Mick Taylor - 1992-11-25 - Meckesheim, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Mick Taylor

1992-11-25

Asphalt Jungle, Meckesheim, GER

lineage

analog cass. sbd -> 1 cass. gen. -> DAT -> CDR

01 Badmouth Moma

02 Hoodoo Thing

03 How It Feels

04 Shake Your Hips

05 You're So Fine

06 You Shook Me

07 Stop Breakin' Down

08 Promised Land

09 You Gotta Move

10 Lightnin' Strikes

11 Cairo Motel

12 You Don't Miss Your Water

13 Teresa

Mick Taylor - 2001-11-24 - Hilversum, NL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Mick Taylor Unplugged w/Erwin Nijhoff (vocals)
Recorded Nov. 24, 2001 at Radio 192 studio
Hilversum (Netherlands)
Broadcast Nov. 26 & Dec. 3, 2001

An acoustic radio session from Dutch radio station "Radio 192", featuring Erwin Nijhoff on vocals.

01 - Guitar Tuning

02 - Sister Morphine

03 - Dead Flowers

04 - Guitar Tuning

05 - I Got The Blues

06 - Guitar Tuning

07 - No Expectations

08 - Guitar Tuning

09 - Dead Flowers (5 takes)

10 - Time Waits For No One (3 takes)

Mick Taylor was asked to do a Radio Interview as part of a upcoming Rolling Stones Special being put together, he was asked to maybe take part in some Stones Classic Tunes, unknown to Mick was what songs he would be asked to play, so what you hear here is the Genius of Mick Taylor, doodling to songs he hadn't played in a 1/4 of a Century ! Well Mick seemed to pick up right where he left off, it is amazing to hear how he just starts picking apart Time Waits for no One, this is a classic song that Mick Taylor never got credit for writing the Melody, that song alone is worth the "price" of this CD.

Mick Taylor - 1986-11-15 - North Hollywood, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Late show

lineage
Cassette Master -> Untracked Aiff File -> Soundforge -> FLAC

Mick Taylor - Guitar
Wayne Hammond – Bass & Vocals
Jon Young – Vocals & Keyboards
Mike Cullen - Drums

01. Tusks
02. Will It Go Round In Circles
03. Giddy Up
04. Red House
05. Checking Up On My Baby
06. Hot Water Music
07. Going Down
08. Time Waits For No One
09. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking?
10. Third Stone From The Sun

Alvin Lee with Mick Taylor - 1981-11-12 - Paris, FR (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Lineage:
Cassette played on a Luxman K 112 deck; zoom H4 for wave files; PC; audacity for pitch, volume and tracking; FLAC.

Recorded from balcony, using beyer dynamic M 201N mics and Sony TCD5 recorder. Souvenir from good old days...

01 One of These Days
02 Pecan Pie
03 Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
04 Slow Blues In C
05 Love Like A Man
06 Going Through The Door
07 Can't Stop
08 Just Another Boogie
09 I'm Writing You A Letter
10 I'm Going Home
11 Choo Choo Mama
12 Sweet Little Sixteen
13 Encore jam with audience
14 Slow Down

Crackdown Concert - 1986-10-31 - New York, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Madison Square Garden

Host: Bill Graham

Taper : Joe D'Amico ''AKA'' Joebeacon

Nak 300 Mics > Sony D-5

Nak Dragon Tape Deck > Sony Sbm1 > Creative Extigy Soundcard > Cool Edit Pro > Flac Frontend 

Disc 1 :
Olatunji & His Drums Of Passion
01- ?
02-? W/Carlos Santana
03-Jingo W/Carlos Santana

Ruben Blades W/Sies Del Solar ,Tito Puente & Carlos Santana
04-?
05-?
06-?
07-?

Run DMC W/Jam Master J
08-Bill Graham Intro
09-Peter Piper
10-My Adidas
11-Rock Box
12-Walk This Way
13-King of Rock

Disc 2 :
Crosby, Stills & Nash
01-Wasted On The Way
02-Change Partners
03-You Don't Have To Cry
04-Long Time Gone
05-Guinnevere
06-Suite Judy Blue Eyes
07-Teach Your Children

Santana
08-Brotherhood
09-Open Invitation
10-She's Not There W/Paul Butterfield
11-Them Changes W/Paul Butterfield
12-Sing A Song Of Freedom
13-Jam
14-Black Magic Woman

Disc 3 : 
Allman Brothers Band
01-Midnight Rider
02-Blue Sky
03-One Way Out W/Paul Butterfield
04-Statesboro Blues
05-Southbound
06-Jessica

All Star Jam
07-Good Lovin' Medley W/Allman Brothers Band & Felix Caveliere & Friends @
08-Key To The Highway @
09-Got My Mojo Working !@
10-Jingo @ 

@ All Star Jam 
Mick Taylor, Paul Butterfield, Graham Nash, Carlos Santana, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Olatunji & His Drums Of Passion, Allman Brothers Band, Felix Caveliere, Members Of Santana Band , Buddy Miles And Others 

Notes
Paul Butterfield Might Have Played On One Or Two Other Songs With Different Bands . 
Last Song Jingo Olatunji & His Drums Of Passion Where Still Playing While They Walked Off Stage To The Backstage Area. I Stop Recording During This Since They Had No Mics And You Could Not Hear Them Very Good Plus The Lights Where On And People Where Leaving .

