Tuesday, August 4, 2026

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.

bosstrade@gmail.com

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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.

bosstrade@gmail.com
 

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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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John Lennon The Lost Lennon Tapes Episodes 050-051


Episode 050
89-02: The Year Two Preview (January 2-8, 1989)
The Great Wok's 1979 New Year's Resolution
Forthcoming Jams And Rehearsals
Partials: Instrumental 42 - The Beatles; San Fransisco Bay Blues - J.L.; Tequila Jam - J.L. w/ Elephant's Memory; Whatever Gets You Through The Night - J.L. w/ P.O. Nuclear Band (reh.)
Complete: Rip It Up - J.L. (Double Fantasy jam)
Lennon & The Beatles Live
Partials: I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles (Star Club); Too Much Monkey Business - The Beatles (BBC '63); Yer Blues - J.L. w/Clapton, Richard & Mitchell ("R&R Circus" reh.); You Can't Do That - The Beatles (Melbourne, 6-15-64)
Complete: Come Together - J.L. w/E's Memory (NYC, 8-30-72)
Spoken Word Samples Featuring: John; Yoko; Aunt Mimi; Paul McCartney; Cynthia Lennon; Julian Lennon; Sean Ono Lennon; & Dr. Winston O'Boogie
Alternate Studio Takes & Mixes
Partials: Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - The Beatles; A Day In The Life - The Beatles; Dig It - The Beatles; Rock & Roll People - J.L.
Complete: Dear Yoko - J.L. (a capella); Dear Yoko - J.L. (basic track)
Unreleased Songs & Home Demos
Partials: #9 Dream - J.L.; Mirror Mirror - J.L. (take 4); John Henry - J.L.
Complete: She Is A Friend Of Dorothy's - J.L. 

Episode 051
89-03 (January 9-15, 1989)
Lennon On The Air In Hollywood, Pt. 1
Come Together - The Beatles
Subterranean Homesick Blues - Harry Nilsson (partial)
Mind Games - John Lennon
Rubber Soul Spotlight
Drive My Car - The Beatles
Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - The Beatles (take 1; partial)
Norwegian Wood - The Beatles (take 4; early mix)
Lennon On The Air In Hollywood, Continued
[Superstition - Stevie Wonder (partial)]
Cold Turkey - John Lennon [partial]
Hold On - John Lennon
Lennon On The Air In Hollywood, Continued
Get Up, Stand Up - The Wailers (partial)
[Walls And Bridges radio spot]
I'm The Greatest - Ringo Starr
One To One Jam, 8/21/72
Hound Dog/Long Tall Sally - John Lennon & Elephant's Memory

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John Lennon The Lost Lennon Tapes Episodes 049-050


Episode 049
89-01: Best Of The Lost Lennon Tapes - Year One (December 26, 1988-January 1, 1989)
Lennon Live
Twist & Shout - Beatles (Sweden, 10/24/63)
Whatever Gets You Through The Night - Elton John & John Lennon (Thanksgiving '74)
Studio Jammin'
Honey Don't/Don't Be Cruel/Matchbox - Plastic Ono Band Rock-A-Billy Rave-Up Redux
Spoken Word/Interview Highlights
John on art school; Aunt Mimi Throwing his poetry out; On critics who don't have a clue
Poems: The Neville Club / Jock & Yorno
Julian & Sean's first interviews
Sean at 4 years: "With A Little Help"
Favorite Unreleased Demos
Strawberry Fields Forever - John Lennon (earliest ac. guit)
News Of The Day (From Reuters) - John Lennon
Whatever Happened To... - John Lennon (take 2)
Favorite Unreleased Studio Takes
Across The Universe - The Beatles (alternate mix)
How Do You Sleep? - John Lennon (early take)


