Bob Dylan - Sydney Stadium - Sydney New South Wales Australia 13th April 1966 | FLOPPY BOOT STOMP

 Bob Dylan - Live In Sydney Australia 1966

A Jobe Special

“It used to go like that, now it goes like this . . . . . "

Jobe said he would . . . .so he did!

Jobe says: This is the Vigatone release and not the Godfather release. I just used the back cover of the Godfather release to show the song titles a bit more clearly. 

PEERLESS!

NO EQUAL!

Fine, fine, FINE quality from the Brother Jobe at HQ. None better IMHO

Have at it!

So here’s another playlist for the next few days . . . . if you don’t have this or think you do and think you have a quality version of Bobby’s first sojourn down under, you really don’t! (Those with the Godfather version need this the Vigatone . . . .weithout equal!)

Download this now. You really need to . . . . . . 

Thanks as ever Everyone at FBS and The Wagon but especially Brother Jobe . . . . . .staggering stuff

4th Time Around - Sydney ‘66

Tell Me Mama - Sydney ‘66

I Don’t Believe You ’66 Sydney

Keith Jarrett - The Mourning of a Star [with Charlie Haden and Paul Motian] | jt1674

 

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/790528284849029120/keith-jarrett-the-mourning-of-a-star

XTC - That Is The Way [Drums & Wires] | jt1674

 

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/790530809276891136/xtc-that-is-the-way

Artist of The Week

CINDY SHERMAN

Untitled Film Still Series

Cindy Sherman - Untitled Film Stills #40

Cindy Sherman - Untitled Film Stills #39

Cindy Sherman - Untitled Film Stills #4

Cindy Sherman - Untitled Film Stills #33

Cindy Sherman - Untitled Film Stills #28 

Cindy Sherman - Untitled Film Stills #63

Somebody posted loads of these from Sherman’s Untitled Film Series shots and I love her work and always have . . . at once mystifying and enigmatic what film are we looking at some French Nouvelle Vague, some Italian Fellini or Antonioni? 

No, just Cindy at play

Cindy at MOMA NY collection here

So Very Hard To Go - Tower of Power | Le Ramasseur De Mégots now Herberg De Kelder

So Very Hard To Go

So Very Hard To Go by Tower of Power

Le Ramasseur De Mégots

is now going by

HERBERG DE KELDER

which I am guessing is hs name and is still available at the ‘out' Flanking Manoeuvres

I thought this was cheery and listenable and don’t feature the Tower of Power very much (ever?)

New Single : KATHRYN WILLIAMS - TENDER ( from upcoming album "Mystery Park" out September 26th)

 Kathryn releases another lovely track from her forthcoming new album ‘Mystery Park'. We will sign off the day with this one . . . . . 

“Tender" by Kathryn Williams

Listen here → https://kathryn-williams.lnk.to/tender

Taken from upcoming album "Mystery Park" out September 26th

Pre-order → https://kathryn-williams.lnk.to/myste...

Cinematography and Post Production - Emma Holbrook

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The Graystones - I Can’t Tell You Why (Eagles cover)

 The delightful Graystones have shared another cover version and this time an Eagles cover of their ‘I Can’t Tell You Why’ which I found on their Facebook page and here is the full version including delightful lead in. I post here becasue I love these guys and they have suffered a totally underserved backlash - yes even on Facebook with people criticising trolling and  coming up with all sorts of far fetched notions . . . I just enjoy their playing and singing. 

A lot!

Those of you who know me well will appreciate the humour of this in that I am really not that much of a fan of the bands they have covered thus far Supertramp and especially The Eagles in particular. What these youngsters do achieve is restoring my faith in young people and the approeach to music and that they will go on from strength to strength I remain convinced 

For all the trolls out there, can you play as well as this? If not shut up!

ENJOY!

BUMP! Bob Dylan - Live Hollywood Bowl 3rd Sept 1965 | The Voodoo Wagon - A Brother Jobe Special

Bob Dylan - We Had Known A Lion 

Live Hollywood Bowl 1965

BUMP!

Now we have said we stopped posting Dylan ROIOs as we seem to have so many (thousands?) and tho’ the so called Never Ending Tour presses on, the soundboards from most recent concerts are much of a muchness so unless something is very special we have just not bothered so much anymore, here’s an exception! It’s from Jobe at HQ at The Voodoo Wagon so it must be worth checking out!

A JOBE SPECIAL

Jobe says: 

Here's one we haven't posted yet. Now I'm sure this is posted almost everywhere. This is one I must have bought at a yard sale. While cleaning up some clutter I found this and another Dylan I'll put up in a day or two. If you need more info go here      We Had Known a Lion

UPDATE :  Now what I don’t think I have ever done knowingly is post something twice but this is worth your not forgetting! 

Jobe has said on the VW page that this is available everywhere and he is going to post more Bobby soon  but what I will say is this has been on the decks since yesterday and if you don’t have it in this format and remixed and remastered like this then you are really missing out. 

This is simply superb! Thanks Jobe awesome double set! from 1965!!!

Bobby at his best and the recording is simply peerless of the period!

TODAY’S PLAYLIST IS MOSTLY THIS!

Edge of the Ocean by Bob Dylan & the Band |Le Ramasseur De Mégots

Edge of the Ocean

Edge of the Ocean by Bob Dylan & the Band

Le Ramasseur De Mégots

John Lee Hooker with John Mayall & The Groundhogs - Storming On The Deep Blue Sea | HERBERG DE KELDER

 Storming On The Deep Blue Sea

John Lee Hooker

John Lee Hooker with John Mayall & The Groundhogs - Storming On The Deep Blue Sea

HERBERG DE KELDER

formerly Le Ramasseur De Mégots

always the outstanding Flanking Manoeuvres (ya get me?)

