Plant & Page - 1998-09-23 - Las Vegas, NV (SBD)

Robert Plant & Jimmy Page

1998-09-23

MGM Grand Garden

Las Vegas, NV

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Intro

02. The Wanton Song

03. Bring It On Home

04. Heartbreaker

05. Ramble On

06. Walking Into Clarksdale

07. No Quarter

08. When The World Was Young

09. Going To California

10. Tangerine

11. Gallows Pole

CD 2:

01. Heart In Your Hand

02. Babe Im Gonna Leave You

03. How Many More Time > Down By The Seaside

04. Most High

05. Whole Lotta Love

06. Thank You

07. Rock And Roll

Robert Plant & Jimmy Page - 1998-09-23 - Las Vegas, NV (SBD)

1998: Robert Plant and Jimmy Page spent over a decade together as part of one of rock’s greatest bands, the mighty Led Zeppelin, before the band's demise in 1980 after the death of drummer John Bonham. In the mid 1990s, almost 15 years after Led Zep dissolved, Plant and Page reunited for an MTv Unplugged special, which received rave reviews. As a result, the duo not only released the Unplugged sessions as an album entitled No Quarter: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded, but also agreed to tour in 1995. After that tour, the two went back into the studio and recorded another album, entitled Walking Into Clarksdale. The title referred to a town in the Mississippi Delta, a home of Delta blues music that influenced the duo. Released in April 1998, the album went to #8 on the Billboard charts in the US, and climbed all the way to #3 in the UK. Plant and Page went back on tour in support of Walking Into Clarksdale, touring Europe and North America. This soundboard recording captures the duo durng that tour, on September 23, 1998, 28 years ago today, in Las Vegas.

Black Crowes - 1995-09-03 - Mountain View, CA (SBD)

Black Crowes

1995-09-03

H.O.R.D.E. Festival

Shoreline Amphitheatre 

Mountain View, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Instrumental

02. My Morning Song

03. Thick n' Thin

04. Chevrolet

05. Leaving Trunk

06. Seeing Things

07. Pimper's Paradise

08. High Head Blues

09. Hard To Handle

xx. She (missing)

xx. Jealous Again  (missing)

xx. Remedy (missing)

xx. Happy(missing)

Black Crowes - 1995-09-03 - Mountain View, CA (SBD) 

1995: In November 1994, The Black Crowes released their 3rd album, entitled Amorica. The album cover, which featured a picture taken from a 1976 bi-centennial edition of Hustler that showed a bikini bottom that failed to cover all of a women’s pubic hair, generated a host of controversy. Some retailers refused to carry the album until the record company re-issued the disc with an alternate cover. Despite the controversy - or maybe because of it - Amorica climbed to #11 on the Billboard charts. This soundboard recording captures the Black Crowes on tour in support of their controversial album, headlining the H.O.R.D.E. Festival, in Mountain View on September 3, 1995, 31 years ago today.

Tom Petty - 1995-08-15 - Saratoga Springs, NY (SBD)

Tom Petty 

& The Heart Breakers 

1995-08-15

Saratoga Performing Arts Center

Saratoga Springs, NY

Soundboard recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Love Is A Long Road

02. You Don't Know How It Feels

03. Listen To Her Heart

04. I Won't Back Down

05. Free Fallin'

06. You Wreck Me

07. Diamondhead

08. Mary Jane's Last Dance

09. Don't Come Around Here No More

10. A Higher Place

11. Learning To Fly

12. The Waiting

13. Yer So Bad

14. It's Good To Be King

CD 2:

01. It's Good To Be King

02. Goin' Down To Georgia

03. Refugee

04. Runnin' Down A Dream

05. Crowd

06. Honey Bee

07. American Girl

08. Crowd

09. Alright For Now

10. Crowd

Tom Petty - 1995-08-15 - Saratoga Springs, NY (SBD)

I saw Tom Petty live once, in April 1983 at the Brendan Byrne (later the Continental Airlines, and finally, the Izod) Arena. Nick Lowe was the lead-in band, making for quite a new wave night of music.

Today's post takes us forward about a dozen years after I saw Mr. Petty. In the early 1990’s, Petty took a break from the Heartbreakers to work on his second solo album, Wildflowers, which was released in 1994. The disc sold over 3 million copies, went to #1 on the Billboard charts, and spawned the hit singles, You Don't Know How It Feels, You Wreck Me, It's Good To be King and A Higher Place.  He reunited with the band, however, in 1995, launching the Dogs With Wings Tour. This soundboard recording captures Petty and The Hearbreakers during tha run, in Saratoga Springs on August 15, 1995, 31 years ago today.

