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Baboufoger a écrit:

Jean-Pierre se fait plaisir ce soir !!! Charme scandinave apparemment....

Super concert, c'est la tournée où je l'ai vu pour la première fois, dans les jours qui précédent ou qui suivent dans l'antre du plaisir, j'ai nommé l'Ancienne Belgique de Bruxelles, me souviens encore parfaitement de cette intro seul à la mandoline sur "Copperhead Road" avant d'être rejoint par le groupe lorsque la chanson commence, dans une ambiance électrique comme on peut le ressentir quasiment chaque soir dans cette salle, et ce quelque soit l'artiste, pas étonnant qu'après, je sois retourné le voir plusieurs fois, en tout 7 fois si mes souvenirs sont bons, un de ceux que j'ai vus le plus d'ailleurs. J'écoute pas mal de boots de lui en ce moment, et je me rends compte qu'à chaque tournée c'est différent, c'est pas non plus des virages artistiques à 180 °, mais c'est intéressant, pour en arriver à la conclusion qu'il s'est finalement rarement planté et que même, j'ai du mal à trouver un faux pas dans sa discographie. Cette dernière étant riche et bien fournie, avec des chef-d'oeuvres - n'ayant pas peur des mots - comme GUITAR TOWN, EXIT O, COPPERHEAD ROAD, TRAIN A COMIN', FEEL ALRIGHT ou encore EL CORAZON. Grand artiste et sacré bonhomme... Et puis il est né un 17 janvier, il ne peut être que bon  

Steve Earle & the Dukes
Luftschloss, Berlin, Germany
March 12th, 2003
FM Broadcast

CD 1
63’22”
01 “Amerika v. 6.0 (The Best We Can Do)” 4’41”
02 “What's A Simple Man To Do?” 2’38”
03 “Ashes To Ashes” 4’12”
04 “Conspiracy Theory” 4’29”
05 “My Old Friend The Blues” 2’55”
06 “Someday” 4’01”
07 “Taneytown” 5’12”
08 “The Rain Came Down” 4’13”
09 “Harlan Man” 3’28”
10 “Mystery Train Part II” 2’33”
11 “Copperhead Road” 6’15”
12 “Guitar Town” 2’43”
13 “Billy Austin” 6’23”
14 “The Truth” 2’40”
15 “Some Dreams” 3’01”
16 “Hurtin’ Me Hurtin’ You” 3’50”

CD 2
49’53”
01 “Go Amanda” 3’39”
02 “John Walker's Blues” 3’28”
03 “Jerusalem” 4’06”
04 “Transcendental Blues” 4’44”
05 “N.Y.C.” 3’20”
06 “The Unrepentant” 5’50”
07 “Hard-Core Troubadour” 2’37”
08 “The Devil’s Right Hand” 3’26”
09 “Christmas In Washington” 6’54”
10 “Time Has Come Today” 3’53”
11 “Get Together” 4’39”
12 “(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding” 3’10”

Steve Earle
Live from Studio X, Martyrs, Chicago, IL
September 10th, 2007
FM Broadcast

41’56”
01 Announcer Intro 0’32”
02 “Tennessee Blues” 2’49”
03 “Transcendental Blues” 3’30”
04 “Someday” 3’59”
05 Announcer / Interview 9’02”
06 “Sparkle & Shine” 3’59”
07 “Days Aren't Long Enough” (w/Alison Moorer) 4’53”
08 Announcer / Interview 1’48”
09 “City of Immigrants” (w/Alison Moorer) 6’10”
10 “Rich Man's War” 5’07”

Ah 2008, 15 concerts de Bruce, 3 de Steve Earle, 2 des Black Crowes, 2 de Joan Jett, 2 de Neil Young, 2 de Bryan Adams, mais aussi Little Feat, Dana Fuchs, Counting Crows, Blues Brothers, James Taylor, Emmylou Harris, Kim Richey, Status Quo, etc... une année bien pleine, pas vu Steve Earle depuis d'ailleurs.

