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Monday, February 28, 2011

Albert King, Barcelona, 7-09-1989

Here is the last of the blues posts for a little while. This one is Albert King another of the icons of blues guitar. This is a nice soundboard recording of Albert the self proclaimed "Godfather Of The Blues" with a full horn section. Pretty nice stuff! The set list was incomplete so this is as good as I could do, if you could help we would all be thankful.

Albert King
Blues & Ritmes Festival
Barcelona, Spain
July 9th 1989
Soundboard


CD1
Instrumental
?
Kansas city (Earline Owens vocals)
Instrumental-albert intro
I wonder why
Blues at sunrise
Ask Me No Questions
The sky is crying

CD2
Stormy monday
(false start) - tuning - Match box blues
Baby please come back to me
Instrumental ?
Instrumental ?
Instrumental ?
I'll play the blues for you

Mp3/256k
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Stevie Ray Vaughn, Seattle, 9-01-1985


Here is another show from guitar great Stevie Ray Vaughan. Just one more blues post to go. It has a guest appearance with Bonnie Raitt near the end of the set.

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN W/ BONNIE RAITT
BUMPERSHOOT FESTIVAL
SEATTLE CENTER COLISEUM
SEPT.1,1985
Soundboard

1-Scuttle Buttin
2-Say What
3-Lookin Out the Window
4-Look At Little Sister
5-Ain't Gone N Give Up on Love
6-Change It
7-You'll Be Mine
8-Empty Arms
9-Come On (Pt. III)
10-Cold Shot
11-Couldn't Stand The Weather
12-Life Without You
13-Pride and Joy
14-Bonnie Raitt Intro Jam
15-Texas Flood
16-Testify


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Eric Clapton, Budokan Theater, October 1993


This was recorded over several nights at Tokyo's Budokan Theater. It appears to be a soundboard, matrix (there is some audience). This has acoustic blues, electric blues, rock and pop all in one. Outside of disc twos first two songs I feel this is pretty hot. I really like the Stone Free, and the blues on disc one. Anyway just a continuation of the blues posts with just a few more to come and then back to other stuff.

Eric Clapton
"Into the Fire"
Budokan Theatre
Tokyo, Japan
October 25th,26,27th, 1993
Soundboard


Disc 1:
1. Malted Milk
2. Terraplane Blues
3. How Long
4. 32-20
5. Kidman Blues
6. County Jail
7. .44
8. Blues Leave Me Alone
9. Tell Me Mama
10. White Room
11. Badge
12. Wonderful Tonight
13. Stone Free

Disc 2:
1. Circus Left Town
2. Tears in Heaven
3. Crossroads
4. Tearing Us Apart
5. Groaning the Blues
6. Cocaine
7. Ain't Nobody's Business
8. Layla


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Saturday, February 26, 2011

Stevie Ray Vaughan, 11-28-1984

Bootlegs by Stevie Ray Vaughn are not rare but since I was posting blues concerts I decided to post one. Stevie was ones of the greatest guitar players who has ever played. He stretched the boundaries of blues and played with a raw and radical edge that few could ever match. I have not seen this particular show on to many sites, and it has a pretty good sound quality.

Stevie Ray Vaughan
University of California
Davis, CA
11-28-1984
Soundboard

Bootleg Titles: Out Of The Shadows

Tracks:
01. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) 10:50
02. Done Lost Your Good Thing Now 8:27
03. Honey Bee 2:44
04. Mary Had A Little Lamb 3:30
05. Love Struck Baby 3:10
06. Tin Pan Alley 11:02
07. Cold Shot 4:27
08. Couldn't Stand The Weather 4:52
09. Texas Flood 9:03
10. Lenny 9:39
11. Stang's Swang 2:46
12. Rude Mood 4:20

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Friday, February 25, 2011

Albert Collins & the Ice Breakers, 2-15-1985

This is a pretty good sounding set of one of the Blues greats, Albert Collins. It did not come with a setlist so if you know the songs help us all out.

Albert Collins & the Ice Breakers
Chestnut Cabaret,
Philadelphia, PA
February 15, 1985
Soundboard


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Wupatki National Monument and Sunset Crater