Blues Traveler - 1995-08-10 - Old Orchard Beach, ME (SBD)

Blues Traveler

1995-08-10

H.O.R.D.E. Festival

Seashore Performing Arts Center

Old Orchard Beach, ME

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Stand                                      

02. NY Prophesie                                 

03. The Poignant And Epic Saga Of Featherhead And Lucky Lack                

04. Gina                                        

05. Moment Of Silence*                            

06. Sweet Pain                                   

07. Go Outside And Drive >                       

08. Low Rider >                                  

09. Go Outside And Drive >                   

10. Run-Around                                  

xx. Imagine (missing)                                   

xx. Optimistic Thought (missing) 

*in memory of Jerry Garcia who passed away the previous day

Blues Traveler - 1995-08-10 - Old Orchard Beach, ME (SBD)

The only time I saw Blues Traveler live was in November 1991, at Madison Square Garden as the lead-in band for Jerry Garcia! That was 3 years before they hit it big with the album "Four", which went to #8 on the Billboard charts. and sold over 6 million copies world wide.  The single from that album Run-Around also went to #8 on the charts.

Speaking on making it big, this post finds Blues Traveler capitalizing on their breakthrough in 1994 by helping headline the H.O.R.D.E festival the following year. This soundboard recordincaptures them in Maine on August 10, 1995, 31 years ago today, and the day after the aforementioned Mr. Garcia passed away. They pay tribute to Jerry with a moment of silence.

Hootie & The Blowfish - 1995-06-28 - Pittsburgh, PA (Ex-Vg Aud)

Hootie & The Blowfish

1995-06-28

Riverplex at Sandcastle

Pittsburgh, PA (USA)

Ex-VG Audience Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Hannah Jane

02. I Go Blind

03. Tucker's Town

04. Not Even The Trees

05. Sorry's Not Enough

06. Look Away

07. Fine Line 

08. Motherless Child > I'm Goin' Home

09. Use Me

10. Let Her Cry

11. Running From An Angel

12. Time

13. The Old Man And Me

14. Only Wanna Be With You

15. Drowning

Encore 1:

16. encore break

17. The Dark End Of The Street 

18. The Ballad Of John And Yoko 

19. Hold My Hand

Encore 2:

20. encore break

21. Fool

22. Mustang Sally 

Encore 3:

23. encore break

24. Goodbye

Hootie & The Blowfish  - 1995-06-28 - Pittsburgh, PA (Ex-Vg Aud)

I've seen Hootie in concert once, in August 2008 at the Morristown Performing Arts Center. Say what you want about the band, but that Darius Rucker can sing! 

This sometimes excellent, sometimes very good, audience recording goes back to the days of their debut album, which sold an astonishing 16 million copies, capturing the band in Pittsburgh on June 28, 1995, 31 years ago today. 

Stephen Stills - 1995-04-14 - Brady Theater, Tulsa, OK (SBD)

Stephen Stills 

1995-04-14

Brady Theater

Tulsa, OK

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01.  Midnight Rider

02.  So Begins The Task

03.  Love The One You're With

04.  Change Partners

05.  Treetop Flyer

06.  Southern Cross

07.  Born In Chicago

08.  Born Under A Bad Sign

09.  It Won't Go Away

10.  Long Time Gone

11.  Can't Get Next To You

12.  Dark Star

13.  For What It's Worth

14.  Woodstock

Stephen Stills - 1995-04-14 - Brady Theater, Tulsa, OK (SBD)

As mentioned in our CSNY post earlier this month, Stephen Stills has been inducted into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame twice - once with CSN and once with Buffalo Springfield. In fact, both those inductions occured on the same night as the 1997 ceremony, making Stills the only person ever to accomplish that feat!

This soundboard recordin goes back 2 years prior to those dual inductions, capturing Stills in Tulsa on April 14, 1995, 31 years ago today.

