Robyn Hitchcock (featuring Emma Swift) - Live from Tubby's House, Nashville, TN, 24 - 8 -2026 | Albums That Should Exist

 Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift - Live from Tubby's House, Nashville, TN, 8-24-2026

Paul says: Ever since at least the Covid pandemic beginning in 2020, Robyn Hitchcock has performed a lot of home concerts. Generally speaking, I haven't posted them because they were behind paywalls, and artists like him need ways to make a living. But about two weeks ago as I write this in early September 2026, Hitchcock posted a home concert on YouTube that's available for anyone. I've converted it from video to audio and chopped it up into mp3s, so you can enjoy it as an audio bootleg. 

In July 2026, Hitchcock released an excellent new studio album, "The Confuser." It's his best in years, in my opinion. Yet, in typical contrarian fashion, he barely promoted it at all in this concert. He only played one song from hit, "My Dead Astronaut." Instead, this was a requests show, and he and his partner Emma Swift were looking at Internet requests as they came in live and performing some of them. So he tended to do lesser known songs.

Speaking of Swift, she is an excellent singer herself. She sang harmonies on a good number of the songs. She also bantered back and forth with Hitchcock between most of the songs, but I didn't carefully listen to the talking tracks to see which ones involved her or didn't. 

 

Hitchcock and Swift did another one of these concerts for YouTube on September 2, 2026, and I have plans to process and post that one as well. 

This album is an hour and 31 minutes long.

01 talk 
02 My Dead Astronaut
03 talk 
04 You and Oblivion 
05 talk 
06 The Leopard
07 talk (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
08 [A Man's Gotta Know His Limitations] Briggs (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
09 talk 
10 I Often Dream of Trains 
11 Raymond Chandler Evening 
12 talk 
13 Autumn Is Your Last Chance 
14 talk 
15 Mexican God 
16 talk 
17 Cynthia Mask 
18 talk 
19 Winchester 
20 talk (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
21 So You Think You're in Love (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
22 talk (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
23 Rock 'n' Roll Toilet (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
24 talk (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
25 Oceanside (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
26 talk 
27 Glass Hotel 
28 talk
29 Opel 
30 talk (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
31 One Long Pair of Eyes (Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift)
32 talk 

(all tracks Robyn Hitchcock except where noted) 

Emmylou Harris & Steve Earle - City Winery, Nashville, TN, 4-3-2021 | Albums That Should Exist

Emmylou Harris & Steve Earle - City Winery, Nashville, TN, 4-3-2021

Paul says : I recently discovered that Emmylou Harris performed about six concerts at the City Winery in Nashville in 2021, as people were just starting to attend concerts again due to the Covid pandemic. The concerts were done to benefit local charities helping with animal welfare, and each was different than typical Harris concerts in some way. I was able to find two of them on YouTube. This one is special because it was a joint acoustic concert with Steve Earle. The two of them took turns singing songs and telling stories in front of a very small audience, with excellent sound quality.

If you want, you can find the video of this on YouTube and watch the concert instead of just listening to it. I converted the video to audio, then chopped it into mp3 files.

The sound quality is excellent because the concert was a webcast. I missed it at the time, but better late than never. I plan on posting the other concert I found soon. 

This album is an hour and 36 minutes long. 

01 talk 
02 Raise the Dead 
03 talk 
04 Copperhead Road 
05 talk
06 Big Black Dog 
07 talk
08 Devil Put the Coal in the Ground 
09 talk 
10 My Antonia 
11 talk 
12 Hometown Blues 
13 talk 
14 All I Left Behind
15 talk 
16 You're the Best Lover that I Ever Had
17 talk 
18 My Name Is Emmett Till 
19 talk
20 Goodbye
21 talk 
22 Blackhawk 
23 talk 
24 Harlem River Blues 
25 talk
26 If I Needed You 
27 talk
28 City of Immigrants 
29 talk 
30 Pilgrim 

(all tracks Emmylou Harris & Steve Earle) 

Stevie Ray Vaughan - 1978-00-00 - Nashville, TN | Heavybootz

Speaking of Stevie Ray . .. we were I swear! You know the reference to sitting in with Albert King

Stevie Ray Vaughan - 1978-00-00 - Nashville, TN

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
featuring Miss Lou Ann Barton
Jack Clemont's Belmont Studio, Nashville, Tennessee
early 1978

studio sbd
mp3 @ 320

First Unreleased Album 1978
artwork included
&
Austin Blues Festival, 1979-08-06 *
&
Piona's, 1978-10-00 **

01 You Can Have My Husband (Lou Ann vocal)
02 Rude Mood 
03 Pride And Joy (Stevie vocal)
04 Oh, Yeah (Lou Ann vocal)
05 Love Struck Baby (Stevie vocal)
06 Ti-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu ("Tina Nina Nu", Lou Ann vocal)
07 Gonna Miss Me ("Empty Arms", Stevie vocal)
08 I Wonder Why ("Will My Man Be Home Tonight?" > Lou Ann vocal, Stevie slide guitar)
09 I'm Crying ("I'm Crying", Stevie vocal)
10 Sugar Coated Loving ("Sugar Coated Love", Lou Ann vocal)
11 Natural Born Lover *
12 Ti-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu ("Tina Nina Nu") *
13 Scratch My Back *
14 I'll Change *
15 Shake A Hand, Shake A Hand *
16 Oh Baby *
17 Sugar Coated Love *
18 Love In Vain **
19 You Can Have My Husband (starts off with "So Excited") **
20 My Baby's Gone ("Oh Yeah") **

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Vocals and Guitar
Jack Newhouse - Bass
Chris Layton - Drums
Lou Ann Barton - Vocals

Bobby does Nashville (1993) | So Many Roads

Bob Dylan - 1993-04-13 - Nashville, TN U.S.A. (SBD)

Bob Dylan

1993-04-13

Nashville, Tennessee

Jackson Hall

The Performing Arts Centre

Nashville, Tennessee

Soundboard 

CD 1:

xx. Hard Times (missing)

01. I Don't Believe You

02. All Along The Watchtower

03. Disease of Conceit

04. Tangled Up In Blue

05. Born In Time

06. Watching The River Flow

07. Jim Jones 

08. Tomorrow Night 

09. Gates Of Eden

10. Don't Think Twice, Its All Right (start)

11. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (continued)

CD 2:

01.  It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry

02.  I And I

03.  Simple Twist Of Fate

04.  Everything Is Broken

05.  What Good Am I?

06.  Maggie's Farm

07.  It Ain't Me, Babe

1990s - #4: During the early 1990s, Bob Dylan took a break from writing new songs. Instead, he focused on recording traditional folk songs that had influenced his musical style. In late 1992, he released the disc, Good as I Been to You, which included covers of 17 folk songs, He followed that with another album of traditional tunes in 1993, entitled World Gone Wrong. Both discs received positive critical reviews. For example, famed critic Robert Christgau gave a B+ grade To Good As I Been To You and an A- to World Gone Wrong. This soundboard recording captures Dylan on tour during that period, in Nashville on April 13, 1993, 31 years ago today. While the set list is filled with Dylan classics, about mid show he plays 2 tunes from Good As I Been To You, Tomorrow Night and Jim Jones. 

Dylan in Nashville 1993 - So Many Roads