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Last Update: Jun 22, 2007
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My apologies, but I'm not able to trade right now. This list is for personal use only as most of my original shn/flac files are gone and so most shows are in lossy format and, out of respect to the tapers, I won't be trading them.

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Acoustic Allstars
Number of shows: 1

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08/04/96

Wolf Trap
Vienna, VA
1 cdr "The No Name Band": Bela Fleck, Victor Wooten, Jerry Douglas, Tony Rice, Sam Bush * with Paul McCandless on sax + with Maura O'Connell on lead vocals ~ with Ricky Skaggs on fiddle and/or vocals

Africa Festival
Number of shows: 1

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05/??/06

Circus Tents Mainwiesen
Wurzburg, Germany
2 cdr This is an 135 min. extract of a 3 hour radio broadcast. The interviews and comments are cut out. Tracks are arranged in order of broadcast.

Al Kooper
Number of shows: 2

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??/??/87

The Roxy
Los Angeles, CA
2 cdr "Super Session Benefit" Bill Payne - Keyboards Bob Glaub - Bass Buzzy Feiten - Guitar Ian Wallace - Drums Darrell Leonard - Trumpet Ron Viola - Saxophone Benmont Tench - Organ Al Kooper - Keyboards Guests Appearances From Dave Mason, Jackson Browne, Steven Stills, David Crosby & Gene Clark

03/03/96

WNEW-FM Studios
New York, NY
1 cdr Al Kooper, Danny Kalb & Jimmy Vivino acoustic radio performance

Ali Farka Toure
Number of shows: 1

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10/??/87

Andy Kershaw's Kitchen, Elder Avenue, Crouch End
London, UK
1 cdr Ali Farka Toure in Andy Kershaw's (BBC announcer) kitchen prior to his 1987 dates in the UK. Recorded with a hand held microphone on a Sony. About 20-30 people present. Broadcast on the BBC on May 28, 2006.

Alison Krauss & Union Station
Number of shows: 2

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05/15/05

Gordon Fieldhouse
Rochester, NY
2 cdr Alison Krauss - fiddle, lead vocals Dan Tyminski - acoustic guitar, mandolin, lead vocals Ron Block - banjo, acoustic guitar, lead vocals Jerry Douglas - dobro, backing vocals Barry Bales - standup bass, backing vocals Larry Atamanuik - drums, backing vocals

06/10/05

Bonnaroo Music Festival (What Stage)
Manchester, TN
1 cdr notes: * Woody Guthrie cover

Allman Brothers Band
Number of shows: 2

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03/14/05

Beacon Theatre
New York, NY
3 cdr

05/06/05

Greek Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
3 cdr

Amjad Ali Khan
Number of shows: 1

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03/18/06

Camp Street
Ballarat, Australia
1 cdr â—† Commonwealth Games Cultural Festival â—†

Ani Difranco
Number of shows: 3

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07/14/94

River Days Festival
Renton, WA
1 cdr This show is actually 07/01/1994, High Sierra Music Festival, Bear Valley, CA. The actual show that took place on this date was with Andy Stochansky

10/17/99

Bronco Bowl
Dallas, TX
1 vcd Video

10/24/02

Wiltern Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
1 cdr

Annie Williamson Band
Number of shows: 1

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08/??/92

Sidmouth Festival
Sidmouth, England
1 cdr

Arlo Guthrie
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/66

Gerde's Folk City
New York, NY
1 cdr

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
Number of shows: 1

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11/23/59

Konserthuset
Stockholm, Sweden
1 cdr Lee Morgan(tp)Wayne Shorter(ts)Walter Davis(p)Jymie Merritt(b)Art Blakey (d)

B.B. King
Number of shows: 1

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09/12/06

Olympiahalle
Munich, Germany
1 cdr

B.B. King & Friends
Number of shows: 1

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04/15/68

The Generation Club
New York, NY
2 cdr *=Jimi not playing on these tracks Comment: Unknown Band Name: B.B. King (guitar & vocals), Jimi Hendrix (guitar & vocals), Elvin Bishop (guitar), Buzzy Feiten (bass), Paul Butterfield (harmonica), Al Kooper (organ) Philip Wilson (drums), Stuart ? (piano), Don Martin (guitar). Exact date uncertain.

Babatunde Olatunji & his Drums of Passion
Number of shows: 1

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09/16/87

Madison Square Garden
New York, NY
1 cdr Opening for the Grateful Dead

Badi Assad
Number of shows: 1

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06/26/06

Club Soda
Montreal, QC
1 cdr

The Band
Number of shows: 1

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07/18/76

Music Inn
Lenox, MA
2 cdr Paul Butterfield and Howard Johnson on Life Is A Carnival; Henry Gross opened

Band Of Hope
Number of shows: 1

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07/??/95

BBC Radio2 "Folk on 2" radio session
London, England
1 cdr Roy Bailey vocals, Martin Carthy guitar and vocals, Dave Swarbrick fiddle and mandolin, John Kirkpatrick button key accordion and vocals, Steáfán Hannigan uillean pipes, whistle, bodhran and cittern. If ever there was a British folk supergroup, this is it

The Beatles
Number of shows: 2

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01/??/68

Studio(White Album Outtakes)
London, England
2 cdr These are alternate takes, demos and mono mixes from the White Album era.

??/??/68

Acoustic Masterpieces - The Esher Demos
Esher, UK
1 cdr This recording was done at George Harrison's house in late may of 68. It's John, George and Paul. This recording is of some the tracks they had written in India. From the sound of this recording they must have been having a very good time.. Perhaps some very good Hashish??? Whatever, it never impaired their playing at all. This is my favorite of all Beatles recordings. It can't be called an outtake recording, just John, Paul, and George sitting around and jamming together. As the insert says, this is about as close to an Beatles "unplugged" as you'll ever find. EXCELLENT HOME DEMOS (2 GENS AWAY FROM MASTER) RECORDED AT GEORGE'S PLACE! 1968 These are the same songs which are included on the White Album outtakes.

Beck
Number of shows: 1

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04/22/03

Le Grand Rex
Paris, France
2 cdr Solo acoustic show

Bela Fleck & Jerry Douglas
Number of shows: 1

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01/15/98

Bill & Claire Bost's Living Room
Hickory, NC
2 cdr House concert in the Bost’s living room as Fleck & Flux warm up for their two-night run at the Arts & Science center. This was the first time in years these good friends played as a duo and they were working out tunes for Bela’s Bluegrass Sessions album and Jerry’s Restless On The Farm album. Spainish Inquisition was later renamed Spanish Point as this was the first public performance.

Bela Fleck & Sandip Burman
Number of shows: 1

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05/13/00

Barre Opera House
Barre, VT
2 cdr

Ben Harper
Number of shows: 2

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07/04/01

Headwall at Mt. Werner
Steamboat, CO
1 cdr Solo Performance Opening for The String Cheese Incident. * with "Diamonds On The Inside" tease @ Bob Marley & the Wailers cover # dedicated to Woody Guthrie $ The Verve cover % Marvin Gaye cover

06/22/02

Bonnaroo Music Festival (What Stage)
Manchester, TN
2 cdr Solo Performance Also performing: Jack Johnson, moe., Widespread Panic, Galactic, Robert Randolph & The Family Band, and The String Cheese Incident. Ben sat in with Jack Johnson following his set for a cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Who Knows," as well as "Flake." Leon sat in with Widespread Panic during their set for a drum break. * featuring Leon Mobley on Percussion @ original version # Marvin Gaye cover

Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals
Number of shows: 1

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10/01/04

Bryce Jordan Center (Vote For Change Tour)
University Park, PA
1 cdr Full Band Jurassic 5 and My Morning Jacket opened. Ben opened for the Dave Matthews Band. * Bob Marley & the Wailers Cover The Innocent Criminals: Oliver Charles - Drums Marc Ford - Guitar Leon Mobley - Percussion Juan Nelson - Bass Jason Yates - Keys

Benevento/Russo
Number of shows: 1

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06/10/05

Bonnaroo Music Festival (That Stage)
Manchester, TN
2 cdr Whole show (minus songs 1-3) with Mike Gordon of Phish. * Phish cover @ Mike Gordon cover featuring Gabby La La

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Number of shows: 1

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04/02/05

Tempe Music Festival, Tempe Beach Park
Tempe, AZ
1 cdr Setlist: I Wanna Be Like You, You Know No Wrong, Big Time Operator, You & Me & The Bottle Makes Three Tonight, Mambo Swing ? Drums ? Mambo Swing, Minnie The Moocher, Oh Yeah, Mr. Pinstripe Suit, Jump With My Baby ? Band Intro Jam ? Jump With My Baby, Go Daddy-O, So Long Farewell Goodbye

Big Joe Turner
Number of shows: 1

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03/07/77

The Palms Cafe
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr Big Joe Turner - Vocals Michael Bloomfield - Guitar Mark Naftalin - Grand Piano Pat Campbell - Double Bass Bob Scott - Drums Unknown Horn Players

Bill Kirchen & the Rockaholics
Number of shows: 1

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10/30/02

KPFA Performance Studio
Berkeley, CA
1 cdr Bill Kirchen - Guitar, Vocals Austin De Lone - Guitar, Piano, Vocals Buffalo Bruce Barlow - Electric Bass Tom Ralston - Drums

Bill Monroe & the Bluegrass Boys
Number of shows: 2

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??/??/46

Grand Ole Opry - Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, TN
1 cdr Grand Ole Opry transcriptions from 1946 to 1948 ~ classic BM and BGboys(Flatt & Scruggs)

06/20/66

Tex Logan's House
Madison, NJ
3 cdr

Bill Morrissey
Number of shows: 2

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05/17/01

The Barnstormers Theater
Tamworth, NH
1 cdr Bill Morrissey, Kent Allen, Mark Elbaum, Cormac McCarthy, Dave Henderson, Peter Heimlich

03/10/07

Folkstage
Chicago, IL
1 cdr

Billy Bragg & Wilco
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/98

Mermaid Avenue Demos
Dublin, Ireland
1 cdr Not much information is available in regards to these sessions, except that they were recorded in Dublin - probably in Jan. or Feb. of 1998. Some of these songs may have been recorded in Chicago in Late '97/Early '98 as well. Only up to "Give Me A Nail"

Billy Joel & Elton John
Number of shows: 1

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02/08/02

Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT
3 cdr

The Black Keys
Number of shows: 1

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06/11/04

Bonnaroo Festival - That Tent
Manchester, TN
1 cdr

Blind Faith
Number of shows: 1

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06/18/69

Konserthallen Liseberg, Liseberg Nöjespark
Göteborg, Sweden
1 cdr Often circulates as 06/13/69 which is incorrect! Line-Up: Eric Clapton - Guitar Steve Winwood - Keyboards, Vocals Ginger Baker - Drums Rick Grech - Bass, Violin

Blood, Sweat & Tears
Number of shows: 3

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02/23/68

Psychedelic Supermarket
Boston, MA
1 cdr This is the only known recording of the original BS&T line-up, and was recorded on their first ever tour just a week after their debut album was released. Al Kooper: organ, vocals Steve Katz: guitar, vocals Jim Fielder: bass Bobby Colomby: drums Fred Lipsius: alto sax Dick Halligan: trombone Jerry Weiss: 1st trumpet Randy Brecker: 2nd trumpet

03/10/68

Winterland Ballroom
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr with Al Kooper and Paul Butterfield On same boot as Caf? Au-Go-Go set

09/06/68

Cafe Au Go Go
New York, NY
1 cdr w/ David Clayton Thomas

Bluegrass Album Band
Number of shows: 1

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12/26/89

The Birchmere
Alexandria, VA
2 cdr Tony Rice - Vocals/Guitars Vasser Clements - Fiddle J.D. Crowe - Banjo Doyle Lawson - Vocals/Mandolin Mark Shatz - Acoustic Bass Mike Auldridge - Dobro

Bluegrass Sessions
Number of shows: 1

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09/05/99

Camp Mather
Yosemite, CA
2 cdr Strawberry Music Festival - Main Stage Béla Fleck - Acoustic Banjo Sam Bush - Acoustic Mandolin Jerry Douglas - Dobro Gabe Witcher - Fiddle Brian Sutton - Acoustic Guitar Mark Schatz - Double Bass * - Béla Fleck & Gabe Witcher Duet

Blues Project
Number of shows: 1

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09/??/66

The Matrix Club
San Francisco, CA
2 cdr Danny Kalb - guitar, vocals Steve Katz - guitar, vocals Al Kooper - keyboards, vocals Andy Kulberg - bass, flute Roy Blumenfeld - drums

Blues Surprises (Compilation)
Number of shows: 1

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05/25/05

Blues Surprises
SBD Collection, Volume 1
1 cdr seeder's notes: Blues Surprises sbd coll. Vol.1 (w/Muddy Waters, B.B.King, Big Joe Williams, Champion Jack Dupree & more) Going through my collection I, found some very rare bits and pieces ..... I felt that these should fit very well in my first Blues compilation! With one exception, I?ve included here everything I have of this short sets! Most stuff is copied from masters or 1stgeneration tapes... The quality varies from very nice to excellent, a CD from this stuff will be very listenable!! Please keep in mind that these are very old recordings! (thanks DocTinker) Somehow, I seem to have unfortunately misplaced the Champion Jack Dupree selections off of this...

Bob Dylan
Number of shows: 62

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02/01/61

Dylan's Root(s)
Compilation, Compilation
1 cdr "The Dylan's Root(s)" East Orange, NJ Tape February 1961 and Carnegie Chapter Hall, NY, NY November 4, 1961

01/10/62

Gaslight Cafe [""Second and Third Gaslight Tapes"]
New York, NY
1 cdr The Gaslight tape is an absolute 'must have' to any serious collection. It has been available as a quasi-legitimate European LP for many years, in several different packages. There are tapes that float around that are better quality than the issued pieces. There are a few different CD packages / manufacturers available. As all forms of this recording are very good quality, Don't worry about which package to acquire. Most all have the same material.

01/13/62

Folksingers Choice; Radio-Show
New York, NY
1 cdr Cynthia Gooding radio show; includes interviews

04/01/62

Freewheelin' Bob Dylan Sessions
New York, NY
1 cdr http://www.bobsboots.com/CDs/cd-f24.html Freewheelin' outtakes & alternates

07/02/62

Finjan Club
Montreal, QC
1 cdr

11/01/62

Broadside
various, various
1 cdr Broadside: (1) Broadside Radio Show (New York, NY); May 1962 (2) Broadside Office Recordings (New York, NY); November 1962-March 1963 (3) March On Washington (Washington, DC); August 28, 1963

06/09/64

Columbia Records Studio A
New York, NY
1 cdr (1) Columbia Records Studio A (New York, NY); June 9, 1964 (2) Columbia Records Studio A (New York, NY); August - October 1963. Typically labled as the "Emmett Grogan Outtakes" Emmett Grogan Acetates

10/31/64

Philharmonic Hall
New York, NY
2 cdr Official release: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bootleg_Series_Vol._6:_Bob_Dylan_Live_1964,_Concert_at_Philharmonic_Hall "All Hallows Eve & More" Now an official release - Sorry, no more trades

??/??/64

Witmark & Sons Demos
New York, NY
2 cdr Demos for Witmark and Sons Publishing to document copyrights. Nice early versions of song from the first 4 albums. Often found on the "Through A Bullet Of Light" and "The Witmark Years [1962-1964]" bootlegs.

