Furthur Festival - 1997-07-16 - Cincinnati, OH (SBD)

Furthur Festival

1997-07-16

Riverbend Ampitheater

Cincinnati, OH

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Moe.:

01. Rebubula

02. Yodelittle

03. Rebubula

04. Saint Augustine

Sherri Jackson:

01. Gonna Need Somebody

02. What I Want

03. Maple Tree

04. Time & Time

Ratdog:

01. Wang Dang Doodle

02. She Belongs To Me

03. I Know You Rider

04. West L.A. Fadeaway*

05. Look's Like Rain

06. Easy To Slip

07. Supplication Jam

08. Bass Jam

09. Supplication Jam > Easy To Slip Reprise

10. Cassidy Reprise

11. Touch Of Grey

*With Jorma Kaukonen

Jorma Kaukonen & Michael Falzarano:

01. Hesitation Blues

02. That'll Never Happen No More

03. Parchman Farm

04. Big Fish

Planet Drum:

01. ??

02. ??

03. ??

04. ??

05. ??

06. Fire On The Mountain

07. ??

08. Only The Strange Remain

09. ??

Arlo Guthrie:

01. Wake Up Dead

02. ??

03. ??

04. This Land Is Your Land

Bruce Hornsby:

01. What A Time

02. Jacob's Ladder

03. Fields Of Grey

04. Tango King

05. Sugaree

06. Rainbow's Cadillac

07. Mighty Quinn

08. Train To Cry > Mighty Quinn

Thrust Jam

01. Victim Or The Crime*

02. Maggie's Farm*

03. Keep On Truckin' Mama

*Audience Source

Black Crowes:

01. Tuning

02. High Head Blues

03. If It Ever Stops Raining

04. Jealous Again

05. How Much For Your Wings

06. Bring On, Bring On

07. Nasty Boogie Woogie*

08. Evil Eye

09. Darling Of The Underground Press

10. Come On Baby

11. Thick N Thin

* With Jorma Kaukonen

All-Star Jam:

01. Willin'

02. Truckin'

03. Going Down The Road Feeling Bad

Furthur Festival - 1997-07-16 - Cincinnati, OH (SBD)

When Jerry Garcia passed away in 1995, the Grateful Dead's long strange 3 decade trip came to an unexpected end. The members of the band decided, at least temporarily, not to continue to play together out of respect for Jerry. They would change their minds in 1998 and reform as The Other Ones, and later play as the Dead and now as Further. In 1996 and 1997, however, they took a different approach to touring. The Further Festival made the rounds in the summer of those 2 years, a collection of bands with links to Dead, such as Bob Weir's Ratdog, Mickey Hart's Planet Drum, kindred spirits Hot Tuna, the Black Crowes, and former GD keyboardist, Bruce Hornsby, just to name a few. This soundboard recording captures the entire Furthur Festival from Cincinnati on July 16, 1997, 28 years ago today. The performances include two jams that were highlights of each stop on the tour, featuring the the various members of each band sitting in with one another, adding to the festival feeling!

Joe Cocker - 2011-07-15 - Lucca Summer Festival, Tuscany, Italy (FM)

Joe Cocker 

Lucca Summer Festival 

2011-07-15

Piazza Napoleone

Lucca, Tuscany, Italy

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Hitchcock Railway

02. Feelin´ Alright

03. The Letter

04. When The Night Comes

05. Unforgiven

06. Summer In The City

07. Up Where We Belong

08. You Are So Beautiful

09. Hard Knocks

10. N´Oubliez Jamais

11. Come Together

12. band's introduction

13. You Can Leave Your Hat On

14. Unchain My Heart

15. hammon organ intro

16. With A Little Help From My Friends

17. She Came In Through The Bathroom Window

18. Cry Me a River

19. High Time We Went

20. radio outro

Joe Cocker - 2011-07-15 - Lucca Summer Festival, Tuscany, Italy (FM)

In October 2010, Joe Cocker released the album, Hard Knocks, his twenty-first and penultimate studio  It featured nine new songs produced by Matt Serletic plus Cocker's version of the Dixie Chicks tune, I Hope, which was produced by Tony Brown. The album reached #1 on Billboard's Independent Albums chart and #2 on the same magazine's European Albums chart. This FM broadcast captures Cocker on tour in support of Hard Knocks at the Lucca Summer Festival in Tuscany on July 15, 2011, 14 years ago today.

