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Buffalo Springfield - Broken Arrow - Fox Theater - Oakland, CA - 6/2/11
Buffalo Springfield - Broken Arrow - Fox Theater - Oakland, CA - 6/2/11
Superb performance. Furay's harmonies are excellent. No pseudo-hippie B.S. sound effect as somebody else here mentioned. Wistful and plaintive. Beautiful.
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Buffalo Springfield - Broken Arrow - Fox Theater - Oakland, CA - 6/2/11
Buffalo Springfield - Broken Arrow - Fox Theater - Oakland, CA - 6/2/11
It IS an excellent performance-by any standard.
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Flyfishing in Bosnia - Flyfishing Europa
La prima volta di Maxsodino nel "Bozzo dei Grulli".
Due giorni in Ribnik con condizioni quasi proibitive.
Un giorno in Pliva dove abbiamo incontrat...
Tremendous! Great size to these fish. Wonderful setting. Some are as fat as American footballs.
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Jackson Browne- For Everyman (album version)
Couldn't find this version anywhere, so I figured I'd have to upload it myself.
This is from the 1973 album, 'For Everyman' released on Asylum Reco...
Crosby's harmony is the icing on the cake missing in the live version. This and BEFORE THE DELUGE really capture Jackson for me.
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That Palomino pony's sweat is soaking right through the saddle blanket on this one. Majestic. The guitars just cascade over you like a waterfall.
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It really helps to understand the song prior to seeing this performance. In anticipation of what he does in the studio, you can't prepare yourself adequately for what he does here live. This is an absolutely stunning performance because he takes a remarkable studio recording FAR above that bar....
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That's It For The Other One - Grateful Dead
1st track on "Anthem Of The Sun" (2003 Reissue) (1968).
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "...
My understanding is that much of this album was mixed by Lesh and Garcia while under the considerable influence of STP. Sounds like it too. The psychedelics used were likely real enough. The psychedelia that ensued on vinyl, though, is a rather epic and contrived fail.
This from a devoted fan...
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Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes - In My Time Of Dying
live @ The Greek
Gorman is soooo good. He just KILLS this. Whole band is on and Page is just eating it up. Helps that the guitars cover all Page's studio overdubs. Really fat sound that just wasn't there with Zep live. Chris Robinson is really credible too. Pretty sure Plant wouldn't have the range or stami...
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Jack Straw (Live) - Grateful Dead
4th track on "Europe '72" {Remaster} CD 1 (1972).
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair us...
Easily the best version of this song found on the internet. Mix is perfect. That's not unusual, though. Europe '72 was a brilliant live album.
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A VERY worthy tribute to Buddy Miles. Stripped down band needed horns but this was very workable. Winwood is SOOO incredibly soulful. Hot solo by Clapton.
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The Allman Brothers - Mountain Jam (part 4)
part 4 of the epic mountain jam! recorded live at the fillmore east 1971
(in my opinion the best rock ending EVER!)
I'll be buried with a vinyl copy of Eat A Peach. For all its greatness, MOUNTAIN JAM was that album's signature. There's mindless, pointless jamming and then there's MOUNTAIN JAM as recorded on this evening. Those boys nailed it that night and I doubt it was ever more glorious.
Everything rig...
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Hawkwind D-Rider Live Chicago 1974.wmv
The '1999' Party is a live album by Hawkwind recorded at the Chicago Auditorium Theatre on 21 March 1974 released retrospectively in November 1997...
Oh man, I had tickets for this show at the but was too burned out from seeing the Jefferson Starship's first show after re-forming. Night previous if I recall correctly. Lived up in Milwaukee and the drive down again was too much even for my 18 year old body.
Wish I'd gone though. REALLY wis...
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Buffalo Springfield - Mr. Soul (previously unreleased version)
rare track from 4 CD Box Set (CD 2)
If I recall, this version was recorded live in the studio around January 1967. It was Neil's favorite but, evidently, the original acetates were lost/damaged (as can be heard here). It took some effort, I guess, restoring them to a semblance of listenability.
I confess to mucho digging it. Th...
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bendbadgersteve
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3 months ago
Neil Young - Barstool Blues
From Zuma (1975)
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Barstool Blues
If I could hold on
to just one thought
For long enough to know
Why my mind is moving s...
"This one is hard for him to play live..."
Yeah. The key is too high for him these days. The other problem is tempo. Hard for the band and him to keep the restrained back-beat heard here. The song typically builds a momentum and starts surging.
It really is an awesome song. My second fav...
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In the hall of the Mountain King/Bolero - SRC
From their second LP 'Milestones'. A version of Grieg's classic and Bolero (albeit via Jeff Beck's B side to 'Hi Ho Silver Lining').
Strange days. Had the MILESTONES album. Lived in Wisconsin. SRC was a big influence throughout the upper midwest. Lot of immensely cool bands from that area in the late sixties.