09/03/65

Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood, CA
2 cdr "We Had Known A Lion"

??/??/65

The Lonesome Sparrow Sings
Various, Various
1 cdr Various studio outtakes from the mid 60's

08/31/69

Wootton Bridge
Isle Of Wight, England
1 cdr Isle Of Wight Festival

??/??/73

Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid Outtakes - Pecos B
Compilation, Compilation
1 cdr Recorded in Mexico City - Jan 20, 1973 & Burbank - Feb 1973

01/03/74

Chicago Stadium
Chicago, IL
2 cdr Includes The Band's sets

01/14/74

Boston Garden
Boston, MA
2 cdr Afternoon show. Includes The Band's sets (not listed in setlist)

02/04/74

Missouri Arena - Afternoon
St. Louis, MO
1 cdr Afternoon

09/??/74

Blood On The Tracks: New York Sessions
New York, NY
1 cdr Includes original solo acoustic takes of all the tunes, some of which were later cast off in favor of the rerecorded full band versions done later in Minneapolis for the actual album

11/13/75

Veterans Memorial Coliseum
New Haven, CT
2 cdr

11/20/75

Harvard Square Theatre
Cambridge, MA
2 cdr

11/27/75

Municipal Auditorium
Bangor, ME
2 cdr

12/08/75

Madison Square Garden
New York, NY
2 cdr Bootleg(s): Knight Of The Hurricane Benefit for Rubin"Hurricane" Carter "Knight Of The Hurricane"

??/??/75

Acoustic Thunder Revisited (1975-1976)
Various, Various
2 cdr This is an expansion upon the idea behind the original Wild Wolf boot, "Acoustic Thunder". All tracks were taken from commonly circulating audience recordings & boots. Bob Dylan Acoustic Thunder Revisited - (Solo Performances 1975-1976) Various locations/mixed sources

??/??/75

Renaldo & Clara
Various, Various
1 vcd Renaldo and Clara is a surrealist movie, by and starring Bob Dylan, filmed in 1975 during the Rolling Thunder Revue tour. With Sara Dylan, Joan Baez, Alan Ginsberg, Ronnie Hawkins, Ronee Blakley, Jack Elliott, Harry Dean Stanton,Roger McGuinn, and others. Video

01/25/76

Houston Astrodrome
Houston, TX
1 cdr Night Of The Hurricane 2

04/18/76

Civic Center
Lakeland, FL
2 cdr * Live Debut

04/23/76

Sports Stadium
Orlando, FL
2 cdr

04/??/76

The Days Before Hard Rain
Various, Various
1 cdr

05/16/76

Tarrant County Convention Center
Fort Worth, TX
2 cdr * With Joan Baez

05/23/76

Hughes Stadium
Fort Collins, CO
2 cdr Main source for HARD RAIN TV Special

11/15/78

Fabulous Forum
Inglewood, CA
2 cdr

12/01/78

Mid-South Coliseum
Memphis, TN
2 cdr B

??/??/78

Rundown Studios (Rundown Rehearsal Tapes)
Santa Monica, CA
4 cdr

05/23/84

Beverley Theater
Los Angeles, CA
1 cdr Rehearsal Tape - Carlos Santana on guitar part 2 - Vocals distant on part 2.

06/07/84

Stade de Schaerbeek Stadion
Brussels, Belgium
2 cdr

06/28/84

Minestadio
Barcelona, Spain
2 cdr With Carlos Santana on last five songs

07/10/86

Marriott Hotel
Providence, RI
1 cdr Jam Session with Etta James, Jack McDuff, Shuggie Otis, Richard Reid and Paul Humphries

04/??/89

Recording Studio
New Orleans, LA
1 cdr Liberated Bootleg "Ring them Bells" Oh Mercy outtakes

01/12/90

Toad's Place
New Haven, CT
4 cdr Four sets! Total time = 241 minutes Personnel: Bob Dylan - vocal, harmonica, & guitar G. E. Smith - guitar, back-up vocal, & electric slide guitar Tony Garnier - bass Christopher Parker - drums

11/14/90

Brayden Auditorium - Illinois State University
Normal, IL
2 cdr

11/18/90

Fox Theatre
Detroit, MI
2 cdr * - First Time Played

11/16/93

The Supper Club (Early Show)
New York, NY
1 cdr Early show

11/16/93

The Supper Club (Late Show)
New York, NY
1 cdr late show Missing track 6 - One Too Many Mornings; Would love to get ahold of it somehow

11/17/93

The Supper Club
New York, NY
1 cdr

11/17/93

The Supper Club
New York, NY
1 cdr Missing track 7 - Queen Jane Approximately; Would love to get ahold of it somehow

11/17/94

Sony Studios
New York, NY
1 cdr First MTV Unplugged Session, Released June 30, 1995. Go buy it: http://www.amazon.com/Bob-Dylan-Unplugged-Jules-Shear/dp/B0001MDQ6W Bob Dylan - Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica Bucky Baxter - Dobro, Pedal Steel, Steel Guitar Tony Garnier - Bass John Jackson - Guitar Brendan O'Brien - Hammond Organ Winston Watson - Drums

11/18/94

Sony Studios
New York, NY
1 cdr Second MTV Unplugged Session

??/??/94

If My Thoughts Dreams Could Be Seen
Various, Various
1 cdr (1) Great Music Experience (Nara, Japan); May 20, 1994 (2) David Letterman TV (New York, NY); November 18, 1993 (3) The Big Six-O (Austin, TX); April 28, 1993 (4) Country Music Celebration (Nashville, TN); January 13, 1993 (5) America's Reunion (Washington, DC); January 17, 1993 (6) Guitar Legends (Seville, Spain); October 17, 1991 (7) Gershwin Gala (New York, NY); March 11, 1987 (8) Amnesty International Benefit (Los Angeles, CA); June 6, 1986 (9) David Letterman TV (New York, NY); March 22, 1984 (10) Minestadio (Barcelona, Spain); June 28, 1984

08/03/96

House Of Blues
Atlanta, GA
2 cdr A Midnight Show "House Of Blues"

11/12/96

Five Flags Center Arena
Dubuque, IA
1 vcd Video

02/15/98

John F. Savage Hall, Univ. of Toledo
Toledo, OH
2 cdr

05/21/00

NYA Theatre
Horsens, Denmark
2 cdr

07/12/01

Kings Dock
Liverpool, England
2 cdr A Crystal Cat recording. CC608-C09 "Liverpool 2001"

07/23/01

Studio
Rome, Italy
2 cdr The Rome Interviews

05/02/02

Ahoy
Rotterdam, Netherlands
2 cdr * - Acoustic

08/04/02

Augusta Civic Center
Augusta, ME
2 cdr A

10/07/02

Pauline Davis Pavilion
Red Bluff, CA
2 cdr "Roadtrip To The Rodeo"

02/11/03

Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Brisbane, Australia
2 cdr Aud

05/16/03

City Stages
Birmingham, AL
2 cdr

08/21/03

Meadowbrook Pavilion
Gilford, NH
2 cdr

03/07/05

Paramount Theater
Seattle, WA
2 cdr

06/17/05

Tell Ol' Bill Sessions
Conshohocken, PA
1 cdr Tell Ol' Bill Recording Session Recorded for "North Country" soundtrack

04/08/06

Maricopa County Events Center
Sun City West, AZ
2 cdr

Bob Dylan & George Harrison
Number of shows: 1

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05/01/70

Columbia Studios B
New York, NY
1 cdr Afternoon Studio Session: Bob Dylan - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica George Harrison - Guitar, Backing Vocals Charlie Daniels - Bass, Backing Vocals Bob Johnston - Piano Russ Kunkel - Drums

Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash
Number of shows: 1

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02/18/69

Columbia Records Studio
Nashville, TN
2 cdr Johnny Cash (guitar) Bob Dylan (guitar) Carl Perkins (guitar) Bob Wotton (guitar) Marshall Grant (bass) W.S. Holland (drums) Often appears with filler: 05/01/69 - 3 tracks from the Johnny Cash show (ABC-TV, Nashville, TN) 02/13/69 - 5 tracks from Columbia Studio, Nashville, TN Filler: 5-1-69, Nashville, TN - I Threw It All Away, Living The Blues, Girl From The North Country

Bob Dylan & the Grateful Dead
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/03

Dylan and the Dead Revisitied
various, various
3 cdr This compilation contains only the Grateful Dead playing the music of Bob Dylan.

Bob Dylan & The Rolling Thunder Review
Number of shows: 4

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11/20/75

Harvard Square Theatre
Cambridge, MA
3 cdr Musicians: Joan Baez (vocals, guitar) Ronee Blakely (vocal) T-Bone Burnett (guitar, piano, vocals) Bob Dylan (vocals, guitar, harmonica) Ramblin' Jack Elliott (guitar, vocals) David Mansfield (steel guitar, mandolin, violin, dobra) Roger McGuinn (guitar, vocals) Joni Mitchell (guitar, vocals) Bob Neuwirth (guitar, vocals) Scarlet Rivera (violin) Luther Rix (drums) Mick Ronson (guitar, vocals) Steven Soles (guitar, vocals) Rob Stoner (bass, vocals) Howie Wyeth (drums, piano) [Not all musicians on all songs.]

11/21/75

Music Hall
Boston, MA
3 cdr Musicians: Joan Baez (Vocals, Guitar) Ronee Blakely (Vocal) T-Bone Burnett (Guitar, Piano, Vocals) Bob Dylan (Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica) Ramblin' Jack Elliott (Guitar, Vocals) David Mansfield (Steel Guitar, Mandolin, Violin, Dobra) Roger McGuinn (Guitar, Vocals) Joni Mitchell (Guitar, Vocals) Bob Neuwirth (Guitar, Vocals) Scarlet Rivera (Violin) Luther Rix (Drums) Mick Ronson (Guitar, Vocals) Steven Soles (Guitar, Vocals) Rob Stoner (Bass, Vocals) Howie Wyeth (Drums, Piano) [Not All Musicians On All Songs.] Evening Show Rolling Thunder Revue Concert #21.

11/26/75

Civic Center
Augusta, ME
2 cdr Joan Baez - Vocals, Guitar Ronee Blakley - Vocals T-Bone Burnett - Guitar Bob Dylan - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica David Mansfield - Steel Guitar, Violin, Mandolin, Dobro Roger McGuinn - Guitar, Vocals Bob Neuwirth - Guitar Scarlet Rivera - Violin Luther Rix - Drums Mick Ronson - Guitar Steven Soles - Guitar Rob Stoner - Electric Bass Howie Wyeth - Drums, Piano Rolling Thunder Revue Concert #24

05/19/76

Henry Levitt Arena
Wichita, KS
3 cdr Joan Baez - Vocals, Guitar Gary Burke - Congas T-Bone Burnette - Vocals, Guitar Bob Dylan - Vocals, Guitar Kinky Friedman - Vocals, Guitar David Mansfield - Steel Guitar, Violin, Mandolin, Dobro Roger McGuinn - Vocals, Guitar Joni Mitchell - Vocals, Guitar Bobby Neuwirth - Vocals, Guitar Scarlet Rivera - Violin Mick Ronson - Vocals, Guitar Steven Soles - Vocals, Guitar Rob Stoner - Vocals, Electric Bass Howie Wyeth - Piano, Drums

Bob Dylan Compilations
Number of shows: 9

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??/??/39

Through the Years, Volume 1
Compilation, Compilation
1 dvd proshot compilation from DVDylan.com Video

07/24/64

Folk Rogue Compilation
Compilation, Compilation
2 cdr Source / Venue: Newport Folk Festival, RI July 25, 1965 Except: * Newport Folk Festival, RI July 26, 1964 ** Newcastle, UK City Hall May 6, 1965 *** Hollywood Bowl, LA, CA September 3, 1965 Excelent sounding complete sets form Newport '64 & '65 among other tracks

05/??/66

Eat The Document
Various, NA
2 vcd Eat The Document was filmed in Europe April-May 1966 as a sequel to Don't Look Back. It as directed and filmed by D.A. Pennebaker and edited by Bob Dylan and Howard Alk two years later in the summer of 1968. Eat The Document premiered at the New York Academy Of Music, February 8, 1971. Eat The Document documents Dylan's tour of Europe back-stage, on stage and off stage. It is filmed in colour and runs approximately 52 minutes. It is yet not available as commercial home video. Video

09/10/75

"Hard Rain and More"; Various
Various, Various
2 vcd Video

??/??/75

Songs For Patty Valentine
Various, NA
2 cdr

??/??/75

Renaldo & Clara Soundtrack (Les Kokay Remaster)
Various, Various
2 cdr Notes from Les Kokay: "As it is 25 years since Renaldo & Clara screened, I though it might be nice to give the stereo soundtrack a wider circulation (I hinted about it here, a while back). Also since Dylan is on his way to NZ soon it would be aprropriate to offer a rare gem back to the rest of the world. The Renaldo and Clara s/t has been available on a couple of bootlegs for some time. 1. Renaldo & Clara (Norriaa) - a single CD from the film s/t (stereo), but in very poor quality and misses out some important tracks. 2. Renaldo & Clara (reference recording) 2CD - actually 2CDR, sourced from a video of the TV broadcast, so mono and also poor quality. A good selection of tracks. These have both been re-bootlegged under different labels & covers. I've recently remastered my own tape of the stereo film soundtrack to a 2CDR myself, and the result is significantly better quality than any of the bootlegs (IMHO). I had some difficulty about which tracks not to include. I eventually decided not to include any of the dialoge of the film (2) above included a couple of the David Blue monologues. I didn't include any of the non-dylan background music (moonlight sonata, the chipin waltz, the roadie plays, ect.) and I missed out any music that I simply don't like listening to repeatedly (for example: In the Morning, Kaddish, God and Mama, Wilkomen). For technical reasons I missed out Suzanne (Baez) and South Coast (Elliot) as these sounded very poor beside the other tracks. Hurricane I've edited to remove most of the dialogue, but still keep the flow of the song. BTW this Hurricane is acutally the out-take with the 'robbing the bodies' line, and not a concert performance. All the other music is included in the order of the film. It is all nice wide stereo exept for the opening track which for some reason is amost mono. The sound quality is not perfect, but it is much better than anything that has circulated before."

