71
All This Tangled Rope -
Street Legal Live 1978 shnf
Avignon 1981-07-25 flac
Covering Them 1986 flac
Interview 16 Nov1978.html
Interview 26 Jan1978.html
Melbourne, Australia - Bob
Dylan and Dire Straits February 19 1986 flac
New York, Town Hall 1963-04-12
shn
Newcastle 1984 flac
Rome Interview 2001 mp3
The Rolling Stones -
1975-07-13 flac FAULTY NOT FOR TRADE
Bob Dylan
All This Tangled Rope -
Street Legal Live 1978
produced by ronnie z
first distribution April 2005
at easytree.org
Musicians: Bob Dylan (vocal,
guitar & harmonica), Billy Cross (lead guitar), Alan Pasqua (keyboards),
Steven Soles (rhythm guitar, backup vocals), David Mansfield (violin &
mandolin), Steve Douglas (horns), Jerry Scheff (bass), Bobbye Hall
(percussion), Ian Wallace (drums), Helena Springs, Jo Ann Harris, Carolyn
Dennis (background vocals).
Source: Aud various
Artwork: yes
1. Changing of the Guards -
Paris, July 8th
2. New Pony - Paris, July 5th
soundcheck
3. Baby, Stop Crying - New
York City, September 30th
4. Is Your Love in Vain? -
Providence, October 7th
5. Senor (Tales of Yankee
Power) - Seattle, November 10th
6. True Love Tends to Forget
- Camberley, July 15th
7. We Better Talk This Over -
Los Angeles, November 15th
8. Where Are You Tonight? -
Seattle, November 10th
9. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
- Nürnberg, July 1st
10. Gates Of Eden -
Camberley, July 15th
11. Am I Your Stepchild? -
Madison, November 1st
12. The Man In Me - Paris,
July 6th
13. Just Like Tom Thumb's
Blues - New York City, September 29th
14.Coming From The Heart (The
Road Is Long) (Bob Dylan/Helena Springs) - St. Paul, October 31st
15. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
- Hollywood, December 16th
16. One Of Us Must Know
(Sooner or Later) - Nürnberg, July 1st
17. Fix It, Ma (?) - Paris,
July 3rd soundcheck
Notes:
2. poor recording; has not
been performed live yet as of March 05; note that a soundcheck recording of
"No Time To Think" (the 3rd track on the studio album) circulates,
but the quality is markedly inferior to "New Pony," so I chose not to
include it.
5. Dylan did not debut the
intro story about the "old man with his eyes on fire" until San
Diego, November 17th
9. only solo performance of
this song in '78
10. mixed source recording,
with merge at 0:47
11. "second
version" lyrics; does not include my favorite line from the "first
version," "I pulled you out of dope scenes, orgies and jam sessions
too."
13. second of only two '78
performances
14. only live performance to
date as of March 05; a studio demo circulates, as well
15. final number from the
final '78 show; minor tape problems 4:07 > 4:11
17. poor recording; author
unknown, possibly Dylan; sounds of taping device being moved 0:00 > 0:29,
minor edit 0:24
BOB DYLAN - AVIGNON
(9517/18, Moonlight)
source: Avignon, France July
25, 1981
artwork & infos :
http://www.bobsboots.com/CDs/cd-a43.html
DISC ONE
01 Saved
02 I Believe In You
03 Like A Rolling Stone
04 'Till I Get It Right
[Regina](Lane/Henley)*
05 Man Gave Names To All The
Animals
06 Maggie's Farm
07 Girl Of The North Country
08 Ballad Of A Thin Man
09 In The Summertime
10 Shot Of Love **
11 Walk Around Heaven
[Carolyn Dennis]*
12 The Times
13 Let's Begin (Jim Webb)
[duet w/ Clydie King]
14 Lenny Bruce
DISC TWO
01 Slow Train
02 Solid Rock
03 Just Like A Woman
04 Saved By Grace [Willie
Smith] (Smith/Palmer)*
05 Watered Down Love
06 Jesus Is The One
07 Heart Of Mine
08 When You Gonna Wake Up?
09 Forever Young
10 In The Garden (w / band
introduction)
encore:
11 Blowin' In The Wind
12 It Ain't Me Babe (acoustic
Dylan solo)
13 Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Bob Dylan
Covering Them
source: '86 Tour
CDBOOT>EAC>FLAC
PSCD 1160 PHC
01 So Long Good Luck And
Goodbye(1)
02 Shake A Hand (2)
03 Uranium Rock (3)
04 We Three (2)
05 We Had It All (1)
06 Unchain My Heart (4)
07 Lonesome Town (1)
08 Across The Borderline (5)
09 I Forgot More Than You'll
Ever Know (1)
10 Rock With Me Baby (6)
11 Red Cadillac And A Black
Mustache (7)
12 Good Rockin' Mama (w/John
Lee Hooker) (8)
13 Kansas City (5)
14 Happy Birthday (9)
(1) Tacoma Dome, Tacoma, WA
July 31, 1986
(2) Madison Square Garden, NY
July 17, 1986
(3) Madison Square Garden, NY
July 16, 1986
(4) Madison Square Garden, NY
July 15, 1986
(5) Sandstone- Bonner
Springs, KS July 24, 1986
(6) Pacific
Amphitheater-Costa Mesa, CA June 16,'86
(7) Rubber Bowl - Akron, OH
July 2, 1986
(8) Shoreline
Amphitheater-Mountain View, CA 8/5/86
(9) Meadowlands-East
Rutherford, NJ July 21, 1986
http://www.bobsboots.com/CDs/cd-c26.html
Dylan joining Dire Straits
at a concert in
Melbourne, Australia,
February 19, 1986. Poor sound.
