Tag: tennessee

Bela Fleck & The Flecktones – Nashville, TN (06/06/02)

BELA FLECK & the Flecktones feat. Karl Denson
2002-06-06
(june 6, 2002)
Riverfront Park
Nashville, TN

audience recording
Neumann KM140 > Sonosax SX-M2 > Panasonic SV-255
Lineage: Sony PCM-R500 > HHb CDR-850 (CDRW) > EAC > Cool Edit Pro (fades only) >
CD Wave (track splits) > mkwACT (SHN)
Taped by: Dr. Tom & The Silencer, Transfered by: Dirk Cota

CD1

  1. announcements/intro 6:03
  2. tuning jam -> 3:20
  3. Next 7:50
  4. Puffy Is Free 10:06
  5. Throwdown At The Hoedown 10:09
  6. Big Country 10:41
  7. Imagine This* 12:13
  8. Vic solo 3:04
  9. Sherpa 13:45

CD2

  1. Bela solo 4:16
  2. Stomping Grounds 12:56
  3. Sojourn Of Arjuna 12:24
  4. A Moment So Close 9:48
  5. Hoe Down 11:35
    encore
  6. Flight Of The Cosmic Hippo 6:51

*with Karl Denson – saxophone

cover artwork inside

taping policy:
http://www.archive.org/details/BelaFleckandtheFlecktones

last seed by FBAUER on 2009-10-07 as torrent #270172
re-seeded by FBAUER 2014-11-02

Jackson Browne – Nashville, TN (02/22/78)

Jackson Browne
Municipal Auditorium, Nashville, TN
February 22, 1978

01 Take it Easy
02 The Fuse
03 Fountain of Sorrow
04 Here Comes Those Tears Again
05 Before the Deluge
06 Your Bright Baby Blues
07 Rock Me on the Water
08 Cocaine
09 Rosie
10 For a Dancer
11 Doctor My Eyes
12 These Days

13 For Everyman
14 Walking Slow
15 Running On Empty
16 Love Needs a Heart
17 The Pretender
18 The Load Out
19 Stay
20 The Road and the Sky

SBD > ? > DAT > CDR(1) > WAV > Flac

This show is soon after the release of Running on Empty, Jackson Browne’s most popular album. Great performance of “Fountain of Sorrow”.

Bela Fleck, Bruce Hornsby & Vince Gill – Nashville, TN (01/05/98)

BÉLA FLECK BRUCE HORNSBY & VINCE GILL
January 5, 1998
Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, Tennessee

Source: Cable Feed > Sony D8 @ 16/48
Trasnfer: DAT/c > Sony PCM R300 > Tascam DR680 > Audacity > xACT(FLAC/TAG)
DiGiHoArDeRs: 11/10/2020

Long Valley Road
Sunset Road
White-Wheeled Limousine
What The Cowgirls Do
The Way It Is
Going Down The Road Feeling Bad

Bruce Hornsby
Bela Fleck
Vince Gill
Ricky Skaggs
Stuart Duncan
Brent Brown

Bob Dylan – Knoxville, TN (04/27/01)

Bob Dylan
Chilhowee Park
Knoxville, Tennessee
27 April 2001

Unknown Audience>CDR>EAC>FLAC LEVEL 5

Duncan And Brady (trad.)
To Ramona
Desolation Row
Tangled Up In Blue
Searching For A Soldier’s Grave (Johnnie Wright, Jim Anglin, Jack Anglin)
Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
Positively 4th Street
Country Pie
Not Dark Yet
Cold Irons Bound
Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35

Things Have Changed
Like A Rolling Stone
If Dogs Run Free
All Along The Watchtower
Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
Highway 61 Revisited
Blowin’ In The Wind

Concert # 1306 of The Never-Ending Tour. Concert # 7 of the 2001 US Spring Tour. 2001 concert # 29.

Concert # 211 with the 12th Never-Ending Tour Band: Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar), Charlie Sexton (guitar), Larry Campbell (guitar, mandolin, pedal steel guitar & electric slide guitar), Tony Garnier (bass), David Kemper (drums & percussion).

1ñ5, 14, 16, 18 acoustic with the band.

4 Bob Dylan (harmonica).

1, 5, 16, 18 Larry Campbell & Charlie Sexton (backup vocals).

Note. Band introduction during Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 like the one in Boulder 18 April.

Bootleg

It’s Gettin’ Late. No label.

8 new songs (44%) compared to previous concert. 3 new songs for this tour.

Stereo audience recording, 120 minutes.

Gillian Welch – Nashville, TN (05/19/94)

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings
May 19, 1994
Station Inn
Nashville, Tennessee

CDR>EAC>WAV>mkw>SHN

Makin’ Time
One More Dollar
Patiently Waiting
Two Days From Knowing
Wabash Cannonball
Pass You By
Birds of a Feather
Riverboat Song
Tonight I’ll Go On Downtown (by Robert Earl Keen)
455 Rocket (with David playing electric guitar)
Red Clay Halo
Forty-One Dollars and Change
chat
encore — Long Black Veil.

FILLER:
chatter
Red Clay Halo
chatter
Dusty Box Car Walls
Apalachicola

Townes Van Zandt – Memphis, TN (12/xx/96)

Townes van Zandt
Studio sessions, Memphis, TN
late 1996

01 Old Satan
02 Old Satan
03 Old Satan
04 Sweet The Time (spoken)
05 Harm’s Swift Way
06 RM Too
07 Townes’ Blues
08 Snow Flake (spoken)

These tracks are probably from studio sessions Townes did with Steve Shelley’s (Sonic Youth) band Two Dollar Guitar. In the spring of 1996 Townes was contacted by Steve Shelley, who informed Van Zandt that he was interested in recording and releasing an album for him on the band’s Ecstatic Peace label, funded by Geffen.

