Various Artists – Sun Country 1983 (A Christmas Pause Within A Pause)

Various Artists – Sun Country 1983

CFRN Television Studio, Edmonton, Canada

October 31, 1983

1. Dick Caldwell And Ian Tyson - Intro (1:01)
2. Gene Clark - Ain't Livin' Long Like This (3:25)
3. Ian Tyson - Release Me (2:30)
4. Cornelia Boucher McLeod - Unidentified (2:53)
5. Gene Clark - Train Leaves Here This Morning (4:00)
6. Cornelia Boucher McLeod - Singin' The Blues (2:21)
7. Ian Tyson - I Always Get Lucky With You (3:23)
8. Gene Clark - Rodeo Rider + Outro (4:23)

Artwork Included (front, back)

Gram Parsons and The Fallen Angels with Emmylou Harris - Tower Theatre, Upper Darby, June 1973

This concert has been uploaded here already years and years ago. When trying to fulfill a request for updating it with a new link, I accidentally deleted it, so here it is again. I used the opportunity to update the song titles, the performers, and ad tags and artwork.

Gram Parsons and The Fallen Angels with Emmylou Harris - Tower Theatre, Upper Darby, June 1973

Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris, N.D.Smart II, Kyle Tullis, Neil Flanz, Jock Bartley

with Special Guests :

Clarence White
Gene Parsons
Chris Ethridge
Sneaky Pete Kleinow
Roger Bush

1. Devil In Disguise (Christine's Tune) (4:34)
2. Tried So Hard (3:02)
3. We'll Sweet Out The Ashes (3:27)
4. Streets Of Baltimore (4:00)
5. Hickory Wind (5:47)
6. Country Baptizing (4:26)
7. Love Hurts (5:10)
8. Hot Burrito #2 (3:47)
9. Six Days On The Road (4:44)
10. Sin City (4:20)
11. Wheels (3:50)

Artwork Included (front, back) 

Pause

Except for a couple of regulars who post comments from time to time, and a regular who asks for reups every week, there hasn’t been any comments for a rather long time. 

So it seems the interest in this blog has dropped radically. Consequently, I will put the blog on pause for the time being.

Reups will still be fulfilled when time permits

Thanks to the regular visitors and sporadic posters of comments.

The Desert Rose Band - Westwood One Presents - Show L89-35 (USA 1989) - The Ritz, New York City, 1989-01-01 (broadcast week of 8/28/89)

The Desert Rose Band - Westwood One Presents

Show L89-35 (USA 1989)

The Ritz, New York City, 1989-01-01 (broadcast week of 8/28/89)

 

Chris Hillman - guitar, mandolin, vocals

Herb Pedersen - guitar, banjo, vocals

John Jorgenson - guitar, mandolin, dobro, piano, vocals

Bill Bryson - bass guitar

Jay Dee Maness - pedal steel guitar

Steve Duncan – drums

1. Intro - Jim Duncan (1:04)

2. Love Reunited (3:11)

3. Start All Over Again (4:42)

4. Everybody's Hero (3:18)

5. Break - Jim Duncan (0:04)

6. Commercial - Phillips 66 (0:29)

7. Commercial - American Express - Karl Malden (0:30)

8. Commercial - Sanka Coffee (0:31)

9. Break - Jim Duncan (0:04)

10. Running (4:30)

11. Time Between (2:36)

12. I Still Believe In You (4:22)

13. Break - Jim Duncan (0:04)

14. Commercial - Dramamine (0:28)

15. Commercial - Nestea (0:29)

16. Commercial - Caldasene Baby Powder (0:30)

17. I Can't Keep You In Love With Me (3:07)

18. Darkness On The Playground (5:22)

19. Break - Jim Duncan (0:04)

20. Commercial - Dramamine (0:28)

21. Commercial - American Express (0:30)

22. Commercial - Sanka Coffee (0:31)

23. Once More (4:15)

24. Summer Wind (3:34)

25. Hello Trouble (2:22)

26. Break - Jim Duncan (0:04)

27. Commercial - Dramamine (0:28)

28. Commercial - Motel 6 - Tom Bodett (1:01)

29. One Step Forward (3:36)

30. She Don't Love Nobody (3:19)

31. Outro (0:59

Artwork Included (homemade front and back, original label side A)

Crosby & Nash – Live In London

Crosby & Nash – Live In London

My LP = Blue Pearl BP X003 (The Netherlands 1971)

