Peshkar
Brighton
1987-12-17

BBC Radio 3 FM broadcast 1988-10-27

SB > ? > FM > unknown FM tuner > unknown cassette deck > TDK SA-C90 cassette masters.

Cassette playback on Pioneer CT-S550S with azimuth correction >
Sony JE530 A/D (44.1k) > Nomad JB3 > .wav > CEP > .wav > FLAC

Transferred July 2005.

Note: The Sony JE530 is a minidisc recorder, however
a pure digital output is available when using it as a
"passthrough" device. Therefore, despite the presence
of a minidisc device in this lineage there is no MD/
ATRAC compression.

Copied from TV guide at time of broadcast:
Shiv Kumar Sharma : santoor
L. Shankar : violin
T.H. Vinayakram : ghatam
Zakir Hussain : tabla
Larry Coryell : guitar

Additional musicians announced during performance:
Neyna (??) : tanpura
Anthony Hindson : guitar

Produced by Graham Sheffield

Titles not known for d1t02 and d2t02;
spelling of titles for d1t10 and d2t10 may be incorrect.


Disc #1:
1. Zakir Hussain introduction 3:23
2. (music) 40:08
<tape flip - slight gap>
3. Zakir Hussain introduces Larry Coryell 0:54
4. Larry Coryell preamble 1:02
5. Opus I (with Larry Coryell) 7:19
6. Opus II (with Larry Coryell) 6:23
7. Zakir Hussain interviewed by Graham Sheffield 5:31
8. Zakir Hussain introduction 1:58
9. L. Shankar preamble 0:37
10. Ragam Tanam Pallavi (sp?) - L. Shankar 12:37
Total Time : [79:57]


Disc #2:
1. Zakir Hussain preamble 0:44
2. (unknown) 12:10
3. Zakir Hussain preamble 1:44
4. I Want You 14:42
5. Zakir Hussain preamble 0:56
6. Scotland 10:00
<applause at tape flip rejoined>
7. Zakir Hussain preamble 0:14
8. Sally 5:02
9. Zakir Hussain preamble 0:15
10. Sabba (sp?) 6:33
11. Making Music 24:40

Total Time : [77:00]



Editing:

(1). Applied TTF filter to remove hum within first few seconds
(probably hum from radio continuity announcement - only affects
the first second or two of audience applause in d1t01).

(2). All samples multiplied by 1.33 (equivalent to +2.5db).

(3). Joined and smoothed 3rd tape flip (between Scotland & Sally).

(4). handful of FM clicks removed using Audition click removal.

The following edits enable entire show to fit onto two 80 minute CDs:

(5). Removed 15 seconds of applause when L. Shankar is introduced at 66:16
(6). Removed 10 seconds of applause when Shiv Kumar Sharma is introduced at 1:53
(7). Removed 2 seconds of applause when Neyna (?) is introduced at 2:05

(Applause removed with fades/overlaps so sound is continuous and with no
obvious discontinuities - no music was harmed etc etc).

Beck, Bogert, and Appice 1974-01-26
Rainbow Theatre, London UK

0 intro
1 talk
2 Laughing Lady
3 talk
4 Lady
5 talk
6 Solid Lifter > Jizz Whizz
7 cheering, talk
8 Blues De Luxe > You Shook Me
9 Rainbow Boogie

Tape was recovered from the garage, recorded in the early 70s on cassette. I can't remember the brand of receiver, I think the deck was a TEAC. I recently recorded this from the master cassette on an Advent 201B connected to a Tascam DR-100mkIII. Files were moved to Sound Studio and edited. The bass was rolled off starting around 60.

