AC/DC 1977-01-30 Haymarket Festival Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

AC/DC
1977.01.30
Haymarket Festival
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Broadcast Date: 2007.05.26
As heard on Triple J's 'Impossible Music Festival'

Lineage
FM Broadcast-->Stereo-->PC Line-in-->Sound Forge-->.wav-->Flac Frontend-->.flac

Track Listing
01. Jailbreak
02. The Jack
03. Can I Sit Next To You Girl
04. High Voltage
05. Rocker
06. Long Way To The Top


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AC/DC 1977-09-17 Konserthuset Göteborg, Sweden

Band: AC/DC
Venue: Konserthuset
City: Göteborg
Country: Sweden
Date: September 17 1977
Taper: Unknown
Recording Equipment: Unknown
Tour: Let There Be Rock European Tour


Lineage: Trade > Tape > Philips standalone CD burner CDR777 > CDR > EAC "Secure Mode" > Wave > Traders Little Helper > Flac 6


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Soundquality: I´d rate this one 7,5 out of 10.
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***** Thought it was time to go back and share some vintage AC/DC. The band also played in Malmö, Stockholm & Örebro on this Tour.

This isn´t the best sounding recording but it´s an over 30 years old audience taping. *****

Setlist:

1.  Live Wire
2.  Problem Child
3.  Bad Boy Boogie
4.  Hell Ain´t A Bad Place To Be
5.  Dog Eat Dog
6.  Whole Lotta Rosie
7.  High Voltage
8.  Baby, Please Don´t Go
9.  I´m A Rocker

Bonus Track:


11. Interview Bon Scott **


**  Sports Arena, Toledo, OH October 2 1978


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Queen 1981-02-17 Budokan Tokyo, Japan

 

Teo Torriatte - Queen

Live in Tokyo, Budokan, Japan
february 17th, 1981

Teo Torriatte (Silver CD) ---> FLAC


Disc 1

01. SE
02. We Will Rock You
03. Let Me Entertain You
04. Play The Game
05. Mustapha
06. Death On Two Legs
07. Killer Queen
08. I'm In Love With My Car
09. Get Down Make Love
10. Rock It
11. Save Me
12. Now I'm Here
13. Everybody All Right
14. Dragon Attack
15. Now I'm Here (Reprise)
16. Love Of My Life


Disc 2

01. Keep Yourself Alive
02. Drum Solo
03. In The Death Cell
04. Execution Of Flash
05. Guitar Solo
06. Sakura Sakura
07. Guitar Solo
08. Vultan's Theme
09. Battle Theme
10. Flash's Theme
11. The Hero
12. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
13. Bohemian Rhapsody
14. Tie Your Mother Down
15. Another One Bites The Dust
16. Sheer Heart Attack
17. Teo Torriatte
18. We Will Rock You
19. We Are The Champions
20. God Save The Queen
21. Announcement

another mr Peach recording! :-)

enjoy and keep lossless!!

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Queen 1974-05-04 Waterbury Theater New York, NY

 

Queen
Live In Waterbury '74
Waterbury Theater
New York, NY
May 4, 1974

1.  Procession
2.  Father To Son
3.  Ogre Battle
4.  Son And Daughter
5.  Great King Rat
6.  Liar (cut)
Running Time: 31 min

info from sleeve

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KISS 1976-01-26 Cobo Hall, Detroit, MI

Source: Soundboard recording
Location: Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.
Date: January 26, 1976
Bootleg title: Detroit Rock 2nd Night
Bootleg label:
Catalogue #:
Artwork: No
Comments:
Review:

Disc 1: (74:12)
1-01 Deuce
1-02 Strutter
1-03 C'mon And Love Me
1-04 Hotter Than Hell
1-05 Firehouse
1-06 She - Guitar Solo
1-07 Parasite
1-08 Nothin' To Lose
1-09 Bass Solo - 100,000 Years - Drum Solo
1-10 Black Diamond
1-11 Cold Gin
1-12 Rock And Roll All Nite
1-13 Let Me Go, Rock And Roll


