Here’s another Youtube Treasure that I haven’t bothered to research much. I’m sure many of you can tell me when/where exactly this is from, and I look forward to learning all of that.
But in the meantime . . .
Setlist:
I Don't Want Nobody to Give me Nothing (thanks Sean Graham)
Oleo
Insensatez
Blues in G (?)
Sonnymoon For Two (Thanks Harry)
Additional Players:
Larry Ridley on bass
Don Lamond on drums
Cannonball Adderley Sextet/ Live on "JAZZ625", 1964.5.12.
Setlist:
Work Song
Song My Lady Sings
Poor Butterfly
Jive Samba
Unit Seven
The Weaver
Bohemia after dark
Cam-Sunday
Sweet Georgia Bright
Unit Seven
Players:
Julian ‘Cannonball’ Adderley
Nat Adderley
Charles Loyd
Joe Zavinul
Sam Jones
Louis Hayes
Miles Davis Quintet live at the 1967 Stockholm Jazz Festival.
From the Youtube comments: “This is 50 YEARS AGO, and it sounds like tomorrow. How the hell???”
Setlist:
Agitation
Footprints
‘Round Midnight
Gingerbread Boy
Players:
Trumpet: Miles Davis
Saxophone: Wayne Shorter
Piano: Herbie Hancock
Bass: Ron Carter
Drums: Tony Williams
Here’s a Youtube Treasure I don’t know much about.
Sorry, I’ve never bothered to much research beyond knowing that it’s Coltrane in Belgium in 1965. I’m sure some of you can hep me to the jive and I’m always interested in details if you’re interested in providing them.
Otherwise, let’s just enjoy the sublime.
Setlist:
Untitled Original (Vigil)
Naima
My Favorite Things
Other Players:
McCoy Tyner - Piano
Jimmy Garrison - Bass
Elvin Jones - Drums
Modern Kin live for KEXP (10/22/13).
Setlist:
40 Winks
Unannounced
Abandon
Wicked Crush/ModernSkin
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From the Youtube description:
“French radio broadcast (great quality) of Herbie and the Mwandishi group in full free experimental mode performing in Nice, France, on July 21 1971. heaps good!!”
Heaps good indeed!
Setlist:
You'll Know When You Get There
Toys
Players:
Eddie Henderson - trumpet, flugelhorn
Bennie Maupin - saxes, flute, bass clarinet
Julian Priester - trombones
Herbie Hancock - keyboards
Buster Williams - bass
Billy Hart - drums
Miles Davis Quintet Live at Teatro dell'Arte in Milan, Italy on October 11, 1964.
Setlist:
Autumn Leaves
My Funny Valentine
All Blues
All of You
Joshua
Players:
Trumpet: Miles Davis
Saxophone: Wayne Shorter
Piano: Herbie Hancock
Bass: Ron Carter
Drums: Tony Williams
Robert Smith and company played MTV’s Unplugged in 1991 and you should watch. There is a bootleg record that has several more songs but they are not included in this video, and the video isn’t the best quality, sorry. Nevertheless, you should still enjoy this.
Tracklisting:
Let’s Go To Bed
Just Like Heaven
Lullaby
If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
A Letter to Elise
The Caterpillar
The Blood
Boys Don’t Cry
The Walk
I haven’t visited my old tape-trading days (though I had this one on CDR) in quite a while. I remember listening to this CDR for the first time. I won’t share the details except to say that it was one of my favorite live recordings for a long time.
Full soundboard recording from the Aloha Tower in Honolulu - September 26, 1991. Second night of a two-night run and the last to feature the original lineup until 2008. Apparently, band members got nude.
Enjoy.
Setlist:
Up the Beach
Whores
Standing in the Shower... Thinking
Ain't No Right
Thank You Boys
Three Days
Been Caught Stealing
L.A. Medley - L.A. Woman - Nausea
Then She Did...
Mountain Song
Stop!
Ocean Size
Chip Away
From the Youtube page:
“This is one of the coolest things. The great songwriter, John Prine setting up and performing an in my living room. His latest record, The Tree of Forgiveness is out of this world. The Strombo Show presents John Prine in an intimate performance from the House Of Strombo.”
Tracklisting:
Crazy Bone
Far From Me
Speed Of Sound And Loneliness
Sam Stone
Summer's End
Ramblin' Fever (Merle Haggard Cover)
Christmas In Prison
When I Get To Heaven
Thin Lizzy :: Live at Sydney Opera House, 10/78.
From the Youtbue Page:
“In October of 1978 more than 26,000 screaming fan packed the Sydney Opera House in Australia for an unforgettable concert. Thin Lizzy's lineup for this show was Phil Lynott (Vocals/bass), Gary Moore (Guitars), Scott Gorham (Guitars) and Mark Nauseef (Drums).”
