KVHW
4th Street Tavern
San Rafael CA
1998-04-10

Front of stage
Taped by AG with AKG C61 and Tascam DAP1>clone snail
mailed to me back in 98>file cloned in Microtrack using
a Tascam Dat deck>Goldwave Tracking>TLH8

Dolphinsmile Archive
Produced by Dolphinsmile




Set 1:

Spring Water
Poonk
Nine -> Ring Around The Moon -> Nine
Bad Hair
It's Not Impossible

Set 2:
Lay Back And Cruise
Tangled Hangers
Five B4 Funk
Slumber
Seventh Heaven
Let Me Love You Baby
High And Lonesome
In Time
Jam

Encore:
Nodge Balls

Ike & Tina Turner Revue
1971-01-30
L'Olympia Theatre
Paris France

Source: SBD (Liberated Boot) A/A+
Transfer: CDR > EAC (secure/offset correct) > WAV > shntool >
CDWave (retracked) > shntool (sector boundaries verified) >
Flac Frontend v1.7.1 (level 5) > FLAC by bcc32065 7/26/04

Setlist:

01. You Got Me Hummin' (The Ikettes)
02. Everyday People (The Ikettes)
03. Shake A Tail Feather (The Ikettes)
04. (Intro Tina) Gimme Some Lovin' > *
05. Sweet Soul Music
06. Son Of A Preacher Man
07. Come Together
08. Band Intros >
09. Proud Mary
10. A Love Like Yours (Don't Come Knockin' Everyday)
11. I Smell Trouble
12. Respect
13. Honkey Tonk Women
14. I've Been Loving You Too Long
15. I Want To Take You Higher
16. Land Of 1,000 Dances

Total Time: 60:04
Size: 368 MB (FLAC)

* 'Gimme Some Lovin' is part of the circulating setlist, so I've left it in, but it's only about a 45 second instrumental tease before Tina gets ahold of her mic and busts out 'Sweet Soul Music'.

This show is incredible, and a 'must have' for any and all soul freaks. I got it in a cdr trade not too long ago, and it had sbe's which I've repaired for this seeding. I also retracked it, and removed one tiny pop during the band intros.

The Who
October 9, 1982
CNE Stadium
Toronto, Ontario
Canada

JEMS Master Tape

Musicians:

Roger Daltrey (vocals, guitar, harmonica)
John Entwistle (bass and vocals)
Kenney Jones (drums)
Pete Townshend (guitar and vocals, tambourine)
with Tim Gorman (keyboards)

Recording gear: Teac M-100 mic > Sony D-6

2022 Transfer: Master cassettes > Nakamichi Cassette Deck 1 azimuth-adjusted playback > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity 3.2.1 (24/96 capture to .wav) > iZotope RX7 and Ozone 6 mastering > iZotope MBIT+ resample to 16/44 > FLAC

01_intro
02_My Generation
03_I Can’t Explain
04_Substitute
05_Dangerous
06_Sister Disco
07_The Quiet One
08_It's Hard
09_Eminence Front
10_Behind Blue Eyes
11_Baba O'Riley
12_I'm One
13_The Punk Meets the Godfather
14_Drowned
15_A Man is a Man
16_Cry If You Want
17_Who Are You
18_Pinball Wizard
19_See Me, Feel Me
20_Five-Fifteen (patched from 5:02 to 5:23)
21_Love, Reign O'er Me
22_Long Live Rock
23_Won't Get Fooled Again
24_Athena
25_Magic Bus
26_Summertime Blues

With a foray to Toronto, The Who's 1982 tour rolls on, playing to an enormous crowd outdoors at CNE Stadium. It was John Entwistle’s birthday, and the band put on a show that Who’s News called “another great one for the Canadians.”

That shouldn’t come as much of a surprise: The Who loved playing in Toronto, the city in which it began or ended many a tour (including this one, with two shows at Maple Leaf Gardens, just two months after this). Moreover, in 1982, new music and a healthy, reinvigorated Pete Townshend propelled Who musicianship to great heights.

“One of the main strengths of the shows,” Jared wrote in Who’s News, “was the basic set being played. When’s the last time you went to see The Who and the show featured five new songs?” With “Athena” appearing in the encore, October 9 includes six.

Highlights include an enthused version of “The Quiet One” that leaves nothing in the tank. Elsewhere, Townshend distinguishes himself with deft and inspired guitar playing, making for strong versions of the songs from “Quadrophenia.” A three-song encore features “something of a Woodstock ending,” Jared wrote, akin to what appeared in the movie.

This master recording sounds very good: it’s fairly clear, close, and contains little in the way of interference from the audience. It was a windy day at CNE, so you’ll hear it in places, but it never distracts from the music. A tape change clips “Five-Fifteen” but a patch from ML’s master keeps it whole.

Once again, I salute my comrades: JEMS, BK, and mjk5510. They’re integral to getting the best of Jared’s Who tapes identified, conserved, mastered, and shared. There’s more to come.

Jared and Stan, of course, remain with us in spirit. Sharing another of Jared’s master tapes to mark the 40th anniversary of a tour he thought so highly of is an honor.

Share it freely, and for free!

Elvis Costello
1983-09-07
University Of Texas
Austin, Texas

"The Gangster Is Back"
Lobster Records LOB 038


Lineage:

SBD > FM > ? > CD > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC 8


Tracks - [76:03]

1.Let Them All Talk (3:51)
2.Possession (2:34)
3.Watching The Detectives (4:19)
4.Secondary Modern (3:14)
5.The Greatest Thing (2:54)
6.Kid About It (3:37)
7.Mystery Dance (2:14)
8.Shabby Doll (5:14)
9.Temptation (2:58)
10.New Lace Sleeves (5:17)
11.Peace, Love & Understanding (3:20)
12.Clubland (3:51)
13.The World And His Wife (2:39)
14.Watch Your Step (3:22)
15.Backstabbers/King Horse (4:56)
16.T.K.O. (3:56)
17.Everyday I Write The Book (4:17)
18.Alison (4:15)
19.I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down (3:42)
20.Pump It Up (5:50)


Notes:

Rock n' Roll from the other Elvis. Fantastic sound, performance and set. Thanks, Eric.

Marco Sfogli - Stand Alone

Frank Catalano/Cut it Out?! (1997) - God Made it Beautiful