David Crosby (guitars, vocals)

Graham Nash (guitars, piano, vocals)

Royal Festival Hall, London, U.K. December 4, 1971-12-04

First performance in the U.K. as a duo

Audience recording

1. A1 Déjà Vu (4:47)
2. A2 Wooden Ships (2:09)
3. A3 Orleans (2:11)
4. A4 New One (2:36)
5. A5 The ''Lee Shore'' (2:19)
6. B1 Ohio (4:11)
7. B2 Simple Man (2:23)
8. B3 Immigration Man (3:14)
9. B4 Guinnevere (4:29)

Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (from Discogs)

Bob Dylan – Goes Fishin’ In Modena - With Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers and Roger McGuinn

Bob Dylan – Goes Fishin’ In Modena

With Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers and Roger McGuinn

Double LP – No label, no reference number (Italy 1987)

“Temples In Flames” tour

Live In Area Ex Autodromo, Modena, Italy, September 12, 1987

Side A:

Roger McGuinn (guitar, vocals)

Sides B, C and D:

Bob Dylan (vocals, guitar)

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers:

Tom Petty (guitar), Mike Campbell (guitar), Benmont Tench (keyboards), Howie Epstein (bass), Stan Lynch (drums)

The Queens Of Rhythm: Carolyn Dennis, Queen Esther Marrow, Madelyn Quebec (backing vocals).

Disc 1

1. A1 Tiffany Queen (mistitled Tiffany Clean) (2:40)
2. A2 Sunshine Love (2:06)
3. A3 Chestnut Mare (4:49)
4. A4 Mr. Spaceman (1:54)
5. A5 Mr. Tambourine Man (2:39)
6. A6 Turn! Turn! Turn! (3:45)
7. A7 Eight Miles High (3:52)

8. B1 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 (3:00)
9. B2 I Want You (4:39)
10. B3 In The Garden (5:08)
11. B4 Highway 61 Revisited (3:29)
12. B5 A Simple Twist Of Fate (5:07)
13. B6 I And I (5:54)

Disc 2

1. C1 I'll Remember You (4:36)
2. C2 Joey (8:57)
3. C3 Tangled Up In Blue (mistitled Tangles Up In Blue) (5:59)
4. C4 Ballad Of A Thin Man (6:04)

5. D1 Pledging My Time (2:54)
6. D2 Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again (mistitled One Of Us Must Know) (4:13)
7. D3 All Along The Watchtower (4:02)
8. D4 Knockin' On Heaven's Door (with Roger McGuinn and Tom Petty on shared vocals) (6:41)
9. D5 When The Night Comes Fallin' (6:16)

Fresh Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, discs from Discogs and freshly scanned labels and sheet from my LPs)

Bob Dylan / Roger McGuinn – Together / Alone (The Sparrow And The Byrd Pt. II)

   

    

Bob Dylan / Roger McGuinn – Together / Alone (The Sparrow And The Byrd Pt. II)

My LP = no label, no reference number (Germany 1985)

Bob Dylan tracks recorded during the 1984 tour of Europe (with Santana, Mick Taylor, Ian McLagan, Colin Allen, Greg Sutton (see dates and places details on back cover).

Guests = Eric Clapton, Chrissie Hynde, Hugues Aufray, Van Morrison, Bono Vox.

Places, dates and musicians on back cover.

Roger McGuinn tracks recorded in Bochum, Germany on August 1, 1984.

1. A1 Bob Dylan - Knockin' On Heaven's Door (with Eric Clapton and Chrissie Hynde) (4:21)
2. A2 Bob Dylan - Les Temps Changent - The Times They Are A-Changin' (with Hugues Aufray) (5:33)
3. A3 Bob Dylan - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (with Van Morrison) (5:08)
4. A4 Bob Dylan - Tupelo Honey (with Van Morrison) (4:16)
5. A5 Bob Dylan - Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (with Bono Vox) (6:14)
6. B1 Roger McGuinn - Don't You Write Her Off (2:44)
7. B2 Roger McGuinn - He Was A Friend Of Mine (2:30)
8. B3 Roger McGuinn - Woman (2:20)
9. B4 Roger McGuinn - One More Chance (3:41)
10. B5 Roger McGuinn - Sweet Memories (2:58)
11. B6 Roger McGuinn - Russian Hill (4:38)
12. B7 Roger McGuinn - Chestnut Mare (4:48)
13. B8 Roger McGuinn - Turn Turn Turn (3:23)
14. B9 Roger McGuinn - Light Up The Darkness (2:16)

