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Tuesday, October 27, 2026

CRANBERRIES Dolores O'Riordan - Live Chile 2007 | Voodoo Wagon | A Silent Way re-boot

CRANBERRIES 

Dolores O'Riordan - Live Chile 2007

Originally posted November 13, 2016


Dolores O'Riordan (Cranberries) 
Teatr Caupolican 
August 23, 2007 
 Santiago, Chile



SET LIST: 
1. Zombie (Cranberries)
2. Angel Fire (Dolores)
3. Animal Instinct (Cranberries)
4. Apple Of My Eye (Dolores)
5. Linger (Cranberries)
6. Ordinary Day (Dolores)
7. Human Spirit (Dolores)
8. Stay With Me (Dolores)
9. Black Widow (Dolores)
10. Pretty (Cranberries)
11. Free To Decide (Cranberries)
12. When You’re Gone (Cranberries)
13. I Cant’t Be With You (Cranberries)
14. Loser (Dolores)
15. Salvation (Cranberries)
16. When We Were Young (Dolores)
17. Ode To My Family (Cranberries)
18. Accept Things (Dolores)
19. October (Dolores)
20. Dreams (Cranberries)

As Silent Way often has to remind folk if you have enjoyed this please leave a comment (there OR here!) why, it’d be RUDE not to!?

check the link page for a scorching version of ‘Dreams' as closer to this fantastic set . . . .


so we might share the opener . . . 
Dolores O'Riordan (The Cranberries) performing "Zombie" Live in Santiago, Chile on August 23rd 2007.

David Bowie - TVC-15 [Live Nassau Coliseum 1976] | Tripping Mantras [jt1674]

 

https://jt1674.tumblr.com/post/831622472777498624/david-bowie-tvc15

Brian Eno - Later On [Music for Palaces] | Tripping Mantras [jt1674]

https://jt1674.tumblr.com/post/831625131904434176/brian-eno-later-on

Kathy Smith - “2" (1971 USA, 2010 reissue) | Plain & Fancy

 

Kathy Smith - 2 (1971 USA, 2010 reissue)



Again, using this column to shine a bit of light on an album that’s been pinched between the cracks. While there are dozens of reissues pressing down each month, it seems that for each complete knockout, there are just as many superfluous retreads of dollar bin fodder best left to their original incarnations. So Necessary Repress finds me wandering through those records that elude local capture or beg too much on the secondary market. An apt example as any would certainly be the sophomore LP from L.A. folk artist Kathy Smith. Though she’s been a collector’s gem for quite some time, I came to Smith (as I imagine many might have) through Andy Votel’s lovely compilation Folk Is Not A Four Letter Word. Her song “It’s Taking So Long” from 2 gets prime placement on the comp and acts as an easy hook into Smith’s songwriting and style. 

Like her equally scarce debut, Some Songs I’ve Saved, 2 was issued on Richie Havens’ pet label Stormy Forest, which aside from the ‘70s output of Havens himself, only issued the works of Smith, Havens associate Bob Brown, and Canadian folk singer Bruce Murdoch. It’s little wonder then that her albums suffered from a slight lack of promotion. The record breaks from her debut to push a slightly more eclectic mix of songs, though both have a bit of Havens’ stamp of mixed instrumentation and jazz touches – augmenting the album with flutes, slight funk nodes and psychedelic overtones. Her second album is Smith at her peak.

It would have seemed like she was poised for greater things with 2. She’d played to an audience of 600,000 at the Isle of Wight just the year prior and with the album’s expanded palliate it certainly had some potential. However, like other psych-folk gems from the likes of Linda Perhacs, Vashti Bunyan, and Susan Christie, it would prove to slip through the fingers of the buying public. Though unlike any of those it has yet to find a second life in reissue glory. It feels like a record with enough of a cult following to make the crossover. Plus, while its a great record no one needs to spend $100 + on a copy. Recommending this one for a repress, puttin’ the vibes out to the universe. 
by Andy French

Tracks
1. Lady Of Lavender (Jimmie Spheeris) - 3:47
2. It's Taking So Long (C. Jackson Brown) - 4:57
3. Rock 'n' Roll Star (Pamela Polland) - 4:00
4. Willie (Jimmie Spheeris) - 3:55
5. Fly Off With The Wind - 4:32
6. Seven Virgins (Jimmie Spheeris) - 3:49
7. For Emile - 3:43
8. Travel In A Circle - 5:57
9. Blessed Be The People - 4:57 
Lyrics and Music by Kathy Smith, except where noted

