Koko Taylor - Live The Marquee NYC 1992

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Originally posted April 28, 2010

Koko Taylor & The Blues Machine  
The Marquee 

New York, NY
March 13, 1992
Jump For Joy Soundboard @320

Track List:
1. Intro > Something Strange Going On
2. Fishing Trip
3. I Don't Care
4. I'm A Woman
5. Jump For Joy
6. I'd Rather Go Blind
7. Hey Baby
8. Thanks/Band Intros
9. Wang Dang Doodle
10. Crowd/Talk
11. It's A Dirty Job %
12. Sweet Home Chicago *

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* w/ Lonnie Brooks, Elvin Bishop, Katie Webster & Lil Ed

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 The Marquee '92

 

 

Lonnie Brooks - Chicago Blues Festival 1996

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted July 2, 2010 

Lonnie Brooks - Chicago Blues Festival
Grant Park - Chicago, IL.
May 31, 1996
Soundboard or FM Source @320

Lonnie Brooks - Guitar & Vocals
Tom Giblin - Keyboards
Dave Miller - Bass
Patrick Doody - Drums
and
Ronnie Baker Brooks - Guitar
Wayne Baker Brooks - Guitar

Track List :
01. Don't Answer That Door (7:00)
02. Eyeballin' (4:44)
03. Wife for Tonight (7:56)
04. Watch Dog (7:10)
05. It's Your World (6:32)
06. Don't Take Advantage of Me (5:00)
07. I Want All My Money Back (7:35)
08. Sweet Home Chicago (8:24)

Recorded Live at The Chicago Blues Festival,
Grant Park, Chicago, IL. May 31, 1996

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Walter Trout & The Radicals - Amsterdam 2006

Walter Trout & The Radicals - Paradiso Hall  

Amsterdam, NL.

November 4, 2006

Searing Soundboard @320

 

 Walter Trout at Louder Sound...

 

Track List:
01 - Dust My Broom
02 - Say Goodbye To The Blues
03 - Life In The Jungle
04 - Leave This Town
05 - Helping Hand
06 - Can't Help Falling Apart
08 - No Good Woman
09 - Lord Have Mercy
10 - The Love We Once Knew
11 - Serves Me Right To Suffer
12 - Hound Dog
13 - I'm Goin' Down
14 - Track 14
15 - False Alarm Walter Trout - Satisfied (Live Studio)
 

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Luther 'Snakeboy' Johnson - They Call Me Snake

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted April 30, 2009

Luther 'Snakeboy' Johnson 
They Call Me Snake 

Studio recordings @256
Discontinued & Out of Print

The confusing plethora of artists working under the name of Luther (nickname here) Johnson can leave even those with a decent knowledge of blues in a major state of confusion. But in this biographical entry, we concern ourselves with the life and times of Luther "Georgia Boy/Snake Boy" Johnson who, to make matters even more confusing, also worked and recorded under the names Little Luther and Luther King. (It turns out his real name wasn't even Luther, but Lucius.) Upon his military discharge, he picked guitar as a member of the Milwaukee Supreme Angels gospel group, working the local church circuit. But the blues bug hit and he soon had his own little blues trio together, eventually settling in Chicago by the early '60s. He played for a while with Elmore James and was a regular fixture in the Muddy Waters band by the mid-'60s. He recorded as Little Luther for Chess in the mid-'60s ("The Twirl") and by 1970 was relocated to Boston, MA, working as a solo artist. The next five years found him working steadily on the college and blues festival circuit before cancer overtook him on March 18, 1976, at a mere 41 years of age.
~by Cub Koda, All Music Guide.