Got to show just in time and i was in such a rush i forgot batteries all i had was a old set but i did have a extra ticket so i left the show and ran to the store to get batteries and used my extra ticket to get back in . I left the deck and mics with my buddy ronnie (rest in peace ) and he ran it untill the old batteries died . they died during olatunji set but i was back by then to change them right away

Mick Taylor - 1989-10-27 - Cambridge, UK (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

Well, were you a little disappointed when you got the Mick Taylor Hot Licks video? Well hallelujah! Here is the real thing. Watch as Mick seems a little confused. Watch Mick drink a beer. Watch Mick continually tweak the guitar and amp through out the show. Watch Mick fumble around for the slide. Watch Mick play some amazing guitar. 

This is the same show (but not the same source) as the audio portion of the show I posted a few days ago. Did you listen to “Red House” yet? Well, here is your chance to watch the master in action. When you listened to "Red House" did you notice the great timing at the beginning of the slide solo? Well, really Mick is fumbling around in his pocket for the slide. He is so relaxed that it’s scary. His timing is just so natural. He makes it sound so great. As a side note here, I got it from a very reliable source that the guitar that Mick is playing is his favorite guitar that he has owned; wow. I'm not sure what happened to it but I know he dosen't have it anymore. 

01. Blues in the Morning 
02. I Wonder Why 
03. Red House 
04. Semolina 
05. Giddy Up 
06. Laundromat Blues 
07. Leather Jacket 
08. Sound Check 

Mick Taylor - 2000-10-25 - Rijssen, NL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Lucky, Rijssen, The Netherlands.

CDR Trade> EAC-wav> TLH-Flac 8> You

AUD= VG

2CDR

Mick Taylor - guitar, voc

Max Middleton - keyb

Robert Ahwai - guitar

Michael Bailey - bass

Martin Ditcham - drums

CD1

1 Secret Affair 9:51

2 Twisted Sister 9:53

3 Losing My Faith 6:22

4 Late At Night 11:50

5 You Gotta Move 15:20

CD2

1 Goin’ South 8:04

2 Goin’ South (cont.)> Band introduction 1 14:04

3 You Shook Me> Band introduction 2 12:10

4 Boogie Man> 7:45

Mick Taylor - 2000-10-21 - Tuebingen, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

sudhaus

source:
a R.S. audience master
taped with a SONY TCS 310 ( see pic included) to TDK SA C-90 cassette

transfer
master cass played back on nakamichi cr7e (azimuth aligned) dolby off-->edirol 04-->HD- level corrections in audacity--tracked in cdwave--flac(8) 

01. Secret Affair
02. Twisted Sister
03. Late At Night
04. Losing My Faith
05. You Gotta Move
06. Going South
07. You Shook Me
08. Blind Willy McTell
09. 
10. Boogie Man
11. Can´t You Hear Me Knocking

Jack Bruce - 1988-10-11 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC) late show

(Soundboard FLAC)

Jack Bruce

1988.10.11 (late show)

Bottom Line, NYC

(1st gen sbd)

The Recording:

Master: soundboard > Sony TCD-5M (dolby "b" on)

Copy: master cassette > Nakamichi CR-7A > Sony TCD-5M > 1st gen cassette

1st gen cassette > Nakamichi CR-7A > Sony SBM-1 > HHB CDR recorder

Jack Bruce: bass, guitar & vocals

Pat Thrall: guitar

Anton Fier: drums

David ?: keyboards

Mick Taylor: guitar (*)

01 as you said

02 rope ladder to the moon

03 ?

04 first time I met the blues

05 deserted cities of the heart

06 white room

07 born under a bad sign > midnight in a bad light

08 sleepy time time

09 morning story

10 (talk)

11 ?

12 sitting on top of the world >

13 politician

14 nsu

15 band intros > encore applause > introduction of mick Taylor

16 spoonful (*)

Eric Clapton - 1990-10-03 - Montevideo, UY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton - Complete Montevideo 1990

Estadio Centenario

Montevideo, Uruguay

October 3, 1990

Paddington 044/045/046

Lineage:

Soundboard>? >cdr>EAC>Flac frontend 6

Eric Clapton: guitar, vocals

Phil Palmer: guitar

Nathan East: bass

Steve Ferrone: drums

Greg Phillinganes: keyboards

Ray Cooper: percussion

Katie Kissoon: backing vocals

Tessa Niles: backing vocals

CD1

1. Opening Sound Effect

2. Pretending

3. No Alibis

4. Running On Faith

5. I Shot the Sheriff

6. White Room

7. Can't Find My Way Home

8. Bad Love

9. Before You Accuse Me

10. Old Love

CD2

1. Badge

2. Wonderful Tonight

3. Band Introductions

4. Cocaine

5. Layla

6. Crossroads

7. Sunshine Of Your Love

CD3 Mick Taylor

1. I Wonder Why

2. Laundromat Blues

3. Red House

4. Goin' South

5. You Gotta Move

My rating (scale 1-6) SB 6

comments:

IMHO...Fantastic...Outrageous... makes the top 10 list! Excellent playing, vocals and solos! Volume dip between Sheriff and White Room makes no difference when compared with other sources.