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Bob Dylan 1992-09-02 Orpheum Theater Minneapolis, MN

Bob Dylan, 9/2/92, Minneapolis, 2CDR

LB-3225, (71min+51min), from master; not much above 17k; excellent sound [A]

CD1
1 Everything Is Broken 2 Friend Of The Devil 3 All Along The Watchtower 4 Under The Red Sky 5 Tangled Up In Blue 6 Watching The River Flow 7 Silvio 8 Little Moses (acoustic) 9 Boots Of Spanish Leather (acoustic) 10 A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (acoustic w band) 11 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (acoustic w band) 

CD2
1 Unbelievable 2 Simple Twist Of Fate 3 Ballad Of A Thin Man 4 Maggie's Farm 5 What Good Am I? 6 Highway 61 Revisited 7 It Ain't Me, Babe (acoustic)

Please retain this info file and its LB number as a marker for this lossless set
and if you spread it please list it in the description to avoid others getting duplicates
 

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Bruce Springsteen 1972-02-00 The Backdoor Club, Richmond, VA

Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band

Title: Exit Through The Back Door
Label: Yellow Cat Records
Catalog #: YC-041/042
Format: 2 Silver CDs
Source: Audience
Bruce Base: N/A
Story Teller: N/A                
Total Time: 1 hour 31 minutes 01.35 seconds        
Date: February 1972
Location: The Backdoor Club, Richmond, VA

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Original Silver Disc -> EAC (secure) -> wav -> TLH -> flac (Level 8) (Align On Sector Boundaries).

Include: Log file, md5 (wav/flac), ffp, m3u (wav/flac), shntool_info/len, Complete Artworks (600dpi), Info file and Par2 recovery files to 10%.


Setlist:

Disc 1: (45:30.25)

01 I Just Can't Change (7:02.15)
02 All I Wanna Do Is Dance (8:16.62)
03 Down To Mexico (5:38.55)
04 Bless My Soul (12:07.50)
05 Magic Kind Of Loving (5:12.10)
06 Love Is A Crazy Thing (7:12.58)


Disc 2: (45:31.10)

01 The Band's Just Boppin' The Blues (13:17.45)
02 Down To Mexico (4:57.05)
03 Instrumental (12:58.10)
04 Bright Lights, Big City (14:18.25)

 
Notes:

Ripped from original silver discs.


Silver CD provided by Fever'74
Extracted and Scanned by hrubesh.


Extracted on 2018-01-27


Hope you Enjoy!
hrubesh

 

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Bruce Springsteen 1971-10-30 VCU New Gym, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA

Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band
Title: Bruce 1971
Label: Good Taste Records
Catalog #: BSR7172
Format: One 12" Black Vinyl Records
Source: Audience
Bruce Base: http://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971#301071
Story Teller: http://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971-10-30+-+VCU+NEW+GYM%2C+VIRGINIA+COMMONWEALTH+UNIVERSITY%2C+RICHMOND%2C+VA
Total Time: 41 minutes 52.16 seconds
Date: October 30, 1971
Location: VCU New Gym, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, USA

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Original Vinyl -> Pioneer Quartz-Direct Drive PL-640 -> Transferred with Cable -> wav -> Nero Wav Editor -> click remove, Split -> TLH -> flac (Level 8) (Align On Sector Boundaries).

Include: md5 (wav/flac), ffp, m3u (wav/flac), Frequency-Spectral Analysis, shntool_info/len, Complete Artworks, Info file and Par2 recovery files to 10%.


Setlist:

Disc: (41:52.16)

A1 I Got My Mojo Working (6:43.45)
A2 Living Rock And Roll (5:11.74)
A3 Talking About My Baby (9:11.13)

B1 Hootchie Kootchie Man (11:00.37)
B2 The Ballad Of Jesse James (9:44.72)


Note:
Good Taste 1004 in the cover back.


