Thanks For All The Comments!

Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for all the comments over the last week or so. I apologize for not responding to all of them sooner but I was away on vacation. It was nice to come back and see that so many folks took the time to say such nice things about this little blog. I really do appreciate it! More great music to come! Keep checking back each day!

Blues Traveler - 2010-07-04 - Morrison CO (SBD)

Blues Traveler

2010-07-04

Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Morrison, CO

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. The Star-Spangled Banner >

02. Forever Owed >

03. You, Me & Everything > Felicia

04. The Mountains Win Again

05. What I Got

06. The Beacons >

07. Look Around

08. How You Remember It >

09. Love & Greed

10. Carolina Blues > Drums

CD 2:

01. Drums >

02. Run-Around

03. But Anyway

04. Gina > Mulling It Over

05. 100 Years

06. Dropping Some NYC

07. Crystal Flame

08. Slow Change

09. Warmer Days

10. Gotta Get Mean > Alone >

11. Sweet Talking Hippie

CD 3:

01. Sweet Talking Hippie (continued)

02. Creep

03. Hook

Blues Traveler - 2010-07-04 - Morrison CO (SBD)

In August 2008, Blue Traveler released their 10th studio album, entitled North Hollywood Shootout.  The disc had mixed critical and commerical success.  This soundboard captures the band on tour in support of the album, at Red Rocks, on July 4, 2010, just a year ago today. 

 

Bob Dylan - 1962-07-02 - Montreal, Canada (SBD)

Bob Dylan
1962-07-02
Finjan Club
Montreal, Canada

Soundboard Recording

192 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Death Of Emmett Till

02. Stealin'

03. Hiram Hubbard

04 .Blowin' In The Wind

05. Rocks and Gravel

06. Quit Your Lowdown Ways

07. He Was A Friend of Mine

08. Let Me Die In My Footsteps

09. Two Trains Runnin'

10. Ramblin' On My Mind

11. Muleskinner Blues

Bob Dylan - 1962-07-02 - Montreal, Canada (SBD)

In March 1962, Bob Dylan released his self-titled debut album, which was produced by Columbia's legendary talent scout John H. Hammond, who had signed Dylan to the label. The album featured folk standards, with only 2 two original compositions, Talkin' New York and "Song to Woody. The disc failed to chart, and sold barely enough copies to break even. As a result, some at Columbia referred to Dylan as “Hammond’s Folly”. How wrong they were. This soundboard recording captures Dylan later that same year on July 2, 1962, 49 years ago today. Download this one to hear Dylan at the very beginning of his legendary career.