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Van Morrison 1978-11-01 The Bottom Line New York, NY (FM-FLAC) Download: Excellent Sound Quality (4-Eyed Freak 2005 remaster) Both Early and Late shows complete. I previously posted the non remastered version. Track List: Early Show 1. Wavelength 3.

Into The Mystic 4. Checkin’ It Out 5. Brown Eyed Girl 6. Kingdom Hall 7.

Hungry For Your Love 8. Tupelo Honey 10. Wild Night 11. Wavelength (Bonus) 13.

Kingdom Hall (Bonus) Late Show 1. Wavelength 3. Into The Mystic 4. Checkin’ It Out 5.

Hungry For Your Love 6. Brown Eyed Girl 7. Crazy Love 8.

Kingdom Hall 9. Dos2usb Crack Download there. Tupelo Honey 10. Harlequin Rapidshare Files. Wild Night 13.

Joyous Sound 14. Cyprus Avenue Lineup Van Morrison – Vocals Herbie Armstrong – Guitar Peter Bardens – Keyboards Mickey Feat – Bass Bobby Tench – Guitar Peter Van Hooke – Drums Katie Kissoon – Backing vocals, lead vocal on “Crazy Love” Anna Peacock – Backing vocals Lineage: Early show: Broadcast >? >CDR (vine) >EAC (secure mode, offset corrected) >Digital remastering and retracking (Soundforge) >Sector Boundary correction (SHNTools) >FLAC (FLAC Frontend level 8) Late show: Broadcast >MASTER TAPE >SONY RCD W500C >EAC >WAV >FLAC >Nevinsrip’s torrent >WAV >Digital remastering and retracking (Soundforge) >Sector Boundary correction (SHNTools) >FLAC (FLAC Frontend level 8) (Upgraded). VAN MORRISON Royal Highland Showgrounds Ingliston, Nr.

Edinburgh September 9th 1979 Download: Thanks to “Norm” for the scans on Demonoid and correct information. I downloaded the copy now on Demonoid but found my tape transfer to be an upgrade. Abc Dipole Software. New Arwork included using Norms original Scans SOURCE: Low Generation Tape (JG) >Soundforge PRO 10c >FLAC Level 8 JTT, December 2011 Disc One 01. Kingdom Hall 03. Bright Side of the Road 04. Into The Mystic 05. Here Comes The Night 06.

You Make Me Feel So Free 07. Troubadours 08.

Call Me Up In Dreamland 09. It’s All In The Game >You Know What They’re Writing About 10. Warm Love 11. Moonshine Whiskey Disc Two 01. Moondance 02. Full Force Gale 03.

Wavelength >04. Tupelo Honey 05.

I’ve Been Working 06. Brown Eyed Girl >07. Rolling Hills 09.

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Down Beat magazine, December 10, 1970. “After nine years with Cannonball Adderley, pianist-composer Joe Zawinul is ready to go out on his own.” So read the opening sentence of the lead news item in the December 10, 1970 issue of magazine.

It was the first that most jazz fans learned that Zawinul, saxophonist Wayne Shorter, and bassist Miroslav Vitous were forming a new band that included drummer Alphonse Mouzon. At the time, Zawinul, age 38, and Shorter, 37, were highly regarded instrumentalists and composers coming off long stints in two of the premier jazz bands of the sixties–the Cannonball Adderley Quintet and the Miles Davis Quintet. Vitous, who turned 23 that month, was stretching the boundaries of the bass in jazz, despite having been in the states only a few years. Mouzon, just 22, had moved to New York out of high school and quickly assimilated into the city’s music scene. Joe and Wayne had played pivotal roles in the nascent “jazz-rock” or “fusion” movement thanks to their participation on Miles Davis’ ground-breaking albums and. Miles had depended on Shorter for years, especially as a composer, and Wayne was the lone member of Davis’ “second great quintet” to survive the transition Miles undertook when he abandoned playing “standards” in live performances in favor of the new music he was recording in the studio. Miles also kept close tabs on his old bandmate Cannonball Adderley, and by extension, Zawinul.