Episode 050
89-02: The Year Two Preview (January 2-8, 1989)
The Great Wok's 1979 New Year's Resolution
Forthcoming Jams And Rehearsals
Partials: Instrumental 42 - The Beatles; San Fransisco Bay Blues - J.L.; Tequila Jam - J.L. w/ Elephant's Memory; Whatever Gets You Through The Night - J.L. w/ P.O. Nuclear Band (reh.)
Complete: Rip It Up - J.L. (Double Fantasy jam)
Lennon & The Beatles Live
Partials: I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles (Star Club); Too Much Monkey Business - The Beatles (BBC '63); Yer Blues - J.L. w/Clapton, Richard & Mitchell ("R&R Circus" reh.); You Can't Do That - The Beatles (Melbourne, 6-15-64)
Complete: Come Together - J.L. w/E's Memory (NYC, 8-30-72)
Spoken Word Samples Featuring: John; Yoko; Aunt Mimi; Paul McCartney; Cynthia Lennon; Julian Lennon; Sean Ono Lennon; & Dr. Winston O'Boogie
Alternate Studio Takes & Mixes
Partials: Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - The Beatles; A Day In The Life - The Beatles; Dig It - The Beatles; Rock & Roll People - J.L.
Complete: Dear Yoko - J.L. (a capella); Dear Yoko - J.L. (basic track)
Unreleased Songs & Home Demos
Partials: #9 Dream - J.L.; Mirror Mirror - J.L. (take 4); John Henry - J.L.
Complete: She Is A Friend Of Dorothy's - J.L.

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Paul McCartney & Wings -Sentimental Jambouree(MCCD130-131)

1-1        Bip Bop
1-2        Smile Away
1-3        Mumbo
1-4        Give Ireland Back To The Irish
1-5        1882
1-6        I Would Only Smile
1-7        Blue Moon Of Kentucky
1-8        The Mess
1-9        The Best Friend
1-10        Soily
1-11        I Am Your Singer
1-12        Say You Don't Mind
1-13        Henry's Blues
1-14        Seaside Woman
2-1        My Love
2-2        Mary Had A Little Lamb
2-3        Maybe I'm Amazed
2-4        Wild Life
2-5        Hi Hi Hi
2-6        Long Tall Sally
2-7        Mary Had A Little Lamb
2-8        The Best Friend
2-9        Soily
2-10        1882
2-11        I Am Your Singer
2-12        Say You Don't Mind
2-13        Henry's Blues


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Dio 1983-10-07 Civic Center Santa Monica, CA

DIO SANTA MONICA CIVIC SANTA MONICA, CA (USA)
OCTOBER 7th 1983 (BROADCAST FEBRUARY 18, 1984)
WPLR FM/RKO RADIO NETWORKS CAPTURED LIVE FM BROADCAST
ANALOG MASTER FROM THE JOE MALONEY ARCHIVE
TRANSFERED AND PRESENTED BY KRW&CO

LINEAGE FM BROADCAST ANALOG MASTER>NAKAMICHI DR-1>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 
WAV (24/48KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS WAV 16/44.1> TLH FLAC (LEVEL 8) 

YOUR HOST Jim Ladd

THE BAND
Ronnie James Dio  vocals
Vivian Campbell  guitar
Jimmy Bain  bass
Vinny Appice  drums
Claude Schnell  keyboards 

SET LIST
1 Intro
2 Stand Up & Shout
3 Straight Through The Heart
4 Shame On The Night
5 Stargazer
6 Solo Vivian Campbell
7 Heaven And Hell (tape flip edit at 30;25 real time) 
8 Holy Diver
9 Rainbow In The Dark
10 Man On The Silver Mountain/Starstruck
11 Outro

MANY THANKS TO JOE FOR SHARING HIS ARCHIVE. 

PLEASE DONT POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS OR SELL THIS RECORDING. 
PLEASE DO NOT ALTER THIS RECORDING IN ANY WAY. 
THANK YOU. AS ALWAYS, ENJOY. CHEERS KRW_CO 

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Neil Young 1983-02-08 Carmichael Auditorium Chapel Hill, NC

Neil Young
1983-02-08
Carmichael Auditorium
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Solo Trans Tour

Lineage: Recording Equipment Unknown > 3rd Gen Analog > DA T > CDR > wa v > tlh > flac(8)

01.  Dan Clear Talk
02.  The Old Laughing Lady
03.  Motor City
04.  Revolution Blues
05.  Don't Let It Bring You Down
06.  Soul Of A Woman
07.  Are There Any More Real Cowboys?
08.  Old Man
09.  My Boy
10. Helpless
11. Dance Dance Dance
12. Heart Of Gold
13. Don't Be Denied
14. Dan Clear Talk
15. Pocahontas
16. Sail Away
17. Powderfinger
18. Ohio
19. Human Highway
20. After The Gold Rush
21. Transformer Man
22. My My, Hey Hey (Out Of The Blue)
23. Mr. Soul
24. Comes A Time
25. I Am A Child
26. Computer Age

Best place to split for CDR would be before Track 14 Dan Clear Talk.