Fresh Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, backs, discs, labels) (from Discogs and 45Worlds)

Bob Dylan / Roger McGuinn – The Sparrow And The Byrd (aka The Byrd And The Sparrow)

Bob Dylan / Roger McGuinn – The Sparrow And The Byrd (aka The Byrd And The Sparrow)

Two LPs = no labels, no reference numbers (Germany 1985)

These are two identical LPs with the same tracks in the same sequence. The first one is housed in a blue and white sleeve and is titled “The Sparrow And The Byrd”. The second one is housed in a red and white sleeve and is titled “The Byrd And The Sparrow”.

Audio is the same on both records.

Both sleeves are unfolding in three parts (see images).

The “red” one has a text on the third part; the “blue” one’s third part is white.

All labels are plain white so they’re not included.

Bob Dylan tracks recorded during the 1984 tour of Europe (with Santana, Mick Taylor, Ian McLagan, Colin Allen, Greg Sutton - see dates and places details on back cover).

Roger McGuinn tracks recorded in Bochum, Germany on August 1, 1984.

On both releases, track B1, they forgot to print the second “o” in “Follow” on the back covers.

1. A1 Bob Dylan - Mr. Tambourine Man (5:18)
2. A2 Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A-Changin' (4:39)
3. A3 Bob Dylan - To Ramona (3:41)
4. A4 Bob Dylan - A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall (6:15)
5. A5 Bob Dylan - With God On Our Side (4:34)
6. B1 Roger McGuinn - Ballad Of Easy Rider / Wasn't Born To Follow (4:00)
7. B2 Roger McGuinn - My Back Pages (2:21)
8. B3 Roger McGuinn - You Ain't Going Nowhere (3:21)
9. B4 Roger McGuinn - Knockin' On Heaven's Door (4:13)
10. B5 Roger McGuinn - So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (2:02)
11. B6 Roger McGuinn - Eight Miles High (3:04)
12. B7 Roger McGuinn - Just A season (2:43)
13. B8 Roger McGuinn - Mr. Spaceman (2:52)
14. B9 Roger McGuinn - Mr. Tambourine Man (2:29)

Fresh Vinyl Rip – Freshly Scanned Artwork Included (blue and red fronts and backs)

Gene Clark’s 20th Year Anniversary Tribute To The Byrds – Fort Worth 1985

 

 

Gene Clark’s 20th Year Anniversary Tribute To The Byrds – Fort Worth 1985

Will Roger Auditorium, Fort Worth, Texas – May 5, 1985

Gene Clark - guitar, vocals

Michael Clarke – drums

John York – guitar, vocals

Rick Roberts - guitar, vocals

Richard Manuel - piano, vocals

Rick Danko - guitar, vocals

Blondie Chaplin - guitar, vocals

Carlos Bernal - bass, vocals

 

Incredibly, “new” Gene Clark concerts keep surfacing from time to time - this one, 36 years after it was performed and recorded.

Another one that was sent in by a visitor. It seems to originate from TD; thanks to the taper and the original uploader and poster.

Audience recording; don’t expect Hi-Fi!

I used Audacity to level, clean and balance the audio files.

Artwork is mine. Pictured on the front cover (left to right) are Rick Roberts, Carlos Bernal, Gene Clark…and John York’s arm, leg and guitar neck.

 

1. Intro (0:38)

2. (Rick Danko) - Mystery Train (3:20)

3. (Rick Danko) - It Makes No Difference (5:28)

4. (Richard Manuel) - She Knows (3:33)

5. (Rick Danko & Richard Manuel) - Every Night & Every Day (3:26)

6. (Rick Danko & Richard Manuel) - The Shape I'm In (4:22)

7. (Rick Danko & Richard Manuel) - Stage Fright (4:51)

8. (Richard Manuel) - You Don't Know Me (3:43)

9. Silver Raven (7:42)

10. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (3:10)

11. Set You Free This Time (5:24)

12. Chimes Of Freedom (3:43)

13. Full Circle (2:33)

14. Sail On Sailor (3:58)

15. Mr. Tambourine Man (6:04)

16. My Back Pages (3:19)

17. Backstage Pass (4:57)

18. You Ain't Going Nowhere (4:26)

19. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (2:41)

20. Eight Miles High (5:41)

21. Band Introduction (0:54)

22. Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) (4:06)

23. Knockin' On Heaven's Door (9:21)

24. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (1:11)

 

Tracks 9-24 = all together

Artwork Included (front, back, booklet)

Roger McGuinn (with guest Chris Hillman) – Thousand Oaks 2021

  

Roger McGuinn (with guest Chris Hillman) – Thousand Oaks 2021

Scherr Forum Theatre, Thousand Oaks, Ca – July 17, 2021

Chris Hillman appears on tracks 45 and 46

Acoustic concert

This is one I received from a visitor. Not sure, but it seems to originate from D-A-D. If so, thanks to the original taper and uploader. If not, thanks to them anyway.