Peter Hammill: 1971 - 1981 The First Decade | URBANASPIRINES

Peter Hammill: 1971 - 1981 The First Decade (10 albums surveyed)

Again as you may have come to expect bu an extraordinaryily thorough profile of Pete Hammier of Van Deg Graf Generator. I was never much of a fan to be honest (despite having seen VDGG live!) but this is essential reading for any fans of a true British legend!

Kostas says:

Peter Joseph Andrew Hammill (born 5 November 1948) is an English musician and recording artist. He was a founder member of the progressive rock band Van der Graaf Generator. Best known as a singer-songwriter, he also plays guitar and piano and produces his own recordings and occasionally those of other artists. In 2012, he was recognised with the Visionary award at the first Progressive Music Awards. While studying at Manchester University, Hammill met drummer Nick Peame and keyboardist /saxophonist Chris Judge Smith (who had just returned from studying at the University of California in Berkeley); the trio formed the first version of Van Der Graaf Generator, though Judge Smith left when the band began to tour in 1968, andPeame left in 1969. 

read on here . . . . .

 

Van Der Graaf - Cats Eye (1977)  

Peter Hamill  - In The End 1973

John Hiatt - Newport Folk Festival - Fort Adams State Park (FM) |so many roads

 John Hiatt - 1989-07-29 - Newport Folk Festival, RI (FM)

John Hiatt

1989-07-29

Newport Folk Festival

Fort Adams State Park

Newport, RI

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

01. Memphis In The Meantime

02. Have A Little Faith In Me

03. It'll Come To You

04. A Thing Called Love*

05. Lipstick Sunset

* with Ry Cooder - Guitar

In August 1988, following up on the success of Bring The Family, John Hiatt released his 9th album, Slow Turning. That disc featured such memorable tunes as the title track, Tennessee Plates, Drive South, and It Feels Like Rain. In fact, the album enjoyed even more commercial success than Bring The Family! This FM Broadcast captures Hiatt on tour in support of Slow Turning at the Newport Folk Festival on July 29, 1989, 36 dozen years ago today.

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Jeff Beck and his guitars . . . Guitar World / Floppy Boot Stomp - Voodoo Wagon

Floppy Boot Stomp - Voodoo Wagon

“When we lost Jeff, his wife wrote to me and said, ‘I’m going to sell the guitars. They keep reminding me of him’”: John McLaughlin remembers gifting Jeff Beck the white Strat that featured on his seminal Wired record – and helped shape his guitar legacy | Guitar World

GUITARWORLD.COM

“When we lost Jeff, his wife wrote to me and said, ‘I’m going to sell the guitars. They keep reminding me of him’”: John McLaughlin remembers gifting Jeff Beck the white Strat that featured on his seminal Wired record – and helped shape h

The iconic Strat was reportedly stolen at a later date

Joni Mitchell - Newport Folk Festival 1969 | Zero G Sound

Despite my recent criticisms and distress over Joni and her position today pro-smoking nicotine addict and Maggellons proponent! I will always have a soft spot for early Joni and of course we bought Songs to Seagull, Clouds and everything since . . . . . . here’s an interesting one from Zero. Really good quality!

Joni Mitchell - Newport Folk Festival 1969

Zero hat gesacht: Here´s a recording from Joni Mitchells evening concert at the Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island, July 19, 1969. Sounds like a good soundboard stereo recording, except track 9 which is of lesser quality from a different source.

Joni Mitchell also participated in an afternoon songwriters workshop at the Newport Festival,  along with Leonard Cohen, Judy Collins, Janis Ian, David Blue, Mike Settle, Tom Paxton, and Eric Andersen.

"THE LADY IN NEWPORT  By Lachlan MacLearn

In the summer of 1966 [sic, should be 1967] a relative unknown walked onto the stage at the Newport, Rhode Island Folk Festival, after being introduced by Judy Collins. It was a breezy summer's evening and the crowd was restless. I remember thinking that this newcomer, whoever she was, was stepping into some serious company. I can't recall the exact lineup. Probably Tim Hardin, Fred Neil, Odetta, Phil Ochs, Tom Paxton, and the like. As I said, `serious company...' She appeared to be carrying a tiny Martin Triple-0, but I couldn't be sure. She wore a long dress. I was too far back to decipher the face.
There was a round of light applause when she was introduced. A tentative strum rolled from the huge PA, then another, and she was beginning her opening number. 
The song was 'Michael from Mountains'. And by the end of the first verse, the crowd had gone from bordering-rude to pin-drop silence. I was riveted. 
When the song ended, the strangest thing occurred. For at least five seconds (look at your watch...try to imagine it) the place was dead-silent - ten or fifteen thousand people - dead silent - and then a huge release of cheers and applause. 
The short set included `Chelsea Morning', and I think she played `The Circle Game' before leaving the stage to a tumultuous and prolonged standing ovation. 
I remember feeling so grateful for this amazing new talent and feeling equally sorry for anyone unfortunate enough to be going onstage after her." 

Tracklist:

01 Chelsea Morning

02 Cactus Tree

03 Night In The City

04 For Free

05 Willy

06 The Fiddle and the Drum

07 Both Sides Now

08 Get Together

09 The Circle Game

Zero G Sound