Steve Earle
Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, UK
January 28th, 2008
Audience

CD 1
78’08”
01 “Steve's Last Ramble” 3’57”
02 “The Devil's Right Hand” 2’48”
03 “My Old Friend The Blues” 2’18”
04 “Someday” 4’07”
05 “Now She's Gone” 3’38”
06 “Goodbye” 5’27”
07 “Tom Ames' Prayer” 3’27”
08 Comment 0’31”
09 “South Nashville Blues” 2’54”
10 “Billy Austin” 6’31”
11 “Tennessee Blues” 3’41”
12 “Jericho Road” 3’59”
13 Banjo comment 0’39”
14 “Oxycontin Blues” 3’09”
15 “CCKMP” 4’21”
16 “Transcendental Blues” 3’40”
17 “Sparkle And Shine” 3’18”
18 Comments Duets 1’10”
19 “Days Aren't Long Enough” 2’53” *
20 “Down Here Below” 5’29” *
21 Comment 1’21”
22 “City Of Immigrants” 4’51” *
23 “Red Is The Color” 3’49”

CD 2
39’20”
01 “Galway Girl” 4’14”
02 Comment (Pete Seeger) 1’34”
03 “Steve's Hammer (For Pete)” 4’55”
04 “Satellite Radio” 4’36”
05 “Way Down In The Hole” 3’58”
06 “Rich Man's War” 4’22”
07 Family Comment 6’21”
08 “Little Rock 'n Roller” 4’45”
09 “Copperhead Road” 4’29”

* with Allison Moorer

Steve Earle: Vocals, Guitars, Mandolin
Alison Moorer: Vocals, Guitar
Neil MacDonald: Percussion and Scratching

John Fogerty with Chris Isaak
The 'Animal Rescue' Benefit organized by the Oakland A´s
Walnut Creek, CA
January 10th, 1992
Audience

20’03”
01 “Born On The Bayou” 3’52”
02 “Bad Moon Rising” 2’32”
03 “Proud Mary” 3’56”
04 “The Midnight Special” 3’43”
05 “Bye Bye Love” 2’07”
06 “Centerfield” 3’51”

Notable for “Bye Bye Love” and “The Midnight Special” sung with Chris Isaak.

John Fogerty – Lead Guitar / Vocals
Bobby Vega – Bass
Kiddy Neal Johnson – Drums
Chris Isaak – Vocal on 4 & 5.

Steve Forbert
Bob Harris’ Session
BBC Radio 2
January 19th, 2008
FM Broadcast

33’08”
01 Interview Pt1 2’04”
02 “Middle Age” 3’45”
03 Interview Pt2 6’11”
04 “Thirty More Years” 3’39”
05 Interview Pt3 3’39”
06 “Thinkin’” 2’25”
07 Interview Pt4 8’37”
08 “What Kind Of Guy” 1’44”
09 Interview Pt5 / Outro 0’57”

C'est Noël 1968, le réveillon, et au lieu d'être en famille peinard, non, ces gars-là jamment dans un des fiefs du mouvement psyché de San Francisco, ils étaient habités ces types !!!

Jerry Garcia, Harvey Mandel & Elvin Bishop
The Matrix, San Francisco, CA
December 24th, 1968
Soundboard

79’18”
01 Jam 18’25”
02 Jam continued 17’14”
03 “We got the Feeling Jesus” 5’43”
04 “Thinkin' bout You” 11’00”
05 ““She's a Motor Worker” 13’58”
06 Jam 12’53”

* Tracks 1 & 2 are actually 1 track broken into two parts so as not to have to post a 200+meg file.

Lowell George Band
Park West, Chicago,IL
June 15th, 1979
Audience

63’03”
01 Opening Jam 6’00”
02 “Fat Man in the Bathtub” 4’59”
03 “Honest Man” 3’53”
04 “What Do You Want The Girl To Do?” 5’01”
05 “Can't Stand the Rain” 3’09”
06 “Easy Money” 3’54”
07 “Rocket In My Pocket” 3’29”
08 “A Apolitical Blues” 7’01”
09 “Dixie Chicken” 8’05”
10 “Two Trains” 5’27”
ENCORE
11 “Harlem Nocturne” 4’01”
12 “Willin'” 4’02”
13 “Spanish Moon” 3’54”

