Saturday, August 5, 2023

Neil Young 1973-09-22 Roxy Theater, Los Angeles, CA(Early Show)

Neil Young and The Santa Monica Flyers
22 September 1973, Early Show
Roxy Theater, Los Angeles, California

Master Audience Recording > ? >  "Sunset Stip" Silver Bootleg CD >
EAC Secure > FLAC Frontend (8)

49:53 minutes - Sound: Good (-) to Good (+)
Minor hiss, occasional distortion - the taper pressed the pause
button after most tracks creating those annoying speed wows.

 1. Tonight's The Night
 2. Mellow My Mind
 3. World On A String
 4. Speakin' Out
 5. Albuquerque
 6. New Mama
 7. Roll Another Number
 8. Tired Eyes
 9. Tonight's The Night
10. The Losing End

Neil Young - vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica
Ben Keith - pedal steel guitar, piano, vocals
Nils Lofgren - guitar, piano, accordion, vocals
Billy Talbot - bass, vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals


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Neil Young 1973-09-21 The Roxy, Los Angeles, CA(late)




Neil Young & the Santa Monica Flyers
The Roxy, Los Angeles, CA
9-21-73 Late Show audience recording

1st gen cassette -- Pro Tools -- wav -- flac

01 Tonight's the Night
02 Mellow My Mind
03 World on a String
04 Speakin Out
05 Albequerque
06 New Mama
07 Roll Another Number
08 Tired Eyes (inc.)
09 Tonight's the Night
10 Cowgirl in the Sand

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Neil Young 1973-09-20 Roxy Theater, Los Angeles, CA(Late Show)(revised)

and The Santa Monica Flyers

Roxy Theater, Los Angeles, California
September 20, 1973, Late Show

Lineage unknown

Speed adjusted (106.6 stretch) and right channel amplified for better balance with Adobe Audition 3.0.1
Tracked with CD Wave, encoded to flac 8 with Flac Frontend, tagged and verified


01. Tonight's The Night 6:20
02. Mellow My Mind 3:09
03. World On A String 4:50
04. Speakin' Out 6:41
05. Albuquerque 5:01
06. New Mama 2:37
07. Roll Another Number 4:59
08. Tired Eyes 5:35
09. Tonight's The Night 9:04
10. Cowgirl in the Sand 9:47

Total time: 58:07


Neil Young - vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica
Ben Keith - pedal steel guitar, piano, vocals
Nils Lofgren - guitar, piano, accordeon, vocals
Billy Talbot - bass, vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals


Revised by pernod/Bert13
Saturday, March 19, 2010


Thanks to Cyrus and Babbo1 for the source.

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Neil Young 1973-09-20 Roxy Theater Los Angeles, CA(late)

Neil Young and The Santa Monica Flyers
20 September 1973, Late Show
Roxy Theater, Los Angeles, California

Lineage unknown

 1. Tonight's The Night
 2. Mellow My Mind
 3. World On A String
 4. Speakin' Out
 5. Albuquerque
 6. New Mama
 7. Roll Another Number
 8. Tired Eyes
 9. Tonight's The Night
10. Cowgirl in the Sand

Neil Young - vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica
Ben Keith - pedal steel guitar, piano, vocals
Nils Lofgren - guitar, piano, accordion, vocals
Billy Talbot - bass, vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals
 

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Neil Young 1973-03-31 Oakland Coliseum Oakland, CA

Neil Young
03-31-1973, Oakland Coliseum
Oakland, California
w/ The Stray Gators And Graham Nash

source: low gen aud > ? > cdr > cdr >macintosh > bias peak > xACT 1.5b3 > sbe's & flac

01. The Loner
02. Time Fades Away
03. Don't Be Denied
04. Lookout Joe
05. Old Man
06. Heart Of Gold
07. I Am A Child
08. Sugar Mountain
09. After The Goldrush
10. Tell Me Why
11. Alabama
12. Last Dance
>>> New Mama <<< MISSING
13. Yonder Stands The Sinner
14. Southern Man (partial, Neil quits)

info from Sugar Mountain (thanks Tom)
<http://members.cruzio.com/~tah/sets/19730331.html>
notes: New Mama missing from this copy
there are edits, the show is a tad hot in spots and there is some hiss.
listen to the samples :-)
But.......this is the historic show where Neil just walks off the stage after just starting Southern Man.
You can hear Graham Nash say "what about all of these people?"