Northeast of Flagstaff Arizona is a place that many people drive right by. They are on their way to The Grand Canyon or Lake Powell. But off the highway there is a loop drive that is packed with interesting things to see. This loop drive has two National Monuments, Sunset Crater and Wupatki National Monument. Sunset Crater is an area of volcanic activity including lava flows and cinder cones, with some as recent as 1000 years ago. If you are heading north on highway 89 the turn off is about 12 miles out of town on the right. This will take you to the visitors center for Sunset Crater. Along this road you will see some interesting lava flows and beautiful Sunset Crater. Sunset Crater is a great example of a cinder cone and is recent enough to still maintain it's shape. There are some nice short trails out into the lava flows that I feel are worth the short walk that have some interesting features and beautiful scenery. If you continue on through Sunset Crater the road will start dropping in elevation giving way to a less forested area and eventually high desert and you will enter Wupatki National Monument. Wuputki is around 2000 feet in elevation lower that the Sunset Crater area. Waputki National Monument is a large number of old pueblo ruins scattered over a large area. The park service says there are as many as 800 different identified ruins scattered over the large area that incorporates the park. Five of the largest ones are easy to visit and right off the road. The largest one is near the visitors center and is called Wupatki (Hopi for "Tall House"). This one is really two main structures and a round community room and a "ball court" all withing a short walk of the visitors center. The ball court is the northern most one of these that has been found and is usually something found in cultures from farther south. There is also a very interesting geological feature right near these ruins. There is this blowhole of vent that leads underground to some unknown passages and it will either blow air out or suck air in depending on temperature or pressure variables. It blows air out with astounding volume and pressure and is really quite fascinating. A second of the larger ruins in the park is called Wukoki Ruin ("Big House"). This one is east off the main road a bit but really is worth the short drive. Wukoki Ruin is built on a stone outcrop and has a tall tower like structure as it's main feature. It can be seen from a long distance away and is really quite beautiful in it's remote setting. As you head north out of the park and continue the loop there are several more sites to visit. My favorite of these is one of the last ones before you leave the park. It is called Lomaki or "Beautiful House". This one has about a half mile walk out to the main structure at the edge of a shallow canyon. There are several other small structures along the way as you walk out to the largest one. Sometimes I just go in the north entrance and stop at this ruin if I have limited time but still want to see some of it.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Buddy Guy & Junior Wells Blues Band, 7-28-1968

This is a classic recording of two icons of American blues. Buddy Guy and Junior Wells have roots that go way back and have both been in the Chicago blues scene since the 50s. This is a short but very sweet set and well worth a listen.

Buddy Guy & Junior Wells Blues Band
Newport Folk Festival
Newport, Rhode Island
July 28th, 1968
Soundboard

1. Intro
2. One Room Country Shack
3. Checkin' On My Baby
4. Somebody Hoodooed The Hoodoo Man Intro
5. Somebody Hoodooed The Hoodoo Man
6. Messin' With The Kid
7. You Gotta Help Me Intro
8. You Gotta Help Me
9. Crowd/Talk
10. Stormy Monday/I Feel Good

Buddy Guy - Guitar, Vocals
Junior Wells - Vocals, Harmonica
A.C. Reed - Sax
Jack Myers- Bass
Fred Below - Drums

Runtime - 39 Minutes 4 Seconds

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Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Richard Thompson, 2-21-2003

This is a pretty good radio broadcast of Richard Thompson. Richard is playing solo acoustic and is great as usual.

Richard Thompson
BKA Luftschloss
Berlin, Germany
2-21-2003
FM radio broadcast

01 Gethsemane
02 Kings Of Bohemia
03 Cooksferry Queen
04 Outside Of The Inside
05 Crawl Back
06 Pharaoh
07 I Aint Marching Anymore
08 Vincent Black Lightning
09 The Ghost Of You Walks
10 Turning Of The Tide
11 Sight Unseen
12 Bright Lights Tonight
13 Genesis Hall

Mp3/320k
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Friday, February 18, 2011

Newsboys, August 2002

The Newsboys are one of the most influential contemporary Christian bands. They have had a unique style and ability to keep it serious yet fun. Their creative style and lyrics have changed the landscape of Christian music. This is a recording of the band from what I would call their peak period. The members have changed significantly since this time, with at least three of the five core members leaving and being replaced. The name Newsboys is like a peddler of newspapers spreading the news. In this case it is the "good news" of the gospel message, in a new and unique style.

I love the lyrics that put the born again experience in a new light

Shine:
Dull as dirt
You can't assert the kind of light
That might persuade
A strict dictator to retire
Fire the army
Teach the poor origami
The truth is in
The proof is when
You hear your heart start asking,
"What's my motivation?"

And try as you may, there isn't a way
To explain the kind of change
That would make an Eskimo renounce fur
That would make a vegetarian barbecue hamster
Unless you can trace this about-face
To a certain sign...

[Chorus]
Shine
Make 'em wonder what you've got
Make 'em wish that they were not
On the outside looking bored
Shine
Let it shine before all men
Let'em see good works, and then
Let 'em glorify the Lord

Out of the shaker and onto the plate
It isn't Karma
It sure ain't fate
That would make a Deadhead sell his van
That would make a schizophrenic turn in his crayons
Oprah freaks
And science seeks a rationale
That shall excuse
This strange behavior

When you let it shine
You will inspire
The kind of entire turnaround
That would make a bouncer take ballet
(even bouncers who aren't happy)
But out of the glare
With nowhere to turn
You ain't gonna learn it on "What's My Line?"