Lowell George
Paradise Theatre, Boston, MA
June 19th, 1979
Really Good Audience Recording

79’57”
01 Intro Jam - Opening Instrumental without Lowell 6’06”
02 “Fat Man In The Bathtub” 5’50”
03 “Honest Man” 3’48”
04 “What Do You Want The Girl To Do?” 5’15”
05 “I Can't Stand The Rain” 3’52”
06 “Easy Money” 4’03”
07 “Rocket In My Pocket” 3’43”
08 “A Apolitical Blues” 9’00”
09 “Two Trains” 4’56”
10 “Dixie Chicken” 11’16”
Encore 1
11 Intros – “Harlem Nocturne” 6’03”
12 “20 Million Things” 3’52”
13 “Willin'” 5’16”
Encore 2
14 “Spanish Moon” 6’48”

NOTES:
Even if this is an audience recording, I love this show, it is one of my favorite Lowell George's show.

Frank received this as an audio disc in a trade some time ago. According to the BOT, it has never been on the Dime tracker. FRANK used EAC to rip the audio and TLH for everything else.

There is some question as to whether some of the recordings from Lowell's one tour are from the places they claim to be. Please note towards the end of Track 1 where an announcer greets Boston before welcoming Lowell.

Ah quel dommage, sa carrière solo partait bien, même si très honnêtement, ça n'avait pas grand chose de différent par rapport à Little Feat dont il jouait plusieurs titres chaque soir, sur ce qui reste comme sa première mais aussi unique tournée solo.

Lowell George
Interview, WHCN Studio, Hartford, CT
June 22nd, 1979
FM Broadcast

18’19”
01 Interview on WHCN 01 2’06”
02 Interview on WHCN 02 1’06”
03 Interview on WHCN 03 3’21”
04 Interview on WHCN 04 4’10”
05 Interview on WHCN 05 6’24”
06 Interview on WHCN 06 1’09”

Sound Quality: Fair

NOTES:
This torrent contains NO music. But ardent fans will be able to enjoy a revealing INTERVIEW with Lowell George in this torrent.
According to "www.featbase.net", this interview was aired on the radio station WHCN on the late afternoon prior to the evening show at the hard Rock Cafe in West Hartford, CT.
Lowell talked about Frank Zappa, Little Feat, Jackson Browne, his solo activity and so on. In the radio show, their some tunes were inserted between the interview. But the tunes were removed, because they were from the official releases.

Lowell George
Hard Rock Café, New York City, NY
June 22nd, 1979
Soundboard


01 “Fat Man In The Bathtub”
02 “Honest Man”
03 “What Do You Want The Girl To Do?”
04 “I Can’t Stand The Rain”
05 “Easy Money”
06 “Dixie Chicken”
07 “Willin’”
ENCORE
08 “Spanish Moon”

Notes: A+ audio and performance!
There are not many (any?) soundboards of lowell’s last tour, and this is a wonderful recording. It was also my birthday show, though I was only 6, never forseeing the impact that this great (underrated!) singer/songwriter/guitarist would have on my life..... In dedication to the rock and roll doctor '2 degrees in bebop, a PHD in swing, he's a master of rhythm, he's a rock and roll king'.

voilà enfin un godfather qui me botte vraiment !!!!

Le dernier concert de Lowell George...

Lowell George’s Final Show
Lisner Auditorium, Washington D.C.
June 28th, 1979
Audience

76’07”
01 Intro – “Fat Man In The Bathtub” 6’19”
02 “What Do You Want The Girl To Do?” 5’24”
03 “I Can't Stand The Rain” 3’20”
04 “Easy Money” 5’51”
05 “Rocket In My Pocket” 3’37”
06 “A Apolitical Blues” 11’19”
07 “Two Trains” 6’04”
08 “Dixie Chicken” 14’02”
09 Intros 1’10”
10 “20 Million Things” 3’16”
11 “Roll Um Easy” 2’55”
12 “Willin'” 1’42”
ENCORE
13 “Spanish Moon” 11’01”

NOTES:
Source unknown.
Audience Recording.
It’s historical importance is obvious as Lowell passed away later that night or early the next day, so it was the last Lowell show before the rock and roll doctor passed away.