Notes: For my 1st upload to Dime, I thought I would share something that hopefully some people might not have.  

This was Neil's 1st concert in the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill area of North Carolina. The concert was intensely sold out. I know, I tried to get tickets from day one.
The audience was quite and respectful in the beautiful confines of Carmichael Auditorium on the campus of UNC. Neil complimented them during a mid concert interview on Trans Television.

Dan Clear is played by actor Newell Alexander. He continues to act. He just filmed a small part for TV show "Justified" and also works as a musician .  

Neil Young - vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica, piano, guitjo
Larry Cragg - drums, banjo, pedal steel guitar
Joel Bernstein - vocoder, synclavier, synthesizer and acoustic guitar

Thanks to FZ for the show & Mr. D for the technical help.

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The Rolling Stones 1995-03-28 Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia(RH016/017)


The Rolling Stones
Live at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia
1995 03 28
Voodoo Rain Dance RH016/017
Contrast clause : different from Keef Sings Happy Weeping Goat [WG-037-038]

CD-R’s got in a trade. (Verbatim 52X – 700MB).
Many thanks to the original taper and uploader!
EAC (secure mode) > WAV > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8 > Tracker > You
Spectogram analysis made / Checksums included

CD 1:
1. Not Fade Away
2. Tumbling Dice
3. You Got Me Rocking
4. It's All Over Now
5. Shattered
6. Sparks Will Fly
7. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
8. Beast of Burden
9. Love In Vain
10. Midnight Rambler
11. I Go Wild
12. Miss You
13. Honky Tonk Women

CD 2:
1. Happy
2. The Worst
3. Sympathy For The Devil
4. Gimme Shelter
5. Street Fighting Man
6. Start Me Up
7. It's Only Rock'n Roll (But I Like It)
8. Brown Sugar
9. Jumping Jack Flash

Bonus tracks: Melbourne, March 27, 1995

10. Live with me
11. Angie
12. Sweet Virginia
13. Rock and a hard place
14. Love is strong


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KISS 1974-07-16 Independence Hall, Baton Rouge, LA


Source: Audience recording
Location: Independence Hall, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, U.S.A.
Date: July 16, 1974
Bootleg title:
Bootleg label:
Catalogue #:
Artwork:
Comments:From master tape. Small cuts in both "Deuce" and "Strutter".
Review:

Disc 1: (31:07)
1-01 Deuce
1-02 Strutter
1-03 She - Guitar Solo
1-04 Firehouse
1-05 100,000 Years - Drum Solo
1-06 Black Diamond

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KISS 1992-04-23 The Stone San Francisco, CA

KISS
April 23, 1992
San Francisco, CA
The Stone
"Revenge" Tour

Source: AUD > "Secret Show '92" Silver CDs > WAV > FLAC

Setlist:
CD1:
Love Gun
Deuce
Heaven's On Fire
Parasite
Shout It Out Loud
Strutter
Calling Dr. Love
I Was Made For Lovin' You
100,000 Years
Unholy
Take It Off

CD2:
God Of Thunder
Lick It Up
Firehouse
Tears Are Falling
I Love It Loud
I Stole Your Love
Cold Gin
Detroit Rock City
I Want You

Notes:
Eric Singer's debut performance with KISS, sourced from the "Secret Show '92" silver CD set.
Partial recording, but this is all that circulates from this source.

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White Lion 1991-05-11 Große Jurahalle, Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz, Germany

White Lion
Große Jurahalle, Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz, Germany 
1991-05-11

Audience Master Recording

Recorded and Transferred by Stephane

Received via Wetransfer from Koondog a/k/a RushFan
Edited and mastered by mats666 (2023-06-04)

Lineage: Sony WMD6C > CD-R > EAC > WAV > Wetransfer > Audacity/Adobe Audition (edits/EQ, Limiter) > dBpoweramp >
wav 16/44 > TLH (fixing SBE`s) > CD wave editor (Track Splits) > dBpoweramp > FLAC (level 8)

