Everly Brothers - 1965-04-22 - Stockholm, Sweden (FM)

The Everly Brothers 

1965-04-22

Sveriges Radio

Karlaplan Studios

Stockholm, Sweden

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Lucille 

02. Susie Q 

03. talk 

04. Raunchy (Instrumental)

05. talk 

06. Walk Right Back 

07. talk 

08. Bye Bye Love 

09. Gone, Gone, Gone 

10. talk 

11. Untitled Instrumental 

12. talk 

13. I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town 

14. talk 

15. Bird Dog

16. talk 

17. So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad)

18. Lucille 

Everly Brothers - 1965-04-22 - Stockholm, Sweden (FM)

1960s - #5: In the late 1950s and early 1960s, The Everly Brothers (Phil & Don) had three #1 singles - Wake Up Little Suzie, All I Have To Do Is Dream, and Cathy's Clown - and another 3 that went to #2 - Bye Bye Love, Bird Dog, and Problems. Their vocal harmonies and dual acoustic guitar stylings influenced artists such as The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel, and The Beatles. In 2003-2004, The Everlys toured with Simon & Garfunkel, joining Paul and Art on stage for several songs midway through each show. McCartney referenced the duo in his hit Let Em' In, listing Phil and Don among the numerous folks knocking on the door. This FM broadcast captures The Everly Brothers in Sweden on April 22, 1965, 49 years ago today.  Note - thanks to the original poster at Albums That Should Exist.

Everly Brothers - 1969-07-19 - Newport, RI (SBD)

The Everly Brothers 

with Ike Everly

1969-07-19

Nwport Folk Festival 

Newport, RI

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Introduction

02. "A" Blues

03. Talking: Mose Rager & Merle Travis

04. Blue Smoke

05. Talking: ASCAP wars

06. Ike Ever|y's Rag

07. Talking: Travis picking

08. Goin‘ Down The Road Feelin' Bad

09. Talking: The old radio show

10. I Am A Pilgrim

11. Talking: Clawhammer style

12. Step It Up And Go

13. Talking: Banjo playing

14. Nellie Gray

15. Song Intro

16. Bass Fiddle Rag

17. Dirty Guitar Blues

18. Talking

19. Unknown Instrumental

20. Talking

21. You Done Me Wrong

22. Talking

23. Lightning Express

24. Song Intro

25. Don't Let Our Love Die

26. Born To Lose

27. When Will I Be Loved?

28. Tuning & Talking

29. Down In The Willow Garden

30. Talking: Bill Monroe

31. Oh So Many Years

32. Ground Hawg

33. Talking

34. Song Intro

35. Bye Bye Love

Everly Brothers - 1969-07-19 - Newport, RI (SBD)

1960s - #3:  In the late 1950s and early 1960s, The Everly Brothers (Phil & Don) had three #1 singles - Wake Up Littel Suzie, All I Have To Do Is Dream and Cathy's Clown - and another 3 that went to #2 - Bye Bye Love, Bird Dog and problems. Their vocal harmonies and dual acoustic guitar stylings influenced artists such as The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel and The Beatles. In 2003-2004, The Everlys toured with Simon & Garfunkel, joining Paul and Art on stage for several songs midway through each show. McCartney referenced the duo in his hit Let Em' In, listing Phil and Don among the numerous folks knocking on the door. This soundboard recording captures The Everly Brothers in at the Newport Folk Festival on July 19, 1969, 54 years ago today, playing alnsie their father and musical mentor, Ike Everly!

The Everly Brothers - 1997-05-24 -Manchester, UK (FM)

The Everly Brothers
1997-05-24
Manchester Apollo
Manchester, UK
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Introduction
02. Green River
03. Kentucky
04. Bowling Green
05. So Sad
06. Claudette
07. Crying In The Rain
08. When Will I Be Loved
09. Ebony Eyes
10. He Stopped Loving Her Today
11. Bye Bye Love
12. All I Have To Do Is Dream
13. Long Time Gone
14. Blues Stay Away From Me
15. 'Til I Kissed You
16. Walk Right Back
17. Cathy's Clown
18. Wake Up Little Susie
19. Lucille
20. Let It Be Me

Everly Brothers - 1997-05-24 -Manchester, UK (FM)

In the late 1950s and early 1960s, The Everly Brothers (Phil & Don) had three #1 singles - Wake Up Littel Suzie, All I Have To Do Is Dream and Cathy's Clown - and another 3 that went to #2 - Bye Bye Love, Bird Dog and problems. Their vocal harmonies and dual acoustic guitar stylings influenced artists such as The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel and The Beatles. In 2003-2004, The Everlys toured with Simon & Garfunkel, joining Paul and Art on stage for several songs midway through each show. McCartney referenced the duo in his hit Let Em' In, listing Phil and Don among the numerous folks knocking on the door. This soundboard recording captures The Everly Brothers  in Manchester, UK on May 24, 1997, 2 dozen years ago today.

