A Brother Jobe Special!
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Brother Jobe says: Just because I hadn't posted anything in a while
Just imagine you are at your first open air pop and rock festival
(Bath and Shepton Mallet?) and it is still dark and the first time
you hear Johnny is THIS:
Highway 61?!
I never quite recovered! Thanks brother!
George Harrison The Art Of Dying
Another re-Boot request from HQ at FLOPPY BOOT STOMP
a Brother Jobe Special
JOBE Says: REBOOTED BY REQUEST. FIRST POSTED 10-18-11
O.K. knuckleheads here it is, my first post here at our new/old site 5 discs of Georgie Porgie for your listening pleasure. You may have this then again you may not.
One thing that has always puzzled me is why did John and Paul feel the song All Things Must Pass wasn't worthy of inclusion on Let It Be. Hell it's a better song than Across The Universe or Dig It or even For You Blue. The versions I've heard of All Things Must Pass with John and Paul doing the harmonizing background vocals blows away the songs I've mentioned. Anyway see scans for details
Always worth revisiting the peerless compilations of curated Dylan shows at A Thousand Highways who sadly stopped compiling back in May 2024 despite pleas and his site works as a totally brilliant archive of such, themed sometimes and always quality recordings, go visit and collect the set (sic!) meanwhile sample this selection of Field Recordings from Jobe over at The Voodoo Wagon!
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*NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD FIRST APPEARANCE 10-31-20
Curated collections of Bob Dylan's best unreleased recordings.
Wire - Graham's Practice Tape
another brother
jobe special
Jobe says: This is pretty much Pink Flag with subtle differences, you'll have to pick em out!
Regulars will remember me banging on about meeting Graham (Lewis) and Bruce {Gilbert} with their artist pal Russell Mills when they did an installation piece at MOMAOxford and Wire reformed to play a gig there during the MOMA close down for refurbishment! Don’t think it was ever used as a concert venue before (or since!) although some musicians played in the basement [Lol Coxhill and Veryan Weston I clearly recall] and there were performance artists who used the Top Gallery but not bands as such. Graham and Bruce were great company and we laughed . . . a lot!
I Loved them
Russell too . . .famed for his work on Brian Eno and extraordinarily beautiful collage/montage type artwork
So this is of great interest to Wire aficionados
Lovely boys!
Faces - Ooh La La Live In Edmonton 1973
One of the last shows to feature Ronnie Lane.
SONGS
1.Cindy Incidentally
2.Angel
3.True Blue
4.I'd Rather Go Blind
5.Jealous Guy
6.You Wear It Well/Maggie May
7.Borstal Boys
8.Twistin' The Night Away
9.Memphis Tennessee
The Velvet Underground - Rehearsals The Factory January 3 1966
The vocals on this are really low. However the instruments are recorded fine. This is the way I got it.
and as it should be listened to like an acetate give away on the cover of a magazine ya get me?
Nick Drake - John Peel Sessions 1969
"First things first. If you are not familiar with Mr. Drake may I suggest you go to youtube and listen to his recorded output. You'll not be disappointed. His music is perfect for this time of the year (or for anytime really) I can not stress enough of this man's brilliance. This particular record is listed on Discogs, right now for $1058.00. So consider this an Xmas present from all of the brothers here (Andy too) Believe me YOU NEED THIS.” Jobe
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*Rebooted by request. Original post December 12, 2024*
If you don’t have this . . . you really DO need it as Brother Jobe says