It's funny because I'm that Deadhead in the song that had a complete transformation.


Newsboys
Flevo Festival
Liempde, Netherlands
August 2002
Radio Broadcast?


Setlist:
01. Giving It Over
02. Who?
03. Love, Liberty Disco
04. Cornelius
05. Million Pieces (Kissin' Your Cares Goodbye)
06. God Is Watching Over You / Entertaining Angels
07. Oh Lord You're Beautiful / Joy
08. John Woo
09. Praise God /
Lord (I Don't Know)
10. We Want To
Glorify You God
11. Shine
12. Breakfast
13. It Is You

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I Live In A Cool Place!

I took this picture on my way to work the other day. Thats Court House Butte and Bell Rock as you drive into the Village Of Oak Creek in Sedona, AZ. The next one is some of the locals checking me out. As seen over at Red Rock State Park, in Sedona. Nothing special just another day going to work. Oh yea, and our weather has been in the 60s in mid winter. Life is rough here in central AZ. This one is less than five minutes walk up a trail off a residential area on Soldiers Pass Road
We once had a problem here with graffiti about 800 to a 1000 years ago. This rock is just sitting on the side of Salt Mine Road in residential Camp Verde. This classic Kokopeli Pictograph I found near Sedona out towards Loy Butte and the Honanki Ruins. And then there are some run down abandoned structures here and there. But I'm not complaining. This one is called Palatki. Note the cool medicine wheel pictograph on the cliff above the ruin. Ruins like this are all over the valley here.
This next one is called Montezumas Castle. It pretty well known in fact its one of the National Monuments in my little valley. And once in a while it snows. But really it just makes it more beautiful and it melts by the next day. This shot was taken right from the road, on Schnebly Hill Road, Sedona. Oh and did I tell you that I can trout fish a five minute walk from my house? Yea, I live in a cool place!

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Calexico, Darmstadt, Germany, 7-06-1999

This is a real nice recording of the Tucson Arizona based band Calexico. This is an early recording from the time period of the album called The Black Light. I love this band and it's feel. It has a real Sonora Desert feel to it, just like the border areas it borrows from two cultures. I made the cover using some art from Calexico's web site and then just added a little. The recording is a great soundboard.

Calexico
Centralstation
Darmstadt, Germany
July 6th 1999
Soundboard

Setlist
1- Stinging Nettle
2- Gilbert*
3- Glowing Heart of the World
4- The Ride, Part II
5- Gypsy's Curse
6- Mazurra*
7- Minas de Cobre*
8- Jesus & Tequila
9- Sundown, Sundown
10- The Black Light
11- Tulsa Telephone Book
12- Missing
13- Sideshow*
14- Chach
15- Taster
16- Stray
17- Windjammer
18-Frontera/Trigger
Total : 1h 44min

Joey Burns: voice and guitar
John Convertino : drums
Michael Lembach : guitar, trumpet
Martin Wenk : accordion, guitar, trumpet
Volker Zander : bass
*Anna-Sophie Mahler : violin

Mp3/320k
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Jazz Is Dead with Paul Barrere & Fred Tackett, 3-23-2001

These photos are from the show at the Keswick Theater. This is another Jazz is Dead show but it has Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett from Little Feat opening and then playing with Jazz Is Dead. So I guess you could call this one Jazz Is Little Dead Feat, or something like that. Anyway it's pretty cool and has great sound quality as well.

Paul Barrere & Fred Tackett
Jazz Is Dead
Keswick Theater
Glenside, PA
March 23, 2001
soundboard

disc one (Paul & Fred)
1. Hate to lose your lovin'
2. Marginal Creatures
3. Rad Gumbo
4. Trouble
5. Sailin' Shoes
6. Let It Roll
7. Willin"

disc two (Jazz IS Dead)
1. Uncle John's Band
2. Scarlet Begonias
3. Candyman
4. Friend Of The Devil
5. Easy Wind

Disc three (Jazz is Dead)
1. Dire Wolf
2. Help On The Way
3. Tennessee Jed (with Paul & Fred)
4. Down On The Farm (with Paul & Fred)
5. Casey Jones (with Paul & Fred)

Jazz Is Dead line up
Jeff Pevar: Guitar
T. Lavitz: Keyboards
Alphonso Johnson: Bass
Rod Morgenstein: Drums

Mp3/320k
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Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Jerry Garcia and David Grisman, The Warfield, 2-03-1991

Here is another Garcia and Grisman recording. This is the third of 19 total Garcia and Grisman shows that were played from December 7th 1990 to May 5th 1994. Its a soundboard recording.