Plant & Page - 1995-03-11 - New Orleans, LA (SBD)

Robert Plant & Jimmy Page

1995-03-11

Uno Lakefront Arena

New Orleans, LA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps 

Artwork Included

01. Introduction

02. House Of The Rising Sun

03. Good Times Bad Times

04. Bring It On Home

05. Celebration Day

06. Thank You

07. Dancing Days

08. Shake My Tree

09. Lullaby

10. No Quarter

11. That's The Way

12. Gallows Pole

13. Hurdy Gurdy Solo

14. When the Levee Breaks

15. Ramble On

16. The Song Remains The Same

17. Since I've Been Loving You

18. Friends

19. Calling To You > Dyer Maker > Dazed And Confused

20. Four Sticks

21. In The Evening

22. Black Dog

23. Kashmir

Plant & Page - 1995-03-11 - New Orleans, LA (SBD)

1990s - #2: After Led Zeppelin broke up in 1980 in the wake of the death of drummer John Bonham, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page each pursued other musical interests. In 1994, however, all that changed MTv approached Robert Plant to do an episode of the then wildly popular Unplugged series. Plant, not wanting to carry the banner of Led Zep's legacy alone, asked Page to join him. The passage of time seemed to heal any old wounds, and the duo again felt the musical connection that had made them rock legends. They taped the episode on August 25 and 26, pairing Led Zep classics with 4 new tunes. The show aired on October 12 to an overwhelmingly enthusiastic response. As a result, the duo not only released the Unplugged sessions as an album entitled No Quarter: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded, but also agreed to tour in 1995. This soundboard captures Plant and Page during that tour on March 11, 1995, 31 years ago today in New Orleans.

America - 1995-01-31 - Hamburg, Germany (FM)

America

1995-01-31

Grosse Freiheit 36

Hamburg, Germany

FM broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Tin Man 

02. Riverside 

03. Daisy Jane

04. I Need You 

05. Mirror To Mirror 

06. Lonely People 

07. Another Try 

08. Three Roses 

09. Ventura Highway 

10. Here 

11. Sandman

12. Sister Golden Hair

13. A Horse With No Name 

America - 1995-01-31 - Hamburg, Germany (FM)

1990s - #5: In 1994, America released the album Hourglass, their 13th studio disc but first in 10 years. Neither the album nor any of its singles cracked the Billboard charts in the US.  The album, however, performed better in Europe.  This FM broadcast captures America on tour in support of Hourglass in Germany on January 31, 1995, 31 years go today.

Nick Lowe - 1995-01-28 - Philadelphia PA (SBD)

Nick Lowe

1995-01-28

Theatre Of The Living Arta

Philadelphia

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Twelve Step Program

02. True Love Travels On A Gravel Road

03. Without Love

04. Lover Don’t Go 

05. The Rose Of England

06. Trail Of Tears

07. Dream Girl

08. Cruel To Be Kind

09. Where’s My Everything?

10. I'm Coming Home

11. Lonely Just Like Me

12. Band intros

13. A Tombstone Every Mile

14. Half A Boy And Half A Man

15. Crying in My Sleep

16. Soulful Wind

17. I Knew The Bride

18. Bobo Ska Diddle Daddle

19. Raging Eyes

20. -encore break-

21. Shelley My Love

22. Allons Rock n' Roll

23. You’re My Wildest Dream

24. -encore break-

25. If You Ever Want Me by Your Side

26. What's So Funny 'Bout Peace, Love and Understanding

Nick Lowe - 1995-01-28 - Philadelphia PA (SBD)

1990s - #4: On November 29 1994, Nick Lowe released the album The Impossible Bird, which marked yet another reinvention of himself as an artist. According to reviews, the album "has a lot more to do with 1956 country music than with 1978 punk." That's hardly surprising for a man who was quoted as saying his greatest fear in recent years was "sticking with what you did when you were famous." This FM broadcast captures Lowe promoting his then new disc on the show in Philadelphia on January 28, 1995,  31 years ago today.

