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

FLAC 

Track List:

01. Intro / Eat At Home

02. Smile Away

03. Bip Bop

04. Mumbo

05. Biue Moon Of Kentucky

06. 1882

07. I Would Only Smile

08. The Mess

09. Best Friend

10. Soily

11. I Am Your Singer

12. Seaside Woman

13. Say You Don't Mind

14. Henry's Blues

15. Give Ireland Back To The Irish

16. Cottonfields

17. My Love

18. Mary Had A Little Lamb

19. Maybe I'm Amazed

20. Hi, Hi, Hi

21. Long Tall Sally

 

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Paul McCartney & Wings - Mumbo (Live In Antwerp 1972) 

Mark Knopfler - Festsaal Messe, Basel, Switzerland 2007 (2 Sources) | soundaboard

Mark Knopfler - Festsaal Messe, Basel, Switzerland 2007 (2 Sources)

Mark Knopfler at the AVO Session, in Basel, Switzerland on November 12, 2007.

A previous share was posted here about four years ago, however this one has a couple more tracks from a different FM source.

Nobody in dire straits here . . .?

Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: FM Broadcast

Track List:

01 Donegan's Gone

02 Song For Sonny Liston

03 Rudiger

04 Let It All Go

05 The Fizzy And The Still

06 True Love Will Never Fade

07 Done With Bonaparte

08 Postcards From Paraguay

09 Brothers In Arms

10 Our Shangri-La

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Rory Gallagher - Liberty Hall, Houston, TX 1974 | soundaboard - AtticRock

 Rory Gallagher - Liberty Hall, Houston, TX 1974

Joe Bonamassa recently released The Spirit Of Rory Live From Cork, a tribute to Rory Gallagher fully comprised of tracks from the Irish guitarist's catalogue.

It was recorded with the blessing of Gallagher’s family and performed with three sold-out dates in Gallagher’s hometown of Cork and featured a guest appearance by Gerry McAvoy, Rory’s long-time bass player, who joined Joe on stage for Bullfrog Blues.

So, hearing and reading about that very nice effort was the perfect excuse to get back to some old Rory stuff.

In this case a concert at the Liberty Hall in Houston in 1974, same year as the classic live album Irish Tour '74 was released.

Sound Quality: 9-

Source: FM Broadcast

Track List:

01 - Messin' With The Kid

02 - Cradle Rock

03 - Just A Little Bit

04 - Early In The Morning

05 - Tattoo'd Lady

06 - Hands Off

07 - Pistol Slapper Blues

08 - Too Much Alcohol

09 - A Million Miles Away

10 - Bullfrog Blues

Well this might start an argument and I have said before how I do not care for Joe Bonamassa very much but I take what Attic Rock says to heart and I am sure folks in Rory’s homeland appreciated someone playing ANY Rory tunes so well beloved of his fans but I am sorry . . . . .Rory he aint!

Joe Bonamassa - "Tattoo'd Lady" - The Spirit of Rory Live From Cork

I know it is said 'comparison are odious' but puhleeze! This is how it’s done! TURN IT UP!

Rory Gallagher - Tattoo'd Lady (Live At The Cork Opera House, Ireland / 1987)

I always thought someone like Rory should have given Joe lessons but hey!

Soundaboard re-ups NEIL YOUNG Collection

 

Neil Young reuploads

For those seeking Neil Young shows that no longer have working links on Soundaboard, here is a list of some that have been recently reactivated.

Neil Young with Pocho & The MG's - Nurnberg Germany 2002

 

Neil Young: Amsterdam 1989

 

Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Phoenix Arcade (1996)

 

Neil Young - Live in London (1971)

 

Neil Young with The International Harvesters - Down by the River (1984)

 

Neil Young and Pearl Jam - Golden Gate Park, San Francisco 1995

 

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Tokyo, Japan 1976

 

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Osaka, Japan 1976

 

Neil Young - Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles 1983

 

Neil Young - Saratoga Horse Show 1997

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Neil Young at the Berlin Wall in 1982 ©️ Joel Bernstein

Fleetwood Mac - Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino, CA 1971| AtticRock @ soundaboard

Fleetwood Mac - Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino, CA 1971

Fleetwood Mac at the Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino, California on February 19, 1971.

It was one of the dates on which Peter Green joined the Mac temporarily after the disappearance of Jeremy Spencer, who went on to join a religious sect.*

The Swing Auditorium was an indoor arena with a capacity of nearly 10,000 attendees where many rock artists from the sixties and seventies performed. It was destroyed on a fateful date, September 11, 1981, when a twin-engine Cessna aircraft crashed into it.

Sound Quality: 9+

Source: Soundboard (mono)

Track List:

01 tuning

02 Station Man 

03 Get Like You Used To Be 

04 Dragonfly 

05 Purple Dancer 

06 I'd Rather Go blind 

07 Tell Me All The Things You Do

08 Jam 

* interesting historic document in the Fleetwood Mac story and not least because Peter felt able to step back up after the LSD party event and subsequent ‘disappearance' of the execrable apparently unashamed Children of God, David Berg acolyte and mentee, the alleged self confessed pedophile Spencer who scurried away into the darkness [interesting that he is still touting his trade and trying to tour the UK despite fervent opposition and people keeping track of the accused child abuser]