Jerry Garcia and David Grisman
Warfield Theater
San Francisco, CA
2-03-1991
Soundboard

Jerry Garcia guitar, vocals, banjo
David Grisman mandolin, vocals, banjo
Jim Kerwin bass
Joe Craven violin, percussion

Set One:
01 - Walkin' Boss
02 - Instrumental
03 - When First Unto This Country
04 - Handsome Cabin Boy
05 - I Truly Understand
06 - Poison Glass Of Wine
07 - Man Of Constant Sorrow
08 - Sweet Sunny South
09 - Two Soldiers
10 - Spring In California
11 - Grateful Dawg

Set Two:
01 - Thrill Is Gone
02 - Old Rocking Chair
03 - So What?
04 - Off To Sea Once More
05 - Friend Of The Devil
06 - Dawg's Waltz
07 - Russian Lullaby 08 - Arabia
Encore:
09 - Ripple

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David Grisman, Telluride, 1988 and 1999

This one is from two years in a row at Telluride Bluegrass Festival. It is the David Grisman Quartet with Mark O'Connor as a guest. The second yesr Mark O'Connor plays as part of the band. Anyway it is some soundboard goodness to enjoy.

DGQ
Telluride Bluegrass Festival
Telluride, CO
June 18, 1988
Soundboard

[Opening tune is missing*]
01. Latin Lover
02. Mad Max
03. 'Lil Samba
04. Dawgalypso
05. Dawgology
06. Svingin' with Svend*
07. Fanny Hill*
08. Ricochet*
09. Opus 38^ [end is cut]
guests:
% with
* with Mark O'Connor
^ with Edgar Meyer & O'Connor

David Grisman Quartet
Telluride Bluegrass Festival
Town Park
Telluride, CO
June 24, 1989
Soundboard

line-up:
David Grisman - mandolin
Mark O'Connor - fiddle
John Carlini - guitar
Jim Kerwin - bass

01. intro...Dawg's Rag
02. Dawg Daze
03. Albuquerque Turkey
04. band intros
05. Minor Swing
06. Nuage
07. Mugavero
08. Pupville (Gypsygrass)
09. Telluride
10. Dawgology
Encores:
11. 16/16
12. Dawg's Bull


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Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Eric Krasno and Chapter 2, with special guest Warren Haynes, 1-29-2011

This show is just from a little more than two weeks ago. It is Eric Krasno and his new band called Chapter 2. If you don't know Eric Krasno he played guitar in Soulive and Lettuce. This show has Warren Haynes playing on several songs along with Danny Louis. This is some funky jamming with hot guitar playing. It's HOT! I don't have a set list and in some cases the tracks are jams that break into a song such as The Thrill Is Gone and then jam again.

Eric Krasno & Chapter 2
Gov't Mule's Island Exodus II
Breezes Grand Resort & Spa,
Negril, Jamaica
1-29-2011
Source: Soundboard

Disc 1
01. ?Unknown Title?
02. ?Unknown? w/ Danny Louis & Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews
03. ?Unknown? w/ Danny Louis, Ron Holloway & Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews
04. ?Unknown? w/ Warren Haynes, Danny Louis & Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews
05. ?Unknown? w/ Warren Haynes & Danny Louis
06. ?Unknown? w/ Warren Haynes & Danny Louis

Disc 2:
01. ?Unknown? w/ Danny Louis
02. ?Unknown? w/ Danny Louis & Ron Holloway

Eric Krasno - Guitar & Vocals
Louis Cato - Bass
Adam Deitch - Drums

The Eric Kranso web site said that Nigel Hall plays keyboards as a member of Chapter 2. But he was not listed on this show.


Mp3/320k
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Doc Watson, 2-18-2001

This is a very fine recording of the great Doc Watson, with Jack Lawrence. This is some fantastic guitar playing. These guys can play.

Doc Watson and Jack Lawrence
Arcata Theatre
Arcata CA
2-18-2001

Disc 1
Set One:
01. (Introduction)
02. Corrina, Corrina
03. The Storms Are On The Ocean
04. Hobo Bill's Last Ride
05. Instrumental
06. Cora's Gone
07. I'll Never See My Home Again
08. Blue Railroad Train
09. Sleep, Baby Sleep
10. Shady Grove
11. Little Sadie
12. She's Just That Kind
-----

Disc 2
Set Two:
01. (Crowd/Tuning)
02. Deep Elum Blues
03. Frankie And Johnny
04. Stranger Blues
05. Bye Bye Blues
06. Eight More Miles to Louisville
07. Eastbound Freight Train
08. Ready For The Times To Get Better
09. Blue Eyed Jane
10. Windy And Warm
11. Knights In White Satin
12. Goodbye Liza Jane
13. Deep River Blues
14. Roll On Buddy
-----
Encore:
15. Keep On The Sunny Side

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Monday, February 14, 2011

Tony Rice Unit with Jerry Douglas, 6-29-1991

This is another great Tony Rice Unit show but this one has the great Jerry Douglas as a guest along with J.D. Crowe. The filler at the end is an all-star jam with the two best dobro players you will ever hear playing together. I think that it is very rare and worth a listen.