Carole King - 1973-07-15 - Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland (TV SBD)

Carole King

1973-07-15

Montreux Jazz Festival

Montreux Switzerland

TV Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. I Feel the Earth Move

xx. Way Over You (missing)

02. Smackwater Jack

03. Home Again

04. Beautiful

05. Up On The Roof

06. It's Too Late

07. Fantasy Beginning

08. You've Been Around Too Long

09. Being At War With Each Other

10. That's How Things Go Down

11. Haywood

12. A Quiet Place To Live

13. You Light Up My Life

14. Corazón

15. Believe In Humanity

16. Fantasy End

17. You've Got a Friend

xx. So Far Away (missing)

18. (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman

Carole King - 1973-07-15 - Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland (TV SBD)

In July 1973, Carol King released the album, Fantasy, which became her 4th consecutive top ten disc. Presented as a song cycle, the album opens and closes with two versions of the title song and the tracks on each side segue directly into one another. This TV soundboard recording captures Carole on tour in support of the album, at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 15, 1973, 52 years ago today.

James Taylor - 1999-07-15 - Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland (SBD)

James Taylor

1999-07-15

Montreux Jazz Festival

Montreux Switzerland

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Intro

02. Carolina In My Mind

03. Everyday 

04. Line 'Em Up

05. Wasn't That a Mighty Storm 

06. Intro

07. Mexico

08. Jump Up Behind Me

09. Band Intro

10. Song Intro

11. You've Got A Friend 

12. Up On the Roof 

13. Shower the People

14. Band Intro

CD 2:

01. Not Fade Away 

02. Intro

03. Walking Man

04. Never Die Young

05. Handy Man

06. Band Intro

07. Country Road

08. Fire And Rain

09. Your Smiling Face

10. Encore Break

11. Secret o' Life

12. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You) 

13. Intro

14. You Can Close Your Eyes

James Taylor - 1999-07-15 - Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland (SBD)

In May 1997, James Taylor released Hourglass, his first studio album in 6 years. An introspective disc, Hourglass focused largely on Taylor's troubled past and family. For example, Enough To Be On Your Way was inspired by the alcoholism-related death of his brother Alex earlier in the decade. The dark tone of the disc was also inspired by Taylor's divorce from actress Kathryn Walker just a year earlier. The album earned Taylor his best critical reviews in some 20 years. In addition, Hourglass was commercial success, reaching No. 9 on the Billboard 200, Taylor's first top 10 album in sixteen years. In addition, the album won 2 Grammy awards, for best pop album and best engineered album.  This FM broadcast captures Taylor on tour in the wake of the succes of Hourglass, in Switzerland at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 15, 1999, 26 years ago today.

Fats Domino - 1993-07-14 - Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland (FM)

Fats Domino
1993-07-14
Montreux Jazz Festival
Montreux, Switzerland
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Instrumental intro (band)
02. I'm Walking
03. Blue Monday
04. Jambalaya (with jam)
05. I'm In Love Again
06. Blueberry Hill
07. Shake, Rattle And Roll
08. Red Sails In The Sunset
09. Oh When The Saints Go Marchin' In (with jam)
10. Sentimental Journey

Fats Domino - 1993-07-14 - Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland (FM)

He was a a member of the inaugural class voted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1986,  alongside such legends as Elvis Presley, Check Berry, Buddy Holly, James brown, Sam Cooke, Ray Charles, The Verly Brothers, Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis.  He had 11 top 10 singles in the 1950s/60s including Ain't That A Shame (#10), I'm In Love Again (#3), Blueberry Hill (#2), I'm Walkin (#4), Blue Monday (#5), Valley Of Tears (#8), It's You I Love (#6), Whole Lotta Loving (#6), I Want to Walk You Home (#8), Be My Guest (#8) and Walking to New Orleans (#6).  He was an influence on the biggest names in rock, including Elvis, John Lennon and Paul McCartney.  He is the one and only Antoine "Fats" Domino, whose melding of R&B, New Orleans sounds, boogie woogie and rock & roll made him one of the musical legends of the 20th century.  This FM broadcast, captures him late in his career, on one of his last tours outside the US, at the Montreux Jazz festival in Switzerland on July 14, 1993, 32 years ago today.  