 

Track List
01 - Woman Don't Lie
02 - Take It Off Him And Put It On Me
03 - Blues Is Something I'll Never Lose
04 - Woman Why You Treat Me So Mean
05 - They Call Me The Snake
06 - Somebody Loan Me A Dime
07 - Slip It Off Your Hips & Move
08 - Woman Don't Lie

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Coco Montoya - Live Jazzbones 2008

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Originally posted January 30, 2009 and February 24, 2016

Coco Montoya - Live Jazzbones
April 8, 2008
Tacoma, WA.
Soundboard @192

Though he grew up as a drummer and was raised on rock & roll, Coco Montoya became an
outstanding blues guitarist in the '90s after stints in the bands of Albert Collins and John Mayall. Montoya debuted as a leader in 1995 with the Blind Pig album Gotta Mind to Travel and garnered an award for Best New Blues Artist at the following year's Handy Awards ceremonies.
His first album with the Bluesbreakers came in 1985. Mayall had not released an album in five years at that point and the Bluesbreakers had been dead for more than 15, but the live album Behind the Iron Curtain proved Mayall's viability thanks mostly to the fiery work of Montoya. The guitarist appeared on three studio albums with Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, but then struck out on his own by the mid-'90s. Signed to Blind Pig, Montoya released Gotta Mind to Travel in 1995 with help from Mayall and another former Bluesbreaker compatriot, rhythm guitarist Debbie Davies. After years of toil under Collins and Mayall, Montoya was finally in the spotlight and his award as Best New Blues Artist of 1996 proved quite ironic, given his years of experience. His second album, Ya Think I'd Know Better, was followed by 1997's Just Let Go. At that point, Montoya and Blind Pig parted company and he signed with Alligator Records.
~Jon Bush & Al Cambell (All Music Guide)

 

Track List:
01 It Takes Time
02 Last Dirty Deal
03 Women Have a Way With A Fool
04 You'd Think I Know Better By Now
05 Trip, Stumble & Fall
06 Coin Operated Love
07 Unknown Song
08 Tumbleweed
09 Have You Heard
10 Put The Shoe On the Other Foot
11 Good Days, Bad Days
12 Wrong From The Start
13 Back In A Cadillac
14 I Need Your Love In My Life

 

 

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Otis Taylor - Monterey Jazz Festival 2007

Back From the Dead...
Originally posted October 6, 2009

Otis Taylor - Monterey Jazz Festival
September 22, 2007
Excellent WBGO FM Source @320

  By his mid-teens, Taylor was already playing guitar and harmonica in his own groups, the Butterscotch Fire Department Blues Band and later the Otis Taylor Blues Band. He also formed the T&O Short Line with legendary Deep Purple singer/guitarist Tommy Bolin before retiring from the music business in 1977 to become a successful antiques dealer. Taylor returned to music in 1995 with albums reminiscent of John Lee Hooker's work, albeit with a more minimalist bent. But it wasn't until 2001, when Taylor started to play what he calls "trance blues," that people really took notice. The recording White African's haunting rhythms and dark lyrics revealed a bluesman unafraid to expose social wounds.  

The complete concert was not broadcast!

 

Set List: 

Looking Over Your Fence
Few Feet Away
Hurry Home
Hookers In The Street
They Wore Blue
Working For The Pullman Company
Hambone
Black Witch

Monterey '07 

R.L. Burnside & The Family Men LIVE in Jackson MS 2000

 R.L. Burnside & The Family Men 

George Street Grocery

Jackson Mississippi

2000-02-18 

Soundboard @320

01. Unknown Title

02. Can I Ride In Your Automobile---Banter

03. Song Intro---You Don't Know My Mind---Tuning---Banter

04. Slide Guitar Boogie

05. Kokomo---Tuning

06. You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone---R.L. Burnside Intro

07. Poor Black Mattie

08. Fireman Ring The Bell

09. Skinny Woman

10. Long Haired Doney---Banter

11. Feelin' Good

12. Walkin' Blues

13. R.L. Burnside Banter

14. Whiskey And Women

15. Poor Boy

16. Rollin' And Tumblin'

17. Dust My Broom

18. Going Away Baby

19. Jumper On The Line

20. Goin' Down South

21. Snake Drive

22. Gotta Find My Baby

23. Mannish Boy

R.L. Burnside - Guitar, Vocals

Kenny Brown - Guitar, Vocals

Cedric Burnside - Drums

The Reverend Of The Blues

Eric Sardinas & Big Motor LIVE in Leverkusen Germany 2010

 Eric Sardinas & Big Motor 

Leverkusener Jazztage

Leverkusen Germany 

2010-11-14

Soundboard @320

01. Low Down Love 

02. Worried Mind Blues

03. I Wonder Who

04. I Can't Be Satisfied

05. Get Down To Whiskey

06. Hellhound On My Trail

07. Texola

08. Roadhouse Blues 

Eric Sardinas - Guitar, Vocals

Levell Price - Bass

Bernie Pershey - Drums

Florida Man Plays Guitar!

