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Showing posts with label 1961. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1961. Show all posts

Sunday, September 6, 2015

Bob Dylan - 1961-09-06 - New York, NY (SBD)

Bob Dylan
1961-09-06
Gaslight Cafe
New York, NY
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Man On The Street
02. He Was A Friend Of Mine
03. Talkin' Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues
04. Song To Woody
95. Car Car
06. Pretty Polly


The man formerly known as Robert Zimmerman entered the Rock Hall Of fame in 1988, the same year as  The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Drifters, The Supremes and early influence, Woody Guthrie, which couldn't have been more appropriate, given Dylan wrote a tune entitled Song for WoodyJust as appropriate was the fact that Bruce Springsteen made the introduction speech for Bob, given how Springsteen was often refereed to as the next Dylan.  In fact, according to legend, when Dylan first met Springsteen, Bob greeted Bruce by saying “Hey, I hear you’re the new me.”  In any event, this soundboard recording goes back to Dylan's earliest days, a show in Greenwich Village on September 6, 1961, 54 tears ago this very day,






 

Monday, December 2, 2013

Frank Sinatra - 1961-12-02 - Sydney, Australia (SBD)

Frank Sinatra
1961-12-02
Sydney Stadium
Sydney, Australia
Soundboard Recording
256 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Intro by Tommy Hanlin Jr
02. I've Got the World on A String
03. I Concentrate on You
04. Night and Day
05. Moonlight in Vermont
06. In the Still of the Night
07. I'll Be Seeing You
08. Day In, Day Out
09. The Moon Was Yellow
10. You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You
11. Monologue
12. Come Fly with Me
13. April in Paris
14. A Foggy Day
15. Without A Song
16. Imagination
17. The Second Time Around
18. Young at Heart
19. Witchcraft
20. Embraceble You
21. The One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else
22. My Funny Valentine
23. My Blue Heaven
24. One for My Baby
25. The Lady is A Tramp


Every Frank Sinatra performance is filled with cover tunes since his career began at a time when few, if any artists, wrote their own songs. This soundboard from December 2, 1961, 52 years ago today includes a host of songs previously sung by other artists, such as My Funny Valentine, Night and Day and In The Still Of The Night. Frank also covers My Blue Heaven, a song which had been a hit for Fats Domino in 1956. Of course, Fats wasn’t the original artist either. The song was written way back in 1924 and has been performed by a dozens of artists over the years, including The Platters, Harry Connick Jr, Marty Robbins and Nat King Cole, just to name a few.
















 

Monday, November 4, 2013

Bob Dylan - 1961-11-04 - New York, NY (FM)

Bob Dylan
1961-11-04
Carnegie Chapter Hall
New York,
FM broadcast
224 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Pretty Peggy-O
02. In The Pines
03. Gospel Plow
04. 1913 Massacre
05. Backwater Blues
06. A Long Time A-Growin’
07. Fixin’ To Die
08. Talking Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues
09. Man On The Street
10. This Land Is Your Land (Omitted - officially released)
11. Talking Merchant Marine
12. Black Cross
13. Freight Train Blues
14. Song To Woody
15. Talkin’ New York


1961 - On the evening of November 4, 1961, 52 years ago today, Bob Dylan performed 22 songs at Carnegie Chapter Hall, an auxiliary practice room next to the legendary main concert hall. Dylan had arrived in New York just 10 month earlier, joining the folk scene in Greenwich Village. He played countless coffee shops and folk cellars, garnering good reviews from several critics, most notably Robert Shelton of the New York Times. As a result, just 9 days prior to this show, he signed his first record deal with Columbia. This FM broadcast captures 14 of the tunes from the Carnegie Chapter Hall performance. Download this one to hear Dylan at the very start of his legendary 6 decade career!
















 

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Johnny Cash - 1961-03-14 - Houston, TX (SBD)

Johnny Cash and Friends
1961-03-14
The Fabulous Johnny Cash Show
Houston Civic Auditorium
Houston, Texas
Soundboard Recording
192 kbps
Artwork Included

Johnny Western
01. When the Grass Turns Green
02. It Only Hurts For A Little While
03. Ballad Of Paladin

Roger Miller
01. Footprints In The Snow
02. Invitation To The Blues
03. That’s The Way That I Feel
04. Half a Mind
05. Tall Tall Trees
06. Billy Bayou
07. In The Summertime
08. Where Your Arms Used To Be

Gordon Terry
01. Wild Honey
02. Almost Alone
03. Orange Blossom Special
04. The Mule

Claude Gray
01. Start Draggin’ The River For Me
02. I Just Want to be Alone
03. Family Bible
04. I’ll Just Have a Cup of Coffee, Then I’ll Go
05. My Son Calls Another Man Daddy

George Jones
01. Ragged but Right
02. Accidentally on Purpose
03. Ways of the Word, Ways of a Woman (with Roger Miller)
04. Long Time to Forget (with Roger Miller)
05. White Lightnin
06. Window Up Above
07. Treasure of Love

Rose Maddox
01. Down Down Down
02. Kissing My Pillow
03. I Want to Live Again
04. North to Alaska
05. Tramp on the Street
06. Gotta Travel On
07. Sally Let Your Bangs Hang Down
08. Philadelphia Lawyer

Johnny Cash
01. Big River
02. I Guess Things Happen That Way
03. Rock Island Line
04. Instumental (
05. Five Feet High and Rising
06. I Got Stripes
07. Folsom Prison Blues
08. I Walk the Line
09. Lead Me Father
10. Ballad of Harp Weaver
11. The Rebel Johnny-Yuma
12. Luther’s Boogie
13. Goodbye Little Darling


We’ll have 2 posts for you today, and both fit our March theme of concerts with guest stars! First up, we go back 51 years ago today, to March 14, 1961, where we catch the Johnny Cash Show in Houston. In the early 1960’s, Cash, backed by the Tennessee Three, would tour the US accompanied by a host of other country western artists. This concert also features Johnny Western, Gordon Terry, Claude Gray, and Rose Maddox, as well legends Roger Miller and George Jones before they were famous! This soundboard recording captures the entire performance from Johnny Western’s opening number to Johnny Cash’s concluding set. This one is an historic treasure and a must have for your collection.