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Rox Vox presents five classic live performances by Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention across Europe from 1967 to 1970. Live from Sweden, Netherlands, United Kingdom and France. When Freak Out! landed on the shores of Europe, Frank Zappa and the Mothers had found their second home. Freak Out! enjoyed far greater success in Europe than America initially and when he announced European tour dates, it became a rallying call to his devout followers of the continental counterculture. From his first Scandinavian venture in the Konserthuset in Stockholm, Sweden with extended and exclusive renditions from Freak Out! to his second European tour with performances from Amsterdam's Concertgebouw, the Theatre De L'Olympia in Paris and a session for the BBC in London, England, Zappa's creativity, diversity, innovation, and subversive style was parallel with the complex and compelling nature of his work. His return to Holland in 1970 with a changed Mothers line-up brings portions of his then latest album Chunga's Revenge to a delighted audience and a rapturous reception. Captured through TV and radio broadcasts on his first ever European tours with a wealth of material from both Zappa and the Mothers respective catalogs and more. Includes the entire Sveriges radio, VPRO, BBC-TV and Radio France Broadcasts. Professionally remastered; includes 12-page full-color, large-format booklet with background liners and archive photos. 180 gram orange vinyl; printed inner sleeves.
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Ginger Baker and Graham Bond, live from Bremn, Germany on October 24th, 1970. Back together for the first time since their powerhouse days in the Graham Bond Organisation with Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, and Graham Bond join forces again in Ginger Baker's Air Force. Having unknowingly and single-handedly invented jazz-rock fusion, Bond was not only revered by all, but was a widely admired and respected figure, but one that was also deeply troubled. Coupled with Baker's explosive talent and transatlantic fame, this was going to be an incredible meeting of minds. However, when Baker's co-operative project came to an abrupt end in 1971, it would also signal the tragic and untimely death of Bond, aged just 36. This powerhouse performance from 1970 is a true gem of British jazz-rock fusion, performed in its infancy and by its original authors whose combined talent marks a milestone in British blues, jazz, R&B and rock. Rox Vox present for the first time ever, Ginger Baker's Air Force, live from Bremen, Germany, 24th October 1970, broadcast on EDF-TV. Remastered with expansive liners and rare archival images. 180 gram blue vinyl; insert and gatefold sleeve (hand-numbered).
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Ginger Baker and Graham Bond, live from Bremn, Germany on October 24th, 1970. Back together for the first time since their powerhouse days in the Graham Bond Organisation with Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, and Graham Bond join forces again in Ginger Baker's Air Force. Having unknowingly and single-handedly invented jazz-rock fusion, Bond was not only revered by all, but was a widely admired and respected figure, but one that was also deeply troubled. Coupled with Baker's explosive talent and transatlantic fame, this was going to be an incredible meeting of minds. However, when Baker's co-operative project came to an abrupt end in 1971, it would also signal the tragic and untimely death of Bond, aged just 36. This powerhouse performance from 1970 is a true gem of British jazz-rock fusion, performed in its infancy and by its original authors whose combined talent marks a milestone in British blues, jazz, R&B and rock. Rox Vox present for the first time ever, Ginger Baker's Air Force, live from Bremen, Germany, 24th October 1970, broadcast on EDF-TV. Remastered with expansive liners and rare archival images. 16-page booklet.
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Leonard Cohen, live in session at the Paris Theatre, Spring 1968. "Unmatched in his creativity, insight and crippling candour, Leonard Cohen was a true visionary whose voice will be sorely missed." Cohen emerged amongst a spring of acoustic troubadours from Dylan to Simon to Mitchell, but his talent lay buried beneath the commercial appeal of his fellow folk singers. No one could ever capture and put into words or song what Cohen somehow achieved, all delivered in that mesmerizing, monotone voice. Quiet and compelling with soft, sharp, and emotive undertone, his voice paints pictures like no other artist has dared to paint. Cohen's second visit to the UK in 1968 (the first being a televised appearance with Julie Felix) was staged at London's Paris Theatre in Lower Regent Street, the venue where historic recordings from the Beatles to the Stones had also been made just a few years before. Rox Vox presents Leonard Cohen at the Paris Theatre, Spring 1968. Professionally remastered original BBC2 TV broadcast with background liners and rare archival photos. First time on vinyl. Presented here together with background notes and images. 180 gram, white vinyl; hand-numbered sleeve with insert.
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RV 2167LP
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Stevie Ray Vaughan's last performance, live form the Alpine Music Theater, East Troy, Wisconsin August 26th, 1990. Stevie Ray Vaughan's final performance was full of his usual fire and emotion. Despite being in the middle of a grueling tour opening for Eric Clapton, he was enjoying his newfound sobriety and on peak form as he shared the stage with Clapton, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, and his brother Jimmie. Presented in excellent fidelity, together with background notes and images, this is a fitting memorial to one of the finest blues guitarists America has ever produced. Legendary last performance live from the Alpine Music Theater, East Troy, Wisconsin, before SRV's tragic death. Presented here together with background notes and images. Includes the entire National Public Radio broadcast. First time on vinyl. Three-sided, 180 gram vinyl with etched fourth side; gatefold sleeve.
