Jefferson Airplane -
1966-11-06 - Fillmore Auditorium, SF, CA
Late Show, Set 1

# of Tracks: 7
Total Time: 27:50

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Tracklist :
  Introduction/She Has Funny Cars
  High Flying Bird
  Let Me in
  Run Around
  Its No Secret
  In The Morning
  My Best Friend

Grace Slick - vocals, organ
Marty Balin - vocals, percussion
Paul Kantner - vocals, guitar
Jorma Kaukonen - lead guitar
Jack Casady - bass
Spencer Dryden - drums

Info:
In these early days of promoting events at The Fillmore Auditorium, Bill Graham often took the unique approach of having the featured headlining act perform a set first. The support acts would then play during the break, followed by a second set by the headliner. Many of these Fillmore Auditorium shows were billed as dance events, rather than concerts, with no assigned seating on the floor. These were also some of the earliest productions to feature light shows and screen projections along with the live music. Attendees were encouraged to dance and interact with each other, making these events quite different than a traditional concert experience.

These Jefferson Airplane sets are fascinating for a number of reasons. Grace Slick had just replaced Signe Anderson as the female voice of the band just a few weeks prior to this show. This recording gives a clear picture of that transition taking place. This concert also falls right between the initial studio sessions for the band's breakthrough second album, Surrealistic Pillow, which they were recording at RCA's studio A in Los Angeles the week before and the week after these performances. That album, more than any other, would soon gain Jefferson Airplane, as well as the San Francisco cultural scene, national attention.

Following a humorous introduction by Bill Graham, the first set kicks off with the roar of a jet taking off, but this time they launch into "She Has Funny Cars," one of their newer songs, to open the show. Much like the early show, the next four numbers all were featured on the band's debut LP, Jefferson Airplane Takes Off.

Jorma and Jack then take over for a version of "In The Morning," one of their earliest blues numbers featuring all the early trademarks of electric Hot Tuna, years before the fact. The early set ends with another lovely version of "My Best Friend." Although still somewhat primitive, the captivating Airplane vocal blend is clearly beginning to happen and the unique instrumental approach of Jorma, Jack and Spencer is becoming quite distinctive.

The Airplane then takes an extended break with a middle set by Demon Lover.

my rating: 
well sound, tracks are great, but they played wrong on some songs :P
but all in all, I would say get this, ´cause this a very early airplane boot.
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Jefferson Airplane - The Saga Of Sidney Spacepig

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1. And I Like It (Balin/Kaukonen)
2. Pretty As You Feel (Casady/Covington/Kaukonen)
3. The Saga Of Sidney Spacepig (Dryden)
4. The Saga Of Sidney Spacepig (Dryden)
5. The Saga Of Sidney Spacepig (Dryden)
6. Feel So Good (Kaukonen)
7. A Song For All Seasons (Dryden)
8. She Has Funny Cars (Kaukonen/Balin)
9. And I Like It (Balin/Kaukonen)
10. Let's Get Together (Powers)
11. High Flying Bird (Wheeler)

my rating: 
except of the really crazy thing with
The Saga Of Sidney Spacepig part 1, 2 and 3
but anyway, get this!

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Van Morrison 
Astral Weeks Live [no label, 1CD]

(Click on the covers for High Quality Scans)

Fans lapped up the album when Astral Weeks was released in 1968 but it wasn't a commercial success. It only went gold in 2001.

This is what Lester Bangs wrote of Van Morrison's Astral Weeks: "I don't really know how significant it might be that many others have reported variants on my initial encounter with Astral Weeks. I don't think there's anything guiding it to people enduring dark periods. It did come out at a time when a lot of things that a lot of people cared about passionately were beginning to disintegrate, and when the self-destructive undertow that always accompanied the great '60s party had an awful lot of ankles firmly in its maw and was pulling straight down. So, as timeless as it finally is, perhaps Astral Weeks was also the product of an era. Better think that than ask just what sort of Irish churchwebbed haints Van Morrison might be product of."

Bangs added: "Madame George is the album's whirlpool. Possibly one of the most compassionate pieces of music ever made, it asks us, no, arranges that we see the plight of what I'll be brutal and call a lovelorn drag queen with such intense empathy that when the singer hurts him, we do too. (Morrison has said in at least one interview that the song has nothing to do with any kind of transvestite - at least as far as he knows, he is quick to add - but that's bullshit.) The beauty, sensitivity, holiness of the song is that there's nothing at all sensationalistic, exploitative, or tawdry about it; in a way Van is right when he insists it's not about a drag queen, as my friends were right and I was wrong about the 'pedophelia' - it's about a person, like all the best songs, all the greatest literature."

Here is a fan compilation of all the songs from Van's classic album taken from live tracks performed from 1967 to 1990. Includes some acoustic studio demos.

01 Astral Weeks (Boston, May 19, 1972)
02 Beside You (Studio, 1967)
03 Sweet Thing (Los Angeles, May 26, 1973)
04 Cyprus Avenue (Belfast, February 20, 1979)
05 The Way Young Lovers Do (Los Angeles, May 26,1973)
06 Madame George / Ballerina (Belfast, October 23, ?)
07 Slim Slow Slider (San Francisco, November 8, 1982)
  Bonus Tracks:
08 Sweet Thing / Astral Weeks (November 7, Montreux 1990)
09 Slim Slow Slider (Dublin, December 17, 1995)
10 The Way Young Lovers Do / A Town Called Paradise (Croydon, November 17, ?)
11 Ballerina (Acoustic Demo)
12 The Way Young Lovers Do (Acoustic Demo)

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