For more information regarding this boot, visit Brucebase or Killing Floor:

http://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971#301071

http://www.brucespringsteen.it/DB/detrec.aspx?code=LPB11


LP provided by Paolo C.
LP transferred and edited by hrubesh.


Transferred on 2016-09-07


Hope you Enjoy!
hrubesh

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Bruce Springsteen 1972-03-17 Richmond Arena Richmond, VA

Non Über Project Volume One: Richmond, VA 1972/03/17

The Bruce Springsteen Band Live At Richmond, Virginia
March 17, 1972 - Richmond Arena

DISC 1
DO IT WITH A FEELING (10:36)
CHEROKEE QUEEN (5:54)
LOOK TOWARDS THE LAND (9:22)
MAMA I'M COMING HOME (7:44)
NOT FADE AWAY / BO DIDDLEY’S A GUNSLINGER (8:50)
HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN (12:20)
WHEN YOU DANCE (13:54)

DISC 2
WHEN YOU DANCE* (13:54)
GOIN’ BACK TO GEORGIA (6:08)
GOT MY MOJO WORKIN’ (7:53)
IT’S ALL OVER NOW, BABY BLUE (11:55)

*Included On Both Discs.


THE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BAND
Bruce Springsteen: Guitar, Vocals
Garry Tallent: Bass
Vini Lopez: Drums
Steve Van Zandt: Guitar, Vocals
David Sancious: Keyboards


Compiled by Audio2575, Special thanks to Pedro, Greasylake, Brucebase, Springsteenlirycs.com,Backstreets, Night, Tinker West and the man himself: Bruce Springsteen.

Stereo Soundboard Recording > 1/4" - 2 Track Reel Tape > Cassete Tape > .WAV > ProTools


Welcome to the NON-Uber Series release of a great classic concert from the Bruce Springsteen Band. This is Volume 1 of what I hope will be many more to come.

In this set, all songs are in stereo, which was not available for any of the songs, including "Cherokee Queen" and "Hoochie Coochie Man" which have always been in mono. "Mama I'm Comin' Home" is certainly a highlight here-- the definitive recording of it, as well as a rockin' song. "When You Dance" is a near complete recording with only a small dropout (as the March 14 rehearsal also has), but gains points as being a much more high energy live performance than the rehearsal take, with comparable sound quality and fantastic stereo guitar play between Bruce and Steve.

This recording comes from a set of 2 cassette tapes that I acquired in 1983 from a guy at a record store in Bloomfield, NJ. The tapes somehow got lost in the shuffle, and I had actually listened to them many years ago, but had thought that I now had these recordings on CD. I recently discovered the two tapes while trying to find songs for my "20th Century Songs" set.

When I had found these tapes earlier this year, I had hoped that as the UBER series of recording was being released, that this recording would help to dislodge some of the long held recordings that the "old fans" have in their possession and are kept between a small group of collectors, for the rest of the Bruce community to never hear. Unfortunately, this plan to uncover more lost gems like this was not successful... so, this is my offering to you. As I go through the remainder of these old tapes, I hope to discover more of the same.

Audio2575 - GreasyLake.org



This set is not for sale! It is here for fans, ALL the fans! Please share it with all that you wish to.


ARTWORKS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS TORRENT!

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Bruce Springsteen 1971-05-15 Newark State Colleg, Union, NJ(SBD)

Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band

Title: The Bruce Springsteen Story Vol 05 - Dr Zoom And The Sonic Boom
Label: E Street Records
Catalog #: ES21 ACD/OSA
Format: 1 Silver CDs
Source: Soundboard
Bruce Base: https://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971#150571a
Story Teller: https://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971-05-15%20-%20NEWARK%20STATE%20COLLEGE%2C%20UNION%2C%20NJ
Total Time:  1 hour 17 minutes 46.12 seconds
Date: May 15, 1971
Location: Newark State Colleg, Union, New Jersey, USA

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Original Silver Disc -> EAC (secure) -> wav -> TLH -> flac (Level 8) (Align On Sector Boundaries).

