The Telluride Festival Tapes [Live]

The Telluride Festival Tapes [Live]

Track Listings

1. Blackberry Blossom - Bryan Bowers

2. Waugh Paugh - John Hartford

3. Going Back to Old Kentucky - John Hartford, New Grass Revival

4. Fiddler's Dream - Byron Berline, Sundance

5. Birmingham Fling - Byron Berline, Vince Gill

6. Nobody Eats at Linebaugh's Anymore - John Hartford, New Grass Revival

7. Land of the Navajo - Peter Rowan

8. Lady's Fancy - Dan Crary

9. Johnny's Garden - Stewart, Sylvester "Sly Stone" & Sal, Wayne Stewart

10. Randall Collins/Done Gone - Norman Blake

11. Good Woman's Love - New Grass Revival

12. Honky Cat - The Country Gazette

13. Woman in Love - Peter Rowan

14. High on a Mountain - Hot Rize

15. Jack Rabbit - Byron Berline, Doug Dillard Band

16. Deep River Blues - Doc Watson, Merle Watson

17. Black Mountain Rag

Tracks:

Blackberry Blossom - Bryan Bowers
Waugh Paugh - John Hartford
Goin' Back To Old Kentucky - New Grass Revival And John Hartford
Fiddler's Dream - Bryon Berline And Sundance
Birmingham Fling - Bryon Berline And Vince Gill
Nobody Eats At Linebaugh's Anymore - John Hartford And New Grass Revival
Land Of The Navajo - Peter Rowan
Lady's Fancy - Dan Crary
Johnny's Garden - Wayne Stewart
Randall Collins/Done Gone - Norman Blake
Good Woman's Love - New Grass Revival
Honkey Cat - Country Gazette
Woman In Love - Peter Rowan
High On A Mountain - Hot Rize
Jackrabbit - Doug Dillard Band
Deep River Blues - Doc And Merle Watson
Black Mountain Rag - Doc And Merle Watson

Customer Reviews:

Not yet...........2003-02-03

I don't own this album yet, but it's on my wishlist, and let me tell you why. I've attended the Telluride Bluegrass Festival twice, 1986 and 2002. After going last year, I wondered why I waited so long to go back, and I have ordered my tickets for 2003. Telluride is a magical place, and they focus on TALENT. This album features songs by the late John Hartford as well as by Doc Watson who is a national treasure. There's only one song by New Grass Revival, though, and they have been the backbone of this festival over the years. Though they have disbanded, former members Bela Fleck, Sam Bush, and John Cowan can be counted on to attend and jam with almost everybody.

Lost Blues Tapes/More American Folk Blues Festival

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Real precious lost tapes
Many excellent performances

Lost Blues Tapes/More American Folk Blues Festival
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Highnote
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Chicago Blues | Blues | Styles | Music

Delta Blues | Blues | Styles | Music

General | Blues | Styles | Music

General | Compilations | Blues | Styles | Music

Acoustic Blues | Blues | Styles | Music

Piano | Blues | Styles | Music

Slide Guitar | Blues | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0002T2QNS
Release Date: 2004-08-31

Tracks:

Blues Everywhere - Memphis Slim
John Henry - Willie Dixon, Memphis Slim
Captain Captain - Muddy Waters
Catfish Blues - Muddy Waters
In the City - Muddy Waters
I Feel Like Cryin' - Muddy Waters
Your Love for Me Is True - Sonny Boy Williamson [II]
Don't Misuse Me - Sonny Boy Williamson [II]
I'm Gettin' Tired - Sonny Boy Williamson [II]
Goin' Down Slow - Otis Spann
Careless Love - Lonnie Johnson
C.C. Rider - Lonnie Johnson
T.B. Blues - Victoria Spivey
Big Roll Blues - Big Joe Williams
Back in the Bottom - Big Joe Williams
Baby Please Don't Go - Big Joe Williams

Tracks:

Della Mae [Alternate Take] - John Lee Hooker
Hound Dog - Big Mama Thornton
Captain Captain - Muddy Waters
I Got to Cut Out - Sonny Boy Williamson [II]
Blues Harp Shuffle - Big Walter Horton,
Strong Brain - Broad Mind - Willie Dixon
Big Leg Women - Willie Dixon
You Got Me Running - Sugar Pie DeSanto
South Side Jump - Buddy Guy
If I Get Lucky - J.B. Lenoir
Got a Letter This Morning - Mississippi Fred McDowell
Sail On - Roosevelt Sykes
Memphis Boogie - Memphis Slim
Your Best Friend's Gone - Sleepy John Estes, Hammie Nixon
Farewell Baby - Doctor Ross
Della Mae [Outtake] - John Lee Hooker

Customer Reviews:

Real precious lost tapes.......2006-10-26

Here we find the real lost b lues tracks that fit to the other available AFB-Festivals from 1962 - 1965. The Box from Evidence contains all these records together, so if you own allready the single concerts you could purchase this to get your collection complete.