Steely Dan - 2007-07-14 - North Sea Jazz Festival, Rotterdam, Netherlands (SBD)

Steely Dan
2007-07-14
Heavy Rollers Tour
North Sea Jazz Festival
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Soundboard Recording
224 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Jeri (The Price is Right Theme)
02. Time Out Of Mind
03. Godwhacker
04. Hey Nineteen
05. Peg
06. Green Earrings
07. Dirty Work
08. Josie
09. Band Intros (over Josie)
10. Chain Lightning
11. Aja
12. Kid Charlemagne
13. Bodhisattva
14. Carolyn (exit music) 

Steely Dan - 2007-07-14 - North Sea Jazz Festival, Rotterdam, Netherlands (SBD)

At one point in their career, Steely Dan, went almost two decades without touring, from 1974 to 1993, in order to focus on studio material.  Once they did return to the road, however, they seemed to want to make uo for liost time,  After tours in 1993 and 1996, Steely Dan lauched the 21st century by taking to the road in 2000, They then also toured in 2003, and then every year from 2006 to 2017. In fact, despite the death of  Walter Becker in 2017, Steely Dan, led only by Donald Fagan at this point, will be on the road again in 2018. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing. In any event, this soundboard recording captures Steely Dan during the Heavy Rollers tour, at the North Sea Jazz Festival,  on July 15, 2007, 18 years ago today.

Live Aid - 1985-07-13 - London, UK & Philadelphia, PA (Part 3) (FM)

Live Aid

1985-07-13

Part 3

Wembley Stadium, London, UK

JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, PA

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Performers (See Artwork for Set Lists)

• Madonna
• Freddie Mecury & Brian May 
• Paul McCartney 
• UK Finale
• Tom Petty 
• Kenny Loggins
• The Cars 
• Neil Young
• Power Station
• Thomson Twins 
• Eric Clapton 
• Phil Collins 
• Led Zeppelin
• Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
• Duran Duran 
• Cliff Richard
• Patti LaBelle 
• Hall & Oates
• Eddie Kendricks & David Ruffin
• Mick Jagger 
• Tina Turner
• Bob Dylan 
• Keith Richards
• Ron Wood
• US Finale

Live Aid - 1985-07-13 - London, UK & Philadelphia, PA (Part  3) (FM)

Welcome to our 3rd and final post of the FM Broadcast of Live Aid from July 13, 1985, 4 decades  ago today.  This post features the finales at both Wembley and JFK. In London, Paul McCartney played Let It Be, but was not joined on stage by George and Ringo, despite a flurry of rumors. In fact, at one point, when Geldorf and Bowie walked on stage to sing back up for Paul, an announcer briefly yelled "there will be a reunion" before quickly correcting himself! Wembley closed with a rendition of Do You Know Its Christmas by all the performers, after which Sir Paul and Pete Towshend triumphantly hoisted Geldorf up on their shoulders. At JFK, the final acts included Eric Clapton making a triumphant return to the world stage; Phil Collins arriving from London via the Concorde to play a solo set, then playing drums for a reunion of the 3 surviving members of Led Zeppelin; and a solo set by Neil Young followed by his reunion by Crosby, Stills, and Nash. With Mick Jagger and Keith Richards feuding at the time, the Rolling Stones did not appear. Instead, Jagger played with Tina Tuner, while Richards and fellow Rolling Stone, Ron Wood, backed Bob Dylan, the last performer at JFK. Dylan stirred controversy with his remarks about redirecting some of the money to US farmers, which would lead to the first Farm Aid concerts. Live Aid ended with the all star finale at JFK playing We Are the World, the US song written for the event. An amazing and memorable day! I watched and listened to all of it, and had dozens of Maxell tapes of the show. Now we all have a digital recording of one of the most memorable events in rock history, an event that truly showed the power of rock music to make a difference. Download, enjoy and send a contribution to help "FEED THE WORLD".