??/??/76

Hold The Fort For What It's Worth
Fort Worth, TX
2 cdr Fort Worth (Dylan portion), 16 May 1976 + various venues HOLD THE FORT FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH 2CD (WILD WOLF)

??/??/92

From Springtime Into Autumn
Various, Various
3 cdr

??/??/02

Friends Will Disappear, Friends Will Arrive
Various, Various
3 cdr Compilation of guest performances w/ Bob. Friends Will Arrive, Friends Will Disappear compilation

Bob Dylan Tribute
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/39

Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 18
Tombstone Bluegrass, Compilation
1 cdr

Bob Marley & The Wailers
Number of shows: 7

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05/24/73

Paris Theatre
London, England
1 cdr

10/31/73

The Record Plant
Sausalito, CA
1 cdr This is the correct date for the show that's often mislabeled 12/73 KSAN radio broadcast - the air date was 12/02/73 but it was recorded on 10/31/73. This was recorded shortly after the Wailers were kicked off the Sly & The Family Stone tour for actually drawing more attention than Sly. They were stranded and the K-SAN station booked them at the Matrix Club as well as giving them this Radio time. Lineup: Bob Marley: Guitar and Vocals Peter Tosh: Rhythm Guitar and Vocal Earl 'Wire' Lindo: Keyboards Aston 'Family Man' Barrett: Bass Carlton Barrett: Drums "Walk The Proud Land" is the same song as "Rude Boy", with slightly different text written by Bunny Wailer, but here Bob is singing his lyrics version, so it's called "Rude Boy". After "Rastaman Chant" there's the instrumental jam of "Keep The Faith".

07/07/75

The Boarding House
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr

04/23/76

Tower Theater (Late Show)
Upper Darby, PA
2 cdr Bob's mom was in attendance at this show. He really give it an extra special effort this night. Chatting between the songs. Amazing performances of many of Bob's rarer tunes and his classics. Fantastic versions of Jah Live, Johhny Was and Want More.

??/??/76

Yvette Crichton Household
Unknown, Jamaica
1 cdr The Yvette Acoustic Tape 1976 Recorded in one of Bob's girlfriend's houses this tape includes many songs that Bob never released and some that would become some of his most famous classics. The mood is really relaxed and Bob seems to be in a really great mood often laughing out loud at some of the things he is singing. He then gets a bit more serious with the deeply religious God of All Ages where he is accompanied by the heartbeat rhythm of a bongo drum. Rumors is also another great highlight featuring some fantastic vocal form. Bob on this tape also composes some of jammin as well as a very early rendition of Easy Skanking. He also chats a bit between songs about opening a hospital in Ethiopia. The tape closes out with Oh What a Day, which is a long very early version of what would become Misty Morning.

??/??/77

Sons Of Jah Acoustic Tape
London, England
1 cdr

06/13/80

Westfalenhalle
Dortmund, Germany
2 cdr B+ The I-Three's Opened The Show Bob Marley - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals Junior Marvin - Electric Guitar, Vocals Aston "Family Man" Barrett - Electric Bass Al Anderson - Electric Guitar Tyrone Downie - Keyboards, Vocals Earl "Wire" Lindo - Keyboards Alvin "Seeko" Patterson - Percussion Carlton "Carlie" Barrett - Drums, Percussion Rita Marley - Vocals Judy Mowatt - Vocals Marcia Griffiths - Vocals

Bonnie Raitt
Number of shows: 1

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11/21/05

Wiltern Theater
Los Angeles, CA
2 cdr * Ivan Neville - backup vocals and keyboard

BR549
Number of shows: 1

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09/10/02

The Rodeo Bar
New York, NY
2 cdr

Broke Mountain Bluegrass Band
Number of shows: 1

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05/13/05

The Cosmic Coffee House
Coal Creek Canyon, CO
2 cdr Entire Show with Benny Galloway Benny Galloway - Guitar (& Bass) Anders Beck Dobro Travis Book - Bass (& Guitar) Robin Davis - Mandolin

Bruce Cockburn & Jackson Browne
Number of shows: 1

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12/12/93

Sony Studios, NYC
New York, NY
1 cdr CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

Bruce Hornsby & Bela Fleck
Number of shows: 1

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08/21/99

Charles Ives Center
Danbury, CT
3 cdr

Buddy Guy
Number of shows: 1

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07/26/67

Club 47
Cambridge, MA
2 cdr Lineup: Buddy Guy - Guit./ Vocals A.C. Reed: Sax./ Vocals ? - Guitar ? - Bass ? - Drums

Buddy Guy & Junior Wells
Number of shows: 1

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03/18/81

Desperado's
Washington, DC
3 cdr

Carlos Santana & John McLaughlin
Number of shows: 1

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09/01/73

Chicago Amphitheatre
Chicago, IL
2 cdr Devadip Carlos Santana - Guitars John McLaughlin - Guitars Doug Rauch - Electric Bass Billy Cobham - Drums Armando Peraza: Congas, Percussion Khalid Young - Organ Slightly different setlist

Carlton Haney Bluegrass Festival
Number of shows: 1

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09/??/65

Carlton Haney Farm
Roanoke, VA
3 cdr

Charles Mingus
Number of shows: 1

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09/25/65

UCLA
Los Angeles, CA
2 cdr Mingus Piano/bass, Jimmy Owens Trumpet Flugelhorn, Charles Mcpherson Alto Sax, Julius Watkins French Horn, Lonnie Hillyer Trumpet, Hobart Dotson Trumpet, Howard Johnson Tuba, Dannie Richmond Drums

Charlie Hunter
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/04

Solo Jazz Sessions - Bravo Canada
Unknown, Unknown
1 cdr This is Charlie Hunter Solo from a show called "Solo Jazz Sessions" which aired in Canada on the Bravo network in 2004.

Charlie Hunter & Norah Jones
Number of shows: 1

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10/04/01

KCRW Studios
Santa Monica, CA
1 cdr Includes Tennessee Waltz (10-5-01)

Charlie Hunter Quartet
Number of shows: 1

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10/13/01

Union Theater
Madison, WI
2 cdr Charlie Hunter: 8-string guitar John Ellis: tenor sax Chris Lovejoy: congas, percussion Stephen Chopek: drums, percussion Norah Jones: keyboards, vocals

The Chieftains
Number of shows: 1

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01/25/78

Unknown
Düsseldorf, Germany
1 cdr

Chris Smither
Number of shows: 2

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06/24/95

KCRW Studios
Santa Monica, CA
1 cdr KCRW "Total Eclipse" appearance.

10/21/06

The Long House
Northridge, CA
1 cdr KPFK "Folkscene" appearance. Interview by Howard Larman.

The Cleveland Orchestra
Number of shows: 1

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05/11/67

Severance Hall
Cleveland, OH
1 cdr

Cordoba Reunion Quartet
Number of shows: 1

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10/15/04

Sala dei Congressi (?)
Muralto, Italy
2 cdr Javier Girotto: saxophone Gerardo Di Giusto: piano Carlos Buschini: upright bass and electric bass Martin Bruhn: drums and percussions

Cream
Number of shows: 2

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11/15/66

Klook's Kleek R&B Club, Railway Hotel London-West
Hampstead, London, UK
1 cdr Setlist In different order

10/04/68

Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA
1 cdr

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Number of shows: 3

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06/04/70

Fillmore East
New York, NY
2 cdr Neil Young - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Keyboards David Crosby - Vocals, Guitar Stephen Stills - Vocals, Guitar, Upright Bass, Keyboards Graham Nash - Vocals, Guitar, Organ Calvin Samuels - Bass Johnny Barbata - Drums Pending source ID is: https://etreedb.org/shn/157091

06/05/70

Fillmore East
New York, NY
2 cdr Missing first four tracks

02/18/00

VH1 Storytellers (Hollywood Center Studios)
Hollywood, CA
1 cdr As broadcast: 1. Helplessly Hoping 2. Our House 3. Only Love Can Break Your Heart 4. Guinnevere 5. Long May You Run 6. Dream For Him 7. After The Goldrush 8. Seen Enough 9. Teach Your Children Band : Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Line Up 5 Neil Young - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica David Crosby - vocals, guitar Stephen Stills - vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards Graham Nash - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica Donald "Duck" Dunn - bass Jim Keltner - drums

Dan Bern
Number of shows: 1

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03/02/07

Spitalkeller
Offenburg, Germany
2 cdr Solo acoustic show

Dave Matthews & Friends
Number of shows: 3

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11/08/03

Saturday Night Live
New York, NY
1 vcd Video

12/16/03

FleetCenter
Boston, MA
3 cdr * Dave and Tim ^ with Emmylou Harris # Dave solo @ with Buddy Miller $ Dave and Trey Dave Matthews and Friends are: Trey Anastasio - electric guitar, vocals Brady Blade - drums Tony Hall - bass Dave Matthews - acoustic guitar, lead vocals Ray Paczkowski - keyboards Tim Reynolds - electric guitar

12/18/03

Ed Sullivan Theater
New York, NY
1 vcd Gravedigger was recorded on 12/18/03 but aired on 12/19/03. Video

Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds
Number of shows: 4

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09/24/95

Swarthmore College
Swarthmore, PA
2 cdr * first time played This show was free to students the soundcheck was played live infront of the audience.

03/13/99

Berkeley Community Theater
Berkeley, CA
3 cdr A * Tim solo

03/14/99

Marin Civic Auditorium
San Rafael, CA
3 cdr * with Bob Weir on guitar and vocals ^ Tim solo $ with Carlos Santana on electric guitar

03/29/03

Holmes Center
Boone, NC
2 dvd ^ Tim Solo * lyrically complete ** Tim teases Peter Gabriel's "Mercy Street" during Two Step. Video

Dave Matthews (solo)
Number of shows: 1

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10/24/02

Benaroya Hall
Seattle, WA
2 cdr A Great pull & Great show

Dave Matthews Band
Number of shows: 2

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12/08/98

Worcester Centrum Centre
Worcester, MA
2 cdr A * w/ Bela Fleck ^ w/ Jeff Coffin entire set w/ Tim Reynolds Butch Taylor played on everything except Satellite, Jimi, So Much, and IBYU Great jamming out in this show

10/01/04

Bryce Jordan Center, Penn State Univ.
University Park, PA
2 cdr Entire show with Butch Taylor on keyboards.

Dave Rawlings Machine
Number of shows: 1

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08/30/06

Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar
Charlottesville, VA
2 cdr

Dave Swarbrick
Number of shows: 1

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09/27/82

Lone Star Cafe
New York, NY
2 cdr With Simon Nicol, Richard Thompson, Dave Pegg & Geoff Muldaur

Dave Van Ronk
Number of shows: 1

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10/12/01

Fiddler's Dream Coffeehouse
Phoenix, AZ
1 cdr

David Lindley & Hani Naser
Number of shows: 1

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06/13/91

The Strand
Redondo Beach, CA
2 cdr ** W/ Jackson Browne

Debashish and Subashish Bhattacharya
Number of shows: 1

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03/06/04

Center for New Music and Audio Technology
Berkeley, CA
2 cdr Debashish Bhattacharya -- 24 string Chaturangui guitar; 14 string Ghamdavri guitar; Anandi slide ukulele Subashish Bhattacharya -- tabla

Del McCoury Band
Number of shows: 2

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08/08/69

Shade Gap Music Festival
Gettysburg, PA
2 cdr

05/11/99

Kulturbolaget
Malmö, Sweden
2 cdr with Steve Earle This is actually mostly Steve, backed by the McCourys

Delaney & Bonnie and Friends
Number of shows: 1

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07/22/71

A&R Studios
New York, NY
1 cdr Featuring: Bonnie Bramlett Delaney Bramlett Duane Allman Gregg Allman King Curtis Kenny Gradney - Bass Sam Clayton - Congas Joe Johansen - Guitar Chuck Morgan - Drums Daryl Leonard - Trumpet Larry Britt- Trombone Jerry Jummonville - Saxophone Gordon De Witty - Piano & Organ Slightly different setlist including talking segments

Derek & The Dominos
Number of shows: 1

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12/01/70

Curtis Hixon Hall
Tampa, FL
2 cdr entire show w/Duane Allman!!!

Derek Trucks Band
Number of shows: 2

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08/04/03

WFMU Radio Broadcast
Jersey City, NJ
1 cdr Talking in-between songs Just Derek & Mike Derek & Mike acoustic in the radio studio; several tracks from Soul Serenade included

11/19/05

Avalon
Boston, MA
2 cdr * w/ JJ Grey - vocals & keyboard

Dick Gaughan
Number of shows: 1

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08/01/96

Kuumbwa Jazz Center
Santa Cruz, CA
1 cdr Solo acoustic show

Dickey Betts, Warren Haynes & Allen Woody
Number of shows: 1

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04/14/96

The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame
Cleveland, OH
1 cdr Accepting award for induction to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on behalf of the Allman Brothers Band. First public performance of the third verse of Ramblin' Man Betts & Warren on guitar & vocals & Allen on bass, acoustic

Dispatch
Number of shows: 2

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11/24/00

The Wetlands Preserve
New York, NY
2 cdr *Rage Against the Machine Cover, **Beatles Cover, ~With Howie Day, ***Madonna Cover, ****Matthew Wilder

07/31/04

DCR Hatch Memorial Shell
Boston, MA
3 cdr The "Final" Show

The Doors
Number of shows: 2

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09/20/68

Konserthuset
Stockholm, Sweden
1 cdr

08/29/70

East Afton Farm
Isle Of Wight, England
1 cdr Isle Of Wight Festival Officially released: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_at_the_Isle_of_Wight_Festival_1970_(The_Doors_album)