Audio files are just as I received them, except I tagged them and I deleted duplicated files.

I added artwork.

Audience Recording

 

Disc 1

 

01. -intro-

02. My Back Pages

03. -intro-

04. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere

05. -intro-

06. Nothing Was Delivered

07. Soldier’s Joy / Black Mountain Rag

08. -intro-

09. Jolly Roger

10. -intro-

11. Dreamland

12. Up To Me

13. For Free

14. -intro-

15. Rock Island Line

16. -intro-

17. Turn! Turn! Turn!

18. -intro-

19. Chestnut Mare

20. Old Blue

21. Pretty Boy Floyd

 

Disc 2

 

24. NPR Interlude (intermission)

25. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star

26. Lover Of The Bayou

27. -intro-

28. King Of The Hill

29. -intro-

30. Knockin' On Heaven's Door

31. -intro-

32. Beach Ball

33. -intro-

34. I Want To Hold Your Hand (snippet)

35. The Water Is Wide

36. -intro-

37. Rolling Down To Old Maui

38. -intro-

39. Ballad Of Easy Rider

40. Wasn't Born To Follow

41. It Won't Be Wrong

42. Mr. Tambourine Man

43. -intro-

44. Eight Miles High

45. Hickory Wind (with Chris Hillman)

46. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (with Chris Hillman)

 

Artwork by Rocking-Byrd included (front, back)

Roger McGuinn & Chris Hillman – Atlanta 1979

Roger McGuinn & Chris Hillman – Atlanta 1979

Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA - August 12, 1979

 

Roger McGuinn - 12 string electric guitar, vocals

Chris Hillman - bass, vocals

Johnne Sambataro - lead guitar, backing vocals

Greg Thomas – drums

 

Too bad the taper pressed the “pause” button between songs…

Soundboard recording

 

1. Sad Boy (cuts in) (3:35)

2. Don't You Write Her Off (2:54)

3. Surrender To Me (2:52)

4. Chestnut Mare (5:17)

5. It Doesn't Matter (2:27)

6. Stopping Traffic (3:24)

7. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (2:28)

 

Artwork Included (front, back)

Just wondering how many times I'll have to post this?

 

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Recent Byrds (and related) Vinyl Bootlegs Releases

Recent Byrds (and related) Vinyl Bootlegs Releases

These recent years, 14 Byrds (and related) vinyl bootlegs have been released on various unofficial labels.

All these concerts have been made available here in the past, so this time, images only will be posted.

All my LPs are still sealed, so images are from various sources (although some are freshly scanned from my vinyls sleeves).

Remember, no audio files – artwork only (fronts, backs, some inner sleeves, some labels)

Various Artists – A Slice Of Swingin’ Pig Vol. 3

Various Artists – A Slice Of Swingin’ Pig Vol. 3

My CD = The Swingin’ Pig Record Label / Trade Mark Of Quality TSP-CD-PRO-001 (Luxembourg 1990)

All tracks are unofficial live recordings

1. Rod Stewart & The Faces - Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller (from Real Good Time) (3:27)
2. The Rolling Stones - Roll Over Beethoven (from Get Satisfaction If You Want) (2:18)
3. The Beatles - Roll Over Beethoven (from Stars Of '63) (2:15)
4. The Who - Summertime Blues (from Live In Amsterdam) (3:41)
5. Led Zeppelin - Rock And Roll (from Trampled Underfoot) (3:56)
6. Jimi Hendrix - Little Wing (from Live In Paris) (3:33)
7. The Doors - Light My Fire (from Celebration) (3:02)
8. Bob Dylan - Mr. Tambourine Man (from Now Ain't The Time For Your Tears) (5:57)
9. The Byrds - Willin' (from Live In Amsterdam) (3:14)
10. Bruce Springsteen - It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City (from Saint In The City) (4:12)
11. Genesis - I Know What I Like (from Live In Montreal) (4:06)
12. Pink Floyd - Biding My Time (from Amsterdam '69) (5:19)
13. The Allman Brothers - Hoochie Coochie Man (from Statesboro Blues) (5:10)
14. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Ohio (from Long Time Gone) (4:00)
15. Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Cinnamon Girl (from Winterlong) (3:40)
16. David Bowie - The Jean Genie (from Rock 'n' Roll Suicide) (4:02)
17. The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter (from Philadelphia Special) (5:32)
18. The Who - The Real Me (from American Tour '73) (5:47)

