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The Youngbloods
1971-01-22 or 23
Pepperland
San Rafael, California
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Darkness, Darkness
02. Moonshine Is The Sunshine
03. Misty Roses
04. Quicksand
05. On Beautiful Lake Spenard
06. Donna
07. Faster All The Time
08. instrumental >
09. Ridge Top
10. Six Days On The Road
11. The Dolphins
12. Peepin' 'n Hidin' (Baby What You Want Me To Do)
13. One Room Country Shack
14. Get Together
15. Beautiful
Encore:
16. Beautiful (instrumental jam)
17. Light Shine
1971-01-22 or 23
Pepperland
San Rafael, California
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Darkness, Darkness
02. Moonshine Is The Sunshine
03. Misty Roses
04. Quicksand
05. On Beautiful Lake Spenard
06. Donna
07. Faster All The Time
08. instrumental >
09. Ridge Top
10. Six Days On The Road
11. The Dolphins
12. Peepin' 'n Hidin' (Baby What You Want Me To Do)
13. One Room Country Shack
14. Get Together
15. Beautiful
Encore:
16. Beautiful (instrumental jam)
17. Light Shine
Led by Jesse Colin Young, The Yougbloods emerged from the Greenwich Village folk scene of the 1960s. They played their heir first concert at Gerde's Folk City in Greenwich Village and sonn after became the house band at the Cafe Au Go Go. They scored their biggest hit in 1969 when the single Get Together climbed into the top 5 on the Billboard charts. The song had been originally released in 1967 and scored modest success, but 2 years later, after the tune was used in a brotherhood promotion by WABC-AM, one of the foremost AM stations of the time, it was re-released and sold over 1 million copies. This FM Broadcast captures The Youngbloods 2 years later, in San Rafael on January 22 (oe 23), 1971, 45 years ago today.
10 comments:
Thank you so much for sharing this show. Any Youngbloods live is a real rarity. I saw this band 3 or 4 times between 1969 and 1971 and they were consistently amazing. Jesse Colin Young had one of the great voices in rock. Thanks again for finding this and sharing it with us!
My pleasure Alan. Wish I could find more Younbloods but so far this is the lone live show I've come across.
There is a soundboard show from the Avalon on 3/30/69 that circulates. I would gladly share it with you.
Wow! You never see the Youngbloods on blogs... fun choice - can't wait to hear!
Alan I would love that. Could you post a download link in a comment so I could grab it
Perfect for a Saturday morning. Thank you.
many, many thanks
The DJ at KPFA, Warren Van Orden, recorded this concert for KPFA FM Berkeley. His show on Sunday nights was called "Stays Fresh Longer." On the night of the broadcast, he clearly stated to the listening audience, that the Youngbloods only will allow this show to air only in MONO sound. So after the announcement, he switch the stereo sound to mono. I watched my FM radio stereo light switch off. If it was broadcast in stereo later in the years, that would great! But, not so for the original broadcast.
Any chance of a re-up? PLEEEZ?
New link is up - enjoy
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