01. Lights and Thunder
02. Hungry
03. Tell Me
04. Fight to Survive
05. Little Fighter
06. Love Don't Come Easy
07. Don't Give Up
08. Broken Heart
09. Blue Monday
10. Cry for Freedom
11. Warsong
12. She's Got Everything
13. Leave Me Alone 
14. Wait
15. All You Need Is Rock 'n' Roll
16. When the Children Cry
17. Radar Love


 

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Bob Dylan-Complete Electric Gashcat Compilation

 

Bob Dylan-complete Electric Gashcat- 4 discs
This is another jewel from my Harddiscs
A must have for all Dylanfans and many others
 

Lineage: My HD>TLH>HC>You
I changed the original torrent by deleting double artwork and rearranging info files.
 

Artwork and fingerprints are included.
 

What I have is what you get, enjoy!
Thanks to the original uploader.
Below is the original and highly interesting comment.


Electric Gashcat (the Nite Crash Ballads) is an organized compilation of circulating Bob Dylan Columbia Studios Recording 
Session Outtakes for 1965-1966.  As with the FSorJOTS project, alternate mixes and live performances are included for 
interest and comparison. In particular, the live performances were selected as a sampling of what the Nite Crash experience 
could be like outside the studio, mid-late 1965 and into 1966.  Multiple stage band lineups were used with noticeable 
technical differences and contrasting playing styles.  There was a world of evolution in presentation maturity, song tempo, 
and togetherness of vocals and support playing.  Little surprise that the same could be said for the studio sessions 
themselves.  Sometimes it makes sense to try and place things in time line order and then picture the music 
(and the musical processes) as the sessions came down individually and over a period of time.  
Hopefully, Electric Gashcat can be helpful in attaining such a goal.  At the same time, we also appreciate the slightly 
improved sanity of having these classic takes located and arranged in a more accessible fashion!  Maybe you will too.  
As always, ENJOY - and buy Bob Dylan's officially released recordings (you owe it to him; you owe it to yourself).
    
The FSorJOTS comments regarding source quality and information accuracy likewise apply here. 
Please note that this collection is "approximately" chronological.  One person's interpretation of the dating and 
numbering on specific takes may not always coincide with that of another, nor with what the discographers, 
or even Dylan's record company, sometimes tell us.  Certain takes and sessions during this era have been notoriously 
difficult to pin down.  They still are.  Here we've tried to consider the best available published 
(or sometimes unpublished) information to make determinations where there have been major questions.  
Some explanations of the track placements are detailed in the supplemental notes for the discs.  
You may or may not agree.  Remember, little about this has ever been cast on stone tablets.   


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Electric Gashcat Volume 1 - Disc 1
                                            
    Song -- CO-take No. -- Track Sources/Notes

(Sessions for Bringing It All Back Home)
            
Jan 13, 1965
1  I'll Keep It With Mine -- 85271-1 -- Tape + Biograph
2  It's All Over Now, Baby Blue -- 85272-1 -- Bootleg Series Vol. 7
3  Subterranean Homesick Blues -- 85275-1 -- Tape (Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3)
4  California -- 85276-1 -- Tape
5  Farewell Angelina -- 85278-1 -- Tape (Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3)
6  You Don't Have To Do That -- 85280-1 -- Tape
7  Outlaw Blues -- 85281-2 -- Tape

Jan 14, 1965
8  Love Minus Zero/No Limit -- 85270-(?) -- Tape
9  She Belongs To Me -- 85283 or 85274 -- Bootleg Series Vol. 7
              (Remake Take 2)
Jan 15, 1965                            
10  If You Gotta Go, Go Now -- 85291-(comp.1) -- Single (CBS-2921)
11  If You Gotta Go, Go Now -- 85291-(comp.2) -- Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3

May 12, 1965                    
12  If You Gotta Go, Go Now (one verse) -- Tape

(Sessions for Highway 61 Revisited)

June 15, 1965    
13  Phantom Engineer -- 86443-9 -- Bootleg Series Vol. 7
14  Sitting On A Barbed Wire Fence -- 86444-(2 or 3) --    Acetate
15  Phantom Engineer -- 86445-1 -- Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3
16  Sitting On A Barbed Wire Fence -- 86444-6 -- Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3
17  Like A Rolling Stone (fragment) -- 86446-1 -- H61 Interactive CD-ROM
18  Like A Rolling Stone (fragment) -- 86446-4 -- Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3
19  Like A Rolling Stone (one verse) -- 86446-5 -- H61 Interactive CD-ROM

