Johnny Cash - 1972-10-27 - Tulsa, OK (SBD)

Johnny Cash

with June Carter, Carl Perkins & The Statler Brothers

1972-10-27

Oral Roberts University Center

Tulsa, OK

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Sunday Morning Coming Down (cut)

02. Tennessee Flat Top Box

03. Oney

04. These Hands

05. I Still Miss Someone > Me And Bobby McGee

06. Orleans Parish Prison

07. Help Me > Jesus Was A Carpenter

08. Five Feet High And Risin’

09. That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine* 

10. Orange Blossom Special

11. Folsom Prison Blues

12. I Walk The Line** > Jackson** 

13. If I Were A Carpenter** > Help Me Make It Through The Night** 

14. Will The Circle Be Unbroken > Daddy Sang Bass

15. I See Men As Trees Walking > Last Supper

16. Children, Go Where I Send Thee

17. Peace In The Valley

18. A Thing Called Love

*with Carl Perkins

**with June Carter

Johnny Cash - 1972-10-27 - Tulsa, OK (SBD)

Johnny Cash, along with wife June Carter Cash, appeared at the first Farm Aid in 1985, one of the many country legends such as Glen Campbell, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, and of course, founder Willie Nelson, to perform at the inaugural event.  Cash returned in 1993, performing as part of The Highwaymen.

This soundbaord recording captures The Man In Black 13 years before the first Farm Aid, perfroming in Tulsa on October 27, 1972, 55 years ago today.  That year, Cash released the album A Thing Called Love, which climbed to #2 on the country charts as did the the title track. Cash is joined by his wife Jiune, who has mentioned appeared with him at the first Farm Aid and Carl Perkins, who performed at the 1990 edition of the festival.

Music For Montserrat - 1997-09-15 - London, UK (TV SBD)

Music for Montserrat

featuring Paul McCartney, Elton John, Eric Clapton, etc.

1997-09-15

Royal Albert Hall

London, UK

TV SBD Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included 

01. intro by George Martin

Carl Perkins

02. talk 

03. Blue Suede Shoes 

Midge Ure

04. talk - MC

05. talk - Midge Ure

06. Dancing With Tears In My Eyes 

07. Vienna 

Phil Collins

08. talk - George Martin

09. talk - Phil Collins

10. In The Air Tonight 

11. Take Me Home 

Arrow

12. talk 

13. Hot Hot Hot 

Jimmy Buffett

14. talk 

15. Volcano 

Mark Knopfler

16. talk - Phil Collins

17. talk - Mark Knopfler

18. Going Home 

19. talk 

20. Brothers in Arms 

21. talk 

22. Money For Nothing (with Sting, Phil Collins, Eric Clapton & Ray Cooper)

Sting

23. talk - Phil Collins

24. Message In A Bottle 

25. Fields Of Gold 

26. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic 

Elton John

27. talk - George Martin

28. talk - Elton John

29. Your Song 

30. talk 

31. Live Like Horses 

32. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me 

Eric Clapton

33. talk - Carl Perkins

34. Broken Hearted 

35. Layla (with Mark Knopfler)

36. talk 

37. Same Old Blues (with Mark Knopfler & Phil Collins)

Paul McCartney

38. talk - George Martin

39. talk - Paul McCartney

40. Yesterday 

41 talk 

42. Golden Slumbers (with Phil Collins, Mark Knopfler & Eric Clapton)

43. Carry That Weight > The End (with Phil Collins, Mark Knopfler & Eric Clapton)

44. talk - George Martin)

45. Hey Jude (with everybody)

46. Kansas City > Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey (with everybody)

47. talk - Paul McCartney & George Martin

Music For Montserrat - 1997-09-15 - London, UK (TV SBD)

1997: In 1979, George Martin, the legendary producer of The Beatles, financed the building of a recording studio on the Island on Montserrat in the Caribbean From 1979 to 1989, about 70 albums were recorded there, including Synchronicity by the Police and Brothers in Arms" by Dire Straits.  Unfortunately, in 1989, Category Four hurricane Hugo hit Montserrat, destroying almost 90 percent of all buildings on the island, including Martin's recording studio. Then, in 1995, the main volcano on the island, Soufriere Hills erupted, and once again the island was devasted. Martin then led an effort to stage a benefit concert to help rebuild the island. He assembled an all star cast of perfromers, all who had recorded on the island, including Carl Perkins, Phil Collins, Mark Knopfler, Jimmy Buffett, Sting, Elton John, Eric clapton, and Sir Paul McCartney.  For Perkons, it would be his last live performance prior to his death just a few months later in January 1998.  For McCartney, it was his first live performance in the wake of the death of hios wife Linda.  This TV soundboard recording captures the entire show, from the Royal Albert Hall in London, on September 15, 1997, 29 years ago today. A thanks to the blog Albums That Should Exist for the original files.

