1988 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1988-01-20 - New York, NY (SBD)

1988 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Inductions

1988-01-20

Waldorf Astoria Hotel

New York, NY

TV Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Geotge Harrison & Ringo Starr

01. Twist And Shout (with Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan)

02. I Saw Her Standing There (with Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen & Mick Jagger)

Bob Dylan 

01. All Along The Watchtower (with George Harrison)

02. Like A Rolling Stone (with Bruce Springsteen

Ben E. King

01. Stand By Me (with Billy Joel) 

Mary Wilson

07. Stop In The Name Of Love

Elton John

01. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On > Hound Dog >  Hi Ho Silver 

The Beach Boys

09. Barbara Ann 

John Fogerty

01. Born On The Bayou (with Bruce Springsteen)

Mick Jagger

01. Satisfaction (wth Bruce Springsteen) 

1988 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1988-01-20 - New York, NY (SBD)

The 1988 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class was one for the ages -  The Beach Boys, The Drifters, the Supremes, Woody Guthrie, Lead Belly, Les Paul, Berry Gordy Jr. and arguably the greatest American and British rock performers of all time, Bob Dylan and The Beatles, respectively. But Paul McCartney skipped the ceremeony as he was in legal battles with his ex-band mates at the time. Diana Ross also did not attend and everyone wished Mike Love had made the same decision, as his acceptance speech raged against everyone and everything, including his fellow inductees.  Fotunately, the speeches ended and the music began, and it transcended any tension that may have still lingered. George and Ringo took the stage for a rendition of I Saw Her Standing There, backed by Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen and Mick Jagger,  Dylan played All Along The Watchtower and Like A Rolling Stone, supported by Harrison on the first and Springsteen on the second.  Elton John played a medley of 1950s tunes and Fogerty sang Born On The Bayou. And the night ended with Jagger and Springsteen sharing vocals on (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction.  

This TV soundboard recording captures the musical highlights from that ceremony on January 20, 1989, 35 yesrs ago today.  A complete list of inductees is provided below:

Artist	Inducted By	Category
The Beach Boys	Elton John	Performer
The Beatles	Mick Jagger	Performer
Bob Dylan	Bruce Springsteen	Performer
The Drifters	Billy Joel	Performer
The Supremes	Little Richard	Performer
Berry Gordy, Jr.	Ahmet Ertegun	Non-Performer
Lead Belly	Pete Seeger	Early Influence
Les Paul	Jeff Beck	Early Influence
Woody Guthrie	Neil Young	Early Influence

George Harrison - 1991-12-15 - Tokyo, Japan (Ex/VG Aud)

George Harrison 

with Eric Clapton 

1991-12-15 

Tokyo Dome

Tokyo, Japan

Ex/VG Audience Recording'

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. I Want to Tell You

02. Old Brown Shoe

03. Taxman

04. Give Me Love

05. If I Needed Someone

06. Something

07. What is Life

08. Dark Horse

09. Piggies

10. Piano Intro

11. Pretending

12. Old Love

13. Badge

14. Wonderful Tonight

15. Got My Mind Set On You

16. Cloud 9

17. 4) My Sweet Lord

18. All Those Years Ago

19. Cheer Down

20. Devil's Radio

21. Isn't It a Pity

22. While My Guitar Gently Weeps

23. Roll Over Beethoven

George Harrison - 1991-12-15 - Tokyo, Japan (Ex/VG Aud)

George Harrison 1991 - Back To Back - #2: As promised yesterday, here's the 2nd part of our Back To Back To Back set featuring George Harrison on tour in Japan in 1991. This one is a sometimes excellent, sometimes very good excellent quality audience recording from Tokyo from December 15, 1991, 32 years ago today.

George Harrison - 1991-12-14 - Tokyo, Japan (Ex/VG Aud)

George Harrison 

with Eric Clapton 

1991-12-14 

Tokyo Dome

Tokyo, Japan

Ex/VG Audience Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Opening

02. I Want To Tell You

03. Old Brown Shoe  

04. Taxman

05. Give Me Love

06. If I Needed Someone  

07. Something

08. What Is Life  

09. Dark Horse

10. Piggies 

11. Pretending

12. Old Love

13. Badge

14. Got My Mind Set On You

15. Cloud Nine

16. Here Comes The Sun

17. My Sweet Lord

18. All Those Years Ago

19. Cheer Down

20. Devil's Radio

21. Isn't It A Pity  

22. Encore Break

23. While My Guitar Gently Weeps  

24. Roll Over Beethoven  

George Harrison - 1991-12-14 - Tokyo, Japan (Ex/VG Aud)