Include: Log file, md5 (wav/flac), ffp, m3u (wav/flac), shntool_info/len, Complete Artworks (600dpi), Info file and Par2 recovery files to 10%.


Setlist:

Disc: (77:46.12)

01 Group Therapy (7:39.50)
02 Pretty Little Woman (9:09.02)
03 Look Toward The Land (6:11.58)
04 Going Back To Georgia (8:55.62)
05 Last Night In Texas (9:16.63)
06 Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow (12:10.42)
07 Jambalaya (8:39.35)
08 The Zoom Song (2:24.25)
09 Lady Of Boston (13:18.50)


Notes:

Ripped from original silver discs.


For more information regarding this boot, visit Brucebase:

https://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971#150571a


Silver CD provided by Fever'74
Extracted and Scanned by hrubesh.


Extracted on 2018-01-26


Hope you Enjoy!
hrubesh
 

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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill)1971-01-23 The Upstage Coffeehouse, Asbury Park, NJ

 

Steel Mill
January 23, 1971
The Upstage Coffeehouse, Asbury Park, NJ


01 Sweet Melinda
02 Oh Mama Why
03 He's Guilty

Brucebase 2019
1971-01-23 - THE UPSTAGE, ASBURY PARK, NJ
SWEET MELINDA / OH MAMA / HE'S GUILTY (THE JUDGE SONG)
One show, double bill, with Steel Mill headlining and National Debt opening. This was advertised as the final Steel Mill gig and current evidence supports this, including Springsteen noting this fact at D'Scene earlier in the week. The dissolution of Steel Mill was amicable. Apparently, Bruce had informed members in December, prior to a Christmas trip to California, of his desire to explore other musical directions. Speaking of his brief, five-month (September 1970 - January 1971) Steel Mill tenure, vocalist Robbin Thompson has commented: "it was a strange thing. No one really knew why I was in the band….but about half way through I knew the band, as it was, wasn't going to last, especially me."

Jeannie played The Upstage the night after the show listed above.
The Upstage Coffeehouse was a great place – small and intimate with a listening crowd. I remember climbing the stairway that led to the tiny backstage area. The stage itself was compact, but didn't discourage the musicians on hand to jam at times on my solo sets – Bruce, Garry Tallent, Vini Lopez, Steven Van Zandt, "Southside" Johnny Lyon, and my good friend, the late clarinet/sax player, Terry Loughran. I sang and banged on the old, out-of -tune upright piano or strummed my Martin guitar, while Tinker taped the music onto his reel-to-reel recorder. (I still have the original tape of the show on January 24th. The band, "Odin", with their lengthy, spacey, instrumental, acid-rock music, played that night, also.)
Songs: "Feel Like A Woman", "Back Here", "Livin' In The Country", "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere", "The World's A Sad Place", "Black Skies", "No One's Lesson But Your Own".
-Jeannie Clark Fisher

The above-mentioned partial setlist is taken from a very good quality soundboard recording that is now in circulation. This material has yet to appear on any mainstream CD boot, but can be found on the CDR 'Legend Of Steel Mill' (Vintage Masters). The audio features continuity between songs and marks the first ever appearance of any Springsteen audio from The Upstage. These three songs are culled from early in the set and may possibly be the show's opening three numbers. This is also the first time a rendition of "Sweet Melinda" has surfaced in nice sound quality. The remainder of the show has not surfaced.

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Bruce Springsteen 1972-01-21 The Captain's Garter, Neptune, NJ

Title: N/A

Label: N/A
Catalog #: N/A
Format: 1 cdr
Source: Audience Tape
Bruce Base: http://www.brucebase.org.uk/gig1972.htm#1        
Story Teller: N/A                
Total Time: 51 minutes 26 seconds            
Date: 21st January 1972        
Location: The Captain's Garter, Neptune, NJ

Transfer & Generation info: - Cdr trade -> EAC (Secure) -> Flac

01 Bottle Of Red Wine (4:09)
02 You Know My Love (12:17)
03 Why's It So Hard (11:36)
04 Confessin' The Blues (13:52)
05 Sweet Miss Sally (9:32)
 

From Brucebase:
No set details known. One show, triple bill, with The Sundance Blues Band opening for Inferno and headliner Ruby Falls & The Rock City Band. This was the opening of a 3 night residency for the Sundance Blues Band, and the group’s only-ever performances at this venue. The line-up of the Sundance Blues Band for this residency was Southside Johnny, Van Zandt, Tallent, Lopez and David Sancious. Springsteen, who had only just returned from a month-long stay in California, joined the band onstage for elements of this and the following two nights shows.