Mark Hummel & All Star Guests - Live 2001

Back From The Dead...By Request
Originally posted September 24, 2009

Mark Hummel, Kirk Fletcher, R.J. Mischo  &
others Live at Moe's
Unknown Date 2001
Soundboard source @vbr

Recorded at one of Mark Hummel's blues harmonica blow outs!
Mark Hummel

If you don't know Mark Hummel, R.J. Misco or James Harman you don't know the blues! It's time to get acquainted!

Unknown Track List, 11 Tracks

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Moe's

Tubesnakes - Texas Minded {2001}

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Originally posted January 20, 2017 and July 31, 2022

Tubesnakes - Texas Minded (2001)

Studio recordings @256

Out of Print

Tubesnakes are a blues band from Stord in NORWAY formed around 1995, A group of committed serious musicians who are really passionate about what they do. So far they have released two critically acclaimed CDs (Tubesnakes 1998 and Texas minded 2001) and they are a popular live band. Tubesnakes consists of: Lars Vad (guitar / vocals) Johnny Stensletten (bass) Per Inge Stensletten (drums / percussion) Per Kenneth Hauan (organ / piano)

'Texas minded' was partly recorded in Austin,TX. in October 2001, starring two great guitar players – Alan Haynes and John McVey. Grammy winning studio engineer: Mark Nathan.
The rest of the songs were recorded in Norway, at “Lydloftet Studio” in Ølen, Norway.

Alan Haynes (February 19, 1956), born in Houston, Texas, is an American Texas Blues guitarist. Alan has been playing professionally since the 1970s and has performed with a variety of Blues legends that include Stevie Ray Vaughan, Johnny Winter, Albert Collins, Albert King, The Fabulous Thunderbirds (1980's version with Jimmie Vaughan), Robert Cray, Bonnie Raitt, John Lee Hooker, and Otis Rush among others. He now resides in Austin, Texas and plays locally in and around Texas' major cities, especially Houston (where he performs nearly every month), occasionally in Dallas and Fort Worth, and also Europe, where he has a large following in Scandinavian countries, Germany, Denmark and Israel.
~Wiki

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Canned Heat LIVE in San Francisco CA 1969

 Canned Heat

Fillmore West

San Francisco CA

1969-07-31

FM Broadcast @320

01. Oh Baby

02. My Time Ain't Long

03. Sugar Mama

04. Shake It & Break It

05. I'm Her Man

06. Rock Me Baby

07. Future Blues

08. A Change Is Gonna Come

Bob "The Bear" Hite - Harmonica, Vocals

Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson - Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals

Henry "The Sunflower" Vestine - Guitar

Larry "The Mole" Taylor - Bass, Vocals

Adolfo "Fito" de la Parra - Drums, Vocals

Flying The Boogie Flag High

Buddy Guy / The Vic, Chicago, IL WXRT-FM Dec. 28, 1991

Buddy Guy
The Vic
Chicago, IL
December 28, 1991
WXRT-FM

01 Announcer - Stage Intro
02 Buddy Guy - Damn Right, I've Got The Blues
02 Buddy Guy - Mary Had A Little Lamb
03 Buddy Guy - Messin' With The Kid
04 Buddy Guy - Mustang Sally
05 Buddy Guy - WXRT Break
06 Buddy Guy - Five Long Years
07 Buddy Guy - Hoochie Coochie Man
08 Buddy Guy - I Got My Mojo Workin'
09 Buddy Guy - Knock On Wood
10 Buddy Guy - WXRT-FM Outro

Here's one of those WXRT-FM "Sunday Night Concert" shows.  I got this in trade from someone in the Chicago area, and my notes say it's a 1st generation. The only date on it was "December 1991" but once again, Newspapers.com was able to provide a specific date for the show. 