George Harrison 1991 - Back To Back - #1: In December 1991, George Harrison launched the 2nd, and final, solo tour of his career. Unlike his first tour 17 years earlier in 1974, this time Harrison avoided the glare of the US media, playing only in Japan. Long time friend Eric Clapton went along with George on this short 12 show run, playing back up for Harrison, while also stepping out front for 4 of his own numbers each night. George plays a great mix of Beatle tunes and his own solo material. Moreover, hearing While My Guitar Gently Weeps live, with EC playing just as he did when the song was first recorded for the White Album, is a rare treat. Download this one , then come back tomorrow and the next day for parts 2 and 3 of this set. This sometimes excellent, sometimes very good audience recording captures George and Eric in Tokyo on December 14, 1991, 32 years ago today. Download this one, then come back tomorrow for part 2 of this Back To Back set.

Bob Dylan, George Harrison & Ringo Starr - 1988-01-20 - New York, NY (SBD)

Bob Dylan, George Harrison & Ringo Star

with Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Mick Jagger, Elton John, John Fogerty, and The Beach Boys

1988-01-20

Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction

Waldorf-Astoria

New York, NY

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Bruce Springsteen Talks

02. Bob Dylan Talks

03. Twist And Shout - Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Ringo Starr

04. All Along The Watchtower - Bob Dylan & George Harrison

05. I Saw Her Standing There - Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, George Harrison, Ringo Starr & Mick Jagger

06. Stand By Me - Ben E. King, Billy Joel & Julian Lennon

07. Stop In The Name Of Love - Mary Wilson

08. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On > Hound Dog >  Hi Ho Silver > Elton John

09. Barbara Ann - The Beach Boys (Mike Love, Brian Wilson & Carl Wilson)

10. Born On The Bayou - John Fogerty & Bruce Springsteen

11. Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan & Bruce Springsteen

12. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Bruce Springsteen & Mick Jagger 

Bob Dylan, George Harrison & Ringo Starr - 1988-01-20 - New York, NY (SBD)

The 1988 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony could be described in the words of Charles Dickens:   "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times."  The list of inductees was unparellelled - The Beach Boys, the Drifters, the Supremes, Woody Guthrie, Lead Belly, Les Paul, Berry Gordy Jr.  and arguably the greatest American and British rock performers of all time, Bob Dylan and The Beatles, respectively. But Paul McCartney skipped the ceremeony as he was in legal battles with his ex-band mates at the time. Diana Ross also did not attend and everyone wished Mike Love had made the same decision, as his acceptance speech raged against everyone and everything, including his fellow inductees.  Fotunately, the speeches ended and the music began, and it transcnded any tension that may have still lingered. George and Ringo took the stage for a rendition of I Saw Her Standing There, backed by Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen and Mick Jagger,  Dylan played All Along The Watchtower and Like A Rolling Stone, supported by Harrison on the first and Springsteen on the second.  Elton John played amedley of 1950s tunes and Fogerty sang Born On The Bayou. And the night ended with Jagger and Springsteen sharing vocals on I Can't Get No Satisfaction.  This soundboard recording catures all those historic moments, from the Waldorf Astoria on Jnauary 20, 1988, 35 years ago today.  By the way, this article ranks all of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame musical performances - the 1988 show came in 4th, behind only the 2004, 1986 and 1992 jam sessions.

Delaney & Bonnie with Eric Clapton & George Harrison - 1969-12-10 - Copenhagen, Denmark (SBD)

Delaney and Bonnie & Friends

featuring Eric Clapton

with George Harrison

1969-12-10

Falconer Theater

Copenhagen, Denmark

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Poor Elijah > Tribute to Robert Johnson

02. I Don't Know Why

03. Where There's a Will, There's a Way

04. Special Life

05. I Don't Want to Discuss It

06. That's What My Man is For

07. Coming Home

08. Little Richard Medley

Delaney & Bonnie with Eric Clapton & George Harrison - 1969-12-10 - Copenhagen, Denmark (SBD)

1969 - As discussed in several earlier posts here at So Many Roads, Eric Clapton quickly grew tired on being in Blind Faith. During that band's only tour in 1969, EC found himself spending more time with opening act Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett than he was with Winwood and Baker! Once the tour ended, EC left Blind Faith and joined up with Delaney & Bonnie. This soundboard recording finds EC on tour with Delaney & Bonnie on December 10, 1969, 52 years ago today! Also on stage is Clapton's good friend, George Harrison!

Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session - 1985-10-21 - London, UK (SBD)

George Harrison & Carl Perkins

with  Dave Edmunds, Ringo Starr & Eric Clapton

1985-10-21

Limehouse Studios

London UK

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby

02. Your True Love

03. Discussion

04. The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise

05. That's All Right

06. Blue Moon Of Kentucky

07. Night Train To Memphis

08. Amen

09. Glad All Over

10. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On

11. Gone, Gone, Gone

12. Blue Suede Shoes

13.Blue Suede Shoes (Reprise)

Bonus Tracks

14. Honey Don't*

15. Johnny B. Goode**

*George with Carl Perkins band at Handmade Films party.

**George live with Denny Laine, Robert Plant and members of ELO & The Moody Blues at the Heartbeat Concert - Birmingham, England March 15, 1986

Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session - 1985-10-21 - London, UK (SBD)

ENGLAND -  On October 21, 1984, 35 years ago today and a night after he sat in with Eric Clapton, Carl Perkins was back on stage, this time with EC's good friend, George Harrison.  Clapton also made an appearance, as did Ringo Star and Dave Edmunds.  The concert, billed as Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session was an emotional tribute to Perkin's legendary career.  While this soundboard  recording doesn't contain the entire evening - a few songs are missing - its a still a must have for your collection.

George Harrison - 1992-04-06 - London, UK (HQ Aud)

George Harrison 
& Friends

1992-04-06

Royal Albert Hall

London, UK

HQ Audience Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. I Want To Tell You

02. Old Brown Shoe

03. Taxman

04. Band Introductions

05. Give Me Love

06. Something

07. What Is Life

08. Piggies

09. Got My Mind Set On You

10. Cloud Nine

11. Here Comes The Sun

12. My Sweet Lord

13. All Those Years Ago

14. Cheer Down

15. Isn't It A Pity

16. The Devil's Radio

17. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (*)

18. Roll Over Beethoven (**)

Bonus:

19. Taxman (from rehearsal - has voiceovers)

(*)(**) Additional Drums By Ringo Starr

(*) Solo Guitar By Gary Moore

(**) Guitar By Joe Walsh

(**) Guitar By Dhani Harrison

George Harrison - 1992-04-06 - London UK (HQ Aud)

On April 6, 1992, 27 years ago today, George Harrison headlined his last concert, a gig at the Royal Albert Hall that featured special guests Ringo Starr, Gary Moore, Joe Walsh and son, Dhani Harrison. For George, it was his first performance in London in 23 years, since, I’m guessing, the Beatle’s legendary Rooftop Concert on January 30, 1969! This show was a fund raiser for the Natural Law Party, which was founded in the UK on March 15 1992 with the goal of “bringing innovative, scientifically proven solutions to the nation's problems”. The fact that the party was tied in to Transcendental Meditation probably made it very attractive to George. This website is about music, however, not politics. This HQ Audience Recording captures every note of this performance, the last time George would perform live with the exception of his appearance at the Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Concert (better know as “Bobfest” in the words of Neil Young) at Madison Square Garden in October 1992. Download this one to have this historic show as part of your collection.

George Harrison - 1991-12-12 - Osaka, Japan (Ex Aud)

George Harrison
with Eric Clapton
1991-12-12
Osaka Castle Hall
Osaka, Japan
Excellent Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
01. I Want To Tell You
02. Old Brown Shoe
03. Taxman
04. Give Me Love
05. If I Needed Someone
06. Something
07. What Is Life
08. Dark Horse
09. Piggies
10. Pretending
11. Old Love
12. Badge
13. Wonderful Tonight

CD 2:
01. Got My Mind Set On You
02. Cloud Nine
03. Here Comes The Sun
04. My Sweet Lord
05. All Those Years Ago
06. Cheer Down
07. Devil's Radio
08. Isn't It A Pity

Encore:
09. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
10. Roll Over Beethoven

George Harrison - 1991-12-12 - Osaka, Japan (Ex Aud)

George Harrison 1991 - Back To Back To Back - #3: As promised yesterday, here's the 3rd part of our Back To Back To Back set featuring George Harrison on tour in Japan in 1991. This one is an excellent quality audience recording from December 12, 1991, 27 years ago today,  the last of 3 nights in Osaka.