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Farm Aid - 1990-04-07 - Indianapolis, IN (FM + TV SBD)

Farm Aid 1990

1990-04-07

Hoosier Dome

Indianapolis, IN

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Bruce Hornsby

01. Look Out Any Window

02. The Valley Road

Carl Perkins

01. Matchbox

02. Blue Suede Shoes

Crosby, Stills & Nash

01. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes

02. This Old House (with  Neil Young)

Elton John

01. Daniel

02. I'm Still Standing

03. Candle In The Wind

Don Henley

01. End Of The Innocence (with Bruce Hornsby)

02. The Heart Of The Matter

John Hiatt

01. Paper Thin

02. Through Your Hands

03. Thing Called Love (with Bonnie Raitt)

Kris Kristofferson

01. I Am A Patriot

02. Under The Gun

Lou Reed

01. Last Great American Whale

02. Dirty Blvd.

John Mellencamp

01. Paper In Fire

02. Rain On The Scarecrow

03. Pink Houses

Neil Young

01. Rockin' In The Free World

02. Mother Earth 

Willie Nelson

01. Whiskey River > Stay A Little Longer > Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain

xx. Still Is Still Moving To Me (Missing)

Farm Aid - 1990-04-07 - Indianapolis, IN (FM + TV SBD)

1990s - #1: On September 22, 1985, Neil Young, Willie Nelson & John Mellencamp, inspired by Bob Dylan's pleas at Live Aid to help the family farmer in America, launched Farm Aid intending to do just that! That firs concert, which was held at the University of Illinois, attracted 80,000 fans and raised over $9 million. Over the past 4 decades, the effort has raised well over $75 million to help America's family farms while also serving a a key organization to raise awareness of the importance and plight of those farmers. This FM and TV SBD recording captures highlights from Farm Aid 1990, held in Indianapolis on April 7, 1990, 35 years ago today. The line up is filled with rock and roll hall of famers, imcluding the 3 founders!

1987 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1987-01-21 - New York, NY (SBD)

1987 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction

1987-01-21

Waldorf Astoria Hotel

New York, NY

TV Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Carl Perkins

01. Blue Suede Shoes (with Keith Richards, BB King)

Bo Diddley

01. Hey! Bo Diddley (with BB King, Smokey Robinson, Paul Butterfield, Chuck Berry)

John Fogerty

01. In The Midnight Hour

Roy Orbison

01. Oh, Pretty Woman (with Bruce Springsteen)

Smokey Robinson

01. Going To A Go-Go

1987 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1987-01-21 - New York, NY (SBD)

The 2nd Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony in 1987 featured a gigantic list of inductees who spanned the gamut from 1950's rock to blues to soul and more. Aretha Franklin became the first women inducted, though sadly the Queen Of Soul did not attend. BB King, Bo Diddley, and Muddy Waters, 3 blues legends, took their rightful place in the hall as did soulful legends Smokey Robinson and Jackie Wilson. Early legends such as Roy Orbison and Carl Perkins, Ricky Nelson and Bill Haley, also were part of the class of 1987. Musical moments included Orbison dueting with Bruce Springsteen on Pretty Woman, Carl Perkins backed by Keith Richards and BB King on Blue Suede Shoes, and Smokey Robinson leading an all star jam on Going To A Go Go.