June 16, 1965    
20  Like A Rolling Stone (fragment) -- 86446-1 -- H61 Interactive CD-ROM
    Like A Rolling Stone (fragment) -- 86446-2 -- H61 Interactive CD-ROM
21  Like A Rolling Stone (complete) -- 86446-4 -- Released take w/extended ending
22  Like A Rolling Stone (fragment) -- 86446-6b -- H61 Interactive CD-ROM
    Like A Rolling Stone (fragment) -- 86446-6c -- H61 Interactive CD-ROM
23  Like A Rolling Stone (one verse) -- 86446-8 -- H61 Interactive CD-ROM
    Like A Rolling Stone (fragment) -- 86446-10 -- H61 Interactive CD-ROM
    Like A Rolling Stone (one verse) -- 86446-15 -- H61 Interactive CD-ROM
24  Why Should You Have To Be So Frantic? -- 86449 (?) -- Tape

Live Nite Crash - pt 1
25  Maggie's Farm --Newport Folk Festival,Newport, RI -July 25, 1965 -- (Bootleg Series Vol. 7)    


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Electric Gashcat Volume 1 - Disc 2

    Song -- CO-take No. -- Track Sources/Notes

(Sessions for Highway 61 Revisited)  (continued)        

July 29, 1965 
1  It Takes A Lot To Laugh,    -- 86837 or 86839 -- Film soundtrack: No Direction Home 
        It Takes A Train To Cry            (short)
2  Tombstone Blues -- 86838-9 -- Bootleg Series Vol. 7
3  Positively 4th Street -- 86840-12 -- Extended version of take released on Single 4-43389

July 30, 1965
4  From A Buick 6 -- 86843-4 -- Japanese H61 Revisited
5  Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? -- 86844-12(?) -- Tape
6  Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? -- 86844-17 --    Mistaken single release
7  Desolation Row -- 86845-1 --    Bootleg Series Vol. 7

Aug 2, 1965 
8  Highway 61 Revisited -- 86846-1 (short) -- NDH: Bootleg Vol. 7 (radio promo sampler)
9  Highway 61 Revisited -- 86846-6 -- Bootleg Series Vol. 7
10  Highway 61 Revisited -- 86846-7 (short) -- NDH: Bootleg Vol. 7 (radio promo sampler)
11  Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues -- 86847-5 -- Bootleg Series Vol. 7

Aug 4, 1965 
12  Tombstone Blues -- 86838-(comp.2) -- Acetate - vocal overdub #3

Live Nite Crash - pt 2
13  Phantom Engineer -– Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI -– July 25, 1965    
14  From A Buick 6 –- Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA -– Sept 3, 1965
15  Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues -– Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA -– Sept 3, 1965
16  It Ain’t Me Babe –- Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA -– Sept 3, 1965
17  Long Distance Operator -- Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, CA -- Dec 4, 1965
18  Ballad Of A Thin Man -- Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, CA -- Dec 4, 1965
19  Positively 4th Street -– Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, CA -- Dec 4, 1965

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Electric Gashcat Volume 2 - Disc 1

    Song -- CO-take No. -- Track Sources/Notes

(NYC Sessions pre-Blonde On Blonde)
        
Oct 5, 1965                        
1  Medicine Sunday -- 87183-1 -- Tape
2  Jet Pilot -- 87186-(?) -- Tape (Biograph)
3  Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? -- 87184-(1 or 2) -- Tape - fragment
4  I Don’t Want To Be Your Partner -- 87185-(1)    Tape - incomplete
5  I Wanna Be Your Lover -- 87185-(?) -- Tape
6  I Wanna Be Your Lover -- 87185-(?) -- Biograph
7  Number One (instrumental) -- 87187 (or 87192) -- Tape
                         
Nov 30, 1965 
8  Seems Like A Freeze Out -- 88581-(4,5,or7) -- Acetate: fast, rough version
9  Seems Like A Freeze Out -- 88581-8 -- Bootleg Series Vol. 7
10  Seems Like A Freeze Out -- 88581-(13 or 14) -- Tape: slower, more developed version
11  Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? -- 88582-(6,8,or10) -- Acetate (stereo mix)