George Harrison - 1991-12-11 - Osaka, Japan (EX Aud)

George Harrison
with Eric Clapton
1991-12-11
Osaka Castle Hall
Osaka, Japan
Excellent Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
01. I Want To Tell You
02. Old Brown Shoe
03. Taxman
04. Give Me Love
05. If I Needed Someone
06. Something
07. What Is Life
08. Dark Horse
09. Piggies
10. Pretending
11. Old Love
12. Badge
13. Wonderful Tonight

CD 2:
01. Got My Mind Set On You
02. Cloud Nine
03. Here Comes The Sun
04. My Sweet Lord
05. All Those Years Ago
06. Cheer Down
07. Devil's Radio
08. Isn't It A Pity

Encore:
09. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
10. Roll Over Beethoven

George Harrison - 1991-12-11 - Osaka, Japan (Ex Aud)

George Harrison 1991 - Back To Back To Back - #2: As promised yesterday, here's the 2nd part of our Back To Back To Back set featuring George Harrison on tour in Japan in 1991. This one is an excellent audience recording from December 11, 1991, 27 years ago today, the 2nd of 3 nights in Osaka. Download this one, then come back tomorrow for part 3 of this set.

George Harrison - 1991-12-10 - Osaka, Japan (Ex Aud)

George Harrison
with Eric Clapton
1991-12-10
Osaka Castle Hall
Osaka, Japan
Excellent Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
01. I Want To Tell You
02. Old Brown Shoe
03. Taxman
04. Give Me Love
05. If I Needed Someone
06. Something
07. What Is Life
08. Dark Horse
09. Piggies
10. Pretending
11. Old Love
12. Badge
13. Wonderful Tonight


CD 2:
01. Got My Mind Set On You
02. Cloud Nine
03. Here Comes The Sun
04. My Sweet Lord
05. All Those Years Ago
06. Cheer Down
07. Devil's Radio
08. Isn't It A Pity

Encore:
09. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
10. Roll Over Beethoven

George Harrison - 1991-12-10 - Osaka, Japan (Ex Aud)

George Harrison 1991 - Back To Back To Back - #1: In December 1991, George Harrison launched the 2nd, and final, solo tour of his career. Unlike his first tour 17 years earlier in 1991, Harrison avoided the glare of the US media, playing only in Japan. Long time friend Eric Clapton went along with George on this short 12 show run, playing back up for Harrison, while also stepping out front for 4 of his own numbers each night. This excellent audience recording captures George and Eric on December 10, 1991, 27 years ago today, on the 1st of 3 nights in Osaka. George plays a great mix of Beatle tunes and his own solo material. Moreover, hearing While My Guitar Gently Weeps live, with EC playing just as he did when the song was first recorded for the White Album, is a rare treat. Download this one , then come back tomorrow and the next day for parts 2 and 3 of this set.

George Harrison - 1974-11-12 - Los Angeles, CA (SBD)

George Harrison

1974-11-12

The Forum

Los Angeles, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Hari's On Tour (LA Express)

02. While My Guitar Gently Weeps

03. Something

04. Will It Go Round In Circles [Billy Preston]

05. Sue Me, Sue You Blues

06. Zoon, Zoon, Zoon

07. Naderdani

08. Cheparte (incomplete)

09. I Am Missing You

10. Dispute And Violence

10. For You Blue

12. Band Introductions

13. Give Me Love

14. In My Life

15. Tom Cat [Tom Scott and the L.A. Express]

Missing: Dark Horse, Nothing From Nothing & Outa-Space (Billy Preston), What Is Life, and My Sweet Lord

George Harrison - 1974-11-12 - Los Angeles, CA (SBD)

1974: On November 2, 1974, George Harrison launched a major North American tour, becoming the first Beatle to tour solo on that continent! Billed As George Harrison and Friends, the concerts included segments by Tom Scott, Billy Preston and Ravi Shankar. Unfortunately for George, the tour was problematic, to say the least. The former Beatle had blown out his voice completing the soon to be released album Dark Horse. He had vocal problems at many of the concerts, leading some critics to dub the shows the "Dark HOARSE" tour. Many fans also had issues with the concerts, growing weary of the long segments performed by Ravi Shankar. In addition, fans disliked that Harrison changed the lyrics and tempo of many of his better known songs, while leaving the classic Here Comes The Sun completely off the set list. All that said, this tour still holds a unique place in rock history, as it was the only time George toured in the US. Rumors abound that a formal release of film footage and concert tracks from that tour is in the works, but all that is still speculation. In the meantime, we'll have to make due with bootlegs from the tour. This post includes the only known soundboard recording from the tour, from November 12, 1974 in Los Angeles, 43 years ago today! Download this one and relive one of only 2 solo tours George ever embarked on, the other being his 1991 venture to Japan with Eric Clapton.