Again, no setlist for this one, though I imagine is out there somewhere. Please let me know if you find it.
A live recording of Tom Waits performing live for WDR Studios in Köln, Germany on April 18th, 1977.
Tracklist:
Step right up
Invitation to the Blues
Depot Depot
Jitterbug Boy
Pasties and a G string
I wish I was in New Orleans
Fumblin' with the Blues
Semi Suite Emotional Weather Report
Bad Liver and a Broken Heart
New Coat of Paint
I Can’t Wait To Get Off Work
The One That Got Away
Small Change
Tom Traubert’s Blues
T. Rex live for Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert (10/08/74, Long Beach). Originally aired 01/22/75.
Sorry, setlist unknown on this one. I mean, we (you) could probably figure it out or Google-Fu it, I jus haven’t taken the time or effort. So we’ll all just have to sit back and enjoy the ride.
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Caleb Nei bills himself as: “Washington DC Area Event & Cocktail Pianist,” usually playing “about 180 jazz dates each year throughout Virginia and Washington DC.”
Nei’s newest project Wordless Flight. “Emergence,” Nei’s first release under the new moniker is a collection of improvisations “Recorded on a felted upright piano, a Mason & Hamlin reed organ, and a collection of analog synths.” Nei says that “Emergence” is the first of several releases in this vein, with lots more music already recorded.
“Recorded in the early-morning hours before the family wakes,” Nei’s improvisations are meditative pieces walking the border between minimalism, new age age, and contemporary classical.
Opening track “Another Morning” is representative of the rest of the album in all of the good ways. Interesting melodies over ambient background noise unfolding and swirling up and around to greet the day before folding back into itself.
“Murmur” propels these themes forward, while “1997” begins to push into Ambient territory and “Landscape From A Bus” pulses with an Ambient loop and “Moored Boats” makes you wonder if this wasn’t an electronic album the whole time.
This is music created with the sun rise to fill your while day.
Here is a collection of unreleased live instrumental material by Daniel Lanois that I’ve collected over the years. All of these are available on Youtube, so I have included session info and links to the respective Youtube link if you’re interested. These recordings are not to be sold or distributed individually.
Enjoy.
Tracklisting:
Iceland // #
Souix Lookout // #
Harvest Picnic Rehearsals // %
Sci Fi // @
Satie // +
Burning Spear // $
Aquatic // #
Elevator // @
Senegal // $
Opera // $
Apres Calypso // @
Soho Dourado // ^
The End // #
Key and Source Links:
# = Artbound Presents Studio A: Daniel Lanois (2014). KCETOnline. Daniel Lanois on various instruments and Kyle Crane on drums.
% = Harvest Picnic Rehearsals: Daniel Lanois, Jim Wilson and Steve Nistor Rehearsing (August 2013).
@ = NPR Tiny Desk Concert (2015). Daniel Lanois on knobs and wires, Jim Wilson on Bass, and Brian Blade on drums.
+ = Daniel Lanois and Rocco DeLuca live in Lanois’ studio. Song from the album 'Goodbye To Language' (2016).
$ = KEXP presents Daniel Lanois performing live in the Robert Lang Studios. Recorded February 27, 2015. Daniel Lanois, Jim Wilson, and Kyle Crane.
Here’s a fantastic show featuring live performance with Lanois on a variety of instruments and knobs and the amazing Kyle Crane on drums. Interview segments are sprinkled throughout.
Enjoy.
Tracklisting:
Elevator
Souix Lookout
Opera
Aquatic
Iceland
The End
Justin Townes Earle performs live on KEXP from the SXSW Radio Day Stage. Recorded 3/17/2012.
Tracklisting:
Look The Other Way
Am I That Lonely Tonight?
Memphis In The Rain
Nothing's Gonna Change The Way You Feel About Me Now
Halfway To Jackson
Unfortunately, Anna
Walk Out
Movin' On
Important People:
Host: Cheryl Waters
Audio: Kevin Suggs
Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Shelly Corbett, Scott Holpainen & Christopher Meister
Edits: Scott Holpainen
Volume 05 of some of Holiday at the Sea’s favorite 2020 music. I chose 75 albums this year and the playlists total 74 songs since “Microphones in 2020 by the Microphones” is 45 minutes long and I didn’t want to include the whole album as part of a mix.
Anyways, enjoy!
Tracklisting:
“Sam Sam” by Afriquoi
“Fight Am Finish” by Antibalas
“Tulips” by Archie Shepp, Raw Poetic & Damu the Fudgemunk
“Sixth Hammer” by the Budos Band
“Signs” by Eishan Ensemble
“Acoustic Storm Part One” by Elkhorn
“Further” by the Necks
“Wooden Flower” by Tambourinen
“Walkin’ In Rhythm” by Wet Tuna
“Snake Mouth” by Rob Noyes & Sam Moss
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