
28th May, 2008
CD 1 360.95mb
01. Cannibals
02. Why Aye Man
03. What It Is
04. Sailing To Philadelphia
05. True Love Will Never Fade
06. The Fish And The Bird
07. Hill Farmer’s Blues
08. Romeo & Juliette
09. Sultans Of Swing
10. Band Intros
11. Marbletown
CD 2 286.46mb.
01. Joe Brown Intro
02. Picture Of You (Joe Brown on lead vocal & guitar)
03. Donegan’s Gone (Joe Brown on backing vocal & guitar)
04. Speedway At Nazareth
05. Telegraph Road
06. Brothers In Arms
07. Our Shangri La
08. So Far Away
09. Going Home.
Mark Knopfler – guitar, vocals
John McCusker – fiddle, cittern, flutes
Matt Rollings – keyboards, vocals
Danny Cummings – drums, percussion
Guy Fletcher – keyboards, guitars, vocals
Richard Bennett – guitar, etc.
Glenn Worf – bass, vocals
Joe Brown – Guitar & vocals, CD2, tracks 1 & 2.
From the original uploader:
This is my own recording from row 14, center in the arena floor. As far as I know, this show hasn’t surfaced yet. I’ve checked Dime & Hungercity regularly hoping it would appear, but it hasn’t, so here’s my recording.
It’s probably a 9/10, with a very focused sound. The vocal is up-front & defined, except for Sultans Of Swing where I think the mic volume wasn’t raised to accommodate the increased volume of the band.
The guitar rings through as clear as a bell & the ambience of the venue adds a richness to the overall sound, without washing out the sound too much. I’m very pleased with it & hope you will be too.
The Joe Brown tracks are a nice addition & it was good to see him appear as a surprise guest. Funnily enough, I’ve seen Mark & Joe play Donegan’s Gone twice at the Albert Hall (1st time was at the Lonnie Tribute Concert in 2004).
I’ll also be at Joe’s show at the RAH in September at which Mark will be a guest, and no doubt they’ll play it again!
Mark Knopfler
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
June 1st 2013
Recorded with a Zomm H2 Digital Recorded
Splitted, normalized and volume increase with Soundforge
Flad made with Trader Little Helper, level 8
Audience recording made from the stalls M
Special guest stars
Ruth Moody (Vocals, guitar on “I dug up a diamons”)
Nigel Hitchcock (saxophone)
CD1
01 – What it is
02 – Corned Beef City
03 – Privateering
04 – Father and son
05 – Hillfarmers blues
06 – Intro to Ruth Moody
07 – I dug up a diamond (With Ruth Moody)
08 – Seattle (with Ruth Moody)
09 – Intro to Nigel Hitchcock
10 – I Used to Could (With Nigel Hitchcock)
11 – Romeo and Juliet (With Nigel Hitchcock)
12 – Sultans of Swing
CD2
01 – Haul Away
02 – Postcards from Paraguay
03 – Marbletown
04 – Speedway
05 – Telegraph Road
06 – So Far Away
07 – Shangri la (With Nigel Hitchcock)
08 – Going Home (With Nigel Hitchcock)
Last night of the six sold out nights at the Royal Albert Hall
Mark Knopfler
SWINGING GOLDEN HEARTS
Royal Albert Hall, London, UK, 23rd May 1996
Source Soundboard
Tracks CD1
Darling pretty
Walk of life
Imelda
The bug
Je suis dÈsolÈ
Calling Elvis
Last exit to Brooklyn
Romeo and Juliet
Sultans of swing
Done with Bonaparte
Tracks CD2
Telegraph road
Brothers in arms
Money for nothing
(bonus tracks removed as official on “A Night in London DVD”.
BBC building, London, UK, 15th April 1996
BONUS TRACKS:
Father and son [B]
Golden heart [B]
R¸diger [B]
Cannibals [B]
A night in summer long ago [B]
Going home [B]
Are we in trouble now [B]
Gravy train [B]
Additional comments from oneverybootleg:
One of the best radio broadcasts of the Golden heart tour.
Taken from the original silver pressed bootleg “Swinging golden hearts”.
Perfect sound quality! Great atmosphere with an amazing sounding
version of Telegraph road. Incomplete concert. As a bonus some songs
from the BBC performance are added on the second disc.
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