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Rov Vox presents Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul on Live Montego Bay '82, performing a variety of her best-known hits live. Aretha Franklin had just entered a career renaissance with her chart-topping R&B hit "Jump to It" when she performed at the Jamaica World Music Festival on November 26, 1982. Broadcast on Jamaican radio, this hour-long set at the Bob Marley Performing Center in Montego Bay, features exuberant versions of "Jump to It" and several of her biggest hits, including "Respect," "Day Dreaming," "Rock Steady," and "I Say a Little Prayer."
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Nina Simone, live in New Jersey 1968. By 1968, Nina Simone was deeply entrenched in the Civil Rights movement, as well as enjoying considerable commercial success. Originally broadcast on WBGO-FM radio, this superb live set contains many of her best-known songs, offering a vivid snapshot of a legendary artist at the peak of her powers. The broadcast is presented here in its entirety, digitally remastered, together with background notes and images.
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Roy Orbison, live from Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia -- two shows -- 26th and 27th January 1967. Although chart success proved elusive following his transatlantic #1 with "Oh, Pretty Woman" in 1964, Roy Orbison remained a hugely popular live draw. Reeling from the death of his wife in a motorcycle accident in June 1966, he threw himself into touring. In January 1967 he traveled to Australasia as part of a package that also included the Walker Brothers and the Yardbirds. Despite suffering from a cold on arrival, he played superbly, backed by his regular band the Webbs. His two performances at Melbourne's Festival Hall were broadcast on Circle J Radio, and are presented here in full, together with background notes and images.
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Rov Vox presents Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul on Live Montego Bay '82, performing a variety of her best-known hits live. Aretha Franklin had just entered a career renaissance with her chart-topping R&B hit "Jump to It" when she performed at the Jamaica World Music Festival on November 26, 1982. Broadcast on Jamaican radio, this hour-long set at the Bob Marley Performing Center in Montego Bay, features exuberant versions of "Jump to It" and several of her biggest hits, including "Respect," "Day Dreaming," "Rock Steady," and "I Say a Little Prayer."
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Al Kooper, live from the Record Plant, Sausalito, CA on October 23rd, 1974. Having played and recorded with Bob Dylan, the Blues Project, Mike Bloomfield, Stephen Stills, Blood, Sweat & Tears, the Rolling Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and many others, Al Kooper was already a living legend by 1974. Broadcast that October on KSAN-FM, this rare solo performance finds him playing guitar, keyboards and vocals on an intriguing, emotionally charged selection of material. The entire broadcast is presented here, together with background notes and images.
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RV 2131CD
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Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention, live at the Fillmore West, San Francisco on November 6th, 1970. In late 1970s Frank Zappa resumed touring with a reformed Mothers, including former Turtles Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman, and a stage show involving provocative comedy routines alongside typically complex music. Originally broadcast on KSAN-FM, this superb show performed at the Fillmore West, San Francisco on November 6th, 1970, features material from the forthcoming 200 Motels (1971), older songs, jazz fusion, touches of Zappa's beloved doo-wop, and much more. With plenty of ingenious musical flourishes, and rabble-rousing audience interactions, this historic gig is a must for Zappa fans. The entire KSAN-FM broadcast is presented here with background notes and images.
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RV 2029CD
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The Desert Rose Band, live at the Ritz, New York in January 1989. As a founder member of The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers, Chris Hillman requires no introduction to fans of folk and country-infused rock. Launched in 1985, his Desert Rose Band blended bluegrass with traditional country and country-rock, as well as topical lyrics. Originally broadcast on syndicated radio, this superb live set performed at the Ritz, New York followed the release of their classic second album, Running (1988), and finds them at the peak of their powers. The entire broadcast is presented here together with background notes and images.
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RV 2106CD
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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 two bonus tracks from an early '90s broadcast on Boulder Colorado's KBCO-FM.
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Ry Cooder, live at the Bottom Line in New York on May 16th, 1974. By 1974, Ry Cooder was firmly established as one of America's leading guitarists and arrangers. This superb live set was broadcast on WNYU-FM, just after the release of his classic Paradise and Lunch album (1974), and finds him tackling a typically eclectic range of material. The entire syndicated radio broadcast is presented here with background notes and images.
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Ry Cooder, live at the Bottom Line in New York on May 16th, 1974. By 1974, Ry Cooder was firmly established as one of America's leading guitarists and arrangers. This superb live set was broadcast on WNYU-FM, just after the release of his classic Paradise and Lunch album (1974), and finds him tackling a typically eclectic range of material. The entire syndicated radio broadcast is presented here with background notes and images.
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RV 2024CD
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Country Joe McDonald, live at the Museum of Modern Art, New York on July 15th, 1971. By 1971, Country Joe McDonald was firmly established as one of the most articulate and outspoken voices of the US counterculture. This rare early solo performance finds him tackling a wide variety of material, from Country Joe & The Fish classics (including the original version of "Section 43", entitled "Motif In Black"), to more recent numbers from his solo career. The entire, original WBAI FM broadcast is presented here with background notes and images.