Here's what Pete Long wrote in Ghosts On The Road (pg 55) :
Towards the end of the tour Young abandoned the early acoustic set as a response to the rowdiness of the audiences.
In particular, the concert at The Oakland Coliseum became infamous.
During Southern Man a fan, making his way towards the stage, was set upon by a securityguard.
Seeing this happen Young stopped playing and amid the confusion left the stage.
Unfortunately many members of the audience did not appreciate exactly what was going on and their response was predictably hostile.
(thanks Pete)

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Neil Young 1973-03-26 Anaheim Convention Center Anaheim, CA

Neil Young w/The Stray Gators & Crosby and Nash
1973-03-26
Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim, CA

AUD > Unknown Generation > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC

Disc 1:
The Loner
Time Fades Away
Don't Be Denied
Lookout Joe
Old Man
Heart of Gold
Sugar Mountain

Disc 2:
Alabama (tape flip)
Last Dance
New Mama
Yonder Stands The Sinner
Southern Man
Are You Ready For The Country?
Cinnamon Girl (cut)


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Wednesday, August 2, 2023

Neil Young 1973-03-25 The Forum Inglewood, California

Neil Young 1973-03-25 The Forum Inglewood, California   
w/ The Stray Gators And Crosby & Nash

source: low gen aud > ? > cdr > cdr >
 macintosh > xACT 1.5b3 > flac

1. Sugar Mountain
2. Tell Me Why
3. Old Man
4. Heart Of Gold
5. L.A.
6. The Loner
7. Time Fades Away
8. Don't Be Denied
9. Lookout Joe

1. Intro
2. Alabama
3. Last Dance
4. New Mama
5. Yonder Stands The Sinner
6. Southern Man
7. Are You Ready For The Country? (cut)
8. Cinnamon Girl (dropouts)

nfo from Sugar Mountain (thanks Tom)
<http://members.cruzio.com/~tah/sets/19730325.html>
 
w/ The Stray Gators And Crosby & Nash

source: low gen aud > ? > cdr > cdr >
 macintosh > xACT 1.5b3 > flac

1. Sugar Mountain
2. Tell Me Why
3. Old Man
4. Heart Of Gold
5. L.A.
6. The Loner
7. Time Fades Away
8. Don't Be Denied
9. Lookout Joe

1. Intro
2. Alabama
3. Last Dance
4. New Mama
5. Yonder Stands The Sinner
6. Southern Man
7. Are You Ready For The Country? (cut)
8. Cinnamon Girl (dropouts)

nfo from Sugar Mountain (thanks Tom)
<http://members.cruzio.com/~tah/sets/19730325.html>
  

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Neil Young 1973-03-25 The Forum Los Angeles, CA(2nd gen)

 Here to you a different source for this show
(This comes from a 2nd generation tape different source of the previous just torrented)
This version has the last 2 songs missing (not taped)

I upload this show because this version was not too much circulate
Hope you like

Enjoy

A.V.

Neil Young & the Stray Gators

Forum,Los Angeles,California
March 25, 1973

01 Sugar Mountain
02 Tell me Why
03 Old man
04 Heart of gold
05 L.A.
06 The Loner
07 Time fades away
08 Don't be denied
09 Lookout Joe
10 Alabama
11 Last dance
12 New Mama
13 Yonder stands the sinner
14 Southern man

15 Are you ready for the country (missing - not taped)
16 Cinnamon girl (missing not taped)

Total Time = 01:20:48 minutes

Graham Nash - vocals, guitar
Ben Keith - pedal steel guitar
Jack Nitzsche - piano, vocals
Tim Drummond - bass
Johnny Barbata - drums
Neil Young - vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica
David Crosby - vocals, guitar


Analog 2nd generation tape
Lineage equipment : sorry I don't know
Transfer : TECHNICS STEREO CASSETTE DECK RS-BX601>EDIROL R09-HR>CARD>WAVE 24 bit 48 Khz>PC>GOLDWAVE
(Resampled at 16 bit, 44.1 Khz - Pitch adjusted - Editing of cuts and level - no Equalization - Track split)>FLAC Level 6
+ fingerprint + Md5

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Neil Young 1973-03-22 Winterland, San Francisco, CA

Neil Young
03-22-1973, Winterland, San Francisco, California
w/ The Stray Gators and Crosby & Nash


source : low gen aud > ? > cdr > cdr > macintosh

xACT 1.5b3 > wav > xACT 1.5b3 > flac
thanks to a great northern california friend

for this one   

01. Sugar Mountain
02. I Am A Child
03. After The Goldrush
04. Old Man
05. Heart Of Gold
06. The Loner
07. Band Intros

08. Time Fades Away   
09. Don't Be Denied  
10. Lookout Joe  
11. Tuning and Talk  
12. Alabama  
13. Last Dance  
12. Yonder Stands The Sinner  
13. New Mama  
14. Southern Man  
15. Are You Ready For The Country?  
16. Cinnamon Girl 


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Neil Young 1973-03-22- Winterland, San Francisco, CA(A.V.)