Bruce Cockburn - 1995-12-17 - New York, NY (FM)

Bruce Cockburn 

with Jonathan Brooke, Patty Larkin & Peter Stuart 

1995-12-17

Sony Music Studios

New York, NY 

FM broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. introduction

02. Joy Will Find A Way

03. chat 1

04. The Coming Rains

05. The First Noel

06. Tango (Patty Larkin)

07. chat 2

08. Small Wonder (Peter Stuart)

09. O Come, O Come Emmanuel (with Jonatha Brooke)

10. chat 3

11. Don't Explain (Patty Larkin)

12. chat 4

13. Is This All (Jonatha Brooke)

14. chat 5

15. War (with Jonatha Brooke)

16. Joy Will Find A Way (reprise)

17. closing credits

Bruce Cockburn - 1995-12-17 - New York, NY (FM)

I saw Bruce Cockburn as the lead in band for Bob Weir in the summer of 1992. Cockburn also joined Weir during the encore of The Weight. The show was part of the Meadowlands Summer Fest series of concerts, which believe it or not, took place in the PARKING LOT of Giants stadium. The ever resourceful John Scher, a promoter who never let anything stand in the way of making a buck, put up a stage and some retractable stands in the lot, put a fence around it, and lo and behold, created a concert venue! You can read more about Mr. Scher and other crazy venues used for concerts in my book, TEN RULES OF THE ROAD I LEARNED AT MY FIRST CONCERT.

In any event, this FM broadcast captures Cockburn in New York on December 17, 1995, 3 decades ago today. In the early 1990s, Bruce Cockburn performed a series of annual Christmas concerts, broadcast from Sony Music Studios. He was often joined by special guests for those shows, as he is with this peformance.

Southside Johnny & Little Steven - 1995-11-19 - New York, NY (FM)

Southside Johnny and Little Steven

1995-11-19

Hungerthon 

WXRK-FM Studios

New York, NY

FM broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. DJ Commentary

02. Better Days

03. Purple Haze 

04. Goin´ To The Chapel 

05. You Don´t Bring Me Flowers 

06. Dead Flowers 

07. Natural Woman 

08. The Promised Land

09. I Was A Fool

10. When Something Is Wrong With My Baby 

11. DJ Commentary

12. Walk Away Renee 

13. DJ Commentary

14. Daydream Believer 

15. Only The Lonely

16. I Wish It Would Rain 

17. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 

18. Rocky Raccoon

19. Stand By Me 

20. Princess Of Little Italy 

21. Let It Be Me

22. In My Life 

23. That's Where It´s At 

24. Without Love 

25. Mountain Of Love 

26. Time Of Your Life 

27. Brown Sugar 

Southside Johnny & Little Steven - 1995-11-19 - K Rock, New York, NY (FM)

1990s - #4: In the early 1990s, Southside Johnny & Little Steven teamed up on numerous occasions for radio shows to raise money for Why Hunger and Hungerthon. This FM broadcast captures them in New York on November 19, 1995, 3 decades ago today. As always, the duo played a host of unusual covers, in addition to their own tunes. And if you enjoy this one, the best way to say thank you is to go here and make a donation to this worthy cause.

Allman Brothers Band - 1995-09-01 - Burgettstown, PA (SBD)

Allman Brothers Band
1995-09-01
Star Lake Amphitheatre
Burgettstown, PA
Soundboard recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
01.  Tuning> Intro
02.  Don't Want You No More >
03.  It's Not My Cross To Bear >
04.  Ain't Wastin' Time No More
05.  Ramblin' Man
06.  Good Clean Fun
07.  Sailin' 'Cross the Devil's Sea
08.  Same Thing
09.  Soulshine
10.  End Of The Line
11.  Stormy Monday

CD 2:
01.  Back Where It All Begins
02.  Hoochie Coochie Man
03.  No One To Run With
04.  Jessica
05.  crowd

Encore:
06.  Southbound >
07.  One Way Out >
08.  Whipping Post 

Allman Brothers Band - 1995-09-01 - Burgettstown, PA  (SBD)

The Allman Brothers appeared at Farm Aid in both 1997 and 2007. 

This soundboard recording captures the Allmans 2 years before their first Farm Aid appearance, on September 1, 1995, 3 decades ago today, in Burgettstown, Pa, which has been the site for numerous Farm Aid festivals.