5. All Along The Watchtower *
4.40
6. Leopardskin Pillbox Hat *
4.30
7. License To Kill * 4.52
8. Knocking On Heaven's Door
* 5.37
These 4 track were filler for
Disk 2 of DIRE STRAITS - BIRMINGHAM '82
Torrent "Dire Straits -
Birmingham - December - 17 - 1982 - FLAC"
National Exhibition Centre,
Birmingham, UK, December 17, 1982
http://www.easytree.org/torrents-details.php?id=25347
Town Hall New York City 12
April 1963
1. Ramblin' Down Thru The
World
2. Bob Dylan's Dream
3. Walls Of Red Wing
4. All Over You
5. Hero Blues
6. John Brown
7. Tomorrow Is A Long Time
8. Dusty Old Fairgrounds
9. Who Killed Davey Moore?
10. Bob Dylan's New Orleans
Rag
11. Hiding Too Long
12. With God On Our Side
13. Masters Of War
14. Last Thoughts On Woody
Guthrie
These are all of the
circulating songs. See full set list at
http://www.bjorner.com/DSN00340%201963.htm#DSN00410
Town Hall
New York City, New York
12 April 1963
1. Ramblin' Down Thru The
World
2. Bob Dylan's Dream
3. Talkin' New York
4. Ballad Of Hollis Brown
5. Walls Of Red Wing
6. All Over You
7. Talking John Birch
Paranoid Blues
8. Boots Of Spanish Leather
9. Hero Blues
10. Blowin' In The Wind
11. John Brown
12. Tomorrow Is A Long Time
13. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna
Fall
14. Dusty Old Fairgrounds
15. Who Killed Davey Moore?
16. Seven Curses
17. Highway 51 (Curtis Jones)
18. Pretty Peggy-O (trad.,
arranged by Bob Dylan)
19. Bob Dylan's New Orleans
Rag
20. Don't Think Twice, It's
All Right
21. Hiding Too Long
22. With God On Our Side
23. Masters Of War
24. Last Thoughts On Woody
Guthrie
Bob Dylan (guitar, harmonica,
vocal).
BobTalk
This ones called New Orleans
Rag, you'll find out why. I'll try to remember all the verses for you. At one
time this was very long. But É. I don't think it will be quite that long
tonight. I'll try to see what I can put in it though.
Red wing. It's reform school.
Don't have no high school football teams though or nothing like that. No cheer
leaders.
This is for all the boys who
know girls who want them to go out and get themselves killed. (before Hero Blues)
If you É., want to know about
the abolishment of boxing I would ask Miss Benny Kid Paret or Mrs. Davey Moore
before I asked Cassius Clay. Just a personal tendency there. (before Who Killed
Davey Moore?)
I believe in the ten
commandments. The first one is I am the Lord thy God. It's a great commandment
if it's not said by the wrong people. So here's this is called Masters of War.
This is a carnival song,
fairgrounds. I just want to speak about it. (before Dusty Old Fairgrounds).
I have a poem here. It's not
a poem its ahh. This is the first concert I played alone in New York, really.
An a fellow in Brooklyn State Hospital, his name is Woody Guthrie. But err
Woody is more than a folk singer. He's really something else more than a folk
singer an err there's this book coming out that's dedicated to him. An they
asked me to write something about Woody. like what does Woody mean to you in 25
words. An err I couldn't do it I wrote out 5 pages an err I have it here. I
have it here by accident actually. But I'd like to say this out loud. So this
is my feelings towards Woody Guthrie. Cannot really be told in err how many
records of his I buy, it's a lot more than that actually. So if you can roll
along with this thing here this is called Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie.
Notes.
3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 13, 16, 17,
18, 20 are not in circulation.
Stereo versions of 1 and 21
first circulated as part of the 1992 Compilation tape.
12 released on BOB DYLAN'S
GREATEST HITS, VOL. 2, Columbia KG-3112, 17 November 1971.
11, 14, 19, 24 were planned
to be released on BOB DYLAN IN CONCERT, Columbia CL-2302, CS-9202, of which an
acetate exists.
12 released on MASTERPIECES,
CBS/SONY 57 AP875-7, March 1978 in Japan, and later 1978 in Australia and New
Zealand.
5, 6, 15 available from COLUMBIA
RECORDING STUDIO'S REFERENCE RECORDINGS.
24 released on THE BOOTLEG
SERIES (RARE & UNRELEASED) 1961-1991, Volume 1, Columbia 468 086 2, 26
March 1991, with spoken introduction edited out.
