Thursday, October 01, 2026
Paul McCartney & Wings - Antwerp Belgium 1972 [Wings over Europe] | soundaboard
Paul McCartney & Wings - Antwerp, Belgium 1972
Paul McCartney & Wings at Cine Roma in Antwerp, Belgium on August 22, 1972.
This is the complete 90-minute show making use of soundboard and audience recordings.
It is part of two box sets containing recordings related to the Wings Over Europe tour that took place during the months of July and August in 1972.
Sound Quality: 9-
Source: MATRIX of Soundboard/Audience
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Track List:01. Intro / Eat At Home02. Smile Away03. Bip Bop04. Mumbo05. Biue Moon Of Kentucky06. 188207. I Would Only Smile08. The Mess09. Best Friend10. Soily11. I Am Your Singer12. Seaside Woman13. Say You Don't Mind14. Henry's Blues15. Give Ireland Back To The Irish16. Cottonfields17. My Love18. Mary Had A Little Lamb19. Maybe I'm Amazed20. Hi, Hi, Hi21. Long Tall Sally
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Paul McCartney & Wings - Mumbo (Live In Antwerp 1972)
John Hiatt - 1988-09-30 - Ottawa, Canada (FM) | so many roads to ease my soul
John Hiatt - 1988-09-30 - Ottawa, Canada (FM)
John Hiatt1988-09-30Barrymore's Music HallOttawa, CanadaFM Broadcast
01. Memphis In The Meantime
02. Drive South
03. Tennessee Plates
04. Icy Blue Heart
05. Georgia Rae
06. Alone In The Dark
07. Ride Along
08. Confidence Man
09. Is Anybody There?
10. It'll Come To You
11. Paper Thin
12. Feels Like Rain
13. Thing Called Love
14. Have A Little Faith In Me
Speedy says:
1988: In August 1988, John Hiatt released the album Slow Turning, his follow up to his 1987 breakout album, Bring The Family. Hiatt is backed on the album by the Goners: Sonny Landreth on guitar, Dave Ranson on bass and Kenneth Blevins on drums. The album contains some of Hiatt’s best know tunes, including Drive South, Tennessee Plates, Feels Like Rain and the title track. The single Slow Turning received significant airplay and has several notable lines. The chorus of “not fade way’ echoes the Buddy Holly song of the same name, while the line “never did get what I wanted but now I get what I need” is reminiscent of a line from the Stone’s You Can’t Always get What You Want. Speaking of the Stones, Slow Turning also features the lyric “I'm yelling at the kids in the back, 'cause they're banging like Charlie Watts”. I’ve said it in other posts but it’s worth repeating here – John Hiatt is a vastly under rated singer/songwriter. This FM broadcast captures Hiatt in Canada on September 30, 1988, 38 years ago today, on tour in support of Slow Turning.
'Thing Called Love' John Hiatt & The Goners ft Sonny Landreth
Belgium, Werchter 1988
MICKEY BAKER "Session Man & Performer" Vol. 3 | TWILIGHTZONE
MICKEY BAKER "Session Man & Performer" Vol. 3
Of all the guitarists who helped transform rhythm & blues into rock & roll, Mickey Baker is one of the very most important, ranking almost on the level of Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley. The reason he isn't nearly as well known as those legends is that a great deal of his work wasn't issued under his own name, but as a backing guitarist for many R&B and rock & roll musicians. Baker originally aspired to be a jazz musician, but turned to calypso, mambo, and then R&B, where the most work could be found. (Allmusic)
Great article about Mickey Baker here:
(many thanks to Marty Mellow, the original uploader of this collection)
track listing CD 3:
1. Tain't Whatcha Say It's What'cha Do - Little Esther 2. What'd I Say - Ruth Brown 3. There I've Said It Again - Big Maybelle 4. Big Bess - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 5. You Better Heed My Warning - Larry Dale (With Mickey Baker's Orchestra) 6. Somebody Touched Me - Ruth Brown 7. You're All of My Life To Me - Screamin' Jay Hawkins 8. Feelin' Happy - Joe Turner 9. Come Back, Uncle John - Big John Greer 10. Don't Be Angry - Nappy Brown 11. This Little Girl's Gone Rockin' - Ruth Brown 12. My Biggest Mistake - Joe Tex 13. Hello Little Boy - Ruth Brown 14. You Can Bet Your Life - Little Esther 15. Morning Light - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 16. That's A Pretty Good Love - Big Maybelle 17. Midnight Special Train - Joe Turner 18. Silent Partner - Champion Jack Dupree 19. Let The Boogie Woogie Roll - Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters 20. Funny (But I Still Love You) - Ray Charles 21. I'm in a Crying Mood - LaVern Baker & Jesse Stone's Orchestra 22. It's Gonna Work Out Fine - Ike & Tina Turner 23. Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 24. Bip Bam - Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters 25. Don't Let The Sun Catch You Cryin - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five
ripped from CD in glorious monoloudarama!
…originally served by Gyro1966...
Louis Jordan - Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby?
Mickey Baker - You’d Better Heed My Warning
Joe Turner - Midnight Special Train
Emry Arthur - A Man Of Constant Sorrow (1928)
A favourite old folk classic and this was earliest I could find Emry Arthur "I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow”Vocalion Records #5208 /78 RPM / Released: Jun 1928 / Vocals, Banjo – Emry Arthur /Guitar – Brother Henry /Recorded 18 January 1928 in Chicago, IL. USA
Dylan of The Day : DIGNITY (Unplugged) 1995
O.K. let’s get a bit more serious . . . . this cropped up in my noggin . . .or was the algorithm?
Postmodern Jukebox Scott Brownlee - La Vie En Rose!
and in tribute to R.Crumb here’s an old times song done modern cover by the man who started the Postmodern Jukebox - why it’s Scott Brownlee - La Vie En Rose!
Still it’s coffee time at the Mansion . . . . .
Robert says its time for that Java Jive
R.Crumb coffee time at his home in the South of France
Memphis Minnie "Killer Diller” (1947)
Memphis Minnie "Killer Diller" Columbia Records #37977 / 78 RPM
[speaking of gals who can play geetar!)
Written by – Lawlar / "Memphis Minnie" A.K.A. "Kid Douglas" A.K.A. "Minnie Lawlars" A.K.A. "Lizzie Douglas" / June 3, 1897 Tunica County, Mississippi, USA – August 6, 1973 Memphis, Tennessee, USA
FULL ALBUM VERSION HERE
Killer Diller Blues (Album Version) · Memphis Minnie 1947
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