The Everly Brothers - 1963-09-23 - Paris, France (FM)

The Everly Brothers
1963-09-23
The Olympia
Paris, France
FM Broadcast
192 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Intro
02. Lucille
03. Wake Up Little Suzie
04. Cathy's Clown
05. Rip It Up
06. A Few Words By Don
07. Bye Bye Love
08. All I Have To Do Is Dream
09. Baby What You Want Me To Do
10. Be Bop A Lula 

OFFICIALLY RELEASED - LINK REMOVED

Another post dedicated to a band that you might not a first glance think was connected in any way to the Grateful Dead.  In 1970, the Grateful Dead actually covered 2 Everly Brothers tunes, Wake Up Little Suzie and So Sad To Watch Good Love Go Bad., Just shows you the breadth of music that the Dead incorporated into their live performances.  This FM broadcast captures The Everlys on September 23, 1963, 54 years ago this very day, in Paris.

The Everly Brothers - 1969-08-03 - San Francisco, CA (SBD)

The Everly Brothers
1969-08-03
Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA
Soundboad Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Walk Right Back
02. Suzie Q
03. Wake Up Little Suzie
04. Cathy's Clown
05. All I Have To Do Is Dream
06. Rock And Roll Music > Hair > Rock And Roll Music
07. Peggy Sue
08. Lord Of The Manor
09. Love Is Strange

The Everly Brothers - 1969-08-03 - San Francisco, CA (SBD)

In the late 1950s and early 1960s, The Everly Brothers (Phil & Don) had  three #1 singles - Wake Up Littel Suzie, All I have To Do Is Dream and Cathy's Clown - and another 3 that went to #2 - Bye Bye Love, Bird Dog and problems. Their vocal harmonies and dual acoustic guitar stylings influenced artists such as The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel and The Beatles. In 2003-2004, The Everlys toured with Simon & Garfunkel, joining Paul and Art on stage for several songs midway through each show. McCartney referenced the duo in his hit Let Em' In, listing Phil and Don among the numerous folks knocking on the door. This soundboard recording captures The Everly Brothers at The Fillmore West on August 3, 1969, 4 dozen years ago today.

Simon & Garfunkel - 2003-12-20 - Atlanta, GA (SBD)

Simon and Garfunkel

with the Everly Brothers

2003-12-20

Phillips Arena

Atlanta, GA

Soundboard Recording

256 kbps

Artwork Included

Simon & Garfunkel

01. Old Friends

02. A Hazy Shade Of Winter

03. I Am A Rock

04. America

05. At The Zoo

06. Baby Driver

07. Kathy's Song

08. History of S&G

09. Hey Schoolgirl

The Everly Brothers

10. Wake Up Little Suzie 

11. All I Have To Do Is Dream

12. Let It Be Me

13. Bye Bye Love (with S&G)

Simon & Garfunkel

14. Scarborough Fair

15. Homeward Bound

16. The Sound Of Silence

17. Mrs Robinson

18. Slip Sliding Away

19. El Conda Pasa

20. Keep The Customer Satisfied

21. The Only Living Boy In New York

22. American Tune

23. My Little Town

24. Bridge Over Troubled Water

25. Cecilia

26. The Boxer

27. The Leaves That Are Green

28. Feelin Groovy

29. Mrs Robinson

Simon & Garfunkel - 2003-12-20 - Atlanta, GA (SBD)

On February 23, 2003, Simon and Garfunkel reunited to perform in public for the first time in a decade, singing The Sound of Silence to open the Grammy Awards. Before the show, the duo had been presented with the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, honoring their musical contributions over the past four and a half decades. The Grammy reunion led to the pair deciding to go on the road together for the first time in more than 20 years. The tour, fittingly titled Old Friends, both the name of one of their songs and a reflection of their lives, launched on October 16 and ran until December 21. As part of their set list, Simon and Garfunkel performed Hey Schoolgirl, which they said was the first song they had written and recorded together. In addition, each night, about midway through their performance, the duo brought out another famous pair, the Everly Brothers, for a 4 song set. Simon and Garfunkel said this of Phil and Don “We learned to sing by listening to their records. They were our heroes then and they are our heroes now." Of course, the highlight of each night was the long list of classics, tunes such as America, the Boxer, Sounds of Silence and Mrs. Robinson, just to name a few, that at onetime ruled the airwaves and made S & G legends. This soundboard recording captures the pair on the next to last night of the tour, December 20, 2003, 11 years ago today, in Atlanta. Download this one to hear two old friends put aside their differences and do what they do best, harmonize on stage.