The above-mentioned setlist is taken from an audience recording of very good to excellent quality that is close to soundboard standard and makes for enjoyable listening. Although the audio has now been positively linked to this residency, it is not yet established from which of the three nights it emanates. There are discernible edits between songs so this may be a “compilation” of material from one or more of these three nights. There doesn’t sound as if there are more than a few dozen people in the audience, consistent with the group being the early evening opener for this residency.

Vini Lopez handles the lead vocal on Eric Clapton’s “Bottle Of Red Wine”. Steve Van Zandt provides the Greg Allman-ish vocal on Willie Dixon’s “You Know My Love” (mentioned as being inspired by Otis Rush’s cover version). A highlight is the mesmerizing “Why’s It So Hard?”, written by Springsteen but sung here by Southside Johnny (there’s no Bruce-led vocal rendition in circulation). David Sancious’ organ playing on this track is nothing short of spellbinding. Springsteen provides the lead vocal on Walter Brown’s immortal “Confessin’ The Blues” and John Lee Hooker’s boogie romp “Sweet Miss Sally”. Bruce is playing rhythm guitar on all tracks. This material tends to circulate under a variety of dates, sometimes with audio from other 1971 shows added on.

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Bruce Springsteen - 1972-02-xx "The Really, Truly, Complete Backdoor club Tapes"

Bruce Springsteen - 1972-02-xx "The Really, Truly, Complete Backdoor club Tapes"

Bruce Springsteen
The, Really, Truly, Complete Backdoor Club Tapes
Recorded live in February 1972 with The Bruce Springsteen Band


Disc 1
Down The Road Apiece 6:12
Make Up Your Mind 5:50
Like A Stranger 10:46
I Remember #1 15:10
I'm Into Something Good 2:55
Take Out Some Insurance 2:24
Down To Mexico #1 5:22
When You Dance 16:58 

Disc 2 
Magic Kind Of Lovin' 5:53
Love Is A Crazy Thing 6:04
Band's Just Boppin' The Blues 12:53
I Just Can't Change 6:27
All I Want To Do Is Dance #1 7:45
Down To Mexico #2 5:32
Bless My Soul #1 11:47 

Disc 3 
Down To Mexico #3 5:03
Darkness, Darkness 12:22
Sitting On Top Of The World 10:18
Bright Lights, Big City 14:03
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue 11:16
Cowboys Of The Sea 10:50

Disc 4
Down To Mexico #4 5:42
Something You Got 8:20
All I Want To Do Is Dance #2 7:27
I Remember #2 14:29
Bless My Soul #2 11:38
 

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Bruce Springsteen 1971-07-23 Damrosch Park, Lincoln Center. NYC

 

Bruce Springsteen
1971-07-23    
Damrosch Park, Lincoln Center. NYC
CD Title – Summertime In NYC ( Freedom For America Records – 876 544-2 )
SBD Recording
Lineage : My Sliver Cd – extracted EAC – WAV – Traders Little Helper Flac 8 – You  
Artwork & Info Included

C. C Rider   10:43
You Mean So Much To Me  6:31
C’mon Billy, Break Up The Wine ( Nothing Can Stop Me Now )   7:04
I,m In Love Again   5:29
Dance Dance Dance    8:06
You Don’t Leave Me Much Choice   8:56
Jambalaya   13:02

Total Time  59:54

 

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Bruce Springsteen 1971-09-01 Garfield Park, Long Branch, NJ(Bosstrade)