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RV 2047LP
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The Beach Boys, live from Sankei Hall, Osaka, Japan on January 13th, 1966. As 1966 got underway, Brian Wilson was crafting Pet Sounds in Los Angeles, while his bandmates continued to tour. Mike Love, Al Jardine, Dennis Wilson, Carl Wilson and Bruce Johnston started the year by flying to Japan, where they toured from January 7th to the 23rd. Presented here is the entire NHK Radio broadcast from Sankei Hall, Osaka, Japan on January 13th, 1966. The superb performance finds them in excellent form as they tackle a cross-section of their most popular material to date, both originals and covers. Includes background notes and images, and a bonus rare interview for TV Magazine.
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RV 2019CD
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Tom Waits, live at the Paradise Theater in Boston, MA on October 5th, 1977. Tom Waits finally made his commercial breakthrough with the release of Small Change in the Fall of 1976. Thereafter he assembled a band and toured widely. This superb live set dates from shortly after the release of Foreign Affairs in September 1977 and features material from it and its predecessor, as well as earlier classics. Performed at a new 850-seat venue in Boston and broadcast on WBCN-FM, it captures him at his best, in superb fidelity. The entire broadcast is presented here with background notes and images.
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RV 2006CD
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It's A Beautiful Day, live from the Pacific High Recording Studios, in San Francisco on March 20th, 1971. Formed in mid-1967, and led by David La Flamme's virtuoso violin playing, It's A Beautiful Day were an integral part of the San Francisco music scene in the late '60s and early '70s. Originally broadcast on KSAN-FM 95.5, this superb studio set from the Pacific High Recording Studios, offers a selection of classics from their first two albums, their self-titled It's A Beautiful Day (1969) and Marrying Maiden (1969). Includes their signature piece "White Bird". Presented here with background notes and images.
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RV 2028LP
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2017 repress. 180-gram vinyl. By 1988 Leonard Cohen had undergone something of a renaissance in North America, propelled by the success of Jennifer Warnes's 1987 Famous Blue Raincoat album. He supported his widely acclaimed synthesizer-heavy I'm Your Man album (1988) with a tour of Europe, the US, and his native Canada. This superb performance at Massey Hall in Toronto on November 9, 1988, was broadcast live on CBC Radio. The complete broadcast is presented here with background notes and images.
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RV 2031CD
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Having been an active musician since 1966, by 1971 Jackson Browne still hadn't released a record, but was regarded as one of the most gifted singer-songwriters of his generation. This magical performance was broadcast on WNEW-FM as he opened for Bonnie Raitt in the intimate setting of the Jabberwocky Cafe in Syracuse, NY, on March 27, 1971. Later that year he signed with David Geffen, toured with Linda Ronstadt and Joni Mitchell, and recorded his debut album, making this set a magical document of a major talent just before stardom beckoned. It's presented here in its entirety with background notes and images.
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Seven years on from their iconic Last Waltz in San Francisco, Rick Danko, Levon Helm, Garth Hudson, and Richard Manuel reunited, performing (with backup from the Cate Brothers) to rapturous receptions in the US and Canada. Manuel in particular was in better form than he'd been for years, as the band tore through a selection of classics from their back catalog, as well as the new track "Java Blues" and numerous oldies they'd played during their long apprenticeship. This remarkable set at the University of Chicago's Mandel Hall on July 1, 1983, was broadcast on WXRT-FM at the outset of their reunion, and is presented here in its entirety with background notes and images.
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Closely allied to the Grateful Dead, this legendary cosmic country band got together in San Francisco in 1971. Broadcast on the King Biscuit Flower Hour, this superb live set at the Fillmore West on July 2, 1971, finds them tackling a range of material from their 1971 debut album (forthcoming at the time), with prominent assistance from Jerry Garcia on pedal steel guitar. The complete broadcast is presented here with background notes and images.
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Showcasing several of the most popular acts from the US and Cuba, 1979's groundbreaking Havana Jam festival represented a historical step toward establishing a cultural exchange between the enemy nations. Originally broadcast on KBFH-FM, the music captured in these sets by The Stephen Stills Band, Kris Kristofferson & Rita Coolidge, Weather Report, Irakere, and Fania All-Stars at the Karl Marx Theatre in Havana, Cuba, on March 3, 4, and 5, 1979, spans salsa, jazz-rock, singer-songwriter, and mainstream rock, all infused with the excitement and energy of the event itself. The complete broadcast is presented here together with background notes and images.
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The October 1971 release of American Pie catapulted Don McLean to stardom, and the ensuing three years saw him touring internationally and recording further albums while coming to terms with his huge success. This superb live set was broadcast on WNYU-FM from New York's legendary Bottom Line club in April 1974, and contains several of his best-known songs. The complete broadcast is presented here in digitally remastered sound complete with background notes and images.
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