ZZ Top MAY 28 1982
Westfalenhalle 1 Dortmund, Germany
Tour: El Loco-Motion Tour
Setlist:
Groovy Little Hippie Pad
I Thank You
Waitin' for the Bus
Jesus Just Left Chicago
I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide
Ten Foot Pole
I Love the Woman
I Believe I'll Dust My Broom
La Grange (with Sloppy Drunk Jam)
Tush
The Residents 13th Anniversary Show, Oslo television appearance. 1986.
Setlist:
Jailhouse Rock
Picnic In The Jungle
Eva's Warning
It's a Man's Man's Man's World
Cry For The Fire
Players:
Vocals - Mr. Red
Guitar - Snakefinger
Keyboard - Dead Eye Dick
Eric Burdon and War Live in Denmark (1971).
Setlist:
Spirit
Love Is All Around
Train, Train
Sorry, folks, I don’t know a lick about this one other than that I dig it and I think you will too.
Setlist:
Why She's A Girl From The Chainstore
What Do I Get ?
Fast Cars
Fiction Romance
Harmony In My Head
Everybody's Happy Nowadays
Lipstick
Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)
Something's Gone Wrong Again
Airwaves Dream
Strange Thing
Noise Annoys
What Do You Know?
I Believe
Love Battery
Time's Up
Boredom
Dire Straits Rockpalast WDR Studio L, Cologne 16 feb 1979.
Setlist:
Down to the Waterline
Six Blade Knife
Once Upon a Time in the West
Lady Writer
Single-Handed Sailor
Water of Love
In the Gallery
Follow Me Home
News
What's the Matter Baby?
Lions
Sultans of Swing
Talking Heads live in Rome, 1980.
Setlist:
Psycho Killer
Stay Hungry
Cities
I Zimbra
Drugs
Take Me to The River
Cross-eyed And Painless
Life During Wartime
Houses in Motion
Born Under Punches
The Great Curve
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Live Rockpalast 1977.
Setlist:
Surrender
Jaguar & the Thunderbird
American Girl
Fooled Again
Breakdown
Listen to Her Heart
Strangered In The Night
I Need To Know
Anything That´s Rock´n Roll
Route 66
Shout
Ted Hawkins was an American singer-songwriter born in Biloxi, Mississipi and who was often found busking in his adopted hometown of Venice Beach, California. He toured extensively in Europe and Australia but remained largely anonymous in the United States.
Here is the elusive 1996 Janice Engel documentary in three-parts.
Purchase Ted Hawkins’ music at Amazon
Mazzy Star live at Primavera Fest., Spain (2012).
Setlist:
Blue Flower (Slapp Happy cover)
Disappear
Ghost Highway
Halah
Still Cold
She Hangs Brightly
Look On Down From The Bridge
Fade Into You
Lay Myself Down
Flying Low
So Tonight That I Might See
Chuck Berry's 1965 Belgium TV Appearance. The Youtube page doesn’t offer much information other than saying: “This is the complete show broadcast on Belgium TV 2-6-1965.”
Setlist:
Maybellene
Things I Used to Do
Memphis, Tennessee
No Particular Place to Go
Roll Over Beethoven
Promised Land
Johnny B. Goode
From the Youtube page (via Google Translate):
“J Gray, whose lyrics go far beyond the familiar "My Baby Left Me" clichés, has an extremely succinct voice - and the ability to move with his songs. Both emotionally and physically. For almost 15 years John Gray Higginbotham aka JJ Gray has been trying to implement his vision of honest, handmade southern music - with Mofro he has found the ideal backing band.”
I have no idea who/what GrooveTV was/is, but I do know that I dig early 00’s STS9 set from The Catalyst in Santa Cruz, CA; 12/5/02.
I’ll be honest and say that this is not a band I know well, nor have I really followed them much beyond the little pocket of shows I’ve heard. So, I don’t know if the setlist is correct or not, but one of the YouTube comments lists:
Setlist:
Satori, ?, Grow, New song > Tap In, Baraka II: Moonsockets, ?, STS9 Ramone > Eb > Emiglio E: Circus, What is love?
You know it’s good when it includes a “?”. Some of you may know more details about this show, and I’m glad to hear them if you do. But otherwise, just enjoy.