Jerry Garcia Memorial - 1995-08-13 - San Francisco CA (SBD)

Jerry Garcia Memorial
1995-08-13
Polo Field
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco CA
Soundbaord recording
320 Kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
01. The Ceremony - Drum procession led by Baba Olatumji
02. Speeches from :
      - Debra Koons
- Annabel Garcia
- Wavy Gravy reciting Robert Hunter's "Elegy",
      - Bob Weir,
- Steve Parish
- Micky Hart
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzman
      - Paul Kanter
- Vince Welnick
- John Barlow
- Drum Inovation

03. It's All Too Much (The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA 3/18/95)
04. Iko Iko (The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA 3/18/95)
05. Dark Star > Wharf Rat > Dark Star (Capital Theater Rochester, NY 2/18/71)

CD 2:
01. Death Don't Have No Mercy (Shoreline Amphitheater Mt.View, CA 9/29/89)
02. Attics Of My Life (Studio Rehearsal 5/28/76)
03. Believe It Or Not (Greek Theater Berkeley, CA 7/17/88)
04. The Angels Laid Him Away (Studio outtake by Grisman & Tony Rice 1995)
05. Eyes Of the World > King Solomon's Marbels (Winterland SF, CA 10/19/74)
06. China Doll (Winterland SF, CA 10/19/74)
07. Not Fade Away (Reprise) > Knocking on Heaven's Door (Kaiser Center Oakland, CA 11/07/87)
08. Saint Stephen (Source Unknown 1/68)

CD 3:
01. Dark Star > Excerpt (The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA 9/21/72)
02. Alligator > Caution : Do Not Step On The Tracks Feedback
   (Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles, CA 8/23/68)
03. Doing That Rag (Fillmore West SF, CA 3/02/69)
04. Improvisation (UI Fieldhouse Iowa City, IA 2/24/73)

CD 4:
01. Visions Of Johanna (Salt Lake City, UT 2/21/95)
02. Playing In The Band (Hec Edmundson Pavillion Seattle, WA 5/21/74)

Jerry Garcia Memorial - 1995-08-13 - San Francisco CA (SBD)

On August 13, 1995, 30 years ago today and 4 days after Jerry Garcia left this earth, thousands of Deadheads flocked to Golden Gate Park for a memorial service held in his honor.  Family,  friends and band mates all paid tribute to the late guitarist, telling stories that made the crowd laugh and cry. At one point, when drummers led by by Baba Olatumji started pounding a familiar Bo Diddley beat, the tie-dyed crowd broke into a spontaneous rendition of Not Fade Away, a Dead concert staple. While the surviving band members decided not to play live, tunes from their past concerts, all selected by David Gans, host of the Grateful Dead Hour radio program, filled the air  This soundboard recording captures that day in its entirety and reminds you that "if love is real, not fade away."

Allman Brothers Band - 1995-08-09 - Wantagh, NY (SBD)

Allman Brothers Band
1995-08-09
Jones Beach Theater
Wantagh, NY
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Statesboro Blues (w/ Hook Herrera)
02. Midnight Rider
03. You Don't Love Me
04. Blue Sky
05. Ain't Wastin' Time No More
06. The Same Thing (w/ Danny Louis)
07. Dreams
08. Southbound (w/ Marc Ford & Chris Robinson)
09. End Of The Line
10. Back Where It All Begins
11. Hoochie Coochie Man
12. No One to Run With
13. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
14. Drums
15. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed

Encore
16. One Way Out
17. Ramblin' Man

Allman Brothers - 1995-08-09 - Wantagh, NY (SBD)

On Agust 9, 1995, 30 years ago today, the Allman Brothers, having heard the tragic news of Garcia's passing, decided that the show must go and dedicated their performance to Jerry, which Warren Haynes wrote about in the tune Patchwork Quilt. This soundboard recording captures that historic show, which featured guests appearances from Chris Robinson, Marc Ford, Hook Herrera and Danny Louis. It was only fitting in some ways that the Allmans were on stage the night Jerry passed, given the multitude of connections between the two. Both The Allmans and the Grateful Dead were renowned for their improvisational jams. Both bands had 2 drummers, had roots in blues, country, jazz, folk and bluegrass, and suffered tragic losses in the early 1970s only to rise to new heights. Both bands were connected to Bill Graham, and as a result frequently headlined both Fillmores. In fact, the Allmans closed the Fillmore East, while the Dead did likewise at the Fillmore West. In addition to their 1973 summer tour dates, The Dead and Allmans played 3 dates together in February 1970 at the Fillmore East. On December 31, 1973, the Grateful Dead took a rare break from performing on New Year’s Eve, so who else but the Allman Brothers stepped in to play a show at the Cow Palace. Of course, Jerry couldn’t stay away completely, as he and Bill Kreutzman showed up to join the Allmans for the encores.  And the relationship between the 2 bands continued long after the 1970s as we discussed in our Warren Haynes post earlier this month.