Duke Robillard
Number of shows: 1

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02/27/04

Schwarzer Adler
Rheinberg, Germany
1 cdr

Elana Fremerman Trio
Number of shows: 1

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10/13/05

Hole In The Wall
Austin, TX
2 cdr Groups First Live Show

Electric Flag
Number of shows: 5

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12/07/67

Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr

12/08/67

Winterland
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr

04/??/68

Carousel Ballroom
San Francisco, CA
2 cdr Some crucial info on this great set from a member of the westcoastacidandpsychedelia Yahoo group Here is my current hypothesis: Erma Franklin was playing the weekend with her own band, but used the Electric Flag horn section. One of the three nights (4.19-20-21.68), the entire band showed up to play a guest set, and that is what is immortalized here. There are no stage announcements or other identifiers, so I have to go on what I can hear. CD1 and CD2 are quite different although the sound quality is identical, leading me to assume they are different sets from the same show. CD1 1-UPTIGHT OUTA SIGHT > 2-DAY TRIPPER > 3-DRIVIN' WHEEL 4-DRIVIN' WHEEL Cont. 5-INSTRUMENTAL (For the record: Track #5 (on the EF set) is The Theme, a Miles Davis tune that he often ended his sets with.) 6-GOING DOWN SLOW 7-BIG BOSS MAN This is definitely the Electric Flag. Not only is Mike Bloomfield's guitar recognizable, he can be heard talking off mike at the end of track 4. I believe the lineup is Mike Bloomfield-lead guitar Terry Clements-tenor sax Virgil Gonsalves-baritone sax, flute Stemsy Hunter-alto sax Marcus Doubleday-trumpet Herbie Rich-organ (possibly some baritone sax on 5) Harvey Brooks-bass Buddy Miles-drums, lead vocals (tracks 1,2,3) Nick Gravenites-lead vocals (tracks 6,7). Although this is all over the map, like every Electric Flag recording or performance, the sound is better than any other Flag live tape that I have heard, and its a great sampler of the broad range of sounds that the band could cover, from blues to jazz to soul. Track 5 is a long jazzy instrumental with a familiar refrain. There is no organ for some of it, so I have assumed that Herbie Rich has switched to baritone. I am assuming that the above was the Flag horn lineup, but the horn section has always been hard to nail down for certain. CD2 1-DR. FEELGOOD (Erma Franklin) 2-I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE > MERCY > TELL MAMA > CHAIN OF FOOLS (Erma Franklin) 3-PIECE OF MY HEART(Erma Franklin) 4-HOLD ON I'M COMING (Erma Franklin) These four tracks feature Erma, a small backing group and a horn section. The guitar player is definitely not Bloomfield, and the rhythm section does not sound like Miles and Brooks. There is a little bit of organ, so perhaps Herbie Rich is sitting in. The musicians know the tunes but seem underrehearsed. The horns are playing pretty conventional charts. In the introduction to track 1, Erma says "this song is for Mike and Kathy, who helped us while we got it together on the houseboat." The Marin/WestPole/Ron Polte crowd (Quicksilver, The Flag, etc) often used houseboats as cheap housing, so it makes sense that Erma and her band may have been based there prior to the shows. I have no way of saying that the Flag horns were part of her group. Maybe they weren't, and the Flag just played anyway. Still, Erma was only playing periodic gigs at the time, so while I can see her bringing out a band, or hiring players she had worked with before, it seems plausible that you would hire local horn players. Right before Piece of My Heart, Erma says "this is for the woman who's making it all happen with this song" or words to that effect, which I take to be a reference to Janis Joplin. Of course, Big Brother had not released Cheap Thrills at this time, but they were already playing it in concert, so the buzz was probably around. 5-EVERYDAY I HAVE THE BLUES> 6-KILLING FLOOR// These last two tracks are neither Erma nor the Flag. This sounds like a Carousel post-show jam session. The lineup for track 5 is guitar/organ/bass/drums. It may be the same band that backed Erma, but the guitarist sounds bluesier. More likely (based on the sound) the same rhythm section and a different guitarist. The vocalist is quite familiar, but not particularly exceptional. He definitely sounds a like an SF White Boy, although a fairly adequate one (I don't think its Steve Miller). Perhaps members of Frumious Bandersnatch or Santana (the other acts on the bill) were part of this. Other musicians join in for track 6. There is a second vocalist, mostly going "oh yeah oh yeah" etc, and I believe I detect Buddy Miles inimitable stylings, but it could be just someone who sounds like him. The track cuts off in mid-jam. The week before at the Carousel (4.14.68), there had been an unscheduled Sunday show and jam session featuring Quicksilver and numerous other musicians. The tape circulates, and since Gary Duncan jokes about Easter Sunday, it makes it easy to reliably date the show. All this points to another Sunday jam session, so if I had to guess I would pick Sunday, 4.21.68 for the date of this show. Anyway, that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

05/18/68

The Carousel Ballroom
San Francisco, CA
2 cdr Mike Bloomfield: guitars Nick Gravenites: vocals Buddy Miles: drums, vocals Barry Goldberg: keyboards Harvey Brooks: bass guitar Kerbie Rich: baritone sax Marcus Doubleday: trumpet, flugelhorn Peter Strazza: tenor sax This three day run at The Carousel Ballroom was a feast for horn section fans, featuring Pacific Gas & Electric, Electric Flag and Don Ellis and His Orchestra. Due to popular demand, a matinee show was added. Although Electric Flag was the headliner for these shows, they opted to go on second to allow Don Ellis and His Orchestra to close the shows. These sets feature the original lineup, toward the end of founder, Michael Bloomfield's, involvement. He would depart shortly thereafter, leaving the band to struggle onward for several months before disbanding. However, at this point the band was full of fire and highly influential. Their unique blend of soul, rock and blues, punctuated by horns, didn't go unnoticed. Later that year, Al Kooper would create a similar band, Blood Sweat and Tears, and Chicago Transit Authority would also use this formula, both achieving far greater commercial success. However, it was Electric Flag that created the template and who were the most diverse musically. The incendiary guitar playing by Bloomfield during this time period set a level that few (if any) other white guitar players could match. The afternoon show was a relatively short affair with Electric Flag relegated to a half hour set. Apparently, Mike Bloomfield and Nick Gravenites were late to arrive and surprisingly, the rest of the group begins. The group uses this number to warm up their chops, while waiting for their frontmen to arrive. Due to Bloomfield's absence, this is a unique version that features extended sax solos and extra improvisation. This is a mix in progress until close to the third minute, and there are also some pitch problems evident as the tape speed varies throughout the song. Bloomfield arrives onstage during the last two minutes, but sits out until the next number. After several minutes of getting Bloomfield tuned up and situated, they tear into the old traditional, "Milk Cow Blues." Nick Gravenites takes lead vocals and with no warm-up necessary, Bloomfield immediately tears it up on this funky blues tune. Giving Bloomfield another chance to display his extraordinary technique, they next ease into a slow smoldering rendition of B.B. King's "I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water," a song they never released themselves. Following a two minute guitar solo intro section, Buddy Miles takes over on vocals. Following the verses, the group eases the dynamics way down low, letting Bloomfield solo in an unusually delicate and tasteful manner, before building it back up. They close the set with their first single, "Groovin' Is Easy," Gravenites again taking over on lead vocals. The big horn section sound, swirling organ and Miles' fatback drumming kick this into high gear. In this mix the separation is very audible and one can clearly hear the nuances that Bloomfield is adding as a support player. As a bonus, Bloomfield lets it rip by adding a demented psychedelic guitar solo near the end.

05/19/68

Santa Clara County Fairgrounds
San Jose, CA
1 cdr "north California Folk-rock Festival" Mike Bloomfield - Guitar Nick Gravenites - Vocals Buddy Miles - Drums Barry Goldberg - Keyboards Harvey Brooks - Bass Peter Strazza - Horn Marcus Doubleday - Horn Herbie Rich - Guitar Roger Troy - Bass

Ella Fitzgerald & Joe Pass
Number of shows: 1

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05/19/76

NDR-Aufnahme
Hamburg, Germany
1 cdr Ella Fitzgerald : Vocals Joe Pass : Guitar

Emmylou Harris
Number of shows: 1

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11/15/75

New Victoria Theatre
London, England
1 cdr

Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello, Gillian Welch, David Rawling
Number of shows: 1

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02/17/06

Ryman Theatre
Nashville, TN
1 cdr "Live at the Grand Ole Opry" - audio from the TV broadcast

Ensemble from the Xinjiang Uighur
Number of shows: 1

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07/10/87

Queen Elizabeth Hall
London, England
2 cdr I cannot spell the musicians names, but the following instruments are credited: Datar (2-stringed lute) Tampur (lute) Vocals, Satyr (long-necked lute, played with bow) Chang (Dulcimer) Dap (Hand Drum) 4-String fiddle Vocals, Hand-Drum Tash (Stone Clappers)

Eric Clapton
Number of shows: 1

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08/14/75

The Fabulous Forum
Inglewood, CA
2 cdr Eric Clapton - Guitar, Vocals George Terry - Guitar Carl Radle - Bass Dick Sims - Keyboards Jamie Oldaker - Drums Yvonne Elliman - Backing Vocals Marcy Levy - Backing Vocals * - w/ Carlos Santana, Keith Moon & Joe Cocker

Eric Dolphy
Number of shows: 1

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10/07/62

Gaslight Inn
Queens, NY
1 cdr Eric Dolphy: as,b cl.,f Eddie Armour (sp?): flhn. Herbie Hancock: p Richard Davis: b Edgar Bateman : d * Joe Carroll : vocals This venue is the Gaslight Inn at 83rd Street and Roosevelt Avenue, in Jackson Heights, Queens. This performance was broadcast on "Concepts in Jazz" with announcer Alan Grant, who identifies the venue and speaks with Dolphy between Miss Ann and Left Alone.

Etta James
Number of shows: 1

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03/13/89

Guthrie Theater
St. Paul, MN
2 cdr

Flatt & Scruggs
Number of shows: 1

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06/15/58

New River Ranch
Rising Sun, MD
1 cdr Multiple sets were played (they play Six White Horses twice) but the set break may not be entirely correct. Lester Flatt - Guitar Earl Scruggs - Banjo, Guitar Josh Graves - Dobro Everette Lilly - Mandolin Paul Warren? - Fiddle Cousin Jake - Bass, Comedy, Vocals, Juice Harp

Four Men & A Dog
Number of shows: 1

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08/15/92

Cropredy Festival
Cropredy, England
1 cdr Four Men & a Dog made a name for themselves with their eclectic and vivacious blend of traditional Irish music with a wide spectrum of other genres, including rap, Southern rock, jazz, blues, bluegrass, polka, country swing, and even salsa. Barking Mad, their debut album from Cross Border Media, snagged an award for Album of the Year from Folk Roots magazine in 1991, marking the first time that an Irish group had ever won the prize. Four Men & a Dog's music is enthusiastic and infectious. During live shows it is also spontaneous, since band members do not rehearse. The group emerged in 1990 with a high-energy performance during the Belfast Folk Festival. Its name stems from the nickname of its original vocalist, Mick "the Black Dog" Daly. Other original members included percussionist Gino Lupari, accordionist Donal Murphy, mandolinist and banjoist Brian McGrath, and fiddler Cathal Hayden. Kevin Doherty later replaced Daly as lead singer. Around the same time, the group added James Blennerhassit on bass and Rod McVeigh on piano. Early in 1992, Conor Keane took over for Murphy on the accordion. By the following year, Gerry O'Connor stepped in for McGrath on banjo. A later lineup consisted of guitarist Arty McGlynn, Doherty, Lupari, Hayden, O'Connor, and Keane. McGlynn, who produced the group's first album, formerly played with Patrick Street, the Clancy Brothers, and Planxty. Kean hails from the group Arcady, while O'Connor previously played with Skylark. In 1993, Shifting Gravel, the group's second album, was not greeted by critics as enthusiastically as the band's debut. Objections arose over the pop-rock undertones injected by singer/songwriter Doherty. He pulled back a bit for the following album, Doctor A's Secret Remedies from Castle Communications in 1995, and added more narrative structure to the songs rather than his previous stream-of-consciousness stylings. Castle Communications issued the group's next album, Long Roads, in 1996. Aaron Hurwitz, producer for the Band, engineered the recording at a studio run by Levon Helm in Woodstock, NY. Featured on the release are the Band's Rick Danko?, Randy Ciarlante, Garth Hudson, and Richard Bell. This set was recorded live at Cropredy Festival 1992 (which was the first Cropredy I attended) This recording was broadcast on BBC Radio 2's Folk on 2 programme.

Frank Sinatra
Number of shows: 1

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09/11/40

Avalon Ballroom
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr With Tommy Dorsey

Galactic
Number of shows: 1

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05/16/97

The Covered Dish
Gainesville, FL
3 cdr

Galactic's Krewe de Carnivale
Number of shows: 1

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06/11/05

This Tent - Bonnaroo Music Festival
Manchester, TN
3 cdr * w/Kevin Harris, Roger Lewis & Efrem Townes ** w/Monk Boudreaux, Kevin Harris, Roger Lewis & Efrem Townes *** w/Leo Nocentelli **** w/ Kevin Harris, Roger Lewis, Leo Nocentelli, Efrem Townes and Sista Teedy Boutte ***** w/Monk Boudreaux, Kevin Harris, Roger Lewis, Efrem Townes & Kermit Ruffins ****** w/Kevin Harris, Roger Lewis, Leo Nocentelli, Efrem Townes & Kermit Ruffins ******* w/Kevin Harris, Roger Lewis, Leo Nocentelli & Efrem Townes ******** w/Bo Bice , Boyd Tinsley & Sista Teedy Boutte ********* w/Bo Bice ********** w/ Kevin Harris, Roger Lewis, Efrem Townes & Sista Teedy Boutte

Garcia
Number of shows: 2

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11/21/70

WBCN-FM Studios
Boston, MA
1 cdr Garcia & Weir acoustic w/Duane Allman. Includes interviewing after Boston Tea Party Concert

01/19/72

Lion's Share
San Anselmo, CA
1 cdr Garcia & Saunders *With Paul Butterfield

Garcia & Grisman
Number of shows: 1

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05/05/94

Warfield Theater
San Francisco, CA
2 cdr (1) Garcia and Grisman duet. Setlist and information courtesy of The Jerry Site.