George Harrison, Bob Dylan & John Fogerty – 1987-02-19 – North Hollywood (SBD + HQ Aud)

George Harrison, Bob Dylan & John Fogerty

The Silver Wilburys

1987-02-19

The Palomino Club

North Hollywood, CA

HQ Audience Recording

192 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Farther On Down The Road

02. Intro

03. Matchbox

04. Knock On Wood

05. Midnight Hour

06. Honey Don't

07. Blue Suede Shoes

08. Watching The River Flow

09. Proud Mary

10. Johnny B Goode

11. Hand Jive

12. Peggy Sue

13. Dizzy Miss Lizzy

14. Lucille

15. Twist & Shout

George Harrison, Bob Dylan & John Fogerty – 1987-02-19 – North Hollywood (SBD + HQ Aud)

1987 - Three decades ago this very day, on February 19, 1987, what started out as a concert by Taj Mahal at the Palomino Club in North Hollywood, became an historic rock and roll event. Three fans in attendance leaped on stage and launched into an impromptu rock & roll jam session. Fans on stage would normally call for security, except in this case the 3 individuals happened to be Bob Dylan, fellow Wilbury George Harrison, and John Fogerty (who was never a Wilbury but would have fit in nicely). This was a jam session in the truest sense of the word. The 3 pulled out rock classics such as Midnight Hour, Johnny B Goode and Blue Suede Shoes. The audience requested Dylan’s Watching The River Flow, and they complied, except Harrison took lead vocals. All 3 legends shared a single microphone on the chorus to Hey Bo Diddley. Yet, as if that wasn’t enough, one more highlight may have topped every other moment of this performance. Dylan, who had never before met Fogerty, told John that he had better play a certain song or people would only remember Tina Turner’s version. Forgerty responded by saying “All right, I’m gonna do this for one reason – Bob Dylan asked me to do it” and broke into the opening notes of Proud Mary! As everyone knows, Fogerty had gone years without playing any Creedence tunes due to disputes with his record label.  Beginning with this show, CCR material would return full time to Fogerty’s live performances. This Soundboard + HQ audience recording captures every note of that historic night and is yet another must have for anyone’s collection.

George Harrison - 1974-12-13 - Landover MD (HQ Audience)

George Harrison

1974-12-13

Evening Show

Capitol Center

Largo MD

HQ Audience Recording

160 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Hari's On Tour

02. While My Guitar Gently Weeps

03. Something

04. Will It Going 'round In Circles*

05. Sue Me Sue You Blues

06. For You Blue

07. Give Me Love

08. In My Life

09. Tomcat**

10. Maya Love

11. Dark Horse

12. What Is Life

13. My Sweet Lord

*by Billy Preston 

**by Tom Scott
 

George Harrison - 1974-12-13 - Landover MD (HQ Audience)

On November 2, 1974, George Harrison launched a major North American tour, becoming the first Beatle to tour solo on that continent! Billed As George Harrison and Friends, the concerts included segments by Tom Scott, Billy Preston and Ravi Shankar. Unfortunately for George, the tour was problematic, to say the least. The former Beatle had blown out his voice completing the soon to be released album Dark Horse. He had vocal problems at many of the concerts, leading some critics to dub the shows the "Dark HOARSE" tour. Many fans also had issues with the concerts, growing weary of the long segments performed by Ravi Shankar. In addition, fans disliked that Harrison changed the lyrics and tempo of many of his better known songs, while leaving the classic Here Comes The Sun completely off the set list. All that said, this tour still holds a unique place in rock history, as it was the only time George toured in the US. Rumors abound that a formal release of film footage and concert tracks from that tour is in the works, but all that is still speculation. In the meantime, we'll have to make due with bootlegs from the tour. This high quality audience recording captures “Hari On Tourr” in Landover on December 13, 1974, 42 years go today.

