A dose of Dennis at the Apollo Theater, NYC (click)Wednesday, July 03, 2013
Dennis Brown at the legendary Apollo Theater in NYC
A dose of Dennis at the Apollo Theater, NYC (click)
Recommended REGGAE Streams
Some great new vibes streaming from Rasjohnmon's RadioReggae ...
Giant Panda Gorilla Dub Squad - May 4, 2012 -Pt. One (go to site for part 2)
FOR MUCH MORE GO TO RADIOREGGAE.COM
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Great Bruce Springsteen Show from Philly
B R U C E !!! August 1978 at the Spectrum in Philadelphia... Enjoy!
See the entire list of great concerts at www.VitalVibes.com
See the entire list of great concerts at www.VitalVibes.com
Monday, September 17, 2012
Cultural Fusion Jukebox and Vidoes
Bob Marley Dortmund Germany show needs to be fixed but there are a collection of very good videos on display at CulturalFusion.org or CulturalFusion.PreviewNet.com - you'll get to the same place with either link. Check out the Jukebox Player for an eclectic mix of great tunes from all over.... enjoy and spread the word! Much Thanks and Happy Listening!!
Sunday, September 09, 2012
This week's Top Concerts (most GB's Streamed)
Coldplay continues to top the chart but we have added a couple of dozen great new shows to the archives over the last couple of weeks. Here's a link to the top 50 streams from the last 7 days at www.VitalVibes.com (CLICK HERE)
Newly posted shows:
Newly posted shows:
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Alejandro Escovedo at The Continental Club in Austin, TX
A New Top Pick - you will like this show!
http://previewnet.com/mobilestream/Alejandro_Escovedo_Sensitive_Boys_Continental_Club_Austin_TX_29_March_2011.mp3
Alejandro_Escovedo_Sensitive_Boys_Continental_Club_Austin_TX_29_March_2011
Source: soundboard
1. This Bed Is Getting Crowded
2. Anchor
3. Tender Heart
4. Chelsea Hotel '78
5. My Name Is Horizontal
6. Too Many Tears*
7. Sister Lost Soul
8. Sensitive Boys-> Band Intros
9. Castanets
10. Miss You
11. Beast Of Burden
*New song played especially for this show.
This show is particularly meaningful as the performance was only 4 days after Mike’s wife Lajuan passed away after a very short, and a very brave, battle with cancer. As you’ll hear, Alejandro dedicates “Sister Lost Soul” and “Sensitive Boys” to Mike and his daughter, Jenny. Both Mike and Jenny were at the show, surrounded by the love of friends and their “Austin family”.
At the beginning of “Sister Lost Soul”, Alejandro starts the song and then has to stop briefly to compose himself before starting the song again. Alejandro was best man when Mike and Lajuan were married on the banks of the Blanco River in Wimberley TX.
As with nearly every performance, Alejandro and Boys play with a tremendous amount of energy and emotion. This night, however, must have been a difficult night for everyone involved. The intensity of the performance is quite evident from the very moment the band hits the stage.
It was recorded by Big Ben Richardson. Big Ben works sound at The Continental Club in addition to being Alejandro’s tour manager. He also does FOH sound for all of their road shows when not touring with his own band “Grady.”
The linage would therefore be something like soundboard>unknown>cdr>foobar>flac (level 5). I used Trader’s Little Helper to create the checksums and torrent.
Thanks as always to Mike for the recordings and for all he does for us!
http://previewnet.com/mobilestream/Alejandro_Escovedo_Sensitive_Boys_Continental_Club_Austin_TX_29_March_2011.mp3
Alejandro_Escovedo_Sensitive_Boys_Continental_Club_Austin_TX_29_March_2011
Source: soundboard
1. This Bed Is Getting Crowded
2. Anchor
3. Tender Heart
4. Chelsea Hotel '78
5. My Name Is Horizontal
6. Too Many Tears*
7. Sister Lost Soul
8. Sensitive Boys-> Band Intros
9. Castanets
10. Miss You
11. Beast Of Burden
*New song played especially for this show.
This show is particularly meaningful as the performance was only 4 days after Mike’s wife Lajuan passed away after a very short, and a very brave, battle with cancer. As you’ll hear, Alejandro dedicates “Sister Lost Soul” and “Sensitive Boys” to Mike and his daughter, Jenny. Both Mike and Jenny were at the show, surrounded by the love of friends and their “Austin family”.
At the beginning of “Sister Lost Soul”, Alejandro starts the song and then has to stop briefly to compose himself before starting the song again. Alejandro was best man when Mike and Lajuan were married on the banks of the Blanco River in Wimberley TX.