References.
Michael Krogsgaard: Bob Dylan
In Concert, On The Tracks, Volume 4, No. 1, page 50.
Michael Krogsgaard: Bob Dylan
In Concert, On The Tracks, Volume 4, No. 2, page 46
2, 9, 11, 12, 14, 19, 22, 23
mono PA recordings.
1, 21, 24 stereo PA
recordings.
5, 6, 15 stereo PA recordings
off acetate.
Session info updated 17
October 2001.
Bob Dylan & Mick
Taylor
Newcastle
07-05-84
Audience recording
***MICK TAYLOR TORRENT WAR***
Ok, since we’ve had 3 MT DVDs
seeded in the last few days I thought I’d give everyone a break and a chance to
catch up, so I’m seeding an audio show instead of another DVD. This also is the
first installment of the continuation of the Bob Dylan 1984 tour started last
year on STG but never finished due to the untimely collapse of STG. This is
another great Dylan-Taylor close to the end-of-the-tour show. A couple of these
songs were used on the CD “Real Live” by Dylan. I’ll seed the remaining
unseeded Dylan-Taylor shows to complete the tour that I started seemingly so
long ago, lol. Enjoy!
Disc One
101 Highway 61 Revisited
102 Jokerman
103 All Along the Watchtower
104 Just Like a Woman
105 Maggies Farm
106 I and I
107 License to Kill
108 Hard Rain
109 Tangled up in Blue
110 It’s Alright Ma
111 Simple Twist of Fate
112 Masters of War
113 Ballad of a Thin Man
Disc Two
201 Enough is Enough
202 Every Grain of Sand
203 Like a Rolling Stone
204 Mr. Tamborine Man
205 Girl From the North
Country
206 It Ain’t Me Babe
207 Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat
208 Tombstone Blues
209 Blowing in the Wind
210 Knocking on Heavens Door
211 The Times They Are A
Changing
Bob Dylan
Press Interview
Rome, Italy July 21, 2001
MP3
Rolling Stones
July 13, 1975
The Forum, Inglewood, CA
SQ: EX
Lineage: Millard Master >
VHS > DAT > CDR(x) > EAC/Flac frontend > flac8
01 Fanfare For The Common Man
02 Honky Tonk Women
03 All Down The Line
04 If You Can't Rock Me/Get
Off My Cloud
05 Star Star
06 Gimme Shelter
07 Ain't To Proud To Beg
08 You Gotta Move
09 You Can't Always Get What
You
10 Happy
11 Tumbling Dice
12 Band Introductions
13 It's Only Rock'n Roll
01 Doo Doo Doo Heartbreaker
02 Fingerprint File
03 Angie
04 Wild Horses
05 That's Life (Billy
Preston)
06 Outta Space (Billy
Preston)
07 Brown Sugar
08 Midnight Rambler
09 Rip This Joint
10 Street Fighting Man
11 Jumpin' Jack Flash
12 Sympathy For The Devil
Mick Jagger - Vocals
Keith Richards - Guitar,
Vocals
Ian Stewart - Piano
Billy Preston - Keyboards
Ron Wood - Guitar
Charlie Watts - Drums
Ollie Brown - Percussion
Bill Wyman - Bass
*** Do not encode to MP3 or
other lossy formats ***
Comments:
This appears to be a complete
show. All track transitions
appear normal both to the ear
and eye. The set list is a
little different from the
other '75 Forum shows. There appears
to have been some equipment
problem after "Tumbling Dice"
causing Mike to stall for
while then do the band introductions
before "It's Only Rock
and Roll" instead of after it. It also
appears that most bootlegs do
not include Billy Preston's two
songs which are present here.
<plagiarized from this web
page:
http://www.bahnhof.se/~hasu/Ulflist/bruhn.txt>
“THE ROLLING STONES NORTH
AMERICAN TOUR 1975”
The tour was called the “1975
Tour Of The Americas”
but as the South American leg
was cancelled, and a
few more U.S dates was added
the name is a bit misleading.
The´75 tour was interesting
in many aspects, the Stones
had not toured for almost two
years and Mick Taylor had
left the band just before the
first recording sessions
for the Black& Blue
album. To make a tour without him must
have been a big challenge as
he had become a very important
part in the Stones sound,
especially during live shows. I
think the decision to add a
percussion player (Ollie Brown)
and to use both Billy Preston
and Ian Stewart was a smart way
to fill the gap. This tour
was also the first of three 75, 76,
and 78 when they performed
without a brass section in the
regular line-up. Ron Wood
from The Faces was hired as Mick
Taylor’s replacement, and he
made this summer tour with The
Stones in between The Faces
two last tours. When The Faces
broke up after the1975 autumn
tour he could join as a permanent
member. But I think that
Ronnie was an employee until 1992!
My ambition with this
document is to make a guide to all the
1975 shows that have been
released either on regular CDs or
by well known CDR companies
in the bootleg jungle of The Rolling
Stones live shows. Most of
the CDs are done from audience tapes,
just a few soundboard
recordings can be found on the market
(no one is perfect)