This TV soundboard recording captures the musical highlights from that ceremony on January 21, 1987, 375 yesrs ago today.  A complete list of inductees is provided below:

Artist	Inducted By	Category
Aretha Franklin	Keith Richards	Performer
B. B. King	Sting	Performer
Big Joe Turner	Doc Pomus	Performer
Bill Haley	Chuck Berry	Performer
Bo Diddley	ZZ Top	Performer
Carl Perkins	Sam Phillips	Performer
Clyde McPhatter	Ben E. King	Performer
The Coasters	Lester Sill	Performer
Eddie Cochran	Mick Jones	Performer
Jackie Wilson	Peter Wolf	Performer
Marvin Gaye	Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson	Performer
Muddy Waters	Paul Butterfield	Performer
Ricky Nelson	John Fogerty	Performer
Roy Orbison	Bruce Springsteen	Performer
Smokey Robinson	Daryl Hall and John Oates	Performer
Ahmet Ertegun	Jann S. Wenner and Walter Yetnikoff	Non-Performer
Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller	Brian Wilson	Non-Performer
Jerry Wexler	Jann S. Wenner	Non-Performer
Leonard Chess	Ewart Abner	Non-Performer
Hank Williams	Seymour Stein	Early Influence
Louis Jordan	Seymour Stein	Early Influence
T-Bone Walker	Seymour Stein	Early Influence

Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session - 1985-10-21 - London, UK (SBD)

George Harrison & Carl Perkins

with  Dave Edmunds, Ringo Starr & Eric Clapton

1985-10-21

Limehouse Studios

London UK

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby

02. Your True Love

03. Discussion

04. The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise

05. That's All Right

06. Blue Moon Of Kentucky

07. Night Train To Memphis

08. Amen

09. Glad All Over

10. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On

11. Gone, Gone, Gone

12. Blue Suede Shoes

13.Blue Suede Shoes (Reprise)

Bonus Tracks

14. Honey Don't*

15. Johnny B. Goode**

*George with Carl Perkins band at Handmade Films party.

**George live with Denny Laine, Robert Plant and members of ELO & The Moody Blues at the Heartbeat Concert - Birmingham, England March 15, 1986

Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session - 1985-10-21 - London, UK (SBD)

ENGLAND -  On October 21, 1984, 35 years ago today and a night after he sat in with Eric Clapton, Carl Perkins was back on stage, this time with EC's good friend, George Harrison.  Clapton also made an appearance, as did Ringo Star and Dave Edmunds.  The concert, billed as Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session was an emotional tribute to Perkin's legendary career.  While this soundboard  recording doesn't contain the entire evening - a few songs are missing - its a still a must have for your collection.

Eric Clapton - 1985-10-20 - Surrey, UK (SBD)

Eric Clapton

with Carl Perkins

1985-10-20

Civic Hall

Guildford, Surrey, UK

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Tulsa Time

02. Motherless Children

03. I Shot the Sheriff

04. Same Old Blues

05. Tangled in Love

06. White Room

07. Hungry For You (Shaun Murphy - vocal)

08. Wonderful Tonight

09. She's Waiting

10. Lay Down Sally

11. Badge

12. Let it Rain

13. Double Trouble

CD 2:

01. Cocaine

02. Layla

Encore

03. Knock On Wood (Phil Collins - shared vocal)

04. You Don't Know Like I Know (Phil Collins - shared vocal)

05. Matchbox (Carl Perkins - vocal)

06. Blue Suede Shoes (Carl Perkins - vocal)

07. Good Night Irene (Carl Perkins - shared vocal)

Eric Clapton - 1985-10-20 - Surrey, UK (SBD)

ENGLAND - Eric Clapton's set list on October 20, 1985, 35 years ago today, at a concert in Surrey, his first show in back in the UK since March after completing a world tour, looked much like the one for every other show that year.  On the road in support of the album Behind The Sun, EC played several tunes from the new disc, such as Tangled In Love, She's Waiting and Same Old Blues, mixed in with earlier classics. Then the encore happened. As captured in this soundboard recording, Slowhand was joined on stage by Carl Perkins and Phil Collins, for a rollicking run of tunes featuring Matchbox and Blue Suede Shoes, 2 songs Perkins had helped make famous. By the way, this guest appearance sets the stage for one of tomorrow's posts, but you'll have to wait 24 hours for that one!