Personnel
*Kathy Smith - Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
*Don Alias - Drums, Percussion
*Warren Bernhardt - Keyboards
*Jan Hammer - Keyboards
*Gerald Jemmott - Bass
*Leslie Jones - Guitar
*Bill Lavorgna - Drums, Percussion
*Tony Levin - Bass
*Donald McDonald - Drums, Percussion
*Don Sarlin - Guitar
*Jimmie Spheeris - Vocals
*Jeremy Steig - Flute
*Daniel Ben Zebulon - Congas 
Kathy Smith - Lady of Lavender 1971


Kathy Smith - Blessed Be The People 1971

Rick's Music Video of the Day : Billy Strings and Friends ‘Can’t Let Go’ - Rick Grenda

 After Robert Plant and the peerless voice of Alison Krauss’ version of this song by Randy Weeks it was a hard act to follow but this is curiously very interesting, quite relaxed and loose but heartfelt and the singing is wondrous! Check the line up!

Rick's Music Video of the Day 
Billy & Friends, w/ Duane Trucks (drums), Sierra Hull (mandolin, vocals), Rachael Davis (vocals),Vince Herman (guitar), Jerry Douglas (dobro), and Lindsay Lou (vocals), cover this Randy Weeks song
1-11-24 Baltimore


What’s The Matter With The Mill - Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe (Vocalion 1931) | sonicandvisualsurprises

 What’s The Matter With The Mill 

Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe image

What’s The Matter With The Mill - Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe 

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1931

Trouble at the mill. Blues in the groove.

Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe bring their voices and guitars together in a fine slice of country blues, with an easy interplay that makes this duo such a pleasure to hear.


I think thanks to my old friend and colleague Ian Cole (The Jet Rink Band) Education Officer at MOMA Oxford on my last stint round there who introduced me to this fine fine song first heard by Moon Mullican. What’s up Minnie?

Birthdays: Tracey Thorn [Cherry Red Records]

 

On The Marine Girls!
Happy Birthday Tracy Thorn


Happy Birthday, Tracey Thorn! 🎉 Today we’re revisiting a 2018 clip from her appearance on The British Masters series, hosted by theQuietus’ John Doran. A career that’s taken her from cult indie-pop with Marine Girls, to massive commercial success with Everything But The Girl, collaborations with Massive Attack, and a celebrated run as an author and solo artist along the way

Brian Eno - Cindy Tells Me (Here Come The Warm Jets) | jt1674

 

https://jt1674.tumblr.com/post/831472756258390016/brian-eno-cindy-tells-me

Los Lobos - Will the Wolf Survive 26/03/1987 (Live)

 Sharing her Grandad’s mild obsession with Wolves (yes, that’s right you heard me!) I played my granddaughter the Los Lobos track posted t’other day and she said '...but Grandad I can’t really hear the words' and you know she was right so here’s a clearer one  . . . . with the lyrics


Will the Wolf Survive (Live)
Los Lobos


Through the chill of winter
Running across a frozen lake
Hunters hard on his trail
All odds are against him
With a family to provide for
But one thing he must keep alive
Will the wolf survive?

Drifting by the roadside
Climbs a strong and aging face
Wants to make some honest pay
Losing to the rainstorm
He's got two strong legs to guide him
Two strong arms keep him alive
Will the wolf survive?

Standing in the pouring rain
All alone in a world that's changed
Running scared now forced to hide
In a land where he once stood with pride
But he'll find his way by the morning light

Sounds across the nation
Coming from your hearts and minds
Battered drums and old guitars
Singing songs of passion
It's the truth that they all look for
Something they must keep alive
Will the wolf survive?
Will the wolf survive?

Songwriters: David Hidalgo / Louis Frausto Perez
1984

Wolves - Andy Swapp©️2012 iPad doodle

Devon Pradhuman — Aspen Shadows (Grey Wolves in Yellowstone National Park, USA) [Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award, 2024]


Canned Heat - Bullfrog Blues [Live At Topanga Canyon] | jt1674

 

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/831548274303451136/canned-heat-bullfrog-blues