George Harrison
Number of shows: 1

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11/22/74

Tarrant County Convention Center
Fort Worth, TX
2 cdr *by Billy Preston **by Tom Scott ***by Ravi Shankar Chuck Findley (trumpet) Robben Ford (guitar) George Harrison (vocals, guitar) Jim Horn (saxophone) Andy Newmark (drums) Billy Preston (keyboards, vocals) Emil Richards (percussion) Tom Scott (horns) Willie Weeks (bass) Ravi Shankar: Hariprasad Chaurasia (flute) Rijram Desad (percussion, strings) TV Gopalkrishnam (mridangam, vocals) Gopal Krishn (vichitra veena) Sultan Khan (sarangi) Kartick Kumar (sitar) Kamalesh Maitra (percussion) Satyadev Pawar (North India violin) Alla Rakha (tabla) Harihar Rao (percussion) Lakshmi Shankar (vocals) Ravi Shankar (sitar) Viji Shankar (vocals) Shivkumar Sharma (santoor) L Subramaniam (violin) Includes Ravi Shankar segment

George Harrison & Eric Clapton
Number of shows: 1

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12/01/91

Yokohama Arena
Yokohama, Japan
2 cdr Personnel: George Harrison, vocals, guitar Andy Fairweather-Lowe, guitar, vocals Eric Clapton guitar, vocals Greg Phillinganes, keyboards, vocals Chuck Leavell keyboards, vocals Nathan East bass, vocals Steve Ferrone, drums Ray Cooper, percussion Tessa Niles, background vocals Katie Kissoon, background vocals

George Harrison Compilations
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/05

Acoustic Masterpieces
Compilation, Compilation
1 cdr track 1: unreleased track, probably a "Saturday Night Live" recording tracks 2-15: were recorded during the "All Things Must Pass Session" track 16: live VH1 1997 track 17: early acoustic version tracks 18-22: George and Jeff Lynne live on the radio, 1988 track 23: Traveling Wilburys song, 1990 tracks 24-27: George and Paul Simon, "Saturday Night Live", 1976 (tracks 26 and 29 were not broadcast) tracks 28-30: George on radio, 1974 track 31: George and Phil Spector, 1970 Collection of acoustic demos and odds & ends from George throughout the years

George Thorogood & The Destroyers
Number of shows: 1

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04/21/04

Royal Concert Hall
Glasgow, Scotland
2 cdr

Giants of Jazz
Number of shows: 1

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11/07/71

Kongresshalle
Böblingen, Germany
1 cdr Dizzy Gillespie - Trumpet Kai Winding - Trombone Sonny Stitt - Alto Saxophone Thelonious Monk - Grand Piano Al McKibbon - Double Bass Art Blakey - Drums

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings
Number of shows: 5

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??/??/95

"PRevival"
Revival Demos, Studio
1 cdr Also circulates as 02/03/80

09/26/97

Bill & Claire's House
Hickory, NC
2 cdr

09/02/01

Strawberry Music Festival - Main Stage
Camp Mather - Yosemite, CA
1 cdr 7:15pm

05/19/03

Rio Theater
Santa Cruz, CA
2 cdr Mike McKinley guests on Mandolin for d2t10,11,12

10/13/04

McDonald Theatre
Eugene, OR
2 cdr *With Old Crow Medicine Show

Girija Devi & Hariprasad Chaurasia
Number of shows: 1

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09/18/05

Theatre de la Ville
Paris, France
2 cdr "Morning Ragas" - actual raga names unknown

Global Funk Council
Number of shows: 1

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02/12/04

The Bean Scene
Chico, CA
3 cdr

Gong Yi
Number of shows: 1

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07/12/87

Purcell Room
London, England
1 cdr Chinese classical music performance consisting of a solo musician playing a guqin, a sort of Chinese zither.

Gov't Mule
Number of shows: 1

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04/30/05

The Orpheum Theater
New Orleans, LA
3 cdr * Dirty Dozen Brass Band members. # with Karl Denson. + Ivan Neville and Dave Matthews.

Grand Ole Opry
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/39

Armed Forces Radio Transcription discs
Nashville, TN
16 cdr 16 volumes of radio transcriptions from Armed Forces Radio broadcasts; Exact dates uncertain, probably spans several years

Grateful Dead
Number of shows: 7

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05/02/70

Harpur College
Binghamton, NY
3 cdr *with members of NRPS Other artist(s): NRPS. First set acoustic. This date is featured on Dick's Picks 8.

08/27/72

Old Renaissance Faire Grounds
Veneta, OR
1 vcd Springfield Creamery benefit - "Field Trip" - not 08-28-72 - Other artist(s): NRPS Sunshine Daydream Video

05/08/77

Barton Hall, Cornell University
Ithaca, NY
3 cdr Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals

05/21/77

Lakeland Civic Center
Lakeland, FL
2 cdr Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals Missing last 8 songs off set#2

01/22/78

McArthur Court, University Of Oregon
Eugene, OR
2 cdr Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals

12/12/81

Fiesta Hall, San Mateo County Fairgrounds
San Mateo, CA
2 cdr Brent does not perform Set 1 or Encore Disarmament Benefit Jerry Garcia - Guitar (Without Jerry #) Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Joan Baez - Vocals (Set 1 & Encore) Matthew Kelley - Harmonica * Thiere was a rehearsal on the 11th, see: http://etreedb.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=727628

06/??/87

Club Front
San Rafael, CA
6 cdr Complete Dylan & The Dead Rehersals

Greyboy Allstars
Number of shows: 1

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12/31/98

Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA
2 cdr Entire show with Cochemea Castelum (Robert Walters 20th Congress) on Saxaphone Greyboy Allstars: Karl Denson (Saxophones, Flute & Percussion) Robert Walter (Electric Piano & Organ) Elgin Park (Guitar) Chris Stillwell (bass) Zak Najor (drums and Percussion)

Groundtruther
Number of shows: 1

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10/30/04

Opera House
Toronto, ON
2 cdr Charlie Hunter, Bobby Previte, DJ Logic

Guy Carawan
Number of shows: 1

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03/24/88

Nassau Community College
Nassau County, NY
1 cdr

Guy Clark, Joe Ely, John Hiatt & Lyle Lovett
Number of shows: 2

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02/14/03

The Fox Theatre
Redwood City, CA
2 cdr With Special Guest Neil Young

02/09/07

Paramount Theatre
Denver, CO
2 cdr

Guy Davis
Number of shows: 1

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11/19/05

Live on Folkstage
Chicago, IL
1 cdr

Habib Koite, Vusi Mahlesala, & Dobet Gnahore
Number of shows: 1

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10/25/06

Centennial Hall, University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ
2 cdr "Putumayo Presents Acoustic Africa" Obviously, most song titles are unknown.

Herbie Hancock
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/96

Pakhus 11
Copenhagen, Denmark
1 cdr Solo Show Date only listed as Summer 1996

Hillbilly Voodoo Trio
Number of shows: 1

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01/25/95

Johnny D's
Somerville, MA
2 cdr Tom Russell, Barrence Whitfield, & Andrew Hardin

Horn of Plenty
Number of shows: 1

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08/26/94

Haarlem Jazz Stad
Haarlem, Holland
1 cdr NoSpEx

Howlin' Wolf
Number of shows: 1

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02/23/69

Key Largo
Chicago, IL
2 cdr

Huun-Huur-Tu
Number of shows: 3

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??/??/02

Jazzlines
Munich, Germany
1 cdr Broadcast on TV DVD

07/30/05

Siam Tent, The Rivermead
Reading, England
1 cdr Womad 2005 - 29th to 31st of July. Broadcast live on BBC Radio 3

01/30/06

Rhodes College
Memphis, TN
1 cdr Afternoon Workshop Actually, mine is not the afternoon workshop, but the show from that night. 15 tracks

I Muvrini
Number of shows: 1

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07/26/03

Paleo Festival
Nyon, Switzerland
1 cdr

Ian Thomas
Number of shows: 1

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11/03/06

Rockwood Music Hall
New York, NY
1 cdr

Incubus
Number of shows: 1

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11/01/02

Morning View Sessions Mansion
Los Angeles, CA
1 cdr Recorded for KROQ - includes 6 tracks plus chat/interviews.

Istanbul Oriental Ensemble
Number of shows: 1

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04/29/07

Gloria Theater
Cologne, Germany
1 cdr burhan öcal - perc, voc mehmet celiksu - kanun ismail papis - keman (violin) yasar cakarlar - clarinet ahmet demirkiran - oud, cümbüs ümit adakale - perc faruk girey - perc

J.J. Cale
Number of shows: 1

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03/17/02

KFOG Private Show
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr JJ played the 'Bimbo's 365 Club' later that night. * With Christine Lakeland

Jack Johnson
Number of shows: 2

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12/12/01

Arlington Theatre
Santa Barbara, CA
2 cdr Glen Phillips opened the show and joined Jack for Plastic Jesus and Fall Line "Times Like These" (tentative title) was introduced as a brand new song; possibly the first time it was played live

10/18/02

Greek Theatre
Berkeley, CA
2 cdr

Jackie Greene
Number of shows: 1

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12/31/05

Marilyn's on K
Sacramento, CA
2 cdr

James Taylor
Number of shows: 3

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02/06/70

Jabberwocky (middle/late sets)
Syracuse, NY
2 cdr James Taylor played three separate shows on 2/6/70. The "Live in Syracuse, Vol. 1" bootleg labels this as the early and late sets, though http://www.solorb.com/dat-heads/digests/V4.400/D441 seems to imply that the early set does not circulate due to recording problems. Therefore, this is labeled as the middle and late set.

05/26/74

Carnegie Hall
New York, NY
2 cdr James Taylor performed at Carnegie Hall on May 26th and May 27th in 1974. These two shows were probably the final two shows of JT's four-week U.S. tour to promote "Walking Man." The DIR Concert Network had permission to tape both shows and it is not clear whether this version represents one of the shows or a combination of both shows. A shortened version of the show was broadcast by the King Biscuit Flower Hour (KBFH) on 6/30/74 and it may also circulate under that date or the date July 16, 1974.

03/07/06

Broward Center for the Performing Arts
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
2 cdr

Janis Joplin
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/62

Blow All My Blues Away
Various, Various
6 cdr Janis Joplin Blow All My Blues Away various dates, 1962 through 1970 This set of archival recordings lets us witness the formation of arguably the most powerful and expressive voice in rock history. From the earliest known performances in the small bars of Texas to the first sessions with Big Brother to her mesmerizing live shows, Janis never left behind her raw roots. She drew upon them to impel emotional performances as if by exposing her pain she gained power over her past and transformed it into a gift. In these newly sourced pearls, we can hear as never before the birth and fast burning flame of Janis Joplin. Included are outtakes and unreleased songs from the 1968 "Cheap Thrills" studio sessions, demos for the 1969 Kozmic Blues album and vast improvements on all existing vintage (1962-65) live recordings. The vintage recordings, in particular, are wonderful and although we had some of this material from the long out of print "Janis" movie soundtrack vinyl release, this collection has 39 (!) tracks recorded between 1962-65 including the ubiquitous "Typewriter Tapes" made by Jorma. The final CD finally unchains the urgent expression and lets it be heard in a complete Big Brother concert from 1967. Sit down by your window, put this set on, and blow all your blues away. Only first 6 discs

Jason Mraz
Number of shows: 2

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10/16/02

Belly Up Tavern
Solana Beach, CA
2 cdr % Ian Sheridan on Upright Bass & Aaron Libowitz on Saxaphone * Jason solo

02/01/03

Spreckels Theatre
San Diego, CA
2 cdr % = Lionel Richie Cover & = Bob marley cover Aaron Liebowitz on sax joined the band for 'Sleep all day' and '0% interest' Bushwalla also joined the band for 'Curbside Prophet' Playing to a sold out 1500 seat opera house, Jason Mraz brought back the music to his self proclaimed home-town for music, San Diego. Playing several older songs, as well as a healthy collection from his Elektra Records debut "Waiting for my rocket to come", mraz and his band played a very solid 2.5+ hour set. The entire night was filmed by video crews, but particular attention was payed to the song 'The Remedy' of which live footage from this show would be part of the music video for that song.

Jason Ricci and New Blood
Number of shows: 1

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02/25/05

Sweeney's Station Saloon
Philadelphia, PA
3 cdr Jason Ricci - Harp (Harmonica) and vocals Shawn Starski - Guitar Tom "Slim" Louis - Bass Maki Bergara - Drums This show was a birthday bash for Tom Weston. Shawn on vocals on "Same Thing" Adam Gussow on Harp and vocals disk 3. Last track features Adam and Jason trading leads.

Jazz at Lincoln Center
Number of shows: 1

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06/02/03

The Apollo Theater
New York, NY
2 cdr This is something different. The show is hosted by Lawrence Fishburne and is presented in a documentary style. The artists are: The Wynton Marsalis Septet: Richard Johnson - piano Reginald Veal - bass Herlin Riley - drums Victor Goines - tenbor sax\clarinet Wess 'Warm Daddy' Anderson - alto sax Ron Westray - trombone Wynton marsalis - trumpet Carrie Smith Lou Donaldson Audra McDonald Eric Clapton Willie Nelson BB King Ray Charles

Jeff Beck Group
Number of shows: 1

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07/24/68

Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr Jeff Beck - Guitar Rod Stewart - vocals Mickey Waller - drums Ron Wood - bass

Jeff Lang
Number of shows: 1

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05/03/06

Marquee Theater
Tempe, AZ
1 cdr

Jeffrey Foucault
Number of shows: 1

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04/05/03

Hardwood Floor Concert - 901 Samish Way
Bellingham, WA
2 cdr *with Beth Amsel ~Bob Dylan +Greg Brown %John Prine #Tom Waits This show is completely acoustic - no amplification at all.

Jerry Garcia Band
Number of shows: 2

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11/23/72

Armadillo World Headquarters
Austin, TX
2 cdr

02/07/80

The Catalyst
Santa Cruz, CA
2 cdr Jerry Garcia Band: Jerry Garcia, Ozzie Allers, Johnny de Foncesca, John Kahn. *=not listed in GarciaBase.

Jimi Hendrix
Number of shows: 4

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06/20/69

Newport 1969 Pop Festival
Northridge, CA
3 cdr Jimi Hendrix - Guitar, Lead Vocals Noel Redding - Bass, Backing Vocals Mitch Mitchell - Drums, Backing Vocals

12/31/69

Fillmore East
New York, NY
3 cdr

01/01/70

Fillmore East
New York, NY
3 cdr Early & late shows

01/03/18

Acoustic Jams
Sphinx Records SX CD 001, Compilation
2 cdr Acoustic Jams (SX CD001) Not all actually acoustic, but mostly solo stuff from Jimi

Jimi Hendrix & Traffic
Number of shows: 1

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12/12/69

Unknown
Unknown, Unknown
1 cdr This is the often talked about session that Jimi recorded with the members of Traffic (Steve Winwood's band at the time). This is an excellent quality recording from OH BOY...JOIN THE DE LUXE WAY. As the CD arts tells you "This session was recorded at an unknown place in the late 60's."

Jimmy Martin & the Sunny Mountain Boys
Number of shows: 1

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04/??/60

Sunset Park
West Grove, PA
0 cdr Notes claim this is April 1960, but Jimmy mentions Mother's Day, so best guess is May 8, 1960. In addition, it is known that Mike Seeger recorded a Jimmy Martin set on May 8, 1960, and four songs (Sophronie and Who'll Sing for Me, not included here and Hit Parade of Love and Foggy Old London ) was released on Thrill Jockey's "Don't Cry For Me." It is likely that J.D. Crowe and Paul Williams play on this set.

