Non Commercially Released Recording Spotlight.

[Andre Marc]

I will use this thread to mention amazing, non commercially released recordings, across all genres,
that are musically or historically of high value. Live shows, studio out takes, rough mixes etc. FM,
Soundboard, you name it. Feel free to contribute/

First one:

Charlie Byrd - Herb Ellis - Barney Kessel:

Creteil, France 17 november 1981, FM master/Cassette/FLAC

France Inter FM broadcast.

Charlie Byrd, Herb Ellis and Barney Kessel : guitars
Joe Byrd : bass
Chuck Reed : drums

A jazz guitar fan's wet dream here folks.

 

[rbbert]

Although the Grateful Dead are releasing many of their more notable concerts (I think over 200 now), Pink Floyd has done very little, and there are some excellent unreleased recordings especially from their early years. Some are 9/17/69, 4/29/70, 9(or 7)/16/70, 9/30/71, 11/21 and 22/70; there are a few more.

There used to be any number of unreleased pre-75 recordings of King Crimson, but over the past 15 or so years Robert Fripp has done his best to make every recording commercially available, even audience recordings of questionable quality. Likewise most of John Coltrane's FM broadcasts from the early '60's, which used to be prized by collectors, have come to commercial release on one or more labels.

Still, for the jazz fan European FM stations continue to be a gold mine. Choose your favorite artist and search www.dimeadozen.org (include dead torrents).

 

[Andre Marc]

Although the Grateful Dead are releasing many of their more notable concerts (I think over 200 now), Pink Floyd has done very little, and there are some excellent unreleased recordings especially from their early years. Some are 9/17/69, 4/29/70, 9(or 7)/16/70, 9/30/71, 11/21 and 22/70; there are a few more.

There used to be any number of unreleased pre-75 recordings of King Crimson, but over the past 15 or so years Robert Fripp has done his best to make every recording commercially available, even audience recordings of questionable quality. Likewise most of John Coltrane's FM broadcasts from the early '60's, which used to be prized by collectors, have come to commercial release on one or more labels.

Still, for the jazz fan European FM stations continue to be a gold mine. Choose your favorite artist and search www.dimeadozen.org (include dead torrents).

You are 100% accurate on all counts.

I will add that no matter how many shows the Dead and King Crimson add, there will always be those reels that got away and are freely traded.

 

[rbbert]

You are 100% accurate on all counts.

I will add that no matter how many shows the Dead and King Crimson add, there will always be those reels that got away and are freely traded.

like these ?

https://archive.org/details/gd1975-06-17.aud.unknown.87560.flac16

https://archive.org/details/gd1974-07-21.sony22p.bertrando-miller.88553.sbeok.flac16

https://archive.org/details/gd77-02-27.bertrando.vernon.10378.sbeok.shnf

 

[Andre Marc]

like these ?

https://archive.org/details/gd1975-06-17.aud.unknown.87560.flac16

https://archive.org/details/gd1974-07-21.sony22p.bertrando-miller.88553.sbeok.flac16

https://archive.org/details/gd77-02-27.bertrando.vernon.10378.sbeok.shnf

Oh, quite possibly! I think 77 had a great run of shows, spread through out.

 

[Andre Marc]

Oh, quite possibly! I think 77 had a great run of shows, spread through out.

aha!! Nice!! Great work. Charlie Miller too..an unsung hero. Thanks a bunch!

 

[treitz3]

http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showt...must-have&highlight=Mark+Knopfler+live+bergen

Tom

 

[Andre Marc]

http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showt...must-have&highlight=Mark+Knopfler+live+bergen

Tom

Did you know the entire Tracker tour is available for downlod in 24 bit FLAC?

 

[treitz3]

Idgit (me).

I need to learn how to download....and bad. To answer your question, no sir, I did not. Thanks for letting me know Andre.

Tom

 

[Andre Marc]

Idgit (me).

I need to learn how to download....and bad. To answer your question, no sir, I did not. Thanks for letting me know Andre.

Tom

He is playing superbly still...and the Tracker album is killer..heck that applies to the last one, Privateering, too!

 

[Andre Marc]

Idgit (me).

I need to learn how to download....and bad. To answer your question, no sir, I did not. Thanks for letting me know Andre.

Tom

http://www.markknopfler.com/usb-guitar/

 

[rbbert]

or better here, since you can get 24/48 FLAC rather than MP3 or CD.

http://www.bleecker-street-shop.com/collections/mk-tracker

 

[Andre Marc]

or better here, since you can get 24/48 FLAC rather than MP3 or CD.

http://www.bleecker-street-shop.com/collections/mk-tracker

Yes indeed. The first few Tracker shows were recorded at 44.1/24 then 48/24 after that. They are pretty good
actually.