Jan 21-22, 1966 
12  She’s Your Lover Now -- 89210-(?) -- Acetate - piano & vocal    
13  She’s Your Lover Now -- 89210-19 -- Tape + Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3

Jan 25-26, 1966 
14  Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat -- 89215-1 -- Bootleg Series Vol. 7

Jan 27, 1966                             
15  I’ll Keep It With Mine -- 89218-1 -- Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3    

(Nashville Sessions for Blonde On Blonde)

Feb 15-16, 1966
16  I’ll Keep It With Mine (instrumental) -- 83185-(8,9,or10) -- Acetate

Feb 16-17, 1966        
17  Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The -- 83187-5 -- Bootleg Series Vol. 7
            Memphis Blues Again

Miscellaneous Mischief - pt 1
18  Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? -- 88582-(6,8,or10) -- Mono mix (as on Single 4-43477)


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Electric Gashcat Volume 2 - Disc 2 (Wolfman's Disguise)

    Song -- CO-take No. -- Track Sources/Notes

Instrumentally BOB  (no Dylan vocals)                                             
1  I Want You                  -- 83279 -- 5.1 Multi-channel mix (L+R channels only)
2  Most Likely You Go Your Way -- 83274 -- 5.1 Multi-channel mix (L+R channels only)                                And I’ll Go Mine    
3  Temporary Like Achilles     -- 83275 -- 5.1 Multi-channel mix (L+R channels only)    
4  Absolutely Sweet Marie      -- 83259 -- 5.1 Multi-channel mix (L+R channels only)

The Lost Songs 
*Sketches from outside the studio*
5  Positively Van Gogh - pt 1                 Denver Hotel Tape – March 13, 1966
6  Positively Van Gogh - pt 2                 Denver Hotel Tape
7  Positively Van Gogh - (the Camilla verses)    Denver Hotel Tape
8  Don’t Tell Him                     Denver Hotel Tape
9  If You Want My Love                     Denver Hotel Tape
10  I Can’t Leave Her Behind                 Glasgow Hotel Tape – May 19, 1966
11  What Kind Of Friend Is This?         Glasgow Hotel Tape 
12  On A Rainy Afternoon/                 Glasgow Hotel Tape
             Does She Need Me? - pts.1&2

Live Nite Crash - pt 3
13  Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues – Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England – May 17, 1966
                                              (Acetate: soundcheck)
14  Tell Me Mama – Odeon Theatre, Liverpool, England – May 14, 1966    
                                          (The Band: A Musical History)
15  Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat – Adelphi Theatre, Dublin, Ireland – May 5, 1966
                                  (Film: No Direction Home + streaming Internet)
16  Like A Rolling Stone – Odeon Theatre – Newcastle, England  – May 21, 1966
                                         (DVD: No Direction Home)

Miscellaneous Mischief - pt 2
17  One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) -- 89216-24 -- Sundazed mono version
18  Most Likely You Go Your Way              -- 83274    -- Canadian mono vinyl
           And I’ll Go Mine
19  Fourth Time Around                  -- 83182-19 -- French mono vinyl

 

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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1971-01-18 D'Scene, South Amboy, NJ(VMCDR-445A/B/C)

Legend Of Steel Mill, Vintage Masters, VMCDR-445A/B/C
Various Locations, NJ, USA, 1971

Original CD-r's --> EAC (Secure) --> Waw --> Flac Level 8 & Align
EAC Log Files, md5 Files (Flac & Waw), Complete Artwork Included 300 dpi


101 - Guilty
102 - Goin' Back To Georgia
103 - Oh Mama
104 - Change It
105 - Mary Louise Watson
106 - Dancing In The Street/Honky Tonk Women
107 - I Can't Take It

201 - Train Ride
202 - I Gotta Be Free/Turn On Your Love
203 - Resurrection
204 - Run Shaker Life
205 - Sweet Melinda
206 - Oh Mama
207 - Guilty

301 - Ain't That Peculiar
302 - You Sure Can Dance
303 - Darkness Darknes
304 - The Band's Just Boppin' The Blues
305 - I Remember
306 - When You Dance

101-204 (Steel Mill) D'Scene, South Amboy, NJ, USA, January 18 1971
205-207 (Steel Mill) The Upstage, Asbury Park, NJ, USA, January 23 1971
301-306 (The Bruce Springsteen Band) Student Prince, Asbury Park, NJ, USA, November 13 1971 