On December 19 or 20, Townes fell down the concrete stairs outside his home, badly injuring his hip. Townes refused medical treatment but showed up to the Memphis studio being pushed in a wheelchair. Shelley canceled the sessions due to Townes’ erratic behavior and drunkenness.

Harm’s Swift Way is likely the last song Townes wrote.

Lineage unknown

Fleetwood Mac – Nashville, TN (05/21/77)

Fleetwood Mac
1977-05-21
Nashville, TN
Nashville Municipal Auditorium

Source: Soundboard
Lineage: SBD > Cassette (x) > FLAC
Quality: 9
Comments:
Notes:

  1. Welcome 01:23
  2. Say You Love Me 04:15
  3. Monday Morning 03:19
  4. Dreams 04:17
  5. Oh Well 03:15
  6. Rhiannon 08:02
  7. Oh Daddy 04:48
  8. Never Going Back Again 03:00
  9. Landslide 03:55
  10. Over My Head 03:35
  11. Gold Dust Woman 06:30 \
  12. You Make Loving Fun 04:24 //
  13. I’m So Afraid 05:28
  14. Go Your Own Way 04:27
  15. World Turning 08:04
  16. Blue Letter 06:50
  17. Second Hand News 03:25
  18. The Chain 07:51
  19. Songbird 05:45
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Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash – Nashville, TN (02/17/69)

Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash
Nashville, TN
02/17/69

Label: Yellow Dog Records, Luxembourg, 1994
Catalog Number: YD-049

OU: “During the Nashville Skyline sessions on February 18, 1969,
Dylan teamed up with Johnny Cash at Columbia Music Row Studios
in Nashville to record over a dozen songs. Only one of these made it
onto Nashville Skyline (“Girl from the North Country”). Most of the
rest are here, in perfect fidelity. With full band backing (including
Carl Perkins on electric guitar), the pair run through easygoing,
rockabilly-tinged versions of Dylan songs, Cash songs, old Sun
rockabilly chestnuts (“That’s All Right Mama” and “Matchbox”),
and a bit of country gospel. Johnny Cash, in fact, dominates the
proceedings: he sings lead more often, and the mere two Dylan tunes
(“Girl from the North Country” and “One Too Many Mornings”) are
outweighed by a larger heaping of Cash classics (“Big River,” “I
Walk the Line,” “I Still Miss Someone,” “Ring of Fire,” “Guess
Things Happen That Way”). The disc also includes three interesting
Dylan performances at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on
May 1, 1969 recorded for a TV broadcast on The Johnny Cash
Show. Judged as a loose, informal meeting of two giants, it’s
pleasurable and intensely satisfying listening experience.”

Tracklisting:
01: One Too Many Mornings (version 1)
02: One Too Many Mornings (version 2)
03: Good Ol’ Mountain Dew
04: I Still Miss Someone
05: Careless Love
06: Matchbox
07: That’s All Right Mama
08: Big River
09: Girl Of The North Country
10: I Walk The Line
11: You Are My Sunshine
12: Ring Of Fire
13: Guess Things Happen That Way
14: Just A Closer Walk With Thee
15: Blues Yodel (version 1)
16: Blues Yodel (version 2)
17: Johnny Cash Show:
18: I Threw It All Away
19: Living The Blues
20: Girl Of The North Country

disc is 1 file plus cue sheet.
To burn to CD with tracks separated all you have to do is download and install burnnn http://www.burrrn.net
open cue sheet with burrrn application (track list appears magically).
Press the “Burrrn” button
too easy

Neil Young – Franklin, TN (05/09/24)

Neil Young & Crazy Horse “We had a meeting”
FirstBank Amphitheater,
Franklin, TN
May 9, 2024 (the text file indicates September but as that date hasn’t occurred yet I think it is wrong – Mat)
Tour: Love Earth Tour 2024

Source info:
Schoeps MK41’s>Nbob Actives>BabyNbox v2>Sony PCM-A10(24/96)>Adobe Audition 2024(normalize, tracking, dither)>CD Wave Editor 1.98>TLH>Flac(8)

Taper: David Sell (Falconidave)
Location: Section 202, row F, in-line with right stack ~6′ ORTF
Sound Quality: Excellent

Setlist:

  1. Cortez the Killer
  2. Cinnamon Girl
  3. Scattered (Let’s Think About Livin’)
  4. Like a Hurricane
  5. Vampire Blues
  6. The Losing End (When You’re On)
  7. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
  8. Powderfinger
  9. Love and Only Love
  10. Comes a Time
  11. Heart of Gold
  12. Human Highway
  13. Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)

Encore 1:

  1. Roll Another Number (For the Road)

Encore 2:

  1. Danger Bird
  2. Don’t Cry No Tears
  3. Sedan Delivery

113:57

After being rained out the previous night, this turned out to be an absolute gem of a show. Neil and the boys really lit the place on fire. This was the best Neil Young show I have ever attended. We had a perfect crowd around us, very respectful and appreciative. All the editing I had to do was knock down a couple close claps nearby during the acoustic numbers. My friend John and I tried to grab some vacant seats closer to the pit, but turned out that someone was upgraded and we got booted right in the middle of Cortez. So we did the walk of shame back to our seats. Needless to say, a couple minutes of the song was toast. So I patched in a bit of Mr Sifter’s fine recording to fill the space. It turned out very nice. This a wonderful recording of an amazing night in Tennessee, so crank it up!!

As always, NEVER for sale, trade freely, don’t distribute in lossy formats, and always support the artists’ commercial endeavors.

Enjoy,

David

This is an alternative recording to the Mr. Sifter pull found here: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=772239