Tony Rice Unit w/ Jerry Douglas & J. D. Crowe
Frontier Ranch
Etna, Ohio
June 29, 1991
Soundboard

Tony Rice - Guitar
Wyatt Rice - Guitar
Jimmy Gaudreau - Mandolin
Ricky Simpkins - Fiddle
Ronny Simpkins – Bass
Jerry Douglas – Dobro
J. D. Crowe - Banjo

1. Tuning
2. Nine Pound Hammer
3. On A Winters Night
4. Dusty Miller
5. Band Intros
6. I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
7. Salt Creek
8. Darcy Farrell
9. Little Sadie
10. Blue Railroad Train
11. – Enter J. D. Crowe –
12. Blue Ridge Cabin Home
13. Flint Hill Special
14. Ain’t Nobody Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone
15. You Don't Know My Mind
16. Footprints In The Snow
17. Sally Goodin
18. Crowd, Band Intros
Encore:
19. Shadows
20. Your Love Is Like A Flower
21. Shuckin’ The Corn

Time: 73:55

Late Night Jam Set – Partial

Bluegrass Album Band w/ Guests
J. D. Crowe – Banjo
Tony Rice – Guitar
John Starling – Guitar
Lou Reid - Guitar
Jerry Douglas – Dobro
Mike Aldridge – Dobro
John Duffey - Mandolin

1. Big Spike Hammer
2. - Set Change -
3.Carolina Palms
4. Treasures Untold
5. Mean Mother Blues
6. The Fields Have Turned Brown //

Time: 19:03

The partial late night set was filler after the TRU set.

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Saturday, February 12, 2011

Jethro Tull, 11-25-1987

This is nothing new but it was an upgrade for me. I have always liked this show and had it on a tape for years and years. If you don't know it you should check it out.

Jethro Tull
Upper Darby, PA
November 25,1987
Improved Version
WMMR-FM

According to the source this is a new and improved version of the commercial boot Upper Darby 1987. This is from a live FM broadcast directly onto a reel to reel. It not only sounds better, it contains Hunting Girl which wasn't on the original.

Disc 1 (59:55)
1-Intro (DJ & IA backstage)
2-Songs From The Wood
3-Thick As A Brick
4-Steel Monkey
5-Farm On The Freeway
6-Heavy Horses
7-Living In The Past
8-Serenade To A Cuckoo
9-Budapest
10-Hunting Girl

Disc 2 (57:15)
1-Bach Violin Concerto in E (Third Movement): Peggy & Martin
2-Keyboard/Drum Duet
3-Wond'ring Aloud
4-Skating Away
5-Jump Start
6-Band Intro
7-Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll
8-Aqualung
9-Locomotive Breath
10-Thick As A Brick (outro)
11-DJ Banter
12-Wind Up


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Travelin' McCourys, 10-15-2010

This is like Del McCoury band without Del. And then it has special guest Dan Tyminski who most people know from Alison Krauss ans Union Station. The photo is of Del McCoury Band. I could not find any without Del. Anyway another fine bluegrass post with soundboard quality.

Travelin' McCourys
October 15, 2010 (FRI)
Yonder Harvest Fest Backwoods Stage
Ozark, AR
Source: SBD

01 Pain In My Heart
02 Lily Hoskins
03 Lonesome Fiddle Blues
04 Rocky Road Blues
05 Pike County Breakdown
06 Whose Shoulder Will You Cry On?
07 Another Place Another Time
08 More Pretty Girls Than One
09 You Don't Know My Mind
10 Train 45
11 Hard On My Heart
12 Our Love Never Dies
13 Vamp In The Middle
14 Bluegrass Breakdown
15 Kentucky Waltz
16 Blue Trail of Sorrow
17 Delia's Gone
18 The Man Of Constant Sorrow
19 Walk Out In The Rain

Total runtime: 81 minutes

special guest Dan Tyminski, vocals and guitar throughout the set.

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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Show The Glory To All


Show The Glory To All

In the Old Testament the priests were the ones who could come close to God. They were the only ones that could bring sacrifices for others and enter the holy places of the temple. After Jesus came all who believe in Jesus have the opportunity to come close to God and to show others God’s glory. The Bible says that today those who believe in and follow Jesus are a "Holy Priesthood" (1 Peter 2:5)

If we look at how the Old Testament priests were prepared we can see a picture of how we the priests of today can get prepared to come close to God. The priests were to be consecrated, consecrated means to be set apart as holy to be devoted to serve God. If we want to show others God’s glory we too should be set apart or different than the rest of the world and devoted to serve God. A picture of how this is done can seen in Leviticus 8.