Bob Weir & Ratdog - 1995-08-09 - Hampton Beach, NH (SBD)

Bob Weir & Ratdog

1995-08-09

A Tribute to Jerry Garcia

Hampton Beach Casino

Hampton Beach, NH

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps 

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Tuning

02. Weir intro

03. Bombs Away >

04. Walkin' Blues

05. City Girls

06. Fever >

07. Eternity

08. Youngblood

09. Blackbird

10. K.C. Moan

11. Good Morning, Little Schoolgirl

12. The Winners >

13. This Time Forever >

14. Shade of Gray >

15. Heaven Help the Fool >

16. Drums

CD 2:

01. Bass Solo (Amasing Grace)

02. Easy Answers >

03. Throwing Stones

Encore:

04. Every Little Light

05. Knockin' on Heavens Door

Bob Weir & Ratdog - 1995-08-09 - Hampton Beach, NH (SBD)

Three decades ago today, on August 9, 1995, Jerry Garcia's long strange trip came to an end as he passed away in his sleep, succumbing to heart failure brought on by years of drug abuse. Ironically, he died at Serenity Knolls, a California treatment center for the very demons that finally ended his life. His brother in music, Bob Weir, who had played side by side with Garcia for some 30 years as part of the Grateful Dead, had a concert scheduled for that night in Hampton Beach, NH, on the other side of the continent. Weir would have been forgiven if he had cancelled the show and flew back to the Bay Area upon hearing the news. Instead, he courageously took the stage to pay tribute to Jerry the only way he knew how. As he said at the outset of the show, "Well, if there's anything our friend taught is, it's that music can be used to ease us through the sad times." Despite personal pain and loss, Weir delivered a stunning set of music, adjusting lyrics as he went along, in homage to his lost companion. For example, during Throwing Stones, he chanted "Papa's gone, we are on our own!" Bassist Rob Wasserman turned his solo into a moving rendition of Amazing Grace, which he dedicated to Garcia. The night ended the only way it could have, with Weir singing the sadly appropriate Knockin' on Heaven's Door, a song normally performed by Jerry to close Dead shows. As Weir left the stage, the crowd erupted in cries of "Jerry, Jerry", followed by the "Not Fade Away" chant (you know our love will not fade away), that for every Deadhead was a symbol of their love for the band and its music. Those of use who loved the Dead still miss Jerry. Our love will not fade away. Bob did his life long friend, and himself, proud that August 9 night. Download this soundboard from that show, listen closely, mourn a little, and then celebrate the music and life of Jerry Garcia.

Sheryl Crow - 1995-03-28 - Montreal, Canada (Ex Aud)

Sheryl Crow 

1995-03-28

Théâtre St-Denis

Montreal, Canada 

Excellent Audience Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Leaving Las Vegas

02. Love Is a Good Thing

03. Can't Cry Anymore

04. Run, Baby, Run

05. Hard to Make a Stand

06. Keep On Growing

07. Solidify

08. The Na-Na Song

09. All I Wanna Do

10. Coffee Shop

11. Strong Enough

12. D'yer Mak'er

13. What I Can Do for You

14. All I Wanna Do

15. I Shall Believe

Encore:

16. I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday

17. I Feel Happy

Sheryl Crow - 1995-03-28 - Montreal, Canada (Ex Aud)

Sheryl 1995 - Back To Back - #2: As promised yesterday, here's the 2nd half of our Back To Back set featuring Sheryl Crow on tour in 1995.  This one is an excellent audience recording from Motreal from March 28, 1995, 30 years ago today.

Sheryl Crow - 1995-03-27 - Toronto, Canada (FM)

Sheryl Crow

1995-03-27

Massey Hall

Toronto, Canada

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. radio host intro

02. Leaving Las Vegas

03. talk

04. Run Baby Run

05. talk

06. Keep On Growing

07. talk

08. Solidify  >

09. The Na-Na Song

10. talk

11. All I Wanna Do

12. talk

13. Strong Enough

14. talk

15. What I Can Do for You

16. talk-

17. All I Wanna Do (reprise)

18. talk

19. I Shall Believe

20. radio host outro

Sheryl Crow - 1995-03-27 - Toronto, Canada (FM) 

Sheryl 1995 - Back To Back - #1: When Sheryl Crow released the album Tuesday Night Music Club in August 1993, it garnered some critical accolades but very little public attention. Crow was featured in Rolling Stone’s “New Faces In Rock” section that year, but neither the album or its initial 2 singles charted. Finally, over a year later, the 3rd single from the disc, All I Wanna Do became a surprise smash hit, climbing to #2 on the Billboard charts and carrying the album to the #3 spot. By 1995, therefore, Sheryl was atop the rock world, the latest female artist to ascend to the throne of Queen of Rock. This FM broadcast captures Sheryl in Toronto on March 27, 1995, 3 decades ago today. Download this one, then come back tomorrow for the 2nd half of this Back To Back set.