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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1971-01-18 D'scene, South Amboy, NJ(Wild Bird Records)

 

Bruce Springsteen And The Steel Mill

Title: Goin' Back In The Past
Label: Wild Bird Records
Catalog #: CD 9118
Format: One Original Silver CD
Source: Soundboard
Bruce Base: http://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971#180171
Story Teller: http://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971-01-18+-+D%27SCENE%2C+SOUTH+AMBOY%2C+NJ
Total Time: 1 hour 05 minutes 17.43 seconds
Date: January 18, 1971
Location: D'scene, South Amboy, 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: (65:17.43)

01 Send That Boy To Jail / Going Back To Georgia (19:34.53)
02 Oh Mama Why (4:25.17)
03 Changin' Children (10:21.15)
04 Medley: Dancing In The Streets / Honky Tonk Women / Dancing In The Streets (reprise) (12:09.38)
05 I Can't Take It No More (8:05.37)
06 I'll Be Your Savior (10:41.33)


Notes:
Ripped from original silver disc.

For more information regarding this boot, visit Brucebase:

http://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971#180171


Silver CD provided by Fabio G.
Extracted and Scanned by hrubesh.


Extracted on 2014-09-19


Hope you Enjoy!
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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1971-01-18 D'Scene, South Amboy, NJ(Black Vinyl)

 
Steel Mill

Title: Return To Rock And Roll (Black Vinyl)
Label: Unknown label
Catalog CSR-001-A/B
Format: One Black Vinyl
Source: Soundboard
Bruce Base: http://brucebase.wikidot.com/1971#180171
Story Teller: http://brucebase.wikidot.com/gig:1971-01-18-d-scene-south-amboy-nj
Total Time: 38 minutes 52.24 seconds
Date: January 18, 1971
Location: D'Scene, South Amboy, New Jersey, USA

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Original Vinyl -> Pioneer Quartz-Direct Drive PL-640 turntable -> Pioneer Integrated Amplifier A-20 -> Transferred with cable -> Audacity 2.1.0 (recording volume 0.050000, sample rate 44100 Hz, sample format 16-bit) -> 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 1: (38:52.24)

A1 Train Ride (13:28.73)
A2 I Gotta Be Free (beg.) (4:45.27)

B1 I Gotta Be Free (concl.) (7:42.34)
B2 Dancing In The Street - Honky Tonk Woman (12:55.40)


Notes:
Wrong date on the back, Delux cover.
Great recording.


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

http://brucebase.wikidot.com/1971#180171

http://www.brucespringsteen.it/DB/detrec.aspx?code=LPRTRAR1


LP transferred, scanned and edited by hrubesh.


Transferred on 2021-01-17


Hope you Enjoy!
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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1970-01-13 The Matrix San Francisco, CA (Great Dane Records - GDR CD MAIL-1 - 1990)




Bruce Springsteen
Live At The Matrix
Great Dane Records - GDR CD MAIL-1 - 1990

Silver disc > EAC > FLAC level 8

Total length: 1:14:20

CD1
101 The War Is Over (14:39)
102 Lady Walkin' Down By The River (10:33)
103 Jeannie I Want To Thank You (10:22)
104 America Under Fire (06:53)
105 He's Guilty (Send That Boy To Jail) (07:34)
106 The Train Song (07:11)
107 Goin' Down Slow (17:08)

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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1970-07-17 Sunshine Inn Asbury Park, NJ

Date: 1970-07-17
Venue: SUNSHINE IN
Location: ASBURY PARK NJ
Source: ABMS D/L

ABMS D/L> CDR> EAC> WAV> FLAC

DANCING IN THE STREET (10:50)
COME ON (4:45)
SHERLOCK GOES HOLMES (9:44)
GARDEN STATE PARKWAY BLUES (27:25)
RUN, SHAKER LIFE (end cut, 4:10)

One show, double bill, with Steel Mill headlining and Lotus opening.