In Leviticus 8:6 Moses washed Aaron and his sons with water. We too need a bath. All of us are dirty from sin but no amount of bathing with water will do the job. Only the blood of Jesus can wash us of our sin. So the first and most important step is to accept the sacrifice of Jesus for your sin and ask Him to be the Lord of your life.

The next step was to put on special clothes as seen in Leviticus 8:7. We too need special clothes. Special clothes are seen in Ephesians 6:11 “put on the whole armor of God”. The armor of God is the belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, helmet of salvation, shield of faith, and shoes that are the gospel of peace. Psalm 132:9 says “Let your priests be clothed with righteousness”.

Moses was to then anoint them with oil. This anointing with oil speaks of the Holy Spirit. We need the anointing of the Holy Spirit to help consecrate us or set us apart from the world. Without the help of the “Helper” or Holy Spirit we cannot do this in our own power. The Holy Spirit is the thing that enables us to stand up to temptation, and gives us the right words to say, helps us love in a unique way, and is the only thing that will make us different than the rest of the world as we interact with others.

After this clothing was on the priests, Moses was to consecrate the priest with blood. He was to place it on their ear, hand, and toe. The blood represents to us the blood of Jesus that cleans us. You may say I thought accepting Jesus (step one) made me clean so what’s this additional cleaning? After we take a bath or shower periodically through the day we get our hands dirty and need to wash our hands. We don’t need a full bath again just our hands. Just like this as saved Christians we come into contact with the imperfect world we get some dirt on us and need a touch up cleaning. We don’t need a full bath again just a touch up. Jesus said in John 13:10 “He who is bathed needs only to wash his feet”.

We need to have help from Jesus to clean up our ears, or what we hear or listen to. What type of music do we listen to? Is it full of sexual content? What kinds of people are we listening to? Do they speak the truth or do we listen to sources of information that pollute us? Do we surround ourselves with people who speak language that is not pure? If so we need to be cleansed of this stuff.

We need Jesus to help clean what we do with our hands or how and what we work on. Is the work we do something that brings glory to God? Or are we handling something that should be left untouched? When we use our hands to go online do we go to sites that Jesus would be ashamed of? If our work and what we touch with our hands is not clean we need Jesus blood to wash our hands of it.

And last we need Jesus to help us clean up our walk. We all sometimes go off the path and stray into temptation. We need to walk close with Him and go where God sends us. When we get too far from Jesus the “light” it is hard to see what we are stepping in. So our feet get dirty and we track what we have stepped into where ever we go. Jesus was willing to clean the feet of his disciples and He is willing to wash yours. Only the blood of Jesus can clean up our walk.

In the next step the priests were to remain in the tabernacle seven days. The tabernacle is where God’s presence was. They were to spend time close to God. We too need to spend time close to God. We need to take time to read the bible. This is Gods word and through it we hear God’s voice and desires for us. We need to pray and meditate with God in this way God gets to hear our deepest desires and gets to know us better. Seven is the number of perfection or completion. We need to do this until His work in us is perfected or completed. In other words we need to always do this because we will always have some room for improvement.

Then they were to make offerings or sacrifices of sheep and cows for themselves and for others. This culture placed a great value on these animals. So the sacrifice was something of value to them. We too are to sacrifice something of value to us for ourselves and for others. This sacrifice could be money with a tithe to a church. The sacrifice could be time, or some activity we love to do. It may be giving up some time with friends or time talking on the phone to our friends and instead going out and serving others. It may be giving up time playing video games or watching TV so you can have time to read the bible or pray for others needs. We need to give up something for God that has value to us. Giving up something that does not have value is not a sacrifice.

The fact is that what ever we give up seems to have value now. When we give up this stuff we often find that it is of little true value. Paul said he gave up a life where he had a high position and after saw it was all just garbage.

When they sacrificed animals they placed it on the alter and it was consumed by fire. This was a “sweet smell to the Lord”. In this sacrifice the flesh was consumed. It says in Romans 12:1, 2 we are to “present our bodies as living sacrifices”. Romans 8:8 says “those who are in the flesh cannot please God”. We need to sacrifice our selfish lusts of the flesh and let it be consumed and this will be sweet to God. The end of yourself is the beginning of God.

When all this was done Moses and Aaron blessed the people. It says in Leviticus 9:23 Then the glory of the Lord appeared to all the people. I think this is really cool. All the people saw it!
So how does this apply to us? We too need to set our selves apart from worldly things and then bless others. When we do this then those who can't see Jesus for who He is can get a glimpse of His glory reflected by us in the way we love, sacrifice, and care for others like He did.
So do you have a friend that doesn't know Jesus and can't see the truth in the Gospel message? And you are wondering why they don't get it. Well maybe it's because you are a poor image of Christ. After all we are to be the "body of Christ" as it says in 1 Corinthians 12:27. And what they see in your walk and your behavior is how Christ is being pictured for them.