November 2020 CD Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)

Various Artists – A Slice Of Swingin’ Pig Vol. 1

 

 

 

 

Various Artists – A Slice Of Swingin’ Pig Vol. 1

My LP = The Swingin’ Pig Record Label / Trade Mark Of Quality TSP-PRO-001 (EEC / Luxembourg 1988)

All tracks are unofficial studio and (mostly) live recordings

1. A1 The Beatles - How Do You Do It? (1:55)
2. A2 The Beatles - Leave My Kitten Alone (2:49)
3. A3 The Rolling Stones - Roll Over Beethoven (2:15)
4. A4 The Doors - You're Lost, Little Girl (3:13)
5. B1 The Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There (2:38)
6. B2 The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man (2:16)
7. B3 The Rolling Stones - Little Red Rooster (2:42)
8. B4 The Beatles - Baby's In Black (2:12)

Fresh Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (black sleeve front (= back), inner sleeve front and back, labels) (some from Discogs, some freshly scanned from my LP)

The Byrds – Eight Miles High - Live In Nuremberg, West-Germany 1989

The Byrds – Eight Miles High

Live In Nuremberg, West-Germany, September 22, 1989

Do It 005 (West-Germany 1990)

Michael Clarke (drums)

Skip Battin (bass, piano, vocals)

Terry Jones Rogers (guitar, vocals)

Jerry Sorn (guitar, vocals)

At the time this was recorded, original Byrds drummer Michael Clarke owned the “Byrds” trademark so he could hire whoever he wanted and call the band “The Byrds”. That’s what he did when he/they toured Europe in 1989. So what you have here is the original Byrds drummer Michael Clarke, latter days Byrds bass player/vocalist Skip Battin and a couple of unknown hired guns playing songs made famous by the original group. In other words, a rather poor quality cover group.

Notes:

- this LP was posted here earlier but this is a new version with audio files updated and labels and freshly scanned booklet added

- this concert was actually recorded in Siegen, Germany (not in Nuremberg as mentioned on the LP cover)

- track A1 is spelled as "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" in the booklet, "I'll Feel In A Whole Lot Better" on the back cover, and "I'll Fell A Whole Lot Better" on the label.

- track B6 is spelled as "Move Too Soon" in the booklet, and "Move To Soon" on the back cover and on the label.

- the pictures on the covers are from the 70s line up of The Byrds (Roger McGuinn, Clarence White, Gene Parsons and Clyde “Skip” Battin)

- Discogs show a different front cover (included), with a picture of the correct line up but it’s obviously a fan job, not a re-release by the label

- the sleeve hosts an eight page booklet with lyrics and overview of the releases of The Byrds.

- a version exists in a white cardboard sleeve with black and white copies of the original color sleeve (front and back) glued on it or inserted in it.

Soundboard Recording

1. A1 I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (3:56)
2. A2 All I Really Want To Do (2:48)
3. A3 My Back Pages (4:03)
4. A4 Band Introduction (2:21)
5. A5 Mr. Tambourine Man (5:38)
6. A6 Band Of Pirates (6:59)
7. A7 Chimes Of Freedom (4:01)
8. B1 You Ain't Going Nowhere (3:33)
9. B2 Mr. Spaceman (3:28)
10. B3 Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) (3:38)
11. B4 So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (3:56)
12. B5 Eight Miles High (11:10)
13. B6 Move Too Soon (4:11)

Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (fronts, back, booklet, labels)

The Byrds – Doin’ Auright For Old People

The Byrds – Doin’ Auright For Old People

My original LP = Excitable Recordworks Label 4506-1 (USA 1978)

My CD = Aulica Label A-148 (Italy 1993) (re-titled Doin’ Alright For Old People – Live In Frisco 1978)

Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, David Crosby

The Aulica CD wrongly states that Michael Clarke was there – he wasn’t.

