Big Mama Thornton 02/21/1973
Set I
Dick Waterman band intro
instrumental
Goin' Down Slow
instrumental
My Baby Left Me
Ball + Chain
Oh Happy Day
Hound Dog
Swing It On Home
Encore:
unknown
instrumental
Goin' Down Slow
instrumental
My Baby Left Me
Ball + Chain
Oh Happy Day
Hound Dog
Swing It On Home
Encore:
unknown
Set II
Set III
Comment
Broadcast WBCN
Big Mama Thornton - vocals
"Slow Hands" Cayo - piano
Bob Mason - drums
Ken Paulson - rhythm guitar
Ted Perkins - bass
Peter Malick - lead guitar
George Smith - harmonica
Big Mama Thornton - vocals
"Slow Hands" Cayo - piano
Bob Mason - drums
Ken Paulson - rhythm guitar
Ted Perkins - bass
Peter Malick - lead guitar
George Smith - harmonica
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| User (active/rating) | Media / # | Show | Sound | Details | DB Source | User Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daniel | / | View | Source: SBD: FM Broadcast WBCN > MR by Neil Cronin (courtesy of Pat Lee) Transfer: MR > Akai... | |||
| Notes: | A very nice recording of Big Mama Thornton and the Big Mama Thornton Blues Band. Part of a week-long music festival of some sort. Dick Waterman introduced the band. Waterman was deeply involved in the mid-1960's blues "revival" centered in Cambridge, Mass., and was a photographer and promoter of blues musicians. Peter Malick was the guitarist for the James Montgomery Band, playing as a guest. The WBCN announcers were Max(anne Sartori?) and Bob. The recording is solid but suffered from a lot of FM crackle. Most of it has been eliminated using the Izotope de-crackle plugin. In the dead air between songs, you may still hear a little bit, and in other, quieter passages. A couple of larger pops were removed or minimized as well, but you will still find some warts. Enjoy! --mhg :: 2020-10-10 | |||||
| Dan Anderson | CD-R / 1 | View | FM Broadcast | |||
| michael rosenberg | flac / 1 | A | A- | View | SBD: FM Broadcast WBCN > MR | |
| Notes: | FM crackle between tracks. The mic is present but thin. The instruments are full and sound good. | |||||
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