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"I think you would be shocked at how many Eagles fans have no idea Tim Schmit was with Poco, or anything about Poco or that they even existed.. for that matter, Such a shame.... The Eagles got all the glory, fame, & money!"
Not telling me anything that I don't know or disagree. Concur fully bu...
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"...I guess I just hate how Schmit is given no credit in this band when he was a major part of the Poco legacy ..."
Don't know who you'd be listening to that knows anything about the band yet gives Schmidt no credit. Hellacious bass player, great singer and really, really good songwriter. Love...
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Topkat311,
"he is considered the 1st bass player for Poco."
You might consider Schmidt their first bass player. I really don't. Owned the first album. Read the liner note and I doubt Meisner got there by buyin' the beer.
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Woodstock 40th Anniversary Blu-Ray Extras - Jefferson Airplane-3 5ths of a Mile.
40 years later, Woodstock music festival is still very relivent. This is a clip off of the 40th Anniversary Blu-Ray Edition Disc.
3/5ths of a Mile ...
Runaway freight train that's blown its brakes. Awesomely ragged. Raggedly awesome. Good thing the acid had already long-since peaked.
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This band missed Balin. His returned presence reunited the those really cool three part harmonies. Listen to Kantner and Slick step in at the 2:11 mark. Close as this band was gonna get to the Airplane's power...
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Jefferson Airplane - 3/5 of a mile in 10 seconds (live)
Jefferson Airplane 3/5 of a mile in 10 seconds. Grace slick sexy as always :-)
Pretty hot performance. Spencer really propels this thing. Vocals are ragged but, then, when faced with a runaway train you just hold on as best you can.
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bendbadgersteve
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5 months ago
Grateful Dead - The Wheel 1972 (Studio Version)
Grateful Dead The Wheel 1972 Studio Version (album: Garcia 1972)
Western sky music for the mind. There might be better pedal steel players but none more spacey than Garcia.
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Fairport Convention (Original line up, Judy Dyble etc) Morning Glory, 1968
Fairport Convention, Rare 1968 'Bouton Rouge' French tv version of 'Morning Glory' Early, and superb FC, featuring the original line up of Judy Dyb...
Great guitar break by Thompson. Powerhouse band and stayed that way with Denny. Dyble was good in her own right.
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Morning Dew, 5/26/72 ☮ Grateful Dead, HD/HQ
A soulful "Dew" from the Grateful Dead's Europe 72 tour is synched with scenes from "On the Beach," the film that inspired the writing of the song ...
Thanks. This was sad, beautiful and important. The movie always moved me. How could it not? This version of Morning Dew from Europe '72 did the same. Again, how could it not?
You've brought them together wonderfully...almost as they might always have been meant.
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Mona - Quicksilver Messenger Service
"Mona," by Quicksilver Messenger Service, from their album, "Happy Trails" (1969)
The ultimate hippie dance song. You could do the wavy gravy and just PRAY this would never end. Cippolina and Duncan were SOOO in tune with each other at these shows.
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Neil Young - Cowgirl In The Sand
From Live at Filmore East (1970)
This live album, originally recorded in 1970, was released in 2006.
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---------------... Chills, man. Gives me chills. The lead breaks are jagged shards of glass. The band surges and fades with Whitten's rhythm playing. None of Sampedro's heavy hand. All light, cool, subtle and quick. Sheer grooviness. Epically so.
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widespread panic-counting train cars.wmv
Couldn't find it on you tube-so made my own
Tiny electrons circling in...neutral ground. Such a cool song. Counting train cars.
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Neil Young - Cinnamon Girl
Neil Young - Cinnamon Girl
I felt there needed to be a studio version up on Youtube for people to listen to.
Song is property of Neil Young and Aff...
@bytebull
Neil may have fought heroin addiction but he's never used the drug. A lot around him (notably Danny Whitten) but not Neil. Never dropped acid either. Reefer? Yeah. Coke? Yup. Shitload of tequila? Uh huh. No scag, horse, smack, or Big H in that ol' boy though.
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bendbadgersteve
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7 months ago
Grateful Dead - Loser
2/18/1971
First time played
One of the truly great shows ever performed by the boys. Just totally "on". Playing was clean, controlled and restrained. This show generated the DARK STAR beautiful jam with (I believe) Wharf Rat worked into the middle as a first performance for that gem also.
Right at the performance peak...
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Jefferson Airplane - Clergy/3/5 Of A Mile In Thirty Seconds
Title: Clergy/3/5 Of A Mile In Thirty Seconds (Live)
Album: Bless Its Pointed Little Head
Track No: 1
Written By: Marty Balin
Marty Balin - Lead V...
Totally great drum intro by Spencer. So quick and ON.
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Fleetwood Mac Why HQ (LOUDER VERSION)
Heres another one off the mystery to me album
Everything about this song is simple and simply perfect. Elegant. Such a mature sound.
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Bob Weir - Cassidy (Studio Version)
Cassidy from Bobby Weir's studio album, Ace. Enjoy!