This is a show requested

I have this source on DAT and reiceved 2 CD-R transfered from the master.
The sound quality of both is identic, so I taked the 2 CD-R and ripped
them with EAC, because it was just edited.
Encoded in FLAC with sector Boundaries Alligned + Fingerprint + Md5

I don't know the lineage equipment sorry
It's an Audience recording, but the quality is really good.

No Artcovers

Enjoy

A.V.


NEIL YOUNG with the STRAY GATORS

Winterland, San Francisco, California
March 22, 1973

CD 1

01 Sugar Mountain
02 I Am A Child
03 After The Gold Rush
04 Old Man
05 Heart Of Gold
06 The Loner
07 intro band
08 Time Fades Away
09 Don't Be Denied
10 Lookout Joe
11 introducing David Crosby and Graham Nash
12 Alabama
13 Last Dance

CD 2

14 Yonder Stands The Sinner
15 New Mama
16 Southern Man
17 Are You Ready For The Country?
18 Cinnamon Girl


Neil Young - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
David Crosby - vocals, guitar
Graham Nash - vocals, guitar
Ben Keith - pedal steel guitar, vocals
Jack Nitzsche - keyboards
Tim Drummond - bass
Johnny Barbata - drums


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Tuesday, August 1, 2023

Neil Young 1973-03-17 Seattle Coliseum Seattle, WA

Neil Young
03-17-1973, Coliseum, Seattle, Washington
w/ The Stray Gators and David Crosby

 source: low gen aud > ? > cdr > cdr >
 macintosh > xACT 1.5b3 > flac

Disk 1

   1. Sugar Mountain
   2. Tell Me Why
   3. Old Man
   4. Heart Of Gold
   5. tuning...
   6. Time Fades Away
   7. tuning...
   8. L.A.
   9. tuning...
  10. Lookout Joe
  11. tuning...
  12. Don't Be Denied
   
Disk 2
 
   1. intermission
   2. Are You Ready For The Country?
   3. Last Dance
   4. dialogue/tuning
   5. Yonder Stands The Sinner
   6. dialogue/tuning
   7. New Mama
   8. Southern Man
   9. Cinnamon Girl
  10. Alabama

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Neil Young 1973-03-17 Seattle Coliseum Seattle, WA



Neil Young & The Stray Gators w. David Crosby:
Harvest/Time Fades Away Tour-Seattle Coliseum-March 17, 1973-
Master Tape-OFFENDING TRACK REMOVED

Master tape>dat>cd-r>Bias Peak Pro 5>XACT>flac

The Stray Gators:
Ben Keith-pedal steel
Tim Drummond-bass
Johnny Barbata-drums
Jack Nitzsche-piano.
(Young replaced drummer Kenny Buttrey with Johnny Barbata halfway through the Harvest/Time Fades Away 1973 Tour after Young kept complaining that Buttrey wasn't playing loud enough.)

This was a controversial tour.
To capitalize on the enormous sales of the "Harvest" album, Young's management booked Young & The Stray Gators on a lengthy three-month tour of America,
playing in large arenas (venues that Neil disparagingly called "barns"), from January 5 to March 31, 1973.
Band members, well aware that "Harvest" was raking in the money, put Young in a sour mood right off the bat by demanding $100,000 each for the tour.
Young got angry, agreed, and then said, "Are ya happy now? Is that gonna make you play better?"

On top of that, not long before the first concert, on November 18, 1972, guitarist Danny Whitten (also in Crazy Horse) overdosed on the same day that Neil kicked him out of the band.
Whitten was "too far gone" to even remember how to play the songs during tour rehearsals.
Young had hoped that being in a band and going on tour would inspire Whitten to clean up his act and rediscover his talent as a musician.
It didn't, and Whitten folded under the pressure. Young wrote "Don't Be Denied" (performed at this Seattle concert) on November 19, the day after Whitten overdosed on alcohol and Valium.

