R.I.P. RAY MANZAREK

CHIP 'N' DOUG

 

The Sounds Of San Francisco

The Hunts,

Burlington, VT
02/22/1986


01   tuning/band intros
02   Hideaway
03   Well Alright
04   She's Not There
05   tuning/banter
06   All Worth The Price You Pay
07   Evil Ways
08   intro to next song
09   On De Rag
10   Help Me (1)
11   tuning
12   Honkey Tonk Jekyll And Hyde
13   Stormy Monday Blues
14   banter
15   David Margen bass solo
16   Steve Kimock intro/tuning
17   Every Day I Have The Blues (1) (2)
18   Cobra
19   Knock On Wood
20   Gimme Some Lovin'


John Cipollina - guitar, vocals
Greg Douglass - guitar, vocals
Alex Ligertwood - vocals
David Margen - bass
Harry Thompson - drums

guests:

Matthew Kelly - harmonica (1)
Steve Kimock - guitar (2)

QUICK "N" NICK

 

 

 For many years the combination of John Cipollina and Nick Gravenites played together in different incarnations of bands. For a couple of years they used the banner of "Nicksilver". This is a smooth sounding soundboard from a set in Providence R.I. in 83. The combo of Nick and John always seemed to gel was a great period in John's career.

Disc one: 52:22

01 - You Can't Hurt Me No More/Linda Lou Medley
02 - Run Out Of West
03 - You Can Leave Your Hat On
04 - I'll Pull The Trigger
05 - Trouble In The Teepee
06 - Mama Don't Allow It
07 - I Did It For The Band
08 - Fantasy World
09 - Who Do You Love

Disc two: 36:36

01 - Goin' Back To Anna
02 - Buried Alive In The Blues
03 - Good Night Irene
04 - Dekalb Blues
05 - Pride Of Man
06 - Hit Man
07 - Bad Luck Baby


Personnel
John Cipollina    Guitar
Nick Gravenites    Guitar, vocals
Al Staehely    Bass
Greg Elmore    Drums
Merl Saunders    Keyboards


Recorded at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, Rhode Island, September 19th, 1983

ARG!!

 Long lived San Francisco band who had their first concert June 12, 1973 and then operating on an on-off basis throughout the 70’s/80´s. Despite their popularity in the Bay Area the band failed to sign to a major label but did record several albums for smaller labels.

Terry & The Pirates

Record Plant
Sausalito, CA
KSAN FM 95,5 SF
1973-06-24


Terry Dolan - Guitars & Vocals
Greg Douglass - Guitars
John Cipollina - Guitars, Electric 12-String on 7
Hutch Hutchinson - Bass
David Weber - Drums

Setlist:
01. Intro Instumental Music > Tom Donahue Intro   1:55
02. Fifth Of Bliss   6:09
03. Ready For The Country   4:05
04. Angie   5:55
05. Truer Than Blue   6:12
06. Inlaws And Outlaws   6:09
07. Walking The Plank   4:14
08. Tom Donahue's Band Introduction   0:42
09. Rave On   3:36
10. Nothing To Lose   4:37
11. Purple And Blonde   5:36
12. Rainbow   3:59
13. Queen Of Thieves > Tom Donahue Outro   5:56

THE SONS

Sons of Champlin

Live at The Record Plant
Sausalito, California
1972 06-17
Broadcast by KSAN


Here is a super nice crystal clear stereo soundboard from vaults of KSAN
and the Record Plant series on KSAN, where many of the Bay Area's best
and brightest performed for the FM Audience. They are currently having a resurgence of sort led by original member Bill Champlin


Set List:

1.  KSAN Introduction
2.  Day Tripper
3.  No Mo
4.  For Joy
5.  Without Love
6.  Fat City
7.  Welcome to the Dance
8.  All and Everything
9.  The Swim
10. Right On
11. Linda Lou
12. Lightin'
13. Outtro

Personnel
Bill Champlin – Guitar, Keyboards, Saxophone, Vocals
Michael Andreas – Horn
Terry Haggerty – Guitar, Vocals
Geoffrey Palmer – Bass, Keyboards, Saxophone, Tabla, Vibe Master, Vibraphone, Vocals
James Preston – Drums, Percussion
David Schallok – Bass,Vocals
Mark Isham – Horn
Phil Woods – Horn

ROBOT SALESMAN VOL 2

 Part two of the critically acclaimed ( or was that critically deranged? ) Robo - Boy science fiction collection.

 25  close encounters - grateful dead
26  u.f.o. - country joe mcdonald
27  martha under venusian sun - paul kantner
28  flash's theme - queen
29  martian boogie - brownsville station
30  creature with the atom brain - roky erickson
31  space oddity - byrds
32  rocket ship - kathy mccarthy
33  alien - jefferson starship
34  astronomy domine - pink floyd
35  starship - country joe mcdonald
36  child of the moon - rolling stones
37  out of limits - marketts
38  have you seen the stars tonite? - paul Kantner
39  lost in the ozone - commander cody
40  mr spaceman - holy modal rounders
41  bionic unit - spirit
42  it came out of the sky - creedance clearwater
43  space oddity - david bowie
44  rocket man - elton john
45  machines - lothar and the hand people
46  space child - spirit
47  third stone from the sun - jimi hendrix
48  after the gold rush - prelude

RAY HARRYHAUSEN R.I.P.

 

Next to my love for my generation's music Sci Fi/Fantasy has always been one of my favorite endevors.

I give you a small sampling of soundtrack music to some of Ray Harryhausens best movies. They were treasures to me (and still are) in my childhood and the exciting works on screen by Ray still fascinate me when I pull out a DVD and rewatch the films I have seen so many countless times.Ray Harryhausen  was 92