Black Crowes - 1995-01-26 - Hamburg, Germany (FM)

Black Crowes
1995-01-26
Alsterdorfer Sporthalle
Hamburg, Germany
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Announcement NDR2 
02. Twice As Hard
03. Sting Me
04. Gone
05. High Head Blues
06. Thorn's Progress >
07. Thorn In My Pride
08. Seeing Things
09. Mellow Down Easy
10. Hard To Handle Introduction
11. Announcement NDR2
12. Hard to Handle
13. Wiser Time
14. P.25 London
15. Stare It Cold
16. Jealous Again
17. Announcement NDR2
18. Announcement NDR2
19. Ballad In Urgency
20.  She Gave Good Sunflower
21. Could I've Been So Blind
22. Remedy > Final Announcement NDR2

Black Crowes - 1995-01-26 - Hamburg, Germany (FM)

Black Crowes 1995 - Back to Back - #2: As promised yesterday, here's the 2nd part set of our Back To Back set featuring the Black Crowes in Germany in 1995 on tour in support of the album Amorica. This one is a soundboard recording from Hamburg from January 26, 1995, 3 decades ago today.

Black Crowes - 1995-01-25 - Berlin, Germany (FM)

Black Crowes

1995-01-25

Neu Welt

Berlin, Germany

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Intro > Hotel Illness

02. Sting Me

03. A Conspiracy > 

04. Ballad In Urgency Jam

05. P.25 London

06. Chat

07. Buttermilk Waltz Jam* > 

08. My Morning Song

09. Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye

10. Sometimes Salvation

11. Hard To Handle

12. High Head Blues

13. Grinnin'* 

14. She Gave Good Sunflower

15. Stare It Cold >

16. Jealous Again

17. Encore Break & Announcer Chatter

Encore:

18. Ballad In Urgency

19. Feelin' Alright

20. Wiser Time

21. Remedy (fades out)

Black Crowes - 1995-01-25 - Berlin, Germany (FM)

Black Crowes 1995 - Back to Back - #1: In November 1994, The Black Crowes released their 3rd album, entitled Amorica. The album cover, which featured a picture taken from a 1976 bi-centennial edition of Hustler that showed a bikini bottom that failed to cover all of a women’s pubic hair, generated a host of controversy. Some retailers refused to carry the album until the record company re-issued the disc with an alternate cover. Despite the controversy - or maybe because of it - Amorica climbed to #11 on the Billboard charts. This soundboard recording captures the Black Crowes on tour in support of their controversial album in Berlin on January 25, 1995, 30 years ago today. Download this one, then come back tomorrow for the 2nd part of this Back To Back set.

David Bowie - 1995-11-24 - Dublin, Ireland (SBD)

David Bowie

1995-11-24

Point Depot

Dublin, Ireland

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD1:

01. The Motel

02. Look Back In Anger

03. The Heart's Filthy Lesson

04. Scary Monsters

05. The Voyeur of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)

06. I Have Not Been to Oxford Town

07. Outside

08. Andy Warhol

09. The Man Who Sold The World

10. A Small Plot Of Land

11. Boys Keep Swinging

12. Strangers When We Meet

13. Jump They Say

14. Hallo Spaceboy

CD2:

01. We Prick You

02. Band Introductions

03. Nite Flights

04. My Death

05. DJ

06. Teenage Wildlife

07. Under Pressure

08. Moonage Daydream

David Bowie - 1995-11-24 - Dublin, Ireland (SBD) 

1995: In September 1995, David Bowie launched the Outside Tour in Hartford, the first of 27 shows of the North American leg of the run. The tour was in support of the album Outside, which marked the first time Bowie had worked with Brian Eno since the 1970s. On November 14, Bowie took the tour to Europe for a run of shows that would last thorugh February 1996. This soundboard recording captures Bowie in Ireland at the legendary Point Depot on November 24, 1995, 29 years ago today.