Acoustic All-Star Jam, Hickory NC, 10-13-1995

Here is yet another great Bluegrass All-Star jam. This one is loaded with the "A" list bluegrass talent. It is another great quality soundboard as well.

Acoustic All-Stars Super Jam
Catawba Valley Arts& Science Center
Hickory, NC
October 13, 1995
Soundboard

Band:
Tony Rice Guitar
Sam Bush Mandolin
Bela Fleck Banjo
Jerry Douglas Dobro
Ricky Simpkins Fiddle
Ronnie Simpkins Bass

Disc 1 43:22
1st Set:
1.Nine Pound Hammer
2.Ol’Joe Clark
3.Little Sadie
4.Manzanita
5.Cincinnati Rag
6.Band Intros
7.I Know Your Married, But I Love You Still
8.Red Haired Boy
9.White House Blues

Disc 2 77:02
2nd Set:
1.Poor Richard’s Blues (Tony & Sam duet)
2.Grant’s Corner – played off mic
3.Steam Powered Aereo Plain
4.Summertime
5.Foggy Mountain Top
6.Molly and Tembrooks
7.Ginseng Sullivan
8.Sam banter
9.Cheeseballs In Cowtown
10.Band Intros, Sam gives thanks
11.Freeborn Man
12.Crowd
Encore:
13.Whitewater…//

Mp3/320k
Download Links
https://mega.co.nz/#!Yd5DHaqZ!NxTSp2IWjg3uk85ZyMuL-KSzFHOdjmyUrci6oSm1RtY
https://mega.co.nz/#!1JZmWJxK!Dg2BiVmDnWk3WwzV8rzvyywOymdcXrQIxKZuQeuCyHI

Jazz Is Dead, 8-18-2001


Someone requested some Jazz is Dead with Jeff Pevar. So here is the best example I could find. Early and late shows, more than three hours of music. And really remarkable recording quality.


JAZZ IS DEAD
Bottom Line
New York City
New York
U.S.A.
August 18, 2001 (2001-08-18)
Early and Late Shows
Soundboard

Musicians
Alphonso Johnson, T Lavitz, Jeff Pevar, Rod Morgenstein

Early Show
D1 (3 Tracks) (45:44)
1) Tennessee Jed / Band Introduction
2) China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider ->
3) Easy Wind

D2 (4 Tracks) (42:46)
1) Black Peter
2) Cumberland Blues
3) Help On The Way -> Slipknot! / Band Introduction
Encore
4) Morning Dew

Late Show
D1 (4 Tracks) (48:31)
1) Crazy Fingers / Band Introduction
2) St. Stephen -> The Eleven
3) Sugar Magnolia ->
4) Scarlet Begonias


D2 (4 Tracks) (45:00)
1) Uncle John's Band
2) Dire Wolf
3) Truckin' / Band & Crew Introduction
Encore
4) Attics Of My Life

Mp3/320k
Download Links

https://mega.nz/#!Yl0lUCSB!UHn9lnAwRPILiocYMk5ELUlKWuagHluZR666wMA_7rg

https://mega.nz/#!Q9d32Bib!dSkUHbDqkTyPzITlB9zVkrjlRLiCekX42YfgQHdX__Q

  https://mega.nz/#!RsFnzL4Y!ZYfXNO_EDzdn7lBgAiWP_P8zVV4XP2GzCmTNdvveOKg

  https://mega.nz/#!t5lkGQBZ!ERUNUn080zkCTahnB8jlPyC1WoMIQaFlDA7H9ocGikw  

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Tim O'Brien and Darrell Scott, 8-13-2000


This is just such a great recording. If you like acoustic music then you should give this a listen. Nuf said!

Tim O'Brien and Darrell Scott
Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival
Alta, WY
2000-08-13
Soundboard

Tim O’Brien Guitar, Mandolin, Fiddle
Darrell Scott Guitar, Banjo
Todd Phillips Bass
Casey Driessen Fiddle

01 Intro
02 When I Paint My Masterpiece
03 Weary Blues, 04 House of Gold
05 More Love, 06 My Father's House
07 With a Memory Like Mine
08 Walk Beside Me *Enter Todd Phillips*
09 Keep Your Lamps Trimmed & Burning
10 John Riley *Enter Casey Driessen*
11 Old Joe Clark
12 The Man That Comes Around
13 Family Tree, 14 Band Intros
15 Forever Young, 16 Crowd
Encore: 17 Maggies Farm
18 When No One's Around > Will the Circle Be Unbroken