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Roy Buchanan - Live New Haven 1987

Back from the dead...Again!
Originally posted October 7, 2009 and July 16, 2018

Roy Buchanan - The New Haven Green
New Haven, CT.
August 21, 1987
Face Ripping Soundboard @320

source: sbd cassette master sony deck on rack, dolby b * patched with aud cassette master: 2 sennheiser 421's+ 1 senn 441>nak 350, dolby off * d2t01, d2t04, d2t05 lineage: cm's on nak dragon>tascam hd-p2 24/48>cd wave>adobe audition 2.0> flac master recordings, editing & upload by Rob Berger

*Please Note*
Track 1 is an empty track. The song Short Fuse / Green Onions is track 2. I didn't want to go through all of the tracks to renumber them. You may discard track 1 and renumber the tracks yourself if you so desire.

 

Track List

Disc one:
01: /Short Fuse
02: Green Onions
03: When a Guitar Plays the Blues
04: You Can't Judge A Book By the Cover
05: You Shook Me>
06: Beer Drinkin' Woman

Disc two:
01: Peter Gunn Theme
02: Down By the River
03: Sunshine of Your Love
04: Surf or Die
05: Let's Stay Together
06: Suzy Q
07: Hey Joe
08: Power of Love
09: The Messiah Will Come Again
10: e: Matthew
11: Been a Long Time

 

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Otis Rush Live in Kansas City KS 1985

 Otis Rush

National Guard Armory

Kansas City KS

1985-11-02

Soundboard @320

01. Tuning---Intro Vamp

02. Right Place, Wrong Time

03. Lonely Man

04. Double Trouble

05. Feel So Bad

06. Unknown Title

07. Caledonia

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Lester Butler & 13 - Live Tamines 1997

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Originally posted March 2, 2015 and July 7, 2020

Lester Butler & 13 - Live Tamines 
7th South Blues Festival

August 29, 1997

Sambreville, Belgium

Excellent Soundboard @320

...Probably an upgrade from anything you may have.

Lester Butler (born in Virginia, November 12, 1959 – May 9, 1998) was a blues harmonica player who achieved fame with the Red Devils Blues Band, which backed such notables as Bruce Willis and Johnny Cash in Los Angeles performances. He achieved his greatest fame in the Netherlands, where Lester Butler tribute bands still perform. He had rhythm, melody, and soul … and a classic understated way of putting it all together.

 

The Red Devils: The Tragic Story of the Band & Death of Lester Butler

 

Blues, drugs, fights, cops... @Louder Sound

Set List:

Disc 1

01 The Devil's Daughter
02 Down In New Orleans
03 I Wish You Would
04 She's Automatic
05 Cross You're Heart
06 Leftovers
07 So Lowdown
08 Late Last Night *

Disc 2

01 Boogie Shuffle
02 Devil Woman
03 Hipshake
04 Sweet Tooth
05 Black Hearted Woman
06 Cut That Out
07 Boogie Shuffle

 

 *Track mis-marked as Cross Your Heart

 

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Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters, James Cotton - Live Boston 1977

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Originally posted April 26, 2014   

A special contribution from John-Luc!!!

Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters, James Cotton
Boston Music Hall, Boston MA.
February 26 1977
WBCN-FM (The Original Broadcast-incomplete) @ flac
Total Time: 95:38

Disc 1
01. The Blues Had A Baby And They Named It Rock 'N' Roll 
(WBCN DJ Talks over at start)
02. Deep Down in Florida (WBCN DJ talks at end)
03. Hideaway
04. You've Got To Love Her With A Feeling
05. Sweet Home Chicago
06. Rocket 88  (Vocals weak)
07. Help Me (WBCN DJ talks at end)
08. How Long ?

