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LOV 2027LP
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The Band, live at the Cultural Center, Charleston January 23rd, 1994. The Band triumphantly returned in late 1993 with the reunion album Jericho, featuring original members Levon Helm, Gath Hudson, and Rick Danko. Thereafter they toured widely, augmented by new members who beautifully reproduced their classic sound. This superb set was broadcast on Mountain Stage Radio, Charleston, at the start of the following year, and finds them tackling material from the new album, including a superlative rendition of Bruce Springsteen's "Atlantic City" as well as earlier classics. The entire Mountain Stage Radio Broadcast is presented here, digitally remastered, with background notes and images.
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Originally cast as a supergroup, Cactus was the brainchild of Long Island boys Tim Bogert and Carmine Appice, two ferociously talented players who had cut their musical teeth in the pioneering heavy psychedelic group Vanilla Fudge with Atlantic in the late '60s. In January 1971, the band performed before a small invited audience in Ultrasonic Studios in their native Long Island and plunged into their past three albums to deliver a blitzkrieg that declared their affection for boogie with an electrifying demeanor. This performance also signaled the closure of a chapter in the Cactus story, with guitarist Jim McCarty and vocalist Rusty Day leaving shortly after, before the remaining band recorded their 1972 fourth album, 'Ot 'N' Sweaty. Captured here is a unique facet of heavy blues rock with the entire WLIR-FM broadcast of this set, digitally remastered, exposing a robust powerhouse performance from a profoundly underrated band. Includes background liner notes.
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LOV 2018LP
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Johnny Winter, live at Woodstock Revival, 10 Year Anniversary Festival 1979 on September 8th, 1979. There have been several high profile anniversary reunions for Woodstock 10, 25 and 30 years after this iconic event first took place, but one of the most interesting occurred when many of the original musicians converged on Long Island's Parr Meadows in Brookhaven, New York to celebrate the tenth anniversary. Unlike later events, this was a true reunion for many of the musicians who played the 1969 festival. Johnny Winter was undoubtedly one of the main attractions and festival high points and the combination of Winter with Bobby Torello and Jon Paris makes for immense impact both on the ears and the memory banks. Klondike proudly presents the entire original WBAB-FM broadcast of Johnny Winter live from Woodstock Reunion 1979, at Parr Meadows, Brookhaven, New York on Saturday 8th September 1979. Professionally remastered original broadcast with background liners and rare archival photos.
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LOV 2005LP
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Repressed. David Crosby, live at the Matrix, San Francisco, December 15th, 1970. Recorded for broadcast on KSAN-FM, before a small San Francisco audience as Crosby completed his classic solo debut (issued in February 1971), this superb set finds the former Byrd moonlighting from CSNY and collaborating with three members of the Grateful Dead on a mixture of standards and more recent compositions. The singing and guitar playing are outstanding throughout, and this release is sure to delight his many fans. Includes background notes, with an interview with David Crosby from Rolling Stone Magazine July 23rd, 1970, and photos.
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LOV 2028LP
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Waylon Jennings, live at the Electric Ballroom, Dallas, Texas (Early Show), Late August 1975. In the mid-1970s, Waylon Jennings had just risen to country music superstardom as a figurehead of the outlaw movement. Originally broadcast in 1975 on KAFM/KLRD in Dallas, Texas, these performances from the city's Electric Ballroom include the hits "I'm A Ramblin' Man", "You Ask Me To", "Amanda", "Good Hearted Woman", "Clyde", "Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way", and "Bob Wills Is Still The King." Also featured is "Storms Never Last," which would become a duet hit for Jennings and his wife Jessi Colter, along with highlights from his 1975 album Dreaming My Dreams. The entire KAFM/KLRD broadcast is presented here, digitally remastered, with background liners.
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Taj Mahal, live at the Ultrasonic Studios, Long Island on October 15th, 1974. One of the most revered figures in late 20th century American blues and roots music, by 1974 Taj Mahal had devised a unique style drawing on a huge variety of sources. This superb set typifies his eclectic approach and mastery of the guitar. The entire WLIR-FM broadcast is included here, digitally remastered, comes with background notes and images.
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Jackson Browne, live at WTTW Studios, Chicago Illinois on November 6th, 1976. Jackson Browne finally became a star with the release of Late For The Sky in 1974. Its deeply personal follow-up, The Pretender, appeared in November 1976, a few months after his wife had tragically taken her own life. That same month, he was in Chicago to record a performance for CBS TV's Soundstage program. Featuring material from both albums, and expert backing from his longtime contributor David Lindley and others, the entire broadcast is presented here, digitally remastered, together with background notes and images.
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Chuck Berry, live at the Palladium, New York on New Year's Eve 1988. By 1988, the late, great Chuck Berry was still keeping to a punishing live schedule, singing and playing magnificently with an ever-changing cast of backing musicians. The superb performance captured on this set took place in New York on New Year's Eve 1988 at the Palladium Theater, broadcast on WNEW-FM, and includes many of his best-loved classics, as well as vocals from his daughter Ingrid on "Key To The Highway" and "Mojo Hand". The entire WNEW-FM broadcast is presented here together with background notes and images. Includes a bonus track from an early '90s broadcast on Boulder Colorado's KBCO-FM.