Johnny Cash - 1981-04-23 - Stuttgart, West Germany, (SBD)

Johnny Cash,
with Jerry Lee Lewis & Carl Perkins
1981-04-23
Stuttgart, Germany
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Get Rhythm*
02. I Forgot To Remember To Forget*
03. Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad**
04. That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine**
05. Matchbox***
06. I'll Fly Away****
07. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On *****
08. Rockin' My Life Away *****
09. Blue Suede Shoes***
10. There Will Be Peace In The Valley For Me****
11. Can The Circle Be Unbroken****
12. I Saw The Light > Outro ****

*Johnny Cash
**Johnny Cash & Carl Perkins
***Carl Perkins
****Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins & Jerry Lee Lewis
*****Jerry Lee Lewis

Johnny Cash - 1981-04-23 - Stuttgart, West Germany, (SBD)

The Highwaymen - Together & Solo #4: In addition to being part of the Highwaymen, Johnny Cash was also a member of the Million Dollar Quartet, along with Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins. Those 4 came together for a recording session  on December 4, 1956 at Sun record Studios in Memphis.  Incredibly, the recording remained lost in the Sun archives until 1981 when17 tracks were discovered and released. Additional tracks have been leased since. Moreover, the nistoric session spawned a entire Broadway musical, which ran for two years and included almost 500 performances. This soundboard recording captures 3/4 of the Million Dollar Quartet on tour together in Europe on April 23, 1981, 3 dozen years ago this very day!

 

Johnny Cash & Carl Perkins – 1973-09-03 – Manchester, UK (SBD)

Johnny Cash
with Carl Perkins
1973-09-03
Free Trade Hall
Manchester, UK
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

The Tennessee Three:
01. 706 Union

Carl Perkins:
02. CC Rider
03. Matchbox
04. Green, Green Grass Of Home
05. One More Loser Goin’ Home
06. Boppin’ The Blues
07. Me And Jesus
08. Blue Suede Shoes

Johnny Cash:
09. Big River
10. Sunday Morning Coming Down
11. City Of New Orleans
12. The Ballad Of Barbara
13. I Still Miss Someone
14. Me And Bobby McGee
15. These Hands
16. A Boy Named Sue
17. Goin’ To Memphis
18. Five Feet High And Rising
19. That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine
20. Hey Porter
21. I Walk The Line
22. Jackson
23. If I Were A Carpenter ->  Help Me Make It Through The Night
24. Follow Me
25. Help Me
26. The Last Supper
27. Allegheny
28. Will The Circle Be Unbroken
29. Daddy Sang Bass
30. A Thing Called Love

Johnny Cash & Carl Perkins – 1973-09-03 – Manchester, UK (SBD)

Johnny Cash appeared at the First Farm Aid in 1985, and was back in both 1992 and 1993.  In all 3 cases, he performed with the Highwaymen, the all star band which also included  Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson. and Farm Aid founder, Willie Nelson.  Carl Perkins appeared at Farm AId in 1990, performing his classic renditions of Matchbox and Blu Suede Shoes.

This soundboard recording captures Cash and Perkins on tour together, in Manchester on September 3, 1973, 43 years ago today.

Derek & The Dominos - 1970-11-05 - Nashville, TN (SBD)

Derek & The Dominos

with Carl Perkins & Johnny Cash

1970-11-05

Johnny Cash Show Taping

Ryman Auditorium

Nashville, TN

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. It's Too Late

02. Got To Get Better In A Little While

03. Matchbox

04. Matchbox

05. Matchbox

06. Blues Power

Taping for show.  Actually aired on January 6, 1971 

Derek & The Dominos- 1970-11-05 - Nashville, TN (SBD) 

1970 - On November 5, 1970, 44 years ago today, Derek and The Dominos went into the studio at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville to tape a television broadcast. The band, led by Eric Clapton, was in the middle of its only US tour, but took a break to film a segment for the Johnny Cash show. Ironically, the show wouldn’t air on TV until January 1971, when the band was falling apart from drug abuse which caused tension and paranoia among the band members. During the tapings, the band played 3 of its classics, It’s Too Late, Got To Get Better In A Little While and Blues Power. The highlights of the session, however, are the 3 takes on Matchbox, during which Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins joined the Dominos. The last of the 3 takes made the TV broadcast (as did It’s Too Late) and the site of 3 rock legends, Clapton, Cash and Perkins, on stage together, side by side playing guitar, was one for the ages. Download this soundboard recording to hear that historic moment , then check out you-tube where you can find the video!