VA - The Fillmore East: Last 3 Nites

Size: 164,8+174,8+172.5+175,5 MB
Time: 70:18+75:21+73:21+75:40
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Blues Rock, Rock
Label: Echoes
Art: Front

CD 1:
01. Albert King - Bill Graham Intro ( 0:06)
02. Albert King - Knock On Wood (Remastered) ( 5:10)
03. Albert King - Got To Be Some Changes (Remastered) ( 6:06)
04. Albert King - Nothing But The Blues (Remastered) ( 3:34)
05. Albert King - Crosscut Saw (Remastered) ( 5:55)
06. Albert King - Personal Manager (Remastered) ( 6:18)
07. Albert King - Bye Bye Blues (Remastered) ( 1:39)
08. J. Geils Band - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) ( 0:10)
09. J. Geils Band - Sno-Cone (Remastered) ( 3:23)
10. J. Geils Band - Wait (Remastered) ( 3:26)
11. J. Geils Band - First I Look At The Purse (Remastered) ( 4:49)
12. J. Geils Band - Whammer Jammer (Remastered) ( 3:04)
13. J. Geils Band - Homework (Remastered) ( 3:24)
14. J. Geils Band - Pack Fair And Square (Remastered) ( 2:23)
15. J. Geils Band - Cruisin’ For A Love (Remastered) ( 4:09)
16. J. Geils Band - Serves You Right To Suffer (Remastered) (12:29)
17. J. Geils Band - Hard Drivin’ Man (Remastered) ( 4:06)

CD 2:
01. Edgar Winter's White Trash - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) ( 0:57)
02. Edgar Winter's White Trash - Where Would I Be (Without You) (Remastered( ( 5:14)
03. Edgar Winter's White Trash - Let’s Get It On (Remastered) ( 7:38)
04. Edgar Winter's White Trash - Tobacco Road (Remastered) (15:39)
05. Edgar Winter's White Trash - Turn On Your Love Light (Remastered) ( 8:55)
06. Mountain - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) ( 0:25)
07. Mountain - Never In My Life (Remastered) ( 6:49)
08. Mountain - Theme From An Imaginary Western (Remastered) ( 5:21)
09. Mountain - Roll Over Beethoven (Remastered) ( 8:46)
10. Mountain - Dreams Of Milk And Honey - Swan Theme (Remastered) (15:32)

CD 3:
01. Mountain - Silver Paper (Remastered) (8:01)
02. Mountain - Mississippi Queen (Remastered) (6:21)
03. The Beach Boys - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) (0:19)
04. The Beach Boys - Heroes And Villains (Remastered) (3:40)
05. The Beach Boys - Do It Again (Remastered) (3:00)
06. The Beach Boys - Cotton Fields (Remastered) (2:45)
07. The Beach Boys - Help Me, Rhonda (Remastered) (4:42)
08. The Beach Boys - Wouldn’t It Be Nice (Remastered) (2:54)
09. The Beach Boys - Your Song (Remastered) (4:46)
10. The Beach Boys - Student Demonstration Time (Remastered) (5:23)
11. The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations (Remastered) (4:53)
12. The Beach Boys - California Girls (Remastered) (2:53)
13. The Beach Boys - I Get Around (Remastered) (2:15)
14. The Beach Boys - It’s About Time (Remastered) (3:48)
15. Country Joe McDonald - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) (0:11)
16. Country Joe McDonald - Kiss My Ass (Remastered) (2:34)
17. Country Joe McDonald - Entertainment Is My Business (Remastered) (3:23)
18. Country Joe McDonald - Fixin-To-Die-Rag (Remastered) (5:16)
19. Country Joe McDonald - Rockin’ All Around The World (Remastered) (2:41)
20. Country Joe McDonald - Hold On It’s Coming (Remastered) (3:29)

CD 4:
01. The Allman Brothers - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) ( 0:54)
02. The Allman Brothers - Statesboro Blues (Remastered) ( 4:24)
03. The Allman Brothers - Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ (Remastered) ( 3:41)
04. The Allman Brothers - Done Somebody Wrong (Remastered) ( 3:34)
05. The Allman Brothers - One Way Out (Remastered) ( 5:06)
06. The Allman Brothers - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (Remastered) (12:25)
07. The Allman Brothers - Midnight Rider (Remastered) ( 2:58)
08. The Allman Brothers - Hot ‘lanta (Remastered) ( 5:51)
09. The Allman Brothers - Whipping Post (Remastered) (19:50)
10. The Allman Brothers - You Don’t Love Me (Remastered) (16:53)