Joan Baez
Number of shows: 4

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08/17/63

Forest Hills Tennis Stadium
New York, NY
1 cdr Circulates as a SBD w/ filler from 8-8-64 with Dylan

05/26/77

The Palladium
New York, NY
1 cdr Broadcast on King Biscuit Flower Hour

07/14/89

Montreux Jazz Festival, Le Casino
Montreux, Switzerland
1 cdr Musicians : Joan Baez - guitar, vocals Jamie Fox - bass Cesar Cancino - keyboards The Malaco Band : James Robertson - drums Ray Griffin - bass Harvey Thompson - saxophone Harrison Calloway - trumpet Charles Rose - trombone **Guest : James Taylor and Peabo Bryson

08/14/04

Rocky Mountain Folk Festival
Lyons, CO
2 cdr

Joe Ely
Number of shows: 1

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03/12/06

The Palms
Winters, CA
2 cdr

John Butler Trio
Number of shows: 3

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11/20/04

Jake Nevin Fieldhouse, Villanova University
Philadelphia, PA
1 cdr

06/12/05

Bonnaroo Music Festival (This Tent)
Manchester, TN
2 cdr 4:00-5:30 PM

08/18/05

Copley Square Park
Boston, MA
1 cdr *John Butler Solo

John Coltrane
Number of shows: 1

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10/25/63

Tivoli Koncertsal
Copenhagen, Denmark
1 cdr John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax), McCoy Tyner (piano), Jimmy Garrison (bass), Elvin Jones (drums). Date and location uncertain (sometimes attributed to Paris, 11-1-63)

John Coltrane & Dizzy Gillespie
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/51

Birdland
New York, NY
2 cdr Technically this is Dizzy w/John, but I am entering it this way to make it easier for the Trane fans!!!

John Hiatt
Number of shows: 1

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08/11/05

Humphrey's By The Bay
San Diego, CA
1 cdr Shawn Colvin was also on the bill. Solo Acoustic

John Hiatt & the North Mississippi All-Stars
Number of shows: 1

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07/10/05

Cingular Summer Nights @ South Lake Union Park
Seattle, WA
2 cdr John Hiatt- Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard Luther Dickinson- Guitar Cody Dickinson- Drums Chris Chew- Bass

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/65

BBC Studios
London, England
1 cdr Compilation of the better sounding 1965-1967 BBC tracks from "The First Ten Years" bootleg

John Mayer Trio
Number of shows: 1

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09/06/05

The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA
2 cdr Featuring Steve Jordan on drums and Pino Palladino on bass.

John Mooney
Number of shows: 1

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01/21/04

Sliman Theater For The Performing Arts
New Iberia, LA
2 cdr

John Prine
Number of shows: 3

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10/31/84

Westbury Music Fair
Westbury, NY
1 cdr Actually believed to have been played on 10-31-89

08/18/04

Ravinia Festival
Highland Park, IL
2 cdr

06/10/05

Bonnaroo Music Festival-This Tent
Manchester, TN
2 cdr

Johnny Cash
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/58

Country Style USA/Guest Star
Compilation, Compilation
2 cdr Johnny Cash And The Original Tennessee Two: Luther Perkins — Lead Guitar Marshall Grant — Upright Bass These are vintage radio broadcast transcription discs First part actually from '56 (!)

Joni Mitchell
Number of shows: 1

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01/10/68

Club 47
Cambridge, MA
1 cdr with additional track "Come To The Sunshine"

Jonny Lang
Number of shows: 1

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01/08/99

Bass Performance Hall
Fort Worth, TX
2 cdr

Kanda Matsuri Festival
Number of shows: 1

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05/14/07

Kanda Matsuri Festival
Tokyo, Japan
1 cdr

Keb' Mo'
Number of shows: 1

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07/21/96

Humboldt State University
Arcata, CA
2 cdr * Clayton Gibb on banjo ** Clayton Gibb on guitar Solo acoustic most of the show

Keb' Mo', Charlie Musselwhite & Dr. John
Number of shows: 1

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10/22/97

Centennial Hall
Tucson, AZ
1 cdr (1) Charlie Musselwhite on solo acoustic guitar (2) Charlie Musslewhite on solo electric guitar (3) Charlie Musslewhite on electric guitar and harmonica (4) Charlie Musslewhite on harmonica, Dr. john on piano (5) Keb' Mo' on slide acoustic and Charlie Musslewhite on harmonica (6) Keb'Mo' solo slide guitar (7)Keb'Mo' on acoustic, Charlie Musslewhite on harmonica, Dr. John on piano

Keller Williams
Number of shows: 5

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10/20/00

Magnolia Fest
Live Oak, FL
1 cdr

03/01/02

La Zona Rosa
Austin, TX
3 vcd Setlist courtesy of KellerWilliams.net. VCD

07/05/02

Three Sisters Park
Chillicothe, IL
1 vcd Video

10/05/03

The Canopy Club
Urbana, IL
3 cdr @ - Played to preceding loup # - with zylaphone/thermins * - Played to preceding loop ^ - played on slide guitar % - Drum & bass loop>Dueling flugel/Trumpets(Lou Gosain) $ - played on djembe

06/11/05

Bonnaroo -- This Tent
Manchester, TN
2 cdr

Kelly Joe Phelps
Number of shows: 2

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10/05/97

KPFK Studios
Los Angeles, CA
1 cdr w/Dave Alvin

11/01/00

Moments club
Bremen, Germany
1 cdr

Konono No. 1
Number of shows: 1

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08/27/06

Hibiya Yagai Dai Ongakudo
Tokyo, Japan
2 cdr

Leo Kottke
Number of shows: 1

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07/07/75

VPRO Radio Studios
Hilversum, Netherlands
1 cdr

Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon
Number of shows: 1

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06/19/05

Town Park
Telluride, CO
1 cdr Telluride Bluegrass Festival

Leonard Cohen
Number of shows: 1

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10/30/80

Concertgebouw
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2 cdr

Levon Helm
Number of shows: 1

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12/31/77

The Palladium
New York, NY
2 cdr with Dr. John,Paul Butterfield,Duck Dunn

The Little Willies
Number of shows: 1

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12/05/06

Town Hall
New York, NY
1 cdr

Los Lobos
Number of shows: 1

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06/12/93

Greek Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
3 cdr "20th Anniversary Celebration" * with Richard Thompson on guitar and vocals + with John Lee Hooker on guitar and vocals # with John Hiatt on guitar and back-up vocals

Los Yuras
Number of shows: 1

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10/04/88

Earl's Court Exhibition Centre
London, England
1 cdr Andean folk music from Bolivia

Louis Armstrong
Number of shows: 2

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05/08/54

Memorial Hall, University Of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC
2 cdr Circulates misdated as 05/01, 05/04, 05/05, 05/12, 05/14, and 12/05 and perhaps other dates. May 8, 1954 is the correct and only date: http://ils.unc.edu/afporch/audio/louie/louie.html Armstrong apparently performed twice for the German club's Spring Dance: in the afternoon at Memorial Hall for the public and in the evening, 8:00 to midnight, for a formal dinner. The afternoon performance circulates widely. Louis Armstrong - Trumpet, Vocals Billy Kyle - Grand Piano Arvell Shaw - Double Bass Trummy Young - Trombone, Vocals Barnie Begard - Clarinet, Vocals Thelma Middleton - Vocals Kenny Johns - Drums Song titles from All Of Me: The Complete Discography Of Louis Armstrong, by Jos Willems

02/15/59

Liederhalle
Stuttgart, Germany
1 dvd

Luther Allison
Number of shows: 1

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10/??/71

No Fish Today
Baltimore, MD
2 cdr Acoustic Show - "No Fish Today"

Luther Allison & Jimmy Thackery
Number of shows: 1

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05/29/97

Blues Fest
Eureka Springs, AR
1 cdr

Lyle Lovett
Number of shows: 3

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11/19/96

Austin City Limits Studio
Austin, TX
1 cdr Austin City Limits broadcast Two song filler: Lyle & Randy Newman doing Long Tall Texan on Letterman & Private Conversation from an unknown source

12/06/96

Studio 6A, Communications Building B - U. of Texas
Austin, TX
1 cdr with: John Hagen - cello James Gilmer - percussion KGSR anniversary show

09/22/98

The Bottom Line
New York, NY
2 cdr "An Acoustic Evening with Lyle Lovett and Friends" *Steven Fromholz **Michael Martin Murphy ***Robert Earl Keen ****Eric Taylor (1)Lyle w/Steven (2)Lyle w/Eric (3)Lyle w/Michael (4)Michael w/Lyle (5)Rollin' By (6) Everyone

Mamadou Diabate
Number of shows: 1

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04/17/04

Shakori Hills Grass Roots Festival - Meadow stage
Silk Hope, NC
1 cdr http://www.photophile.com/grassroots/grassroots2004/pages/grassroots0732.htm

Mari Boine
Number of shows: 1

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11/15/02

Queen Elizabeth Hall
London, England
2 cdr

Maria Muldaur
Number of shows: 1

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01/30/74

Ebbets Field
Denver, CO
1 cdr

Marin County Bluegrass Festival
Number of shows: 1

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04/27/74

Golden State College
San Rafael, CA
4 cdr April 27,28 1974 Dates of particular sets are noted if known. Otherwise, the material is in the order that it appeared on the reels Thanks to Jeff Korona for this fine gem! any info contact usalai@nycap.rr.com stellablue.etree.org

Medeski Martin & Wood
Number of shows: 1

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06/17/06

The Other Tent Bonnaroo Music Festival
Manchester, TN
2 cdr One set only # w/ Oliver Wood * w/ DJ Logic + w/ Beatle Bob ^ w/ G. Love on Harmonica

Mike Bloomfield
Number of shows: 2

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02/01/69

Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr

04/23/73

Record Plant
Sausalito, CA
1 cdr w/Mark Naftalin- piano KSAN broadcast

Mike Bloomfield & Friends
Number of shows: 3

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02/02/69

Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr w/Nick Gravenitas & Mark Naftalin Includes "Born in Chicago" at the beginning of the set. Also, first "Blues Jam" is actually "Blues On The Westside"

04/06/74

Gusman Hall - University of Miami
Miami, FL
2 cdr Mike Bloomfield, Roger Troy, Mark Naftalin, George Rains & Dion Di Mucci On Vocals *

04/20/77

Old Waldorf
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr Billed as Mike Bloomfield All-Stars. Mike Bloomfield - lead guitar, John Cippolina - rhythm guitar, Mark Naftalin - piano, Roger Troy - bass, Robert Jones - drums. This has been called the Prisoners' Benefit concert. Bloomfield, John Cipollina, Mark Naftalin, & others

Mike Gordon & Ramble Dove
Number of shows: 1

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06/16/06

Bonnaroo Music Festival (This Tent)
Manchester, TN
1 cdr Mike Gordon - Bass, Vocals Brett Hughs Guitar, Vocals Gordon Stone - Pedal Steel Scott Murawski - Guitar Neil Cleary - Drums, Vocals Marie Claire - Keyboard, Vocals Aya Inoue - Vocals

Miles Davis
Number of shows: 1

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07/25/69

Festival De Juan Pins
Antibes, France
1 cdr Miles Davis - Trumpet Wayne Shorter - Soprano & Tenor Saxophone Chick Corea - Electric Piano Dave Holland - Double Bass Jack Dejohnette - Drums

Mingus Big Band
Number of shows: 1

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08/31/03

Willisau Jazz Festival
Willisau, Switzerland
2 cdr

Mississippi John Hurt
Number of shows: 1

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12/13/63

NYU School Of Medicine Alumni Hall
New York, NY
1 cdr

Mississippi John Hurt & Skip James
Number of shows: 1

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10/??/64

WTBS
Cambridge, MA
1 cdr Sometime in October (or maybe September) of 1964, Mississippi John Hurt and Skip James stopped in for a quick session with DJ Phil Spira at WTBS in Cambridge, Massachusetts. They did three tunes each, bracketed by chat with the DJ.

Missy Higgins
Number of shows: 1

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04/07/05

The Avalon
Hollywood, CA
1 cdr Notes: Solo set opening for Ray LaMontagne.

Monsters of Folk Music
Number of shows: 1

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04/21/98

The Bottom Line - Early Show
New York, NY
2 cdr Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Chris Smither, Tom Russell, & Dave Alvin

Monterey Pop Festival
Number of shows: 1

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06/16/67

Monterey Pop Festival
Monterey, CA
1 cdr **ONLY CD 2** - I am highly interested in obtaining the rest of the festival though

More Pretty Girls than One
Number of shows: 1

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05/07/05

Rodgers Hall, High Street Concert Series
Lyons, CO
2 cdr "Colorado Women In Bluegrass" emcee was Nichole Elmore

Mother Maybelle Carter
Number of shows: 1

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07/05/69

Carlton Haney Festival
Berryville, VA
1 cdr with Mike Seeger - Guitar

Muddy Waters
Number of shows: 1

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05/30/73

Ebbets Field
Denver, CO
1 cdr Muddy Waters - Electric Guitar, Vocals Hollywood Fats - Electric Guitar George "Mojo" Bueford - Harmonica Greg "Pinetop" Perkins - Grand Piano Calvin Jones - Electric Bass Willie "Big Eye" Smith - Drums ^ - w/ B.B. King On Electric Guitar And Kato On Grand Piano

Nat King Cole
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/44

Unknown
Los Angeles, CA
1 cdr Trio: NKC, piano and vocal Oscar Moore, Guitar Johnny Miller, bass Big Band June Christy, vocal Jack Costanzo, bongos

Neil Young
Number of shows: 10

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01/19/71

Massey Hall
Toronto, ON
1 cdr Official Release

02/27/71

Royal Festival Hall
London, England
1 cdr Solo Acoustic

11/05/73

Rainbow Theater
London, England
2 cdr Neil Young & The Santa Monica Flyers (aka Crazy Horse)

??/??/73

Time Fades Away LP
Various, Various
1 cdr Produced By: Elliot Maizer & Neil Young Tim Drummond, Johnny Barbata, Jack Nitzsche, Ben Keith Guests: David Crosby, Graham Nash Copyright '73

11/22/76

Music Hall
Boston, MA
2 cdr Ralph Molina (drums, vocals) Frank Sampedro (guitar, keyboards, vocals) Fred Talbot (bass, vocals) Neil Young (vocals, guitar, keyboards, banjo, harmonica) Bootlegs: Journey through the Past Acoustic Tales Early show.

05/24/78

The Boarding House (Early)
San Francisco, CA
1 cdr Acoustic Solo Acoustic

09/25/84

KLRU Studios
Austin, TX
2 cdr Neil Young & The International Harvesters "Austin City Limits" Neil Young - Electric & Acoustic Guitar, Vocals Anthony Crawford - Electric & Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Fiddle, Banjo, Vocals Ben Keith - Pedal Steel Guitar Tim Drummond - Electric Bass Rufus Thibodeaux - Fiddle Spooner Oldham - Grand Piano, Organ Karl "Junkyard" Himmel - Drums

??/??/85

The Castle
Nashville, TN
1 cdr Old Ways outtakes/demos Tracks 1-3 & 5-10 recorded at The Castle Nashville, TN between 4/20/85 & 7/1/85 and Track 4 recorded at Bennett House Franklin, TN on 7/1/85 Old Ways Outtakes

12/10/89

Muziektheater Stopera
Amsterdam, Holland
1 cdr Neil Young, Acoustic, (Bootlegs: Amsterdam `89)

03/20/99

Paramount Theatre
Oakland, CA
2 cdr Neil Young, Solo w/ filler from earlier in the tour

Neil Young Compilations
Number of shows: 1

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11/01/03

Acoustic Rarities tree
various, various
5 cdr

Newport Folk Festival
Number of shows: 1

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??/??/67

Festival! (Newport 1963-1966)
Newport, RI
1 dvd this has been released commercially on 10/05 as Festival! - The Newport Folk Festival Video - Absolutely Amazing!