George Harrison - 1991-12-06 - Hiroshima, Japan (HQ Aud)

George Harrison 

with Eric Clapton

1991-12-06

Hiroshima Sunplaza

Hiroshima, Japan

HQ Audience Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. I Want To Tell You

02. Old Brown Shoe

03. Taxman

04. Give Me Love

05. If I Needed Someone

06. Something

07. What Is Life

08. Dark Horse

09. Piggies

10. Pretending

11. Old Love

12. Badge

13. Wonderful Tonight

CD 2:

01. Got My Mind Set On You

02. Cloud Nine

03. Here Comes The Sun

04. My Sweet Lord

05. All Those Years Ago

06. Cheer Down

07. Devil's Radio

08. Isn't It A Pity

09. While My Guitar Gently Weeps

10. Roll Over Beethoven

Bonus Tracks:

11. When We Was Fab (alternate mix)

12. Got My Mind Set On You (alternate mix)

George Harrison – 1991-12-06 – Hiroshima, Japan (HQ Aud)

In December 1991, George Harrison launched the 2nd, and final, solo tour of his career. Unlike his first tour 17 years earlier in 1991, Harrison avoided the glare of the US media, playing only in Japan. Long time friend Eric Clapton went along with George on this short 12 show run, playing back up for Harrison, while also stepping out front for 4 of his own numbers each night. This excellent audience recording captures George and Eric on December 6, 1991, 2 dozen ago today, on the 5th night of the tour in Hiroshima. George plays a great mix of Beatle tunes and his own solo material. Moreover, hearing While My Guitar Gently Weeps live, with EC playing just as he did when the song was first recorded for the White Album, is a rare treat. Download this one to capture one of George’s last live performances!

Delaney & Bonnie with Eric Clapton & George Harrison - 1969-12-02 - Bristol, UK (SBD)

Delaney & Bonnie & Friends

featuring Eric Clapton

with George Harrison & Dave Mason

1969-12-02

Colston Hall

Bristol, UK

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Early Show:

01. intro > tuning

02. Instrumental

03. Only You Know & I Know

04. Things Get Better

05. I Don't Know Why

06. Where There's A Will There's A Way

07. //Comin' Home

08. I Don't Want To Discuss It

09. finish and threats from promoter

Late Show

10. Instrumental (late show)

BONUS TRACKS:

November 1969

Olympic Studios

London UK

11. Where There's A Will, There's A Way (instrumental) 

12. I Don't Know Why 

Delaney & Bonnie with Eric Clapton & George Harrison - 1969-12-02 -  Bristol, UK (SBD)

As discussed in several earlier posts here at So Many Roads, Eric Clapton quickly grew tired on being in Blind Faith. During that band's only tour in 1969, EC found himself spending more time with opening act Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett than he was with Winwood and Baker! Once the tour ended, EC left Blind Faith and joined up with Delaney & Bonnie. This soundboard recording finds EC on tour with Delaney & Bonnie on December 2, 1969, 46 years ago today! Also on stage is Clapton's good friend, George Harrison, as well as Dave Mason! 

George Harrison - 1974-11-26 - Baton Rouge (HQ Aud)

George Harrison

1974-11-26

Louisiana State University Assembly Center

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

HQ Audience Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Hari's on Tour > While My Guitar Gently Weeps

02. Something

03. Will It Go Round in Circles?

04. Sue Me Sue You Blues

05. For You Blue

06. Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)

07. Soundstage of Mind

08. In My Life

CD 2:

01. Tom Cat

02. Maya Love

03. Dark Horse

04. Nothing from Nothing

05. Outta Space

06. What Is Life

07. My Sweet Lord

George Harrison - 1974-11-26 - Baton Rouge (HQ Aud)

1974 - A few years ago, I posted a soundboard recording of George Harrison’s November 12, 1974 concert in Los Angeles. That might be the only known soundboard tape available from that tour. Fortunately, plenty of audience recordings are available, and this one, from his November 26, 1974 show, 37 years ago today, is one of the best. The tape includes all the Harrison and Billy Preston tunes, but excludes all of the Ravi Shankar material, effectively dealing with one of the biggest complaints about the tour. Harrison fans at the time were quite unhappy with the length of Shankar’s portion of the show, feeling it took the spotlight away from the quiet Beatle. Obviously, this taper agreed with those complaints! Harrison’s vocal issues, which plagued him, throughout the tour, are also readily apparent upon listening to this show. That said, this one is definitely worth the download, if simply to hear George on his only solo tour of the United States.