Title: N/A

Label: N/A
Catalog #: N/A
Format: 1 Cdr
Source:     Audience        
Bruce Base: http://www.brucebase.org.uk/gig1970.htm#49
Story Teller: N/a                
Total Time: 1 hour 5 minutes 44 seconds              
Date: 1st September 1971                
Location: Garfield Park, Long Branch, NJ

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Flac Download
 
01 Little Queenie (start cut) (4:29)
02 Bright Lights Big City (9:09)
03 Don't You Want To Be An Outlaw (5:40)
04 Jumpin' Jack Flash (1:06)
05 It's Time To Go Home (5:03)
06 I've Got To Have You Baby (5:05)
07 You Better Be Nice To Me (5:04)
08 Route 66 (5:46)
09 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (5:49)
10 Dance Dance Dance (7:58)
11 Jumbeliah (10:35)        

Notes:

bosstrade@gmail.com
 

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Bruce Springsteen 1971-09-01 Garfield Park, Long Branch, NJ(lossy sourced))

 

1971-09-01 - GARFIELD PARK, LONG BRANCH, NJ

Setlist:

Little Queeni (start cut)
Bright Lights, Big City
Don't You Want to be an Outlaw
Jumpin' Jack Flash 
It's Time to go Home
I've Got to have you baby
You better be nice to me, baby
Route 66
The Night they drove old Dixie Down
Dance Dance Dance
Jambalaya (ROLL OVER) (with Tinker West et al.)

LITTLE QUEENIE (start cut, 4:20) / BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY (8:05) / DON’T YOU WANT TO BE AN OUTLAW (6:50) 
/ JUMPIN’ JACK FLASH - IT’S TIME TO GO HOME (5:55) / I’VE GOT TO HAVE YOU BABY (5:03) / YOU BETTER BE NICE TO ME, BABY (5:01)
 / ROUTE 66 (5:46) / THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN (5:47) / DANCE DANCE DANCE (with Tinker West) (6:45) 
/ JAMBALAYA (ROLL OVER) (with Tinker West et al.) (12:38)

One show, triple bill, with the five-member Bruce Springsteen Band headlining. The support acts for this show were originally
Sweet Chariot and Tumbleweed, but it appears that the latter were replaced at the last minute by The Joe Hagstrom Squeak Band
. This was an outdoor show orchestrated by Tinker West’s Blah Productions. Garfield Park is located at the intersection of 
Broadway and Ocean Ave, near the ocean. The above-mentioned ten-song, partial setlist is culled from a 66-minute audience 
recording of this show, none of which has ever appeared on any mainstream boot and all of which remains in very limited 
circulation. Unfortunately the taper utilized a cheap recording device. The sound quality is consistent but is weak (fair), 
although it’s not horrible. While the opening seconds of “Little Queenie” are missing, all other songs are complete. 
However this performance apparently lasted nearly two hours, so there’s quite a bit missing and discernible edits can be hear
d in between songs on the audio source.

The line-up for this show is Springsteen, Van Zandt, Sancious, Tallent and Lopez. 
Although Bruce handles all the lead vocals, the performance is unusual in that Springsteen is on piano for most of these ten
 songs from this show. Sancious plays the organ and Steve Van Zandt handles much of the guitar chores. Tinker West guests on 
congas on “Dance Dance Dance” and the rousing finale “Jambalaya” (which also features an unidentified walk-on troupe of 
backing vocalists consisting of inner circle troops and members of both undercard bands). Highlights of this show are 
“The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down” (the only known Springsteen performance), as well as the only known audio of two Spring
steen compositions, “It’s Time To Go Home” (also known by the title “Festival”) and “You Better Be Nice To Me, Baby”. 
"Don't You Want To Be An Outlaw" is also known by the title "Ballad Of Jesse James".
 