So lineage is:

fm > unknown receiver > TEAC cassette deck > "master" cassettes (BASF C90 Low Noise/Extended Range) > Advent 201B cassette deck > Tascam DR-100mkIII at 24/44.1 > Sound Studio (tracking, EQ, 16 bit save) > xACT (fix SBE and flac conversion)

Jeff Beck and The Jan Hammer Group
Cape Cod Coliseum
Cape Cod, MA
27 August 1976

Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski

01 Oh Yeah?
02 Sister Andrea (Mahavishnu Orchestra)
03 Country Eastern Music
04 Darkness ~ Earth in search of a Sun (entrance of Beck)
05 Earth (Still Our Only Home)
06 Freeway Jam
07 Scatterbrain (spliced)
08 Diamond Dust
09 Full Moon Boogie
10 You Know What I Mean
11 E1: Blue Wind
12 Train Kept A Rollin'
13 E2: Led Boots

Jeff Beck - guitar
Jan Hammer - keyboards
Steve Kindler - violin
Fernando Saunders - bass
Tony Smith - drums


Sony TC-152SD Tape Recorder
Sony ECM-99 Stereo Microphone
Maxell cassettes


Mastered and FLAC'ed by Carl Morstadt (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

Master Cassette ->
Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction ->
M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 ->
CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files ->
Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) ->
CDWAV (track breaks) ->
FLAC Front End (FLAC 8)
FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger

No EQ'ing.

JEFF BECK
BBC radio broadcast
with COZY POWELL on drums
1971
Rating A+

master cassette> cdr>wav Express Rip> flac level 8 TLH>checksum TLH>torrent> you


Tracks

01. Ice Cream Man
02. Morning Dew
03. Definately Maybe
04. Aint No Sunshine
05. Got The Feelin
06. Let Me Love You

Jeff Beck
August 02, 1995
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga, NY.

Source:

Audience Recording

Lineage:

Nakamichi Mics (exact model not known) > Sony D5 > MAC > 1st Gen > Nakamichi DR-1 > Tascam HD-P2 > Wavelab 5 > UAD Plugs > r8brain Pro > mbit + > 16/44.1 Wave > cd Wave > tlh (flac lvl 8 )


Band:

Jeff Beck (g)
Pino Paladino (b)
Terry Bozzio (ds)
Tony Hymas (keys)


01. Hurricane
02. Star Cycle
03. Guitar Shop
04. Savoy
05. You Never Know
06. Behind The Veil
07. Freeway Jam
08. Big Block
09. Two Rivers
10. Sling Shot
11. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
12. Blue Wind
13. Where Were You
14. Stand On It
15. People Get Ready

Jeff Beck Group - August 1967 (AUD - from Liberated Bootleg "The Oldest Lost Tape", Scarecrow label - 48 Minutes Long) The Marquee Club, London, England


Jeff Beck - guitar
Rod Stewart - vocals
Ron Wood - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums


Taper, Taping Gear/Equipment, & Transfer: ??unknown??
Trade: Masa (Japan), THX!!!
Source: from Liberated Bootleg "The Oldest Lost Tape", Scarecrow label matrix #Scarecrow 010
Lineage: "AUD" Trade CDR> (wav) 2013 DAE with EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Quality: vg-/vg "AUD"
11 tracks = 47:29 minutes
Artwork: included.
Samples: none.

Set List:

01 - (fades in) Stone Cold Crazy
02 - Can't Hold Out (aka Talk To Me Baby, &/or Telephone Blues) (cut)
03 - Can't Hold Out (aka Talk To Me Baby, &/or Telephone Blues) (cont'd) (*** listed as Dust My Broom on artwork)
04 - Let Me Love You
05 - I Ain't Superstitious (ends with a bit of a Drum Solo, but I'm still questioning who's drumming)
06 - I Think I'll Be Leaving This Morning
07 - Rock My Plimsoul (aka Rock Me Baby)
08 - Jeff's Boogie
09 - Bye Bye Baby Bye Bye
10 - (fades in) I'm Losing You
11 - Pretty Woman

Notes:
a - This show also trades and lists as September 26, 1967, which would mean Aynsley Dunbar is not drumming as his last show was on August 13, 1967.
b - Most of the between tracks banter is missing (possible tape-saving, etc.), but there's still some pretty good Rod banter included here.

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