Many excellent performances.......2004-09-26

Already got the two "American Folk Blues Festival" CDs and the three DVDs? Well, this two-disc two-hour set offers more of the same, and many of these performances are as great as any of the better-known tracks on the "Folk Blues Festival" discs.

Bringing together 32 live performances from 1963, 1964 and 1965, the "Lost Blues Tapes" (the title is a bit of an overstatement) include songs by Muddy Waters, Memphis Slim, John Lee Hooker, Rice Miller (Sonny Boy Williamson II) and several others.
The sound is excellent, even intimate. Muddy Waters performs rare solo versions of "Captain Captain" and "Catfish Blues" before being joined by a full combo for a slow, swinging "Blow Wind Blow" (inexplicably introduced by Muddy himself as "In The City") and an equally laid-back "My Home Is In The Delta" (titled "I Feel Like Cryin'").
John "Memphis Slim" Chatman is said to have been an occationally arrogant, even disdainful performer, but he was also a tremendously elegant and stylish musician, and his supremely smooth, "urban" rendition of "John Henry" is one of the highlights of disc one, alongside three great performances by Sonny Boy Williamson, two by Lonnie Johnson, and Big Joe Williams doing a ragged but interesting version of his own endlessly covered "Baby Please Don't Go".

Disc two includes a great, slower-than-usual and supremely tough "Hound Dog" by Big Mama Thornton (not the same take which can found on "The American Folk Blues Festivals 1962-1969"), a rocking, band-backed "Della Mae" by John Lee Hooker, and J.B. Hutto's acoustic rendition of "If I Get Lucky". Also, Sonny Boy Williamson does a great, rarely heard "I Got To Cut Out", and fellow harmonica ace Big Walter Horton blows his heart out on the sizzling, up-tempo instrumental "Blues Harp Shuffle".
"Got A Letter This Morning" is Mississippi Fred McDowell's (very different) version of Son House's "Death Letter", and "Your Best Friend's Gone" is a delightful, swinging acoustic country blues by Tennessee great "Sleepy" John Estes, who has his old playing partner from the 20s and 30s for company, underrated harpist Hammie Nixon.

This music is perhaps not quite as accessible to the casual or "mid-level" blues fan as the better-known "Folk Blues Festival" recordings, but there are plenty of gems here, and the serious blues fan will most certainly want a listen.

Flevo Totaal Festival: Live Tapes Volume 1

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Flevo Totaal Festival: Live Tapes Volume 1
Flevo Totaal
Manufacturer: GMI Music Partners
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000KMF4L8

Product Description

Tracks are: 1. Somebody Loves You - Kenny Marks 2. The Dog and the Flower - Larry Norman 3. Nobody but You - Larry Howard 4. Shut de Do - Randy Stonehill 5. The Preacher and Rock 'n Roll - Larry Norman 6. I Believe / Boycot Hell - DeGarmo & Key 7. One Thing - Charlie Peacock 8. Sanctuary - Daniel Amos 9. Can't Get Over It - 77's 10. I'm in the Mood for Love - Larry Norman 11. How Could You Say No - Julie Miller 12. Holy Rollin' - Bryan Duncan 13. The Island - Iona 14. If I Got My Ticket - Larry Norman 15. Swing Low Sweet Chariot - Larry Norman 16. People Get Ready - Darrell Mansfield 17. I Will Follow - Martyn Joseph

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A Forgotten Gem

Mushroom Tapes
Badloves
Manufacturer: Festival
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B0000506VT
Release Date: 2000-11-03

Tracks:

Slave
I Remember
In My Garden
Live
Memphis
I Wanna Hide
Green Limousine
Powerful Karma
Caroline
Stop
Yesterday's Gone
Falling
Lost
Living Thing
Barefoot Bride
Don't Throw Stones
Weight (With Jimmy Barnes)

Customer Reviews:

A Forgotten Gem.......2002-02-23

The Badloves hail from Australia & are their best kept secret for one reason or another. I guess you could call their music rock'n'soul with some blues thrown into it, just to give it some spice... I love this band & can't get enough of their stuff. It's almost impossible to pick up any favorite songs since they're all THAT good but if you'd give "Green Cadillac" a try I'm sure you'd fall in love with this band in no time at all. If you like bands like Little Texas, Bruce Springsteen, John Mellencamp, 38 Special, heck even Red Hot Chili Peppers or the likes and you still haven't heard of The Badloves, boy, you're really missing something... Also keep your eyes open for another great "lost" Aussie band, The Black Sorrows.

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