Bill Graham s Fillmore East Last Three Nights, featuring major artists; Albert King, J. Geils Band, Edgare Winter, Mountain, the Beach Boys, Allman Brothers Band & Country Joe McDonald, June 1971. The Fillmore East opened in Manhattan in March 1968. Over the next three years it hosted almost every major rock artist of the era, as well as giants of soul, blues, folk, gospel and jazz. Bill Graham decided to close it in June 1971, but before doing so he assembled a remarkable 3-day bill featuring some of the most iconic and influential acts in America, spanning pop (the Beach Boys), blues (Albert King), rock n roll (the J. Geils Band, Edgar Winter, Mountain, the Allman Brothers Band) and folk (Country Joe McDonald a nod towards the venue s psychedelic roots). Presented here is the the entire WNEW-FM broadcast of these historic closing shows..

The Fillmore East CD 1
The Fillmore East CD 2
The Fillmore East CD 3
The Fillmore East CD 4

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Leslie West & Mountain - Live Hits

Size: 132,0 MB
Time: 56:50
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. Mississippi Queen (Live) (6:13)
02. Nantucket Sleighride (Live) (5:57)
03. Blood Of The Sun (Live) (3:20)
04. Crossroad (Live) (6:22)
05. You Really Got Me (Live) (7:22)
06. Honky Tonk Woman (Live) (3:12)
07. House Of The Rising Sun (Live) (4:51)
08. We Gotta Get Out Of This Place (Live) (4:38)
09. Theme From An Imaginary Western (Live) (4:39)
10. Stormy Monday (Live) (7:05)
11. Born To Be Wild (Live) (3:05)

Leslie West first gained recognition as the lead guitarist for the Vagrants, a locally popular 1960s Long Island group. One of that group's singles was produced by Felix Pappalardi, a bass player who also produced Cream. After the Vagrants and Cream split up, Pappalardi played bass on and produced West's debut solo album, Mountain (July 1969). Following its release, the two teamed up with drummer Norman Smart (soon replaced by Corky Laing) and keyboard player Steve Knight to form the band Mountain, which cut the albums Climbing! (February 1970; a gold-selling LP featuring the Top 40 single "Mississippi Queen"), Nantucket Sleighride (January 1971; which also went gold), and Flowers of Evil (November 1971). In 1972, Pappalardi left Mountain to return to being a producer. (Posthumous record releases included Mountain Live (The Road Goes on Forever) [April 1972] and The Best of Mountain [February 1973].) West and Laing joined with former Cream bassist Jack Bruce to form West, Bruce & Laing. The trio recorded two studio albums, Why Dontcha (October 1972) and Whatever Turns You On (July 1973). (A live album, Live 'N' Kickin', was released in April 1974.) Bruce quit in the summer of 1973, and West and Laing briefly formed Leslie West's Wild West Show. Then West, Pappalardi, Alan Schwartherg (drums), and Bob Mann (keyboards) re-formed Mountain, recording a double live album, Twin Peaks (February 1974), in Osaka, Japan, in August 1973. This was followed by a Mountain studio album, Avalanche (July 1974), made by West, Pappalardi, Laing, and Knight. Then Mountain split again, and West formed the Leslie West Band, releasing The Great Fatsby (April 1975) (which featured Mick Jagger) and The Leslie West Band (1976) (which featured Mick Jones, later of Foreigner). Bedeviled by substance abuse problems, West retired from music for a time, then cleared up and again re-formed Mountain with Laing and bassist Mark Clarke (Pappalardi had died in 1983) for Go for Your Life (March 1985). The group broke up again, and West made Theme (1988), again teaming with Jack Bruce. West then participated in the Guitar Speaks (1988) and Night of the Guitar (1989) recordings of legendary rock guitarists for IRS Records' Illegal subsidiary. His next solo album was Alligator (August 1989), followed by Dodgin' the Dirt (1994). In 1994, West and Laing teamed with ex-Jimi Hendrix Experience bassist Noel Redding in another edition of Mountain, recording two tracks for the compilation Over the Top (1995). The solo As Phat as It Gets followed in 1999. After an album for Voiceprint, Guitarded, in 2004, West released two blues-inflected albums for Blues Bureau International, 2005's Got Blooze and 2006's Blue Me. West lost a leg due to complications from type 2 diabetes in June of 2011, but it didn't slow him down much. He released Unusual Suspects, which featured guest spots from guitarists Billy Gibbons, Slash, Zakk Wylde, Joe Bonamassa, and Steve Lukather three months later in September. ~by William Ruhlmann

Live Hits

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