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Bruce Springsteen 1971-09-01 Garfield Park, Long Branch, NJ(The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down)

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down


Date: 1971-09-01
Location: Garfield Park, Long Branch, NJ

Label: Brucetapes
Catalog #: - 001

Taper: ?
Source: Audience
Transferred By: ?
Transfer & Generation info:  Unknown gen tape > CD > EAC > 44khz 16bit to 96khz 24bit conversion (r8brain highest quality > Reaper 2.105  ("remastering") >
rendering back to 44khz 16bit (highest quality >  CD Wave 1.96.1 >Trader's Little Helper 2.0.1 (FLAC 8, SBE fix)

Remastering notes:
Some pops/clicks removed, and cuts between tracks crossfaded.
Different eq settings was used on both channels, and stereo image slighty rotated and expanded to create fake stereo effect (original copy is mono).
Vocals on original version had a really bad distortion, so i tried to lower it using multiband compression & parametric eq.
Some reverb was also used. Vocals might be slighly lower in remastered version, but hopefully listening is now more easy to ears.
All editing was done 96khz 24bit.


01 Little Queenie (start cut) (4:26)
02 Bright Lights Big City (8:10)
03 Don't You Want To Be An Outlaw (6:37)
04 Jumpin' Jack Flash (1:03)
05 It's Time To Go Home (5:04)
06 I've Got To Have You Baby (5:07)
07 You Better Be Nice To Me (5:00)
08 Route 66 (5:51)
09 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (5:49)
10 Dance Dance Dance (7:57)
11 Jumbeliah (10:34)

Total time: 65:38

Notes:

Track 01 start cut.
Some edits/cuts between tracks

ONE show, triple bill, with the 5-member BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BAND headlining. The support acts were acoustic trio NASH, LARGE & ROSS (who opened) and
SUNNY JIM.
This was an afternoon, outdoor show orchestrated by Tinker West’s Blah Productions. Garfield Park is located at the intersection of Broadway and Ocean Ave, near the
ocean.
The above-mentioned 10-song, partial setlist is culled from a 66-minute audience recording of this show, none of which has ever appeared on any mainstream boot and all
of which remains in very limited circulation. Unfortunately the taper utilized a cheap recording device. The sound quality is consistent but is weak (fair), although it’s not
horrible.
While the opening seconds of “Little Queenie” are missing, all other songs are complete. However this BSB performance apparently lasted nearly 2hrs, so there’s quite a
bit missing and discernable edits can be heard in between songs on the audio source.

The BSB line-up for this show is Springsteen, Van Zandt, Sancious, Tallent and Lopez. Although Bruce handles all the lead vocals, the performance is unusual in that
Springsteen  is on piano for most of these 10 songs from this show. Sancious plays the organ and Steve Van Zandt handles much of the guitar chores. Tinker West guests
on congas on “Dance Dance Dance” and the rousing finale “Jumbeliah” (which also features an unidentified walk-on troupe of backing vocalists consisting of inner circle
troops and members of both undercard bands). Highlights of this show are “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down” (the only known Springsteen performance – and its great),
as well as the only known audio of two Springsteen compositions, “It’s Time To Go Home” (also known by the title “Festival”) and “You Better Be Nice To Me”
 

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Bruce Springsteen 1971-12-17 The Ledge Bar, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

 

The Bruce Springsteen Band
DOWN THE ROAD APIECE 
Decenber 17, 1971** (See below)
The Ledge Bar, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey
Label: Golden Stars
Format: 1CD 
Catalog #: GZCD1071
Source: Audience 
Total Time: 1 hour 10 minutes 56 seconds


Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Original Silvers -> Eac (Secure) -> Flac (Level 8, Align on SB, Verify)


Black Widow Spider (10:18) 
She's A Woman (3:54) 
C.C. Rider (6:27) 
Down The Road Apiece (4:04) 
You Mean So Much To Me (5:20) 
Nothing Can Stop Me Now (4:43) 
Last Night In Tulsa (4:32) 
Goin' Back To Georgia (7:56) 
'Instrumental Intro' (11:43) 
Darkness Darkness (5:44) 
Dance Dance Dance (6:15)

Notes: 
Performed as "The Bruce Springsteen Band" 


Brucebase Info:- 
Full set details are not known. ONE show, triple bill, with the 5-member BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BAND headlining. Undercard acts are SOUTHERN CONSPIRACY and POWERHOUSE. Held at “The Ledge”, a club-coffeehouse located within the school’s Student Union facility.

