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VOL 3 ... Soundboard 9.0 - Excellent! -
VOL 2 ... Soundboard 9.0 - Excellent! -
VOL 1 ... Soundboard 9.0 - Excellent! -
Audience 9.0 - Here’s a great sounding complete show from the ambitious “reunion” tour of 1974 which had the band in not only fine form but giving audiences a marathon set loaded with excellent songs. This is surely one for all collectors of great music regardless of any particular artist because if it’s good, it’s good the ears don’t lie…and this one is good! Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Seattle Center Coliseum Seattle, WA 1974-07-09 Disc 1 01. Love The One You're With 02. Wooden Ships 03. Immigration Man 04. Cowgirl In The Sand 05. Change Partners 06. Traces 07. Grave Concern 08. Black Queen 09. Almost Cut My Hair 10. Ohio 11. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes 12. Helplessly Hoping Disc 2 13. Blackbird 14. Human Highway 15. Prison Song 16. As I Come Of Age 17. Carry Me 18. For Free 19. Guinnevere 20. Southbound Train 21. Another Sleep Song 22. Our House 23. 4 + 20 24. Know You Got To Run 25. You Can't Catch Me (inc. Word Game) 26. Love Art Blues 27. Long May You Run Disc 3 28. A Man Needs A Maid 29. Don't Be Denied 30. First Things First 31. Deja Vu 32. My Angel 33. Pre Road Downs 34. My Favorite Changes 35. Long Time Gone 36. Revolution Blues 37. Pushed It Over The End 38. Carry On 39. What Are Their Names 40. Chicago Band Members: David Crosby - vocal, guitar Stephen Stills - vocal, guitar, keyboards, acoustic bass Graham Nash - vocal, guitar, piano, harmonica, organ Neil Young - vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards Tim Drummond - bass Joe Lala - percussion Russ Kunkel - drums -
Audience 8.8 - A very good effort by taper to manage not only a good sounding capture but largely complete from start to finish with only occasional crowd interference (and usually limited to between songs). Bravo Mr. Taper you served us well. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young "Summerfest" County Stadium Milwaukee, WI July 21st 1974 Disc 1 1 -Love The One You're With 2 -Wooden Ships 3 -Immigration Man 4 -Traces 5 -Cowgirl in the Sand 6 -Black Queen 7 -Ohio 8 -On the Way Home 9 -Suite Judy Blue Eyes 10 -Helplessly Hoping 11 -Only Love Can Break Your Heart 12 -The Lee Shore Disc 2 13 -Guinnevere 14 -Simple Man 15 -Prison Song 16 -Long May You Run 17 -Homefires 18 -Needle & the Damage Done 19 -Change Partners 20 -You Can't Catch Me - Wordgame 21 -Don't Be Denied 22 -First Things First 23 -Deja Vu Disc 3 24 -My Angel 25 -Pre-road Downs 26 -Long Time Gone 27 -Military Madness 28 -Revolution Blues 29 -Pushed It Over the End 30 -Carry On 31 -Chicago 32 -Walk On THE BAND Neil Young vocals guitar harmonica keyboards David Crosby vocals guitar Stephen Stills vocals guitar keyboards acoustic bass Graham Nash vocals guitar piano harmonica organ Tim Drummond bass Joe Lala percussion Russ Kunkel drums -
Pro Made non factory pressed compact discs housed in 2 pocket gate fold jacket with full laser printed graphics front, back, inside, discs, and spine. -
Soundboard 9.5 - Professionally recorded, and even by today’s standards you can’t argue with the way they captured this concert because it holds up. CCR Oakland Coliseum January 31, 1970 1. Born On The Bayou 2. Green River 3. Tombstone Shadow 4. It Came Out Of The Sky 5. Travelin' Band 6. Who'll Stop The Rain 7. Bad Moon Rising 8. Proud Mary 9. Fortunate Son 10. Commotion 11. Midnight Special 12. The Night Time Is The Right Time 13. Up Around The Bend 14. Keep On Chooglin' Bonus tracks: ATLANTIC CITY POP FESTIVAL ATLANTIC CITY RACETRACK, ATLANTIC CITY,NJ,USA AUGUST 2,1969 9-BORN ON THE BAYOU 10-GREEN RIVER 11-I PUT A SPELL ON YOU SOMETHING ELSE TV SHOW W/ JOHN HARTFORD ( BANJO ) 1970 12-LOOKING OUT MY BACK DOOR 13-GET BACK -