Norah Jones
Number of shows: 2

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10/08/00

First Sessions & More
New York, NY
1 cdr musicians: Norah Jones - vocals, piano, Lee Alexander - bass, Dan Reiser - drums, Jesse Harris - guitar on tracks: 1 & 3, Adam Rogers - guitar on tracks:2 & 4, Tony Scherr - guitar on track: 5; "First Sessions" was recorded on October 8th & 9th, 2000, originally intended as a demo session (for Blue Note). Overwhelming popular response to the music captured that day allowed for a limited release of a six-song EP CD titled "First Sessions". This CD is out of print and has become a collector's item.

06/20/04

Tempodrom
Berlin, Germany
2 cdr Broadcast live on FM Radio1. * The Band cover

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Number of shows: 1

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04/24/90

Kan'i Hoken Hall
Tokyo, Japan
3 cdr Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan; vocals Mujahid Mubarak Ali Khan; vocals Asad Ali Khan; chorus, handclapping Mohammed Iqbal Naqbi; chorus, handclapping, secretary of the party Farrukh Fateh Ali Khan; vocals, lead harmonium Rahat Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan; vocals Ghulam Farid; chorus, handclapping Rehmat Ali; vocals, second harmonium Kaukab Ali; chorus, handclapping Khalid Mahmud; chorus, handclapping Dildar Hussain; tabla

Old Crow Medicine Show
Number of shows: 1

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02/23/01

Cookeville Community Center
Cookeville, TN
1 cdr

Oliver Mtukudzi & Black Spirits
Number of shows: 1

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06/26/05

Temple Bar
Santa Monica, CA
2 cdr

Orchestra Baobab
Number of shows: 1

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06/13/03

Festate
Chiasso, Switzerland
2 cdr

Paco de Lucia
Number of shows: 1

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07/13/01

Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland
1 cdr "Estival Jazz" Paco De Lucia - Acoustic Guitar Ramon De Algeciras - Acoustic Guitar Rafael De Utrera - Vocals Jose Baderas - Acoustic Guitar Jorge Pardo - Saxophone, Flute Rubem Dantas - Percussion Carlos Benavent - Double Bass

Paris Slim
Number of shows: 1

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07/04/03

Waterfront Blues Festival
Portland, OR
1 cdr

Paul Butterfield Blues Band
Number of shows: 3

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10/21/67

Back Bay Theater
Boston, MA
2 cdr Elvin Bishop - guitar, Philip Wilson - drums, Mark Naftalin - keyboards, David Sanborn - alto saxophone, Keith Jackson - trumpet, Gene Dinwiddie - tenor saxophone, Bugsy Maugh - bass, Paul Butterfield - harp, vocals

12/??/70

A&R Studios - WPLJ FM
New York, NY
2 cdr Paul Butterfield: Vocals, Harmonica Rod Hicks: Bass Trevor Lawrence: Baritone Saxophone Steve Madaio: Trumpet David Sanborn: Alto Saxophone Ralph Wash: Guitar Dennis Whitted: Drums ?Gene Dinwiddie: Vocals, Tenor Sax, Flute?

10/01/78

Greek Theatre
Berkeley, CA
2 cdr Paul Butterfield - Hamonica, Vocals Michael Bloomfield - Electric Guitar Elvin Bishop - Electric Guitar, Vocals Jerome Arnold - Electric Bass Mark Naftalin - Keyboards Sam Lay - Drums, Vocals

Paul Simon
Number of shows: 2

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??/??/64

Queens College
Flushing, NY
1 cdr Solo Acoustic

02/27/87

Berkeley Community Theatre
Berkeley, CA
2 cdr with Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Hugh Masakela, & Miriam Makeba

Pete Seeger & Arlo Guthrie
Number of shows: 1

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08/05/89

Waterloo Music Festival
Stanhope, NJ
2 cdr

Peter Gabriel
Number of shows: 1

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07/21/87

The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA
2 cdr

Peter Rowan & Jerry Douglas
Number of shows: 1

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05/17/96

Sebastopol Community Center
Sebastopol, CA
2 cdr

Phil Ochs
Number of shows: 1

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05/22/66

Rutgers University
New Brunswick, NJ
1 cdr

Phish
Number of shows: 1

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08/15/98

Loring Air Force Base
Limestone, ME
3 cdr *with Alternate lyrics pertaining to the Lemonwheel **10 minute hi-hat intro

Queen Ida & Her Zydeco Band
Number of shows: 1

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07/21/94

Santa Monica Pier
Santa Monica, CA
2 cdr "Twilight Dance Series". This is a partial setlist from a broadcast-sourced recording in circulation. At least one additional song follows "Passe La Porte". * Myrick "Freeze" Guillory (Queen Ida's son)

The Quintet
Number of shows: 1

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05/15/53

Massey Hall
Toronto, ON
1 cdr Commercial Release - No Trades Allowed Charlie Parker, Charles Mingus, Bud Powell, Dizzy Gillespie & Max Roach

Radha Namboodiri
Number of shows: 1

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11/24/06

Kista Världsmusikfestival
Stockholm, Sweden
1 cdr Radha Namboodiri - Vocals K. Shivakumar - Violin V. Shyamsundar - Mrdangam

Railroad Earth
Number of shows: 1

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01/14/06

W.O.W. Hall
Eugene, OR
2 cdr

Raul Midon
Number of shows: 1

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02/28/05

Hotel Cafe
Hollywood, CA
1 cdr

Ravi Shankar
Number of shows: 1

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08/03/05

Royal Albert Hall
London, UK
1 cdr Sandhya (Evening) Ragas Personnel Ravi Shankar - Sitar Anoushka Shankar - Sitar Tanmoy Bose - Tabla Nick Abel - Tambura Peter McDonald - Tambura

Ray LaMontagne
Number of shows: 2

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02/03/03

Merrill Auditorium
Portland, ME
1 cdr Solo show opening for B.B. King

11/16/04

Bush Hall
London, England
1 cdr

Reconstruction
Number of shows: 1

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06/08/79

Rheem Theater
Moraga, CA
2 cdr * Little Milton cover # Bill Withers cover $ Allen Toussaint cover % Jimmy Cliff cover ^ Bobby Caldwell cover Reconstruction is: Jerry Garcia - guitar, vocals John Kahn - bass Merl Saunders - keys, vocals Ed Neumeister - trombone Ron Stallings - tenor sax, vocals Gaylord Birch - drums

Red Allen & the Osborne Brothers
Number of shows: 2

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06/09/57

Sunset Park
Red Lion, PA
1 cdr

06/10/57

New River Ranch
Rising Sun, MD
1 cdr

Rev. Gary Davis
Number of shows: 1

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10/29/68

The Living Room Of Selfdoc
Denver, CO
2 cdr

Richard Thompson
Number of shows: 1

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06/07/06

Bijou Theater
Knoxville, TN
2 cdr

Rick Danko & Levon Helm
Number of shows: 1

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01/29/83

Hult Center
Eugene, OR
1 cdr Same setlist but in a different order

Robert Walter's 20th Congress
Number of shows: 1

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04/19/04

The Grog Shop
Cleveland Heights, OH
2 cdr Robert Walter - keys, synth bass Cochemea Gastelum - sax, flute Jason Smart - drums * w/ D.J. Logic - turntables

Rolling Stones
Number of shows: 2

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??/??/70

Acoustic Motherfuckers
Compilation, Unknown
1 cdr Acoustic demos & outtakes

07/13/75

The Forum
Inglewood, CA
0 cdr Bootlegs: Welcome Back To New York (2), LA Connection, LIVE at the LA Forum, Rockin' at the Forum, LA FORUM July 15, 1975 (Mike the Mike Remaster) Performance from the final night of the band's 5-night run at the Forum. Circulates misdated due to errors made by bootleggers in the 1970s. July 13 is the correct date.

Ronee Blakely
Number of shows: 1

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08/01/87

Lonestar Café
New York, NY
1 cdr Ronee Blakley: vocal, piano Backing vocalists: Marcetta Blakley and Ellie Marshall (names uncertain) Guitar on track 07: (Ronee ____ ?) Whistling on track 13: unknown

Roy Bailey
Number of shows: 1

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03/??/95

BBC Radio 2 "Folk on 2" session
London, England
1 cdr

Salif Keita
Number of shows: 1

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05/13/06

West Yorkshire Playhouse
Leeds, England
2 cdr FuseLeeds Festival Different setlist: full show AUD recording

Sam & Dave
Number of shows: 1

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12/07/79

My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, NY
1 cdr LATE SHOW

Seldom Scene
Number of shows: 1

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09/04/89

Paul Masson Winery
Saratoga, CA
1 cdr Mike Auldridge John Duffey Ben Eldridge T. Michael Coleman Lou Reid Opened for Emmylou Harris.

Shawn Colvin
Number of shows: 1

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08/11/05

Humphrey's By The Bay
San Diego, CA
1 cdr Solo acoustic performance. Double bill with John Hiatt.

Shemekia Copeland
Number of shows: 1

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07/26/02

Boarding House Park
Lowell, MA
1 cdr FM broadcast band members: guitar - Arthur "Rockin'A" Neilson drums - Barry Harrison keyboards - Jason McKenny bass - Jason Langley

Sleepy Hollow Hog Stompers
Number of shows: 1

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06/11/62

Boar's Head Coffee House
San Carlos, CA
1 cdr Jewish Community Center

Snooks Eaglin
Number of shows: 1

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04/28/99

WWOZ-FM Studios
New Orleans, LA
1 cdr

Solas
Number of shows: 1

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07/22/01

Finger Lakes Grassroots Festival
Trumansburg, NY
1 cdr

Stephen Stills
Number of shows: 1

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05/21/85

Palm Theatre (Late Show)
Davis, CA
0 cdr Solo show

Steve Earle
Number of shows: 4

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??/??/79

Unknown Studio - Nashville/Mexico
Various, Various
1 cdr

01/11/90

Nightstage
Cambridge, MA
1 cdr Only the early set

06/24/06

Kate Wolf Festival
Laytonville, CA
2 cdr

03/16/07

KUT-FM Folkways Program
Austin, TX
1 cdr

Steve Earle & the Dukes
Number of shows: 1

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12/07/04

Columbia Club
Berlin, Germany
2 cdr

Steve Earle & the Train Band
Number of shows: 1

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12/01/95

James K. Polk Theater
Nashville, TN
2 cdr *w/ Bill Monroe ?w/ Emmylou Harris ?w/ Peter Rowan on lead vocals

Steve Miller Band
Number of shows: 1

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01/27/67

The Matrix
San Francisco, CA
2 cdr

Stevie Ray Vaughan
Number of shows: 2

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10/20/83

The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA
1 cdr Superb sound quality

10/26/83

Reseda Country Club
Reseda, CA
1 cdr Partial show is available on "Reseda's Blues" (Polar Bear Records PB-020) Filler: 2-1-87, San Antonio, TX - Scuttle Buttin', Say What, Ain't Gone & Give Up On Love; 7-3-84, Milwaukee, WI - I'm Cryin'

String Cheese Incident
Number of shows: 1

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06/22/02

Bonnaroo Music Festival
Manchester, TN
2 cdr The Stadium stage * with Steve Winwood on organ. ^ with Steve Winwood on vocals and Karl Denson on sax. ~ with Karl Denson on sax and Chris Littlefield on trumpet. # with Samson on perussion. First Time Played: I'm a Man (Spencer Davis Group cover). Setlist courtesy of Friends of Cheese.

Sublime
Number of shows: 4

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??/??/91

Jah Won't Pay The Bills
Unknown, CA
1 cdr Understood to be band's first album, which is out of print.

11/14/94

The Tressel Tavern
Everett, WA
2 cdr

08/17/95

Blockbuster Pavilion
Camden, NJ
1 cdr Warped tour

??/??/98

bumS Lie - The Psycho Semantic Police
KROQ & Demos, CA
1 cdr In addition to unreleased gems like Ain't No Prophet and Pass Me the Lazerbeam, BumS Lie features different and revised versions of other Sublime songs, including Greatest Hits Extended, which is a longer, better version of Greatest Hits from Robbin' the Hood. This release also includes clips of songs from other artists as well, including Sublime influences and collaborators Just-Ice and The Wesley Willis Fiasco. There are also tracks containing music by the Juice Bros., a band that Eric and Bud are in together. In addition to music, there are various interview clips spliced throughout BumS Lie, including clips from the Loveline interview with Bud and Eric, and the KROQ on-air interview during which the band toked up and consequently were punished for; Their hit single Date Rape was pulled from the KROQ playlist. The crown jewel of this release, however, is the rare full-band version of Sublime's acoustic favorite, Boss DJ, which includes a few changed lyrics, mainly transplanting the line "I'd never lie to Lou because he never did to me" in place of the line "I'd never lie to you because Sunday morning soon will come." Apart from the tracklist, another special feature of BumS Lie is the artwork. On an original copy, the paper behind the CD tray contains a photo of an older man smoking a cigar. This is one of the only known photos of Raleigh Theodore Sakers, the loon from Robbin' the Hood, who also appears several times on this release.

T Bone Burnett
Number of shows: 1

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05/30/06

9:30 Club
Washington, DC
2 cdr T Bone Burnett - vocals, guitar Marc Ribot - guitar, backing vocals Jim Keltner - drums Dennis Crouch - upright bass Keith Ciancia - keyboards

Taj Mahal
Number of shows: 2

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11/15/69

Eagles Auditorium
Seattle, WA
2 cdr Son House sits in for a couple

10/18/74

The Bottom Line
New York, NY
1 cdr

Taj Mahal & Toumani Diabate
Number of shows: 1

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11/11/99

BBC Radio 1, Andy Kershaw Session
Unknown, Unknown
1 cdr Taj Mahal (guitar, dobro, vocals) Toumani Diabate (kora) Bassekou Kouyate (ngoni) Kassemady Diabate (vocals) Djeneba Seck (vocals) ? other instruments Notes: Taj Mahal with kora master Toumani Diabate and singers from Mali, in support of the CD Kulanjan (Hannibal, 1999). Missing some of the interview segments

Texas International Pop Festival
Number of shows: 1

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08/30/69

Dallas International Motor Speedway
Lewisville, TX
13 cdr 13 CD set (!)