Uploaded by request of bendbadgersteve and vedas7317
Such a completely beautiful song. To ride with Cassidy through the moonlight in his cadillac would have been one of life's great pleasures. Few knew living to fullest quite like ol' Neal.
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The Byrds - Why (1966)
The Byrds - Why (1966)
LP: Fifth Dimension
Guess I like the Younger Than Yesterday version. This is a bit more chunky and seems that Michael Clarke's drumming is a bit stiffer here. Never heard it before, though, and any Byrds is GOOD Byrds. Great guitar sound and, as usual, Hillman's bass work is stunning.
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Ohio-CSNY
40 years ago today, one of the greatest tragedies that our nation has faced occurred at Kent State in Ohio. I have committed half the video to pics...
"No one wrote a song about the 2 dead in Jackson State, shot dead by police only 10 days after Kent. In fact, many people do not even know that those young men in Mississippi lost their lives. Why? Because they were black, the Kent students were white..."
Jackson-Kent Blues Steve Miller Band #...
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The Byrds Reunion- The Bells Of Rhymny [1989] Live
The Byrds were an American rock band, formed in Los Angeles, California in 1964. The band underwent multiple line-up changes throughout its existen...
Concur. Song's missing some of the grace that the slower studio version held.
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David Crosby - Laughing
David Van Cortlandt Crosby (born August 14, 1941) is an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter. He was a founding member of three bands: The By...
Joni double-tracks and harmonizes with herself at the end. Cool. Garcia had a run of truly spacey pedal-steel work with Last Lonely Eagle (NRPS), The Wheel (Garcia), Have You Seen The Stars Tonight (Kantner) and Your Mind Has Left Your Body (Kantner, Slick, Frieberg) that was amazing.
He wasn'...
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bendbadgersteve
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9 months ago
Bob Weir - Playin' In The Band (Studio Version)
Playin' In The Band from Bobby Weir's studio album, Ace. Enjoy!
Uploaded by request of CRAXYFINGERS76
Let's get the studio version of Cassidy up. Great album.
Saw them for the first time in October 1973 and they largely pushed ACE and Wake Of The Flood. Great show with my favorite lineup (short PigPen). Only Kreutzman on drums and they were a crisp, snappy lil' psychedelic country cowboy ba...
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Jefferson Airplane - Plastic fantastic lover (live at Woodstock)
"Plastic fantastic lover" written by Marty Balin.
Performed live at the Woodstock Music & Art Fair, on Sunday 17 August 1969.
Line-up
Marty Balin:...
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Love this version. Jived up and totally raging. Almost as though they'll fall apart at the seams and spin off into separate orbits. No worries, though. Just another stroll through the park with the Airplane engines fully-throttled and revved.
The Dick Cavett Show - August 19, 1969 -- part 5
The Dick Cavett Show from 1969 with Jefferson Airplane, David Crosby and Stephen Stills, and Joni Mitchell.
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Spencer was quick, fluid and imaginative. Great, great drummer who later went on to drive the New Riders Of The Purple Sage. Shout-out to Nicky Hopkins on piano. Great line-up here. Easily their best.
The Dick Cavett Show - August 19, 1969 -- part 5
The Dick Cavett Show from 1969 with Jefferson Airplane, David Crosby and Stephen Stills, and Joni Mitchell.
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bendbadgersteve said:
"It looks like JA totally ignored the time limit they were given on this tv show and kept on playing on and on and on and on..."
Yeah...They had an audience in front of them and that's all which really mattered. Cool ending. Never saw this clip but dig how they just rolled it on. Neat seeing...
Crosby & Nash--LAUGHING--Amsterdam--16 oktober 2011
c & n at the rai-theatre in amsterdam on october 16, 2011
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bendbadgersteve said:
Such a heavy song. They're giving it the reverence it deserves. So too, it seems, the audience.
Crosby,Stills,Nash & Young Immigration Man Live
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bendbadgersteve said:
Saw them early on this tour in Milwaukee mid June. Vocals were still solid and the wheels hadn't fallen off yet. Good show with Jesse Colin Young and The Beach Boys. This was one of the show's highlights.
The Who - Live At Leeds - Amazing Journey / Sparks
Simply awesome, arguably the best live band ever
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Greatest live album ever. Might be their greatest live song too. Combined, you've got sonic artillery fired by the aural Gods...
Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells a Story
I Do not Own this Material
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED, FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY
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bendbadgersteve said:
The initial five solo L.P.s, TRUTH, BECKOLA and the (not so) Small Faces L.P.s are all you need to know about Rod Stewart. He made ATLANTIC CROSSING and, shortly thereafter, DIED.
The Top 30 Best Damn Rock Riffs Ever. Period.
well the title says it all!
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bendbadgersteve said:
Ummm...any list with Jumpin' Jack Flash missing, much less right at the top, IS NO LIST AT ALL. The Kinks? All Day And All Of The Night? You Really Got Me? I HATE Van Halen but Panama? Zeppelin? How Many More Times?
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