This performance was initially planned as McGuinn, Clark and Hillman solo sets followed by a reunion at the Boarding House in San Francisco in February 1978, but at one point they were joined by David Crosby. They hadn’t played or sung together since 1973 and the magic of the blended voices happened instantly.

This is part of the show only. More complete versions (including solo spots by Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark and Chris Hillman with Kim O’Kelly) were later made available by various CD labels and by online download sites (all unofficially).

1. Roger McGuinn - Jolly Roger (3:18)
2. Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark  Chris Hillman - Chestnut Mare (5:49)
3. Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, David Crosby - Mr. Tambourine Man (6:45)
4. Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, David Crosby - You Ain't Going Nowhere (4:16)
5. Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, David Crosby - Turn! Turn! Turn (2:51)
6. Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, David Crosby - Knocking On Heaven's Door (5:26)
7. Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, David Crosby - Bye Bye Baby (3:47)
8. Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, David Crosby - So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (simply titled Rock 'n' Roll Star) (3:17)
9. Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, David Crosby - Eight Miles High (4:24)
10. Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, David Crosby - I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (3:19)

Freshly Scanned Artwork Included (LP front, back, labels and CD front, back, booklet, CD)

Byrds – Older Than Yesterday

  

Byrds – Older Than Yesterday

« Old And New Unissued Stuff From The Notorious Mc Guinn, Clark And Hillman Folk & Rock Team »

My double LP = Cocaine Runnin' Round My Brain Records – COC 002/003 (The Netherlands 1980)

My double LP = BBC Transcription Services CN 3007/S (U.K. 1978)

'The record is a special product by Cocaine Records, Postbus 1164, Den Hage, Nederland, celebrating the fifteen years of Byrds career. First edition is printed in 500 numbered copies'

Notes:

Sides A, B and C were recorded by the BBC at The Hammersmith Odeon, London, U.K. on April 30th and May 1st 1977. The back cover wrongly states that it was recorded in September 1977.

The back cover credits the Gene Clark segment to “Gene Clark Band”. The band was actually called “The K.C. Southern Band”.

The back cover credits the Roger McGuinn segment to “Roger Mc Guinn Band”. It was actually by “Roger McGuinn’s Thunderbyrd”.

The back cover credits the last three tracks on side C to Mc Guinn, Clark & Hillman. Actually it’s by Roger McGuinn’s Thunderbyrd with Gene Clark and Chris Hillman. The McGuinn, Clark & Hillman group happened two years later in 1979.

All tracks on sides A, B and C were recorded by the BBC and were later released on a double vinyl LP as part of the BBC Transcription Services series in 1978 in order to be broadcast, including intro and comments by DJ Brian Matthew. The double LP was referenced CN 3007/S and it was titled “In Concert – The Byrds Reunion Special”. It was later bootlegged and released as this, an edited double LP titled “Older Than Yesterday” on the Cocaine label in 1980. Later, it was released as a more complete double bootleg CD titled “Reunion Special” on the Nightingale label. And finally, it was officially released as a more complete double CD titled “3 Byrds Land In London” in 1997 on Strange Fruit Records in the U.K. and in 1998 as an edited single CD titled “3 Byrds In London” on the Mastertone label (licensed by the BBC) in the USA. The Roger McGuinn’s Thunderbyrd segment (including the 3 tracks with Clark and Hillman) was also released on CD on the Oh! Boy label as “Shooting !” in 1992.

What you have here is the 1980 Dutch vinyl bootleg edited from the BBC double LP, with side four being a compilation of rare tracks by The Beefeaters and The Byrds.

The last song on Side Four (Willin’) is said to be from an English concert in 1970; it’s actually from the well known Amsterdam, The Netherlands performance on July 7, 1970.

Strangely, the sides sequence on the actual records is as follows:

Disc 1 Side A (= Side One)

The K.C. Southern Band: Gene Clark, Thomas Jefferson Kaye, Andy Kandanes, Pete Oliva, Billy Shay

The Chris Hillman Band: Chris Hillman, Richard Marx, Al Garth, Calvin “Fuzzy” Samuels, John Brennan, Merel Bregante, Larry Sims, Skip Edwards

Disc 1 Side B (= Side Four)

The Beefeaters: Jim McGuinn, Gene Clark, David Crosby, Earl Palmer, Ray Pohlman

The Byrds: Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, David Crosby, Michael Clarke, Chris Hillman, Clarence White, Gene Parsons, John York, Skip Battin

Disc 2 Side A (= Side Two)

Roger McGuinn’s Thunderbyrd: Roger McGuinn, Rick Vito, Charlie Harrison, Greg Thomas

Disc 2 Side B (= Side Three)

Roger McGuinn’s Thunderbyrd: Roger McGuinn, Rick Vito, Charlie Harrison, Greg Thomas with Gene Clark and Chris Hillman on the last three tracks

Hereunder, the sequence presented here is:

Disc 1 Side A (one) – Disc 2 Side A (two) – Disc 2 Side B (three) and Disc 1 Side B (four).