As with nearly every performance, Alejandro and Boys play with a tremendous amount of energy and emotion. This night, however, must have been a difficult night for everyone involved. The intensity of the performance is quite evident from the very moment the band hits the stage.
It was recorded by Big Ben Richardson. Big Ben works sound at The Continental Club in addition to being Alejandro’s tour manager. He also does FOH sound for all of their road shows when not touring with his own band “Grady.”
The linage would therefore be something like soundboard>unknown>cdr>foobar>flac (level 5). I used Trader’s Little Helper to create the checksums and torrent.
Thanks as always to Mike for the recordings and for all he does for us!
Sunday, August 12, 2012
New Concert Streams
Greetings - just loaded up some great new concert streams:
- two nights of vintage New Riders of the Purple Sage at the Fillmore East in 1971 with Jerry Garcia on pedal steel guitar! (they opened the two shows for the Dead).
- nice Robert Plant and Band of Joy
- Jason Mraz from July 2007 at The Backyard_Dagmar_Ootmarsum_Netherlands
- I think it was the only time they traveled to play in the UK - check out a great show by Railroad Earth in Glasgow, Scotland
- Dr. John in Germany this summer (2012)
- a mesmerizing show by Toubab Krewe from February 2006 in Charlotte, NC
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Grateful Dead at Miami Pop Festival Dec. 29, 1968
This really is a classic set from The Grateful Dead. Part of the New Year's Run of shows. Before the band headed back to California for the New Year's Eve show at the Fillmore, they played an outdoor show at Gulfstream Park (horse racing track) in Hallandale Beach, Florida on December 29, 1968.
The first Miami Pop event took place May 18–19, 1968. An estimated 100,000 people attended this concert, which was promoted by Richard O'Barry & Michael Lang, later famous as promoter ofWoodstock. Bands featured at the festival included Steppenwolf, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Mothers of Invention, Blue Cheer and the Crazy World of Arthur Brown. Jimi Hendrix performed "Fire", "Foxy Lady", "Getting my heart back together" and "Purple Haze". Sunday's concert was rained out and because of this, Hendrix wrote "Rainy Day, Dream Away." Chuck Berry, The Blues Image, Pacific Gas and Electric and Three Dog Night also performed. The opening act on the main stage on Saturday was a little-known group called The Package and the closing act on that same stage was Jimi Hendrix.
The Miami Pop Festival was the name of two different music festivals that took place in 1968 at Gulfstream Park, a horse racing track in Hallandale, Florida (now called Hallandale Beach), just north of Miami.
The first Miami Pop event took place May 18–19, 1968. An estimated 100,000 people attended this concert, which was promoted by Richard O'Barry & Michael Lang, later famous as promoter ofWoodstock. Bands featured at the festival included Steppenwolf, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Mothers of Invention, Blue Cheer and the Crazy World of Arthur Brown. Jimi Hendrix performed "Fire", "Foxy Lady", "Getting my heart back together" and "Purple Haze". Sunday's concert was rained out and because of this, Hendrix wrote "Rainy Day, Dream Away." Chuck Berry, The Blues Image, Pacific Gas and Electric and Three Dog Night also performed. The opening act on the main stage on Saturday was a little-known group called The Package and the closing act on that same stage was Jimi Hendrix.
The second Miami Pop Festival was held December 28–30, 1968 at Gulfstream. It was promoted by Tom Rounds, who had previously promoted the seminal Fantasy Fair and Magic Mountain Music Festival on Mount Tamalpais in Marin County, California. True to its name, Miami Pop II emphasized a lighter, "Top 40" style of music including Procol Harum, The Turtles, The Grass Roots, Three Dog Night, Jose Feliciano, The Blues Image and The Box Tops. More "serious" veins of music were represented by the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Hugh Masekela, Pacific Gas and Electric, Fleetwood Mac, Richie Havens, The Sweet Inspirations, Joni Mitchell, Jr. Walker & The Allstars, The McCoys, Sweetwater, The James Cotton Blues Band, Canned Heat, The Charles Lloyd Quartet, Booker T. & the M.G.'s, Ian & Sylvia, Country Joe and The Fish, Buffy St. Marie, Steppenwolf, The Amboy Dukes and Iron Butterfly; rounding things out were Chuck Berry's roots rock, the picking of Flatt and Scruggs, jamming from the Grateful Dead, smooth nightclub stylings by Marvin Gaye, raucous soul from Joe Tex, and covering a range from hard rock to folk.[1] Many of these musicians were cast as superheroes in a commemorative comic book distributed at the festival.
HERE'S A LINK TO THE SET BY THE GRATEFUL DEAD at www.VitalVibes.com for 100's of Great Concert Recordings
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