The above-mentioned partial setlist is taken from a circulating 58-minute soundboard recording of good-very good quality. This audio has only partially circulated on a
vinyl bootleg "Don't Sweat It" in limited quantities and in poor quality. It is circulating in complete form via private CDR sources (usually identified only as "summer
1970" or "mid-1970" or "unknown location"). The audio seems to include the first three songs of the night and the final two songs, with "Run, Shaker Life" cut very
prematurely. This would represent only about half of a normal show's length. Following a nice show-opening "Dancing In The Street" Springsteen jokingly comments "It's
all happening out there in the street, so what are we doing in here?" During the epic "Garden State Parkway Blues", Bruce mentions driving through Ocean Grove on a
Sunday, as well as the fireworks at the Freehold Raceway, both comments draw a noticeable crowd reaction. These comments indicate this audio is from an indoor
summertime performance in the Asbury Park area. When combining the sound of the audience size, the track listing and the very limited gig bookings the band had during
the summer of 1970 there is a strong likelihood this audio is from either this night or the following night's show at the same venue.

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Bruce Springsteen(The Castiles) 1967-09-30 The Left Foot Freehold, NJ

The Castiles - The Left Foot Sept 30, 1967 Freehold, New Jersey

A part from the bootleg: "The Castiles 1966-67"

The Left Foot Sept 30, 1967

Setlists:

   1 One By One
   2 The Letter
   3 Mr Jones
   4 San Francisco Nights
   5 Omaha
   6 Hey Joe
   7 My Generation
   8 Look Into My Window
   9 With A Little Help From My
       Friends
 

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Bruce Springsteen(The Castiles) 1967-09-30 The Left Foot Freehold, NJ

1967-09-30 - THE LEFT FOOT, FREEHOLD, NJ

CIRCUS MARCH (cut, 0:08) / ONE BY ONE (2:56) / THE LETTER (2:19) / MR JONES (3:22) / SAN FRANCISCAN NIGHTS (3:54) / OMAHA (2:49) / HEY JOE (cut 1:53) / MY GENERATION (2:50) / LOOK INTO MY WINDOW (cut, 1:49) / WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS - WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL (cut, 1:19) / WAKE ME, SHAKE ME (cut, 1:12) / MORNING DEW / Springsteen announcements (cut, 0:18) / TO LOVE SOMEBODY (cut, 0:13)

One show, double bill, with The Castiles headlining. This was the band’s 2nd gig at the club (see September 16th). The above-mentioned 13 song setlist represents The Castiles’ complete performance at this show, in the correct song sequence. As was the case two weeks earlier, St Peter’s priest Fred Coleman made an audience recording of the festivities. However the recorder was positioned in a different spot, so the recording did not come out as well as the first show. Unfortunately one song was not recorded (a Springsteen vocal rendition of The Grateful Dead’s arrangement of the Tim Rose/Bonnie Dobson classic “Morning Dew”) and only very brief snippets of six of the other songs were captured. Consequently (and in contrast to the earlier show) only 26 minutes of the band’s 60 minute performance exists on the original master tape.

Most of this show’s recorded audio (minus “Circus March”, “Wake Me, Shake Me”, the Springsteen announcements and “To Love Somebody”) can be found as tracks 8 to 16 on the CD boot “The Bruce Springsteen Story, Vol 1 (E St). The session details on this CD are not accurate. This bootlegger used a rough downstream generation source tape (running slower than the correct speed) and therefore the sound quality is poor. The sound quality of the original master tape (which does not readily circulate) is considerably better (good), although not as nice as the master tape of the 16/09/67 show.

George Theiss takes the lead vocal on “With A Little Help From My Friends”, “San Franciscan Nights” and “The Letter”. The former incorporates a brief instrumental rendition of “Winchester Cathedral” at the end. There were also two original compositions performed at this show. Bruce sings lead on “Mr Jones”, written by organist Bob Alfano. There is also a Springsteen/Theiss creation, “Look Into My Window”, with shared vocals. At one point Bruce calls for requests and someone shouts for “Sidewalk”, a Springsteen creation from 1965, however the band plays “San Franciscan Nights” instead. Besides the ancient traditional instrumental “Circus March”, other titles (with Springsteen lead vocals) include “Hey Joe”, “My Generation”, The Coasters’ “Wake Me Shake Me” and the evening’s encore, The Bee Gees “To Love Somebody”. This was The Castiles’ final appearance at The Left Foot. Although having only opened in September 1967, The Left Foot’s popularity dropped dramatically in March 1968 when the larger, trendier Freehold Hullabaloo club opened nearby. The Left Foot closed for good in April 1968.
 

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