Total time 78:05

Mp3/320k
Download Link
http://www.mediafire.com/?k26abb6mzyw2rk4

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Jerry Garcia at the Matrix, 1968

By October of 1968 the Grateful Dead had already played around 83 shows that year (by the time the year was over Garcia would have played more than 100 shows). They had played shows in Oregon, Washington, and the entire length of California, the New York area twice, and St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Miami. In October there was a break in the action and they were in the studio, but true to form Garcia kept playing live gigs. In October of 1968 Garcia played the Matrix on Fillmore Street in San Francisco under the names of Garcia and Friends (spelled Garrceeah on the posters) and Mickey and The Hartbeats and he also sat in on other gigs. Garcia also played some Matrix shows in December of 1968. These Matrix shows had special guests and lineups that were missing Bob Weir and Pigpen(thus not being under the name Grateful Dead).Some people say that Jack Casady of Jefferson Airplane is the bass player on these shows but I don't know for sure, and he may be for just parts. The shows were loose and had lots of jams and instrumentals. So here is a good sample of that material.

This first one has an unknown harmonica player on some cuts. Many of the tunes are just instrumental versions.


Jerry Garcia And Friends (Also billed as Mickey And The Hartbeats)
The Matrix
San Francisco, CA
10/10/68
Soundboard

Disc 1:
01 Jam [28:49]
02 It's A Sin [9:01]
03 Next Time You See Me Jam [9:24]
04 The Rub Jam [6:39]
05 Look On Yonder Wall [4:13]

Disc 2:
01 Jam [24:56] >
02 Turn On Your Lovelight Jam [15:19] >
03 Drums [6:24] >
04 Jam [20:59] >
05 Death Don't Have No Mercy [9:57]

Disc 3:
01 Dark Star Jam [15:30] >
02 The Eleven Jam [5:56] >
03 The Seven [9:59]

Mp3/vbr
Download links
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UWZ1YLOV Garcia and friends 68-10-10 one.rar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=I7154A81 Garcia and friends 68-10-10 two.rar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UL7ELMLI Garcia and friends 68-10-10 three.rar


This second one I had a tape of for years. Again instrumental versions. This one has Elvin Bishop as a special guest on some songs.

Mickey & the Hartbeats
The Matrix
San Francisco, CA
10-30-1968
Soundboard

Disk 1
1. Tuning 0:52
2. Dark Star Jam > 17:24
3. Death Letter Blues 8:47
4. "Fate Music" talk 2:23
5. The Other One Jam // 16:14
Total time: 45:42

Disk 2:
1. Tuning 0:29
2. St. Stephen Jam // 1:36
3. . . . Jam (Other One esque) > 1:38
4. Turn On Your Lovelight Jam 9:23
5. Jam* > 5:34
6. Jam cont. > 13:46
7. The Eleven Jam > 9:50
8. Death Don't Have No Mercy > Jam 8:32
9. Prisoner Blues** 17:28
Total time: 68:21

Disk 3:

1. Blues Jam** 6:16
2. Baby Please Come Back 11:38
to Me** (?) >
3. Jam 9:30
4. Talking, tuning 7:10
5. Dark Star Jam 19:47
Total time: 54:23

* Contains Clementine hints.
** With Elvin Bishop

Mp3/vbr
Download links
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HDYYC37X Mickey and The Heartbeats10-30-68one.rar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9CDDHER4 Mickey and The Heartbeats10-30-68two.rar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XENZQQOS Mickey and The Heartbeats10-30-68three.rar



This third one is just some long Jams. Just two long tracks! This one has Jack Casady on bass. Special guest also include Spencer Dryden, David getz, and Harvy Mandel.


The Matrix
San Francisco, CA
12-16-1968
Soundboard

Disc 1:
01 Jam
Disc 2:
01 Jam > Jam
gotta love this setlist.

Mp3/vbr
Download links
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=T4P3ETBE Mickey and The Heartbeats 12-16-68.rar



This last one is Billed as Harvy Mandel and Friends. It is also from December and again has Mickey Hart and Jerry Garcia, and Elvin Bishop, and even Steve Miller.



Harvey Mandel And Friends
1968-12-24
The Matrix
San Francisco

01. Jam
02. You Got To Feel It
03. 3 O Clock In The Morning (around m. 5:26 sound fades out for half second)
04. She's A Mojo Worker
05. Jam (cut)

Harvey Mandel
Elvin Bishop
Steve Miller
Gordon Chambers
Mickey Hart
Jerry Garcia

Mp3/320k
Download links
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=875990R9 HMF681224SF.part3.rar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=C5B3Q6G8 HMF681224SF.part2.rar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VSAY167W HMF681224SF.part1.rar