Thelonious Monk Quartet, live in Amiens, France, 1966. This show is often referenced as part of the “Gordon Skene Sound Collection.”
Maison de la Culture, Amiens, France, March 23, 1966.
Setlist:
Blue Monk
Crepuscule With Nellie
Rhythm-A-Ning
Hackensack
Epistrophy
Evidence
I'm Getting Sentimental Over You
Round Midnight
Epistrophy
Players:
Thelonious Monk
Charlie Rouse
Larry Gales
Ben Riley
“This concert was recorded on Sunday 18 July 1982 at the North Sea Jazz Festival in the Carroussel Hall of the Congresgebouw, The Hague, The Netherlands by AVRO Television.”
“The Jazztet was a jazz sextet, co-founded in 1959 by trumpeter Art Farmer and tenor saxophonist Benny Golson, always featuring the founders along with a trombonist and a piano-bass-drums rhythm section. The original Jazztet lasted until 1962, and helped to launch the careers of pianist McCoy Tyner and trombonist Grachan Moncur III. In 1982 Farmer and Golson revived the group and toured extensively.”
Setlist:
‘Mox Nix’ (Art Farmer)
‘Voices All’ (Benny Golson)
‘I Remember Clifford’
‘City Bound’
Purchase the Jazztet’s music at Amazon
I’m pretty sure this set was 02/24/1995 at Südbahnhof, Frankfurt, Germany, but I don’t think this is the full show. There are setlists out there with more songs than shown in this video, but I’m not one to complain, especially when it’s live Jeff Buckley.
Here’s the setlist I have:
Mojo Pin:
So Real
Last Goodbye
What Will You Say
Lilac Wine
Grace
I started out looking for live Yasmin Williams performances but quickly landed on this broadcast from New Sounds Live at Brookfield Place, curated by WNYC’s John Schaefer. This episode features brilliant performances and insightful interview segments with Yasmin Williams and Kaki King as well as the debut duo performance of a new piece written by Williams.
If you’re a fan of beautifully innovative guitar music, this is the turkey you want to jive.
Setlist:
Yasmin Williams
Juvenescence
Interview
I wonder
Dragonfly
Through the Woods
Kaki King
Interview
Default Shell
Godchild
Can’t Touch This, Or That, Or My Face
Lorlir
Puzzle Me You
Nails
Bowen Island
Antrhropomorph
Night After Sidewalk
Together:
Instant Happiness
Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead’s six-night run at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY, Billy Strings recently held a series of crowdless performances billed as the “Deja Vu Experiment.”
The Grateful Dead famously conduced the “ESP Experiments” at these shows, “prompting Deadheads in the audience to focus on imagery shown by the band and telepathically send the imagery to a test subject.” (From the Capitol Theatre website). Strings also asked viewers to project their own images of Leftover Salmon’s Vince Herman with questionable results.
Anyway, all that to say, that, for many the highlight of it all was: “Help on the Way/Slipknot/Franklin’s Tower/Brokedown Palace.”
All of THAT to say, watch this:
From the video’s Youtube page:
“He’s the last American troubadour, a complex mix of Midwestern common sense and bohemian Zen appeal inhabiting a poet’s soul. In some ways, there are two Greg Browns: tender and tough, acoustic and electric, funny and sorrowful, cynical and filled with an unquenchable thirst for life. One careens down country roads in the dead of night in a broken-down farm truck, no headlights, a bottle of Wild Turkey wedged between his thighs and pioneering country-star Jimmie Rodgers blaring on the stereo. The other is a sunny child balanced on his grandmother’s knee, sampling her canned goods and drinking in a cool summer breeze.
“I know that I look at life and I see a lot of different colors, a lot of different moods,” says the singer and songwriter when pressed on the subject. “I do see a lot of causes for hope and I do see a lot of causes for despair. I see things that make me proud to be a human being on this planet, and I see so many other things that make me just appalled. All of that gets into my songs. On a particular Friday, I might feel quite hopeful, and by Tuesday I might be feeling that we’re completely screwed. I manage to find balance there between the two.
“But I can attest to being one person,” he adds with a laugh.
Setlist:
Bones Bones
Laughing River
Besham’s Bokerie