The above-mentioned partial setlist is taken from a circulating 35-minute audience recording of poor quality that has a notorious history of being cannibalized. 
The MC’s introduction and the first two songs can be found on boot CD “DOWN THE ROAD APIECE” (Golden Stars)**. The remainder of the audio has never appeared on any mainstream boot but is circulating via private CDR sources, usually with no time-venue identification. Typically the final two or three tracks of this 35-minutes of audio are found combined with audio from an unrelated performance (see 03/12/71 listing in Brucebase). “Walking The Dog” is complete but it usually circulates incomplete. Only the first 3 minutes of “When You Dance” is in circulation. 

Unfortunately it sounds as if the taper placed his microphone in the middle of a table of student drinkers, so the band’s performance is obscured by close proximity crowd noise and chatting. However the conversation does confirm the venue as being The Ledge. Although it seems likely that more of this performance would have been recorded by this source, only the 35 minutes of audio has surfaced to date. Collectors should note that the remaining 54 minutes of audio found on 
the “DOWN THE ROAD APIECE” CD is from an outdoor gig at Brookdale Community College on 10/07/71**, not from this Rutgers show as that CD’s liner notes claim.

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Bruce Springsteen 1971-12-11 Student Prince, Asbury Park, NJ

Title: N/A

Label: N/A
Catalog #: N/A
Format: 1cd
Source: Audience                    
Bruce Base: http://www.brucebase.org.uk/gig1970.htm#535
Story Teller: N/A                
Total Time: 25:03                  
Date: 11th December 1971                    
Location: Student Prince, Asbury Park, NJ

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Cdr Trade -> EAC (Secure) -> Wav -> Flac (Level 8, Align on SB, Verify)    

COMING HOME (9:12)/ WALKING THE DOG (9:00)/ ONLY YOU KNOW AND I KNOW (7:32)
ONE show 9:30PM to 1AM, with the Bruce Springsteen Band the sole act on the bill. A typical BSB gig at this club consisted of four 40-minute
sets separated by healthy intermissions (2½ hrs total playing time).

The above-mentioned partial setlist is from an audience recording that probably dates from this December period and probably comes from this venue.
Precise details cannot be determined.

01 COMING HOME (8:15)
02 WALKING THE DOG (9:28)
03 ONLY YOU KNOW AND I KNOW (7:20)
                        
Notes:
Tape warp in places.
Very poor sound.

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Bruce Springsteen 1971-12-03 The Student Prince Asbury Park, NJ

The Bruce Springsteen Band - The Student Prince (3-12-1971)

Setlist:

1. Sweet Miss Sally
2. She's Leaving
3. Key To The Highway
4. Sure Can Feel The Pain


Brucebase:

ONE show with The Bruce Springsteen Band the lone act on the bill.

A typical performance at The Student Prince consisted of three or four 40-minute sets
with healthy breaks in between. The above-mentioned partial setlist is taken from a
circulating 40-minute audience recording of only fair quality that has never been issued
on any mainstream boot. This audio circulates via custom CDR sources, typically
alongside some of the audio from the 17/12/71 Rutgers gig. The audio evidence suggests
a fairly empty premises for this night's show. While this is clearly a late period BSB
club performance, the precise date and venue is not verified. The Student Prince is the
most likely location, however it is possible this audio is from one of the Jan 1972
BSB shows at Captain's Garter or the 15/04/72 Rutgers show. From an historical standpoint
the key tracks are "She's Leaving" (later recorded as a solo demo - here it's performed
with the band) and the excellent "Sure Can Feel The Pain". "Sweet Miss Sally" is sometimes
titled "Mistress Annie" by some sources.

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