 

Side One

1. A1 K.C. Southern Band - Release Me Girl (6:22)
2. A2 K.C. Southern Band - Hula Bula Man (4:02)
3. A3 Chris Hillman Band - Quits (3:44)
4. A4 Chris Hillman Band - The Witching Hour + Band Intro (4:46)
5. A5 Chris Hillman Band - It Doesn't Matter-Both Of Us (5:59)

Side Two

6. B1 Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd - Lover Of The Bayou (5:14)
7. B2 Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd - American Girl (4:42)
8. B3 Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd - Mr. Spaceman (spelled Mister Spaceman) (3:05)
9. B4 Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd - Golden Loom + Band Intro (5:03)
10. B5 Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd - It's Gone (3:42)

Side Three

1. C1 Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd - Dixie Highway (4:53)
2. C2 Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd - Shoot 'em (5:30)
3. C 3 Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd With Gene Clark And Chris Hillman - So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (3:21)
4. C4 Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd With Gene Clark And Chris Hillman - Mr. Tambourine Man (spelled Mister Tambourine Man) (2:34)
5. C5 Roger McGuinn's Thunderbyrd With Gene Clark And Chris Hillman - Eight Miles High (4:51)

Side Four

6. D1 The Beefeaters - Please Let Me Love You (2:16)
7. D2 The Beefeaters - Don't Be Long (1:50)
8. D3 The Byrds - Don't Make Waves (1:59)
9. D4 The Byrds - Don't Make Waves (alternate take) (1:30)
10. D5 The Byrds - She Don't Care About Time (2:25)
11. D6 Lady Friend (2:28)
12. D7 Lay Lady Lay (3:12)
13. D8 Willin' (3:14)

Fresh Vinyl Rip – Freshly Scanned Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

I also added fresh scans of my original BBC LPs sleeve, labels and sheets.

The Byrds – Easy Riders

The Byrds – Easy Riders

My LP = Penguin Records EGG FIVE (U.K. or The Netherlands 1981)

Side One:

Live In Amsterdam, The Netherlands – July 7, 1970

Roger McGuinn, Clarence White, Gene Parsons, Skip Battin

1. A1 He Was A Friend Of Mine (3:17)
2. A2 Willin' (4:01)
3. A3 It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) (simply titled It's Alright Ma) (2:51)
4. A4 Ballad Of Easy Rider (2:37)
5. A5 Chestnut Mare (4:54)
6. A6 Chimes Of Freedom (4:11)

Side Two:

Live at the Boston Tea Party, Boston, MA – February 22, 1969

Roger McGuinn, Clarence White, Gene Parsons, John York

7. B1 Get Out Of My Life, Woman (3:19)
8. B2 Tulsa County (mistitled Mexico) (3:41)
9. B3 Lay Lady Lay (3:21)
10. B4 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (4:12)
11. B5 Way Behind The Sun (mistitled Come Back Baby) (2:54)
12. B6 Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man (3:32)

Artwork Included (front, back from Discogs and freshly scanned labels from my LP)

The Byrds – Hey Mr. Tambourine Man

The Byrds – Hey Mr. Tambourine Man

My LP = No label, no reference number (U.K. 197?)

Matrix:   EP 84  /  EP 85

Roger McGuinn, Clarence White, Gene Parsons, Skip Battin

The back cover wrongly credits John York as the bass player instead of Skip Battin.

Recorded during the May 1971 European tour

Amsterdam, The Netherlands, May 15, 1971

Notes:

“Jamaica” is mentioned as track #1 on side A label but it is not present on the A side.

Track A2 is simply titled “Black Mountain Rag” on the label (that’s how McGuinn announces it).

Track A5 is simply titled “Take A Whiff” on the label.

Track A 6 is wrongly titled “Chestnut Mave” on the label.

 “Jesus Is Just Alright” isn’t only wrongly spelled “Jesus Is Just Allright” on the front cover, but it’s not even present on the LP.