Disc 2
09. Instrumental (WBCN DJ talks at end)
10. Mama Talk To Your Daughter (WBCN DJ talks at end) Band Intro
11. Mannish Boy

Encore
12. WBCN DJ talks and Interviews Pinetop Perkins
13. You Don't Have To Go (WBCN DJ talks at end)
14. Got My Mojo Working
15. WBCN DJ Interview w/ Muddy, Cotton, Winter as they come off stage

The Band
Bob Margolin, guitar
Pinetop Perkins, piano
Charles Calmese, bass
Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith, drums

Lineage:
Master 'off air' FM Reel [Maxell UD35-180 10 1/2" reel (Revox) 7 1/2ips 1/4 track] --> Tascam CD-RW2000 --> EAC --> CDWAV --> FLAC 8

Heads were aligned for optimum playback.
As with all Digital releases, this is for free trade or blank media trade
only. Not to be bought or sold. Do Not Convert to MP3 except for personal use!
Keep the spirit of trading alive and well.
Nothing has been edited out or EQ'd!!
~Hezekiahx2

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Johnny Winter - Stockholm, Sweden 1971

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted October 4, 2019

Johnny Winter - Konserthuset

February 1, 1971

Stockholm, Sweden

Soundboard @flac

source: sbd
lineage: downloaded shn>mkw>wav>cooleditpro>flacf
speed correction: hasnamus
original transfer: ?

Set List:
1.  Good Morning Little School Girl 4:26
2.  Rock´n Roll Hootchie Coo 5:24
3.  Be Careful With A Fool> It's My Own Fault 18:10
4.  Jumping Jack Flash 5:18
5.  Great Balls of Fire> Whole Lotta Shaking Going On[fade out] 20:57


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Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters - Northsea Jazzfestival 1997

Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters
Northsea Jazzfestival
Den Haag
July 12, 1997
 FM Source/Soundboard @flac

Ronnie Earl g
Ron Perry b
Anthony Geraci p org
Per Hanson dr
Jimmie Vaughan g (tracks 7-9)

NOS (NL) RB ->VHSHifi->DAT-audacity->flac - 60 min
 

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Jo Ann Kelly - Tramp 1974 {Out of Print}

Back from The Dead...by Request
Originally posted January 1, 2015

Jo Ann Kelly - Tramp 1974

(Reissued 2000)

Studio Recordings @192

{Out of Print}

The British blues singer/guitarist Jo-Anne Kelly (1944-90) was a little-known treasure. She was a member of the same generation of musicians as the Rolling Stones, but she was more interested in reviving prewar country blues than in popularizing postwar electric blues. Jo-Anne sat in with the Yardbirds in early in their early Clapton days, had a long association with The Groundhogs, and in the 1970s did a stint in the blues-rock band Tramp. But mostly she played acoustic guitar and performed in folk music clubs. She was a regular support act for American blues musicians of an older generation touring England, such as Fred McDowell and Big Joe Williams.
Jo-Anne didn't record much, and her records were hard to find in the shops - certainly in my country(Australia). Those that that I did lay my hands on revealed a powerful voice and a driving, rhythmic guitar style. Her heroine was Memphis Minnie.

Digitally remastered 2001. A great mix of previously unreleased & rare live & studio sessions (14 tracks, over 65 minutes of music). Features contributions from Fleetwood Mac's Danny Kirwan, plus Keef Hartley, Bob Brunning & Bob Hall. Tracks 9-14 feature Danny Kirwan.

Track List:
1. Til My Back Ain't Got No Bone
2. Love Blind
3. Nicki Hoeky
4. Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home
5. Jump Steady Daddy
6. Put A Record On
7. Help Me Through The Night
8. Travellin' Mood
9. Baby What You Want Me To Do (Live)
10. It's Too Late For That Now (Live)
11. What You Gonna Do (Live)
12. You Don't Love Me Baby (Live)
13. Put A Record On (Live)
14. You Got To Move (Live)

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Anan Popovic - Jazzbones, Tacoma, WA. 2011

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted March 31, 2014

photo by Augie Shoots

Ana Popovic - Live at Jazzbones

Tacoma, WA.
July 31, 2011

Soundboard @320

Set List:

 
Disc One
01 Intro
02 Instrumental Band - Work Song
03 unknown title
04 How'd You Learn To Shake It Like That
05 Recall The Days
06 You Don't Move Me
07 Change My Mind
08 Navajo Moon

Disc Two
01 Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
02 Love Fever
03 Sittin' On Top Of The World
04 Count Me In
05 Unconditional
06 Steal Me Away
07 Long Way Home
08 Sittin' on Top of The World
09 Hold On
encore:
10 House Burnin' Down

 

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Jazzbones '11