san francisco and LA live recordings 67:
DOWNLOAD LINK
Related grooviness
Friday, 21 October 2011
Janis Joplin - Live fast die young - free download
Joni Mitchell- Blue New York 1972 download

JONI MITCHELL
New York 1972 [no label, 1CD]
Live at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY; February 23, 1972. Very good soundboard. Slight distortion.
When it comes to Joni Mitchell albums, most fans would include 1971’s Blue as among her best. Here is a Rolling Stone review:
With Blue, Mitchell’s lyrical outlook became much more entwined with her own emotions, quickly establishing her as the most significant of the confessional singer/songwriters. Her delicate but ever-adventurous vocals, bolstered by the album’s quiet but assured instrumentation, left the songs to speak for themselves. The giddy hopefulness of All I Want, the bittersweet regret of Last Time I Saw Richard and the sheer romantic wisdom of the title tune spoke eloquently.
This show has been widely shared among fans and, along the way, someone added these notes:
This soundboard show features Joni alone (until the final track) in NYC at the Carnegie. The performance is nearly exactly midway between “Blue” (June ‘71) and “For The Roses” (November ‘72) and features Joni playing mostly songs from those two LPs, plus a few of the obligatory back catalog stuff. The “For The Roses” songs are really great to hear, in raw, solo versions nine months before their actual album release. Joni is her typical effervescent early ’70s self, with quite a bit of fun audience interaction. She’s clearly happy to be there. On the last song, she is joined by Graham Nash and Stephen Stills.
Perhaps one of these days, a cleaner version of this show (a couple of generations up the line?) might surface.
This Flight Tonight (5.0MB)
Track 02. Electricity (5.4MB)
Track 03. Cold Blue Steel And Sweet Fire (8.9MB)
Track 04. Big Yellow Taxi (5.1MB)
Track 05. Blue (5.2MB)
Track 06. For Free (6.3MB)
Track 07. Banquet (5.9MB)
Track 08. All I Want (5.8MB)
Track 09. A Case Of You (9.7MB)
Track 10. Carey (7.8MB)
Track 11. Lesson In Survival (5.2MB)
Track 12. Woodstock (5.7MB)
Track 13. You Turn Me On (I’m A Radio) (5.6MB)
Track 14. For The Roses (7.5MB)
Track 15. Both Sides Now (6.8MB)
Track 16. Applause (2.0MB)
Track 17. My Old Man (6.0MB)
Track 18. The Circle Game (with Graham Nash and Stephen Stills) (12.8MB)
DOWNLOAD LINK
Posted by Be a Goddess music at 13:59 0 comments
Labels: blue, free, free download, joni mitchell, live music
Saturday, 19 July 2008
ANJANI THOMAS with LEONARD COHEN FREE DOWNLOAD

Available on my personal blog HERE
Posted by Be a Goddess music at 21:19 0 comments
Labels: anjani thomas, free, leonard cohen, live music
Monday, 14 July 2008
BUSKING !!!
I posted a lens over on SQUIDOO on busking.... tips, etiquette etc...
Here are some suggestions that I've accumulated in my busking experiences. Additions and contradictions welcome. For what it's worth, my act is to stand there playing fiddle tunes - I don't bottle (directly solicit tips) or do banter, and somebody with a more "show business" kind of act might need to do some things differently.
CHOOSING A PLACE
1. Pick a spot where you're visible from as many directions as possible. People need time to recognize what you're doing, decide to give you a tip, and find it in their pockets. If they can see you for a minute before they're actually in front of you, they're a lot more likely to give you a tip then if they suddenly come upon you hidden in a doorway and only have seconds to react.
2. Be very considerate about where you set up, so that you avoid confrontation and avoid annoying the passersby. Be sure that you are not blocking smooth traffic flow into any store, and be sure that you're not making it difficult for wheelchairs or baby strollers to pass or get onto the curb. Also, avoid captive audiences (i.e., playing right beside a restaurant with outdoor seating).
3. One exception to what I just said about captive audiences is traffic lights - choosing intersections that have traffic lights is good, because being a briefly captive audience gives them the time they need to decide to give you a tip.
MORE HERE
Posted by Be a Goddess music at 07:06 0 comments
Labels: busking, live music, musician, squidoo, street art, street music
Friday, 11 July 2008
Busking tips for musicians and more news
I have posted a blog over on livejournal and squidoo on busking, an accumulation of personal tips and web found tips which I hope will help newbie buskers to get out there and make some cash !
Also over on LJ is a live concert from Stills/young and some free pdf ebooks to assist musicians on promotion.![]()
Posted by Be a Goddess music at 12:29 0 comments
Labels: busker, busking, live music, street art, street music