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Randy Newman's rich and diverse repertoire of songs have reached a wide variety of people through other artists, though listeners didn't always know it. His songs have crossed the divides of pop music, from Eric Burdon to Judy Collins to Fats Domino, which simply illustrates his measure of lyrical wit and intelligent, provocative songwriting. This stunning performance at The Boarding House in San Francisco, on June 11th, 1972, hides nothing from the ears and affords the listener a unique insight into the soul of one of America's greatest songwriting legends. Recorded during the promotional tour for his third studio album, Sail Away (1972), this prized performance finds him at the relative dawn of his career. Although it didn't break massively in a commercial sense, Sail Away was a huge critical success, a fact that makes his solo appearances from this period so inviting. The entire original broadcast is presented here, professionally re-mastered with background liners and rare archival photos.
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Roger McGuinn live at Islip Speedway, New York, July 7th 1974. The Byrds split for good in 1973, following which Roger McGuinn embarked on a fascinating solo career. Recorded in the summer of 1974 for broadcast by WLIR-FM, this superb live set finds him tackling material from his self-titled debut solo album (1973), and the forthcoming Peace On You (1974), as well as classics by the Byrds, Bob Dylan, and others. The entire WLIF-FM broadcast is presented here, digitally remastered, with background notes and images.
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Capturing the groundbreaking Cecil Taylor Unit's second set at the Power Center, Michigan State University at Ann Arbor, on Thursday April 15th, 1976, this exciting set was recorded for broadcast on WCBN-FM's Jazz Alive program. Featuring Taylor on piano, backed by his long-term sideman Jimmy Lyons (alto sax), David S. Ware (tenor sax), Raphe Malik (trumpet) and Marc Edwards (drums), it offers a fascinating glimpse into Taylor's uncompromising vision. The entire WBCN-FM broadcast is presented here, digitally remastered, with background notes and rare images.
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The Texan blues giant Albert Collins enjoys far greater divinity in modern times than he was ever afforded before, especially at the point in his career when he provided a stunning set at Joe's Place in Cambridge, MA in 1973. Joe's Place offered a smaller and more intimate setting for Collins, who performs a selection of his repertoire including "Backstroke," "Frosty" and "Thaw Out," three gems from his 1965 debut The Cool Sounds of Albert Collins. Collins applied his unique and revered style with piercing solos and unlikely improvisations that echoed his aforementioned debut from 1965, an icebreaker album that would help establish Collins as the guitar pioneer he is painted as today. Albert Collins was eventually acknowledged as one of the most talented and distinctive blues guitarists of his era. With unconventional tunings, savage interludes and a scorching delivery, he would earn recognition with his unique brand of blues. A true homage to the phenomenal blues legend is represented in this beautifully packaged edition, boasting the original, re-mastered FM broadcast in its entirety, further celebrating the unique, improvisational depth of a true blues giant. Background liner notes included.
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1975 was a bold and exciting time for Emmylou Harris, whose career itself was burgeoning with the release of her second album, Pieces of the Sky, released five years after her 1970 debut, Gliding Bird, on Jubilee. A revised energy with Reprise would inspire a third album, Elite Hotel, recorded in June of 1975 and released in December of that year. Her appearance at The Amazing Grace Coffee House on May 15, 1975, consists of material drawn from her two 1975 albums. From the very beginning, Harris set high standards for herself, as well as the musicians she would work with. Her integrity and artistic ability led her to transcend the country-rock genre, becoming universally respected by fellow artists and music fans alike. Her Amazing Grace Coffee House appearance in May 1975 captures Harris at her peak. Many of the most enduring songs from both of her 1975 albums were featured in her sets from this time. Her interpretations of highly recognizable country standards, such as Buck Owens's "Together Again," Hank Williams's "Jambalaya," and Merle Haggard's "Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down" all compare favorably with the originals, proving that Harris was quite capable of taking a classic and making it her own. The complete WXRT-FM broadcast of Emmylou Harris's May 1975 performance at The Amazing Grace Coffee House, Evanston, IL is presented here. Digitally remastered sound with background liners and rare photos.
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Iggy Pop, live at Chicago's Caberet Metro on 12th July 1988. Iggy Pop was no stranger to Chicago's Cabaret Metro in the 1980s, a rock and roll fixture with decades of smoke and sweat to show for its décor. The adrenaline is laid on thick and fast when Iggy walks out to greet the Metro crowd as Hanoi Rocks's Andy McCoy rips into the slicing, dumb metal of the title-track from Iggy's latest return-to-form album Instinct (1988). Iggy's plugged in for another power surge and the pace is set as the acrobatics nearly bring the ceiling down. "We're gonna rock it to ya straight -- no bullshit... Music should never be too good, too tight. It should excite you. The Stooges's music is supposed to make me feel good. And I've always had faith that if I feel good, others will." This is the complete original WXRT-FM broadcast of Iggy Pop's explosive performance at Chicago's Cabaret Metro on July 12, 1988. Professionally remastered with background liners and rare archival photos.
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The Byrds, 1978 Reunion Concert, live at The Boarding House, San Francisco, February 9th, 1978. By the mid-70s, fans had given up hope of ever seeing Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark and Chris Hillman sharing a stage again. But in 1977, they did just that, performing intermittently to rapturous crowds in both the US and Europe, both solo and in various combinations. The classic performance captured on this set features David Crosby on numerous tracks, much to the audience's delight. Originally recorded for broadcast on KSAN-FM, the entire broadcast is presented here together with background notes and images, and comes as close as anything ever did to a reunion of the original, immortal Byrds. Digitally remastered for greatly enhanced sound quality.
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