Track A8 is mistitled “Intermission” on the label.

Track B1: the short jump in sound is as it is on the vinyl.

Track B3 is mistitled “Medly: My Back Paper, B.J. Blues, Baby What Do You Want Me To Do” on the label.

Track B4 is wrongly titled Jamaica II on the label (Roger McGuinn announces it as “Jamaica”)

 

Wow! So much for accuracy! Couldn’t the bootleggers have some Byrds fan checking before printing and pressing?

The abrupt endings of some songs are as they are on the vinyl.

1. A1 Old Blue (3:30)
2. A2 Soldier's Joy - Black Mountain Rag (simply titled Black Mountain Rag) (1:03)
3. A3 Mr. Tambourine Man (3:26)
4. A4 Pretty Boy Floyd (2:30)
5. A5 Take A Whiff (On Me) (simply titled Take A Whiff) (2:27)
6. A6 Chestnut Mare (4:49)
7. A7 Hold It (mistitled Intermission) (1:08)
8. B1 You Ain't Goin’ Nowhere (2:45)
9. B2 Truck Stop Girl (3:39)
10. B3 Medley - My Back Pages-B.J. Blues-Baby What You Want Me To Do (wrongly titled) (6:35)
11. B4 Jamaica Say You Will (simply titled Jamaica) (3:32)
12. B5 So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (3:25)
13. B6 Roll Over Beethoven (2:53)

Fresh Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (from Discogs)

The Byrds – Live At Lincoln 1971

The Byrds – Live At Lincoln

My LP #1 = no label (country and year unknown) (picture disc)

My LP #2 = Straight Records STR (unknown country 1971) (regular disc)

Lincoln Folk Festival, England, U.K. - July 24, 1971

Roger McGuinn, Clarence White, Gene Parsons, Skip Battin

Note: The 1971 Lincoln Festival featured The Byrds, James Taylor, Tom Paxton, Buffy St. Marie, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee, Tim Hardin, Pentangle, The Incredible String Band, Sandy Denny, Steeleye Span, Ralph Mctell, Dave Swarbrick with Martin Carthy, and Dion.

The Byrds were booked to play an acoustic set at Lincoln, because of the fantastic way they went down playing acoustic at the previous year's Bath Festival. However, they again stole the show by being the only band at Lincoln to play an electric set.

Audience Recording

1. A1 Willin' (3:14)
2. A2 Antique Sandy (3:00)
3. A3 Black Mountain Rag (1:17)
4. A4 I Wanna Grow Up To Be A Politician (2:50)
5. A5 Mr Spaceman (3:26)
6. A6 Bugler (3:20)
7. B1 You Ain't Going Nowhere (3:05)
8. B2 My Back Pages (2:30)
9. B3 B.J. Blues (0:51)
10. B4 Baby What You Want Me To Do (2:43)
11. B5 Jesus Is Just Alright (3:02)
12. B6 Hold It (1:35)
13. B7 Glory Glory (4:47)

Artwork Included (discs and labels only as these LPs came out in white cardboard sleeves or transparent plastic sleeves) (the picture on the vinyl LP #1 is the same on both sides)

The Byrds – Live In Washington 9/12/1971

 

The Byrds – Live In Washington 9/12/1971

September 12, 1971

My LP #1 = Black Cat Records (no reference number) (Italy – year unknown) (picture disc)

My LP #2 = Black Cat Records (no reference number) (Switzerland? – year unknown) (“normal” disc)

Roger McGuinn, Clarence White, Gene Parsons, Skip Battin

No track listing or band line up on any of both records

On the back cover of LP #2, two pictures out of three have the 1965/1966 wrong line up.

A1. Lover Of The Bayou (4:27)
A2. So You Want To Be A Rock ‘n’ Roll Star (3:08)
A3. Mr. Spaceman (3:23)
A4. I Wanna Grow Up To Be A Politician (2:46)
A5. Black Mountain Rag (1:44)
A6. Mr. Tambourine Man (3:35)
A7. Pretty Boy Floyd (2:44)
A8. Nashville West (2:17)
B1. Tiffany Queen (2:41)
B2. Chestnut Mare (5:01)
B3. Jesus Is Just Alright (3:13)
B4. Eight Miles High (7:29)
B5. Hold It (2:06)
B6. Roll Over Beethoven (2:40)
B7. Citizen Kane (3:31)

Artwork Included (fronts, backs, labels) (some from Discogs, some freshly scanned from my LPs)