Studio quality 8.8 - A somewhat dated sound here, but clear and clean and straightforward. CCR were very song based as a band but man, they can also free-form jam with the best of them. Here is some evidence of that. Creedence Clearwater Revival (aka. CCR) with Booker T. Jones 'Fantasy Studio Session '70' Fantasy Studio, California 1970 Track List: 1 Jam Warm Up 13:19 2 99 1/2 6:27 3 Proud Mary 5:41 4 Travelin´ Band 5:11 5 Born On The Bayou 6:18 6 Down On The Corner 5:07 7 99 1/2 Reprise 2:50 8 I Put A Spell On You 15:39 9 Final Jam 6:38 -
Audience 8.6 - Legendary band that sadly ended up being one of those acts that people still talk about when discussing music industry fuck jobs. This recording is good enough for the listener to hear everyone on stage. It’s not going to give you a broad spectrum throughout the frequencies due to the limitations of the cassette recorder but my goodness the energy does come through! It’s a decent recording, it’s well worthy of being in a collection and I for one could not stop listening to it once I pressed “play” because it rocks! Creedence Clearwater Revival KB Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark April 20, 1970 01 Introduction 02 Born On The Bayou 03 Green River 04 Tombstone Shadow 05 Travelin' Band 06 Fortunate Son 07 Commotion 08 Midnight Special 09 Bad Moon Rising 10 Proud Mary 11 The Night Time Is The Right Time 12 Good Golly Miss Molly 13 Keep On Chooglin' Band memmbers: John Fogerty : lead vocals, lead guitar Tom Fogerty : rhythm guitar Stu Cook : bass guitar Doug Clifford : drums -
Audience 8.9 Wow, this is what it's all about. This is too much, if you know the history, the scene, the time and place, it’s almost depressing because you know this just could not and will not ever happen again. How could it? So thankful this was taped, and it’s VERY good! -
Waltham 1967 - Audience 7.4 Boston 1968 - Audience 7.9 -
Soundboard 9.2 Would be rated even higher but for the fact that vocals are non-existent in this mix. Well, if you care about the lyrics, you best get a lyric sheet – meanwhile, the music is fine with a guitar clinic being put on by Clapton. Later in the set, the sound switches over to an audience recording (7.2) and the vocals and bass return. -
Soundboard 9.7 Clearly this is one of those “sounds like you are there” tapes. It’s so good I would recommend it to newbies as a good introduction to the band. -
SDBRD 9.2 - Would be rated even higher but for the fact that vocals are non-existent in this mix. Well, if you care about the lyrics, get a lyric sheet – meanwhile, the music is fine with a guitar clinic being put on by Clapton. Later in the set, the sound switches over to an audience recording (7.2) and the vocals and bass return. The main difference between this one and the one already listed here is that this is just the Tulip Bulb Auction Hall show without additional material (date here is correct) and different, I would say better, artwork.Cream "Live At Barbecue '67" Tulip Bulb Auction Hall Spalding, Lincolnshire, England May 29, 1967 1 -N.S.U. 4:47 2 -Sunshine Of Your Love 5:17 3 -We’re Going Wrong 5:47 4 -Steppin' Out 5:42 5 -Rollin' & Tumblin' 4:50 6 -Toad 7:06 7 -I'm So Glad 5:50 Eric Clapton: guitar, vocals Jack Bruce: bass, vocals Ginger Baker: drums -
Pro Made non factory pressed compact disc housed in single pocket gate fold jacket with full laser printed graphics front, back, inside, discs, and spine. -
Audience 7.8 Spectacular 67 gig this one! First, the excellent set list featuring some songs rarely, if ever before, played live. Second, a good, solid immediate sound to this tape. No, it is not perfect, it is very loud (no distortion) but man it is electric in every sense. Guitar is KILLER, the sound and the playing. Very very interesting show and one to get!