Dickey Betts - 1974-11-04 - Hempstead, NY (FM)

Dickey Betts 

with Vassar Clements

1974-11-04

Ultrasonic Sound Studios

Hempstead, NY 

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Instrumental Info

02. Interview with Dickey Betts

02. Old Joe Clark

04. Interview with Dickey Betts

05. No Hard Times

06. Interview with Dickey Betts

07. Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms

08. Sing Holy To The Lord

09. Foggy Mountain Breakdown

10. Will The Circle Be Unbroken

11. Interview with Dickey Betts

12. Pony Boy

13. Salty Dog

14. Blue Sky

15. Jambalaya

16. I Saw The Light > interview with Vassar Clemenst.

17. Carolina

18. Come Into My Kitchen

19. Long Time Gone

Dickey Betts - 1974-11-04 - Hempstead, NY (FM)

1974 - In September 1974, fresh off the chart topping success of the Allman Brother's album Brothers and Sisters, Dickey Betts released his first solo album entitled Highway Call. The album featured a more country sound, with Betts backed by legendary fiddle player Vassar Clements and acoustic guitarist Jeff Hanna. The disc was a commercial success, climbimg to #19 on the Billboard charts. Just about 2 months after the album's release, on Novemeber 4, 1974, 52 years ago today, Betts, accompanied by Clements, played a live set at Ultrasonic Studios in Hempstead that featured tracks from the album alongside some Allman Brother's classics.  This FM broadcast captures that show, along with interviews with both Betts and Clements.

Bruce Springsteen - 1976-11-04 - Palladium, New York, NY (FM)

Bruce Springsteen 

& The E Street Band

1976-11-04

The Palladium

New York, NY

FM broadcast

192 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Night

02. Rendezvous

03. Spirit In The Night

04. It'S My Life

05. Thunder Road

06. Mona > She's The One

07. Something In The Night

08. Backstreets

09. Growin' Up

10. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out

11. Jungleland

12. Rosalita

13. Baby I Love You

14. Walking In The Rain

15. Be My Baby

16. 4Th Of July Asbury Park (Sandy)

17. We Gotta Get Out Of This Place

18. Born To Run

Bruce Springsteen - 1976-11-04 - Palladium, New York, NY (FM) 

1976: On September 15, 1976, the judge in the lawsuit between Springsteen and ex-manager Mike Appel ruled that Bruce was enjoined from any further recording with Columbia Records until the case was resolved. In addition, proceeds from Born To Run were tied up in various accounting disputes, some related to the lawsuit, so Bruce had no source of income. So, he went back out on the roads starting on September 26, for a brief run pf shows, which finished with 6 nights at The Palladium in New York, This FM Broadcast captures the final night of that run, on November 4, 1976, 50 years ago today. And what a finale it was. A pre-show bomb hoax results in Bruce jokingly asking the audience to look under their seats (obviously a far different atmosphere than today's post 9-11 world). Springsteen delivers stunning cover versions of It’s My Life and We Gotta Get Out Of This Place. To top it off, Ronnie Spector guests on three of her most famous Ronettes-era hits, all given inspired arrangements by the E Street Band. The lawsuits may have kept Bruce out of the studio, but it was clear he still ruled on stage.

Linda Ronstadt - 1976-11-03 - Los Angeles, CA (FM)

Linda Ronstadt
1976-11-03 
Universal Amphitheatre 
Los Angeles, CA
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. That'll Be The Day 
02. Love Has No Pride 
03. Silver Threads And Golden Needles 
04. Willin' 
05. It Doesn't Matter Anymore 
06. When Will I Be Loved
07. Crazy 
08. Lo Siento Mi Vida 
09. Love Is A Rose 
10. Hasten Down The Wind 
11. Band Intros 
12. You're No Good 
13. Heat Wave 
14. Crowd 
15. Heart Like A Wheel 
16. Crowd 
17. Desperado 
18. Someone To Lay Down Beside Me

Linda Ronstadt - 1976-11-03 - Los Angeles, CA (FM)

1976: In August 1976, Linda Ronstadt released the album Hasten Down The Wind, which became her 3rd straight million selling disc, making her the first female artist in history to accomplish that feat. The album also earned Linda her second of a record 10 Grammy Awards for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance The album was different from 1974's Heart Like A Wheel and 1975's Prisoner In Disguise in that she chose to showcase new songwriters as opposed to country rock tunes. The title track, for example was written by then up and coming songwriter Warren Zevon. One of the most famous tracks from the album, Someone To Lay Down Beside Me, was composed by the then little known Karla Bonoff. The album received huge critical acclaim, and also spent several weeks in the top 3 on the Billboard charts. Ronstadt went on tour later that year in support of the album, and this soundboard captures her a half century ago today, November 3, 1976, in Los Angeles!

Allman Brothers Band - 1972-11-02 - Hempstead, NY (FM)

Allman Brothers Band
1972-11-02
In Concert #2 
Hofstra University 
Hempstead, NY
TV SBD Recording
320 kbps
Video Below

01. One Way Out 
02. Ramblin Man 
03. Whipping Post 

Allman Brothers Band - 1972-11-02 - Hempstead, NY (FM)

1972: On November 2, 1972, 54 years ago today, the Allman Brothers Band made an appearance on ABC In Concert, as captured in this TV soundboard recording.  The show, which would be broadcast on December 8, would mark the debut of keyboardist Chuck Leavell.  It would also be the last time Berry Oakley wpuld play with the Allmans. Less than 2 weeks after this show was recorded , the Allman's would suffer another loss, Oakley died in motorcylce accident, just blocks from the site of Duane's fatal crash a year earlier.

  

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Enjoy the tunz!

Grateful Dead - 1977-11-01 - Detroit, MI (SBD)

Grateful Dead

1977-11-01

Cobo Arena

Detroit, Michigan

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

1st Set:

01. Might as Well

02. Jack Straw

03. Tennessee Jed

04. El Paso

05. Friend of the Devil

06. Looks Like Rain

07. Dire Wolf

08. Passenger

09. Peggy-O

10. The Music Never Stopped

2nd Set:

01. Terrapin Station >

02. Estimated Prophet >

03. The Other One >

04. Drums >

05. Wharf Rat >

06. Truckin' >

07. Around and Around

Encore:

01.   U.S. Blues

Grateful Dead - 1977-11-01 - Detroit, MI (SBD)

1977: We open November with a show from the band I saw live most often, from the very year I attended my first of 50 of their concerts. On September 3, 1977, me, my buddies and, along with 150,000 others, made the pilgrimage to Englishtown NJ, to see the Grateful Dead play the largest concert in the state's history. The day was hot - over 100 degrees - and the band was even hotter. Another performance that added to the legend of 1977. I would see 49 more after that, at least 1 show every year except 1982, 1984, 1986 and 1992, with the last show being June 18, 1995, just 2 month's before we lost Jerry Garcia. My long strange trip with the Dead was short compared to folks who saw hundreds of concerts, but it was memorable, as over a dozen shows that I attended were good enough to be officially released. It's been 31 years since we lost Jerry, and I still miss the magic. Speaking of magic, this soundboard from recording captures the Dead on November 1, 1977, 49 years ago today, in Detroit, just 2 months after Englistown. As the fall tour wound to a close in November, the band was still in peak form, as evidenced by the fact that the November 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 6th shows were all officially released.