Didn't know the forum was back online until 8/13/23 830pm EST.

I've listened to a ton of shows since the forum went offline.

Hank Williams
Mother’s Best Flour Radio Program
1951


Disc 9

Show 10-B2
1. Intro
2. Cold Cold Heart
3. Mother's Best spot
4. Give The Fiddler A Dram
5. Old Country Church
6. Outro

Show 11-A1
7. Intro
8. Moanin' The Blues
9. Mother's Best spot
10. Blue Steel Blues
11. I Dreamed About Mama Last Night
12. Outro

Show 11-A2
13. Intro
14. I Hang My Head And Cry
15. Mother's Best spot
16. Tennessee Wagoner
17. At The Cross
18. Outro

Show 11-B1
19. Intro
20. I Dreamed About Mama Last Night
21. Mother's Best spot
22. Black Mountain Rag
23. I Heard My Saviour Call
24. Outro

Show 11-B2
25. Intro
26. Low And Lonely
27. Studio banter
28. Mother's Best spot
29. Foolish Question (Big Bill Lister)
30. The Funeral
31. Outro

Randy_Newman_Academy_of_Music_Philadelphia_09_23_1977

This concert was sent to radio stations on reel-to-reel from Warner Bros. Records. Fans of Randy Newman probably know more about this recording than I do - but it has always been a favorite of mine. There is a lot of interplay with the audience, especially late in the show when Randy Newman talks about writing the score for "Ragtime."

For years I played a cassette copy of this that I had taped when it first aired in my market in 1978. Years later I ran across a large reel at an estate sale. The cover of the AMPEX box is as it appears as the front jpeg that is included. There was a track sheet with notes to the late night announcer as to which commercials to include between the two halves of the show. These sheets are reproduced on the back jpeg.

I have looked for this as a CD on the web for awhile. Finding nothing I have chosen to post it here. There may be some frequency imperfections due to the transfer. Hopefully it is good enough for you to play endlessly on your car stereo.

Lineage: TEAC-Peak-WAV-FLAC


1 Intro/Yellow Man 02:54
2 You Can Leave Tour Hat On 02:43
3 I'll Be Home 02:45
4 Birmingham 02:34
5 Jolly Coppers On Parade 03:00
6 Simon Smith And His Amazing Dancing Bear 01:59
7 Marie 02:45
8 Kentucky Home 01:56
9 Louisiana 03:04
10 Guilty 02:46
11 Albanian Wedding Song 03:12
12 Rednecks 03:16
13 Political Science 02:32
14 Sail Away 03:38
15 Lonely At The Top 02:28
16 Linda 02:59
17 Davy The Fat Boy 02:54
18 "Ragtime" Chatter 00:46
19 Sigmund Freud's Impersonation Of Albert Einstein In America 02:26
20 Short People 02:56
21 I Think It's Going To Rain Today 03:11

TOTAL TIME 56:51

FIREFALL
May 3, 1976 Monday
Paul's Mall,
Boston, Ma.

opening sets for J.D.Souther

FOB Audience Stereo
Sony ECM-99A > Sony TC-152SD
Nakamichi MR-1 > Tascam DA-20 > Tascam CD-RW900
Master Cassette > DAT > CD > EAC > FLAC
Dolby B decoded, no processing or EQ
Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins

Note: moderate barroom noise and chatter,
mostly during the first set

Disc One
First Set 8:30pm
Total Time - 47:03

01. tuning & talk 2:17
02. It Doesn't Matter 3:42
03. Diamond Cut Diamond 3:35
04. intros 1:00
05. Cinderella 3:51
06. Love Isn't All 4:33
07. Livin' Ain't Livin' 7:02
08. In Her Eyes 4:47
09. Colorado 5:19
10. Do What You Want 5:17
11. Mexico 5:40

Disc Two
Second Set 11pm
Total Time - 53:49

01. tuning & talk 3:09
02. It Doesn't Matter 3:47
03. You Never Know 6:04
04. intros 1:17
05. Cinderella 4:34
06. Livin' Ain't Livin' 6:08
07. Sad Ol' Love Song 6:20
08. Thinking Of You 5:13
09. She Is A Song 5:28
10. Two Lovely Women 5:38
11. No Way Out 6:11

Mark Andes - bass
Jock Bartley - guitar, vocals
Larry Burnett - guitar, vocals
Michael Clarke - drums
David Muse - flute, harmonica, keyboards, saxophone
Rick Roberts - guitar, vocals

moe.
05/16/1996
Edwards Hall
University of Rhode Island
Providence, RI

**16 bit/48 khz**

Source: SBD > DAT > DAT (1) (48 khz)
Transfer: Sony PCM-2600(Apogee AES/EBU)>Sound Devices 722 (16/48)>
Firewire>Macbook>Sound Studio 3.6(fades, normalize peak, +gain, track)>
xACT 2.39(align on sector boundaries, encode, tag, fingerprint)>flac16 (level 8 )
Taped by: moe. FOH Brendan O’Neill and or Michael (Wakeme) Kelter as a patch
DAT seed provided by: Lenny Stubbe via Eric Vandercar (ericv) #4EV
Transferred and seeded by: Lenny Stubbe

One Set: (1:35:03)

01.[12:38] Bring You Down>
02.[11:27] CalifornIA>
03.[17:30] Timmy Tucker>
04.[12:03] Buster>
05.[20:17] Rebubula>
06.[21:12] Yodelittle

Notes:
- Timmy Tucker is unfinished and is the slow version as common in spring 96
- Rebubula is unfinished and contains Inca Roads (Frank Zappa) teases
- Thanks to moelinks.com for the setlist details
- This transfer is available in both the original 48khz format, as well as a new CD quality 44.1khz format

Band:
Al Schnier guitar and vocals
Chuck Garvey guitar and vocals
Rob Derhak bass and vocals
Chris Mazur drums and vocals

About this show:
This is one of my all time favorite sets of music by any band at any time and of course my favorite moe. show ever

About this DAT:
This is a DAT (1) made for me by ev off the master not long after the show happened, likely Summer 1996. I have memory of him getting ahold of the master either directly or indirectly, as everyone was really excited about this show as communicated and reviewed by Wakeme who attended. ev transferred his DAT (1) back on 3/1/2005 and uploaded it to the LMA in 44.1khz resampled format as the only source of this show to ever circulate. His transfer has over 10,000 downloads and 15,000 views as of this posting. This fileset is the first time the original 48khz files have been shared in FLAC, tagged, and level adjusted format

About the track splits:
As you will see vs the original transfer from 2005, e and I vary a little on the track splits. You will see I took from BYD, added to CIA and Timmy. He would get a chuckle out of me telling him he was wrong and have something snarky and witty to say.

Seeded to etree on:

07/23/2017

***GET WELL ROB, YOU AND YOUR BROTHERS WERE BEASTS ON THIS ONE***

This recording is posted in loving memory of our friend Eric Vandercar, whose passion was to share his love of music with the world.
All thanks to go his wife Jill for opening up his archives and allowing us to share these wonderful recordings from his collection with you!

If you find that listening to this recording has added something positive to your life,
please consider making a donation in Eric's name to therootsofmusic.org,
a charity that Eric supported and empowers the youth of New Orleans through music education. #4EV

Phil Woods & The European Rhythm Machine
Jazztage 11.2.1972
Philharmonie
Berlin, Germany

Phil Woods, alto saxophone
Gordon Beck, acoustic & electric piano
Ron Matthewson, bass
Daniel Humair, drums

Source: Pre-FM

1.Introduction 2:27
2.unknown Suite 28:45
3.unknown suite part 2 21:21


Total time = 52:33