Thelonious Monk
Number of shows: 2

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02/16/48

WNYC "Festival of American Music"
New York, NY
1 cdr Thelonious Monk - Piano Idrees Sulieman (Leonard Graham) - Trumpet Curley Russell - Bass Art Blakey - Drums

02/22/64

Theatre de L'Alhambra
Paris, France
1 cdr Charlie Rouse (ts) Thelonious Monk (p) Butch Warren (b) Ben Riley (d) Liberated boot - "Live at Alhambra"

Thomas Mapfumo
Number of shows: 1

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05/21/06

Joshua Tree Music Festival
Joshua Tree, CA
2 cdr

Todd Snider
Number of shows: 1

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10/15/99

Maxwell's
Hoboken, NJ
1 cdr

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Number of shows: 1

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02/07/97

The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA
3 cdr *With John Lee Hooker ^ Scott Thurston - Vocals

Tom Russell
Number of shows: 1

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02/24/06

Kuumbwa Jazz Center
Santa Cruz, CA
2 cdr

Tom Russell & Andrew Hardin
Number of shows: 1

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12/09/04

Constable Jack's
Newcastle, CA
2 cdr

Tom Russell Band
Number of shows: 1

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05/18/89

Le Truck
Lyon-Vénissieux, France
1 cdr Tom Russell- vocals/acoustic guitar Fats Kaplan- accordion Andrew Hardin- guitar Billy Troiani- bass Charlie Calderola- drums

Tom Waits
Number of shows: 14

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08/12/73

Folk Scene, KPFK-FM Studios
Los Angeles, CA
1 cdr KPFA "Folkscene" Solo Acoustic Appearance. Interview By Howard Larman.

12/13/76

Agora Ballroom
Cleveland, OH
1 cdr Tom Waits-vocal, piano, guitar Frank Vicari-tenor saxophone Fitz Jenkins-bass Chip White-drums

04/26/77

Post Aula
Bremen, Germany
1 cdr Circulates as bootlegs "Invitation to the Blues" [GDR CD 9120] and "Spare Change" [Tendolar (TDR-077)]

12/05/78

Austin City Limits
Austin, TX
1 dvd Video

04/01/99

Burbank Airport
Los Angeles, CA
2 cdr Performance recorded live for a VH1's Storytellers episode. Band Line-Up: Tom Waits - Lead Vocal, Guitar, Piano, tamborine (?) Smokey Hormel - Guitar, Banjo, everything else not mentioned Larry Taylor - Bass VH1 Storytellers sessions

01/02/00

Tales From The Underground Vol.2
compilation, compilation
1 cdr

01/03/00

Tales From The Underground Vol.3
compilation, compilation
1 cdr

01/04/00

Tales From The Underground Vol.4
compilation, compilation
1 cdr

01/05/00

Tales From The Underground Vol.5
compilation, compilation
1 cdr

??/??/00

Tales From The Underground Vol.1
Compilation, Compilation
1 cdr Tales From The Underground Vol.1

09/21/03

Avery Fisher Hall - Lincoln Center
New York, NY
1 cdr Healing The Divide Concert For Peace And Reconciliation

08/02/06

Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
Asheville, NC
2 cdr Tom Waits Duke Robillard Bent Clausen Larry Taylor Casey Waits

08/05/06

Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, TN
2 cdr

08/13/06

House of Blues
Cleveland, OH
2 cdr

Toumani Diabate
Number of shows: 2

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07/29/06

Womad Festival
Reading, England
1 cdr Toumani Diabate, kora Marmaduke kuyate, vocal Sumaila kanute, vocal Kasse Mady Diabate, vocal

08/08/06

Jazz im Palmengarten
Frankfurt/Main, Germany
1 cdr w/ the Symmetric Orchestra

Townes Van Zandt
Number of shows: 2

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11/09/73

Whole Coffeehouse
Minneapolis, MN
1 cdr Minnesota University

05/06/78

Mariah Coffeehouse, MI University
East Lansing, MI
1 cdr Early show, opening for John Lee Hooker. With Danny Rowland (guitar) and Owen Cody (fiddle)

Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Peter Rowan & John Stewart
Number of shows: 1

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08/29/91

The Barbican
York, England
3 cdr

Traffic
Number of shows: 1

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01/26/73

Winterland
San Francisco, CA
2 cdr Steve Winwood - Guitar, Piano, Vocals Chris Wood - Flute, Saxophone Jim Capaldi - Percussion, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals Roger Hawkins - Drums David Hood - Bass Rebop Kwaku Baah - Percussion Barry Beckett - Keyboards

Trey Anastasio
Number of shows: 1

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05/14/99

The State Theatre
Portland, ME
3 cdr * Trey notices the crowd is getting louder (and drunker) and comments he should play a song appropriate for the "ensuing drunken mayhem" at which point he plays the first verse and chorus of Bad Company's "Feel Like Makin' Love". The crowd sings the chorus with Trey. ** Trey on Piano.

Utah Phillips
Number of shows: 2

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03/16/89

Godfrey Daniels
Bethlehem, PA
1 cdr Set II is incomplete

08/16/03

Rocky Mountain Folk Festival
Lyons, CO
1 cdr

Van Morrison
Number of shows: 2

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??/??/39

Compilation - Unplugged in the Studio 
Compilation, Compilation
1 cdr This CD contains a compilation of acoustic studio demo material stretching from the Astral Weeks period through to the early 1970s. It is, in fact, a straight copy of a hard to find title called Gypsy Soul. Some very nice material from a great era.

02/15/73

Lion's Share
San Anselmo, CA
2 cdr http://www.harbour.sfu.ca/%7Ehayward/van/van.html [site closed June 24, 2008; what follows are liner notes from the "Pro" Bootleg "The Lion Roars"] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lion's Share broadcast from San Anselmo,CA is one of the great treasures prized by Morrison collectors.It is also one of the most difficult to find complete in excellent quality. The broadcast on a low power Berkeley station [ed: see notes below] limited the reception area. Even worse,the Bay Area was rocked by a winter storm on broadcast night which not only interfered but interfered in different locations at different times.For the first time on disc,the complete two set Lion's Share Show is now in excellent quality pieced together from three sources for the cleanest tape possible. The effort is well worth it for the rarities the listener is treated to. With jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi sitting in , Van opts for a looser sound and a number of unique performances. Check out the wordless scat singing on "Into The Mystic" as well as the long instrumental breaks. Van sings both the verses and scats on a one time performance of Fred Neil's "Everybody's Talking" from the movie "Midnight Cowboy". The Lenny Welch classic "Since I Fell For You" received two treatments: the first Van plays it straight while the second is an extended jazzy version with Van's most impassioned singing of the night. Other unique treats are the World War II era "White Cliffs of Dover", Hank Williams' "Hey Good Lookin'" and a lovely version of the Johnny Mathis hit "Misty". Among the regular songs of this era, the most compelling is "Listen to the Lion" in which Van implores us to "listen to the lion inside of me". Amen. Additional information from Paul Grosso: Just for the record, the broadcast was on KPFA - it's a non-commercial station but certainly not low power. It's actually heard all over the Bay Area and has repeaters feeding their signal all the way down to Monterey. During "Hard Nose the Highway", in the early show, Van namechecks the following musicians: Brother Jack Schroer: saxophone Jeff Labes: piano Doug Messenger: guitar Marty David: bass Rick Shlosser: drums Slightly different setlist

Vote For Change 2004
Number of shows: 2

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10/03/04

Grand Hall, Wharton Center
East Lansing, MI
3 cdr Vote For Change Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt & Keb' Mo' Grand Hall, Wharton Center Michigan State University Campus East Lansing, Michigan October 3, 2004 Kackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, & Keb' Mo'

10/11/04

MCI Center
Washington, DC
1 dvd This was the finale show. Video documentary from the Sundance Channel

Vusi Mahlasela
Number of shows: 1

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03/29/07

Palace of Fine Arts
San Francisco, CA
2 cdr # Vusi solo * Vusi with the band % David Hidalgo and Taj Mahal @ Vusi with the band and Mickey Hart ^ Vusi with the band, Micky Hart, David Hidalgo, and Taj Mahal ~ Vusi, Micky Hart, David Hidalgo, and Taj Mahal A Benefit for 46664, the Nelson Mandela Foundation Vusi Mahlasela - acoustic guitar, vocals Mathew Heulitt - electric guitar, backing vocals Mark Anthony Calderon - bass, backing vocals Ian "Inks" Herman - drums Mickey Hart - drums David Hidalgo - electric guitar, vocals Taj Mahal _ electric guitar, vocals Vusi on the Web: http://vusimahlasela.com/ 46664, the Nelson Mandela Foundation: http://46664.tiscali.com/ Links to other info on the people and music of South Africa: http://vusimahlasela.com/?sid=8

The Waifs
Number of shows: 4

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05/16/03

15th Annual City Stages Miller Lite Stage
Birmingham, AL
1 cdr

06/20/03

Telluride Bluegrass Festival
Telluride, CO
1 cdr

06/24/05

Carbondale Town Plaza
Carbondale, CO
2 cdr Vicki Thorn -guitar, vocals, harmonica Donna Weaver - guitar, vocals, percussion Josh Cunningham - guitar, vocals Ben Franz - bass David MacDonald - drums

08/27/06

Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA
2 cdr Paul Kelly was the opening act & joined the Waifs for the second encore. Waifs friend "Rich" joined them throughout the set adding trumpet & fugelhorn. digital sounding crackles during "Fisherman's Daughter" were from GAMH P.A.

The Wailin Jennys
Number of shows: 1

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11/04/05

McCabes
Santa Monica, CA
1 cdr

Warren Haynes, Kevn Kinney & Edwin McCain
Number of shows: 2

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02/15/97

The Bottom Line (Early Show)
New York, NY
2 cdr * Kevn Kinney on guitar and vocals ** Kevn Kinney on guitar and vocals, Warren Haynes on guitar *** Edwin McCain on guitar and vocals **** Edwin McCain and Warren Haynes on guitar and vocals ***** Edwin McCain and Warren Haynes on guitar and vocals, Kevn Kinney on vocals + Warren Haynes on guitar and vocals ++ Warren Haynes, Kevn Kinney and Edwin McCain on guitar and vocals +++ Kevn Kinney and Edwin McCain on guitar and vocals, Warren Haynes on guitar

02/15/97

The Bottom Line (Late Show)
New York, NY
2 cdr All 3 on stage for entire show - backup vocals shared & Warren on Guitar throughout * Kevn Kinney lead ** Edwin McCain lead *** Warren Haynes lead

Warren Zevon
Number of shows: 5

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04/22/80

The Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, PA
2 cdr Warren Zevon - Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Keyboards Bob Harris - Synthesizer, Piano, Keyboards, Vocals David Landau - Guitar Roberto Pinon - Bass, Vocals Marty Stinger - Drums Zeke Zirngiebel - Guitar, Vocals

07/11/92

American Music Festival
Winter Park, CO
1 cdr * With Neil Young Setlist: Mohammed's Radio, Dancing With Myself, Summertime Blues, Poor Pitiful Me, Splendid Isolation*, Comes A Time*; *with Neil Young

10/13/96

The Bluebird
Denver, CO
1 cdr Solo show

07/28/01

King Kat Theater
Seattle, WA
2 cdr "Trigger Happy Tour" With: Matt Cartsonis - guitar, fiddle, harmony vocals [# lead vocal] Sheldon Gomberg - bass Andy Kamman - drums *with Pete Droge

10/30/02

Ed Sullivan Theater - Late Show w David Letterman
New York, NY
1 dvd Video - Enjoy Every Sandwich

Waterson-Carthy
Number of shows: 1

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05/??/94

BBC Radio 2 "Folk on 2" radio session
London, England
1 cdr

What the Folk Festival
Number of shows: 1

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06/28/97

What the Folk Festival
Memphis, TN
2 cdr benefit concert with Keith Sykes, Jack Ingram, Kim Richey, Kent Finlay, the Bottle Rockets, Kevin Kinney, Joe Ely, Steve Earle, Jerry Jeff Walker, and Todd Snider more info on http://eighteenminutes.com/Setlists/1997/1997.06.28.html

Widespread Panic
Number of shows: 3

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03/29/97

Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA
3 cdr * - w/ Cecil Daniels "Peanut" On Congas

10/31/03

Madison Square Garden
New York, NY
3 cdr * with Dirty Dozen Brass Band [Only 'Beat On The Brat', Only 'I Wanna Be Sedated', Only 'Life During Wartime', Only 'Love Is The Drug', Only 'Pet Sematary', Only 'The Time Warp', Only 'Vicious'; 'Ribs And Whiskey' rap by JB during 'Arleen'; The Dirty Dozen Brass Band opened]

12/31/03

Philips Arena
Atlanta, GA
4 cdr * with Randall Bramblett on saxophone [Set 1 acoustic]

Willie Nelson
Number of shows: 1

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04/01/79

Capitol Theatre
Passaic, NJ
1 cdr Entire Show With Leon Russell

The Wood Brothers
Number of shows: 1

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06/15/06

This Tent-Bonnaroo
Manchester, TN
1 cdr

Woodstock
Number of shows: 1

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08/??/69

Max Yasgur's Farm
Bethel, NY
1 dvd Video outtakes

Woody Guthrie
Number of shows: 2

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??/??/39

U.S. Department of Health
Washington, DC
1 cdr Public service message show from the 1940s. Approximately 15 minutes.

07/07/44

BBC Radio "Children's Hour"
London, England
1 cdr From Guy Logsdon's Discography, reprinted in Santelli, Robert & Davidson, Emily (eds.), Hard Travelin' -- The Life and Legacy of Woody Guthrie, Hanover and London, 1999, p. 196: "7 JULY 1944. Woody was a Merchant Marine, "washing dishes on a Liberty Ship," the troop ship Sea Porpoise which carried troops to the Normandy beach in early July 1944. After the troops were sent ashore, the ship hit a mine but made its way back to England; Woody was routed through London toward Glasgow, Scotland, toward the United States. On a song manuscript dated "July 13th, 1944", Woody wrote, "this train is carrying me outside from London now; on up towards Belfast, and Glasgow." While in London, he went to the offices of the BBC where he introduced himself as a member of The Martins and the Coys [produced by Alan Lomax for the BBC in late March 1944, broadcast by the BBC on 26 June 1944] and was given the opportunity to sing on the Children's Hour. After an autobiographical statement, he was recorded singing with his guitar accompaniment two railroad songs. 900 Miles is the minor-key melody that Cisco made popular.

Yonder Mountain String Band
Number of shows: 1

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11/04/04

The Blue Note
Columbia, MO
3 cdr * = w/ Jim Lauderdale. ~ = w/ "Pass The Dutchie (On The Left Hand Side)" tease.

Zakir Hussain & Hariprasad Chaurasia
Number of shows: 1

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05/16/87

BBC Radio 3 Broadcast
Unknown, Unknown
1 cdr Hariprasad Chaurasia : Flute Zakir Hussain : Tabla + additional musician on stringed instrument??

Blues for Etree by Josh Simpson