The 1973 tour itself was a wild, unpredictable ride across the country, a Jekyll and Hyde affair.
The demands, pressures, and expectations of the crowds, management, and personalities in the band got to Neil.
Neil drank lots of tequila and was often unpleasant to be around. He yelled at Kenny Buttrey.
Jack Nitzsche yelled at Neil and even took a leak on the carpet of Young's hotel room.
The vibes in the band were frequently tense. The Stray Gators were loaded much of the time on smoke, booze, and coke.
Almost deliberately sabotaging his "Harvest" success, Young often got way "out there," and you never knew which Neil you were going to get on a given night.

Two-thirds of the way through the tour, Young lost his voice. Shows were rescheduled, and to help out, Crosby and Nash were added for the two last weeks of dates.
Their presence overloaded an already "heavy scene." Crosby got coked up and acted like "royalty," making himself a pain to be around.
Loaded in Long Beach, he actually fell off the stage and injured himself. The last night of the tour, March 31 in Oakland, was the scene of a riot after a cop beat up a rowdy fan.
The band fled the stage. Not exactly the high note you'd like to end a tour on.

So should we dismiss all of the Harvest/Time Fades Away 1973 concerts and subsequent "Time Fades Away" album documenting the tour? (Neil calls the album "The worst record I ever made.")
Absolutely not. This is one of my favorite all-time Young tours (along with 1976 & 1978).
I caught the band at a rescheduled show with Crosby & Nash in Phoenix (several songs from this show are on the "Time Fades Away" album) and the concert was marvelous.
The tour setlist is a killer, with many superb songs being performed. Many of these shows have a great "edgy" feel to them.
A number of them kick ass. Amidst the wild, ragged glory and abandon the bands plays with, there's definitely brilliance and sparks flying during the tour's best concerts.

This Seattle gig is one of these. Neil is in good humor and fine form. I do not hear Nash on this show, I think only Crosby guests on this one.
This is also one of the better-quality shows, sound-wise, from the 1973 tour. I rate it VG/EX. Song samples provided.
A lot of the information here comes from Neil's excellent authorized biography, "Shakey," by Jimmy McDonough, which is a must-read (1973 tour info is on pages 384-401).
Enjoy.

Setlist: Disc One (75:20)
01. Sugar Mountain
02. Tell Me Why
03. Old Man
04. Heart Of Gold
05. Time Fades Away (cut)
06. L.A.
07. Lookout Joe
08. Don't Be Denied
09. Are You Ready For The Country? *
10. Last Dance *
11. Yonder Stands The Sinner (very end cut) *
DELETED-ON TIME FADES AWAY LP
12. Tuning Banter *

Disc Two (25:34)
13. New Mama *
14. Southern Man *
15.  Cinnamon Girl *
16.  Alabama *

* David Crosby
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Neil Young 1973-03-17 Seattle Center Coliseum Seattle, WA

Artist: Neil Young
Date: 1973-03-17
Location: Seattle, WA
Venue: Seattle Center Coliseum
Source: Audience
Lineage: Master Reels @ full track mono>Tandberg Model 11>Wavelab 96/24 1ch mono>wav 44.1/16 2ch mono>flac
Taping Gear: Tandberg Model 11 R2R deck, Sony ECM-22P mic
Taped and Transferred By: JEMS

Band Members:
Neil Young - guitar, vocals, harmonica, piano

The Stray Gators
Ben Keith - pedal steel guitar
Jack Nitzsche - piano, vocals
Tim Drummond - bass
Johny Barbata - drums

Setlist:
01. Intro
02. Sugar Mountain
03. Tell Me Why
04. Old Man
05. Heart Of Gold
06. Time Fades Away
07. Band Introduction
08. L.A.
09. Lookout Joe
10. Don't Be Denied
11. Are You Ready For The Country?
12. Last Dance
13. Yonder Stands The Sinner
14. New Mama (very end cut)
15. Southern Man
16. Cinnamon Girl
17. Alabama

Length: 100:37

Notes:
JEMS master recording. This is a very good to excellent sounding recording. This recording has been available for years now but this is the first time the master reels have ever been properly digitized (April 2010). This show captures Neil Young and his backing band The Stray Gators touring in support of his Time Fades Away album. This is a good show but Neil is plagued with guitar problems and spends about a quarter of show tuning his guitar. Also of note David Crosby and Graham Nash join Neil onstage for Old Man.
 


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