Mick Taylor - 1990-10-02 - Montevideo, UY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Mick Taylor

October 2, 1990 (1990-10-02)

Estadio Centenario

Montevideo, Uruguay

Lineage:

SBD > ? > cdr trade circa 1999

Transfer:

EAC > Flac (level 8) > you !

01.[07:13] I Wonder Why

02.[07:22] Laundromat Blues

03.[14:49] Red House

04.[11:50] Goin' South

05.[07:02] You Gotta Move

Total 48:17

Mick Taylor and the British All Stars - 2009-10-01 - Hannover, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Blues Garage 

taped by: RC_Manillo 

lineage: 
Schoeps MK41 > Actives > Nbox+ > Edirol R-09 (16bit/44.1kHz) >Secure Digital SD-card>USB2.0Interface>soundforge/audioedit>Wav-Splitter>flac.frontend level8 

Mick Taylor - guitar, vocals 
Max Middleton - piano 
Kuma Harada - bass 
Denny Newman - guitar 
Jeff Allen - drums 

00. soundcheck (partial) (16:46) 
---- 
01. Blues Medley (6:36) *** 
02. Twisted Sister (12:25) 
03. Losing My Faith (7:09) 
04. Late At Night (11:08) 
05. Blind Willie McTell /Watchtower (13:08) 
06. Fed Up With The Blues (8:41) 
07. Burying Ground (11:11) *** 
08. You Shook Me (13:51) 
09. CYHMK_Jam_Band Intros (19:09) 
10. audience (1:58) 

encore 
11. No Expectations (9:10) 

*** Lead Vocals by Denny Newman 

NOTE: 
I was lucky enough to attend the 2nd part of the soundcheck and added this as track 00 in front of the set . 
MT & the band were in good mood and it promised to become a great show. And so it took place. This was the best MT show I ever saw. Mick played all songs on his Les Paul. For the encore '' No Expectations'' he switched over to his white strat Sound was perfect as usual in the Blues Garage 

Mick Taylor with Snowy White - 1995-09-15 - Kiev, Ukraine (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Mick Taylor

September 15, 1995

Kiev, Ukraine

Soundboard Recording

Another Goody Speed/Pitch-adjusted Remaster

Ripped and FLAC'd by T.W. Robertson aka SVTroy aka ganjacrowe (twr1962@yahoo.com). Extraction logs provided.

Lineage unknown.

CD-R (Received by trade) > EAC (Secure) > WAVE > FLAC (Level 8, No SBE's) >

Goody's additional lineage:

foobar2000 (WAV) > Audition (Pitch bender, various amounts; Align channels; adjust levels; tracking updates) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; Align sector boundaries; .ffp) > foobar2000 (tags)

Mick Taylor - Guitar, Vocals

Snowy White - Guitar, Vocals

Tim Hinkley - Keyboards, Vocals

Kuma Harada - Bass

Jeffrey Allen - Drums

CD1

01. You Gotta Move 16:12

02. I Wonder Why 8:43

03. Red House 16:24

Runtime: 41:19

CD2

01. You Shook Me 14:09

02. Blind Willie McTell 9:28

03. Fed Up With The Blues 6:24

04. Little Wing 8:04 (Snowy White on Guitar and Vocals while Mick Takes A Break)

05. Laundromat Blues 5:39

06. Band Introduction 1:19

07. Can't You Hear Me Knocking (Cut) 5:33

Runtime: 50:38

Total Runtime: 1:31:57

Covers by ethiessen1 (Thanks!)

Info courtesy of Taylormade http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/mt/taylor1.htm

Goody's notes:

The speed/pitch of the source ran quite fast/sharp and at varying degrees for most of the tape.

That has been corrected for this edition, improving the presentation immensely, imho.

Channel alignment and levels were also adjusted as well as some tracking.

As it's a SBD, the balance of what needed to be reinforced vs. what was just loud enough coming from the stage is a bit off, with Mick's vocals being much louder in the mix than his guitar. Drums are quite prominent.

The piano is also a bit louder than it would normally have been heard for this same reason.

And, most unfortunately, there's no way to bring back Mick's iconic solo, missing here, in 'Can't You Hear Me Knockin'.

I'm sure that highly anticipated bit would have been here had the tape not run out.

Sadly, I'm sorry to point out that it's basically just a keyboard feature now; (including a sampled tenor saxophone replacement for the real thing...)

Mick Taylor - 1990-08-08 - Osaka, JP (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

08th August 1990 
Osaka, Japan, Mido Kaikan 

8th August 1990: Osaka, Japan, Mido Kaikan, 'Rock Guitar Express '90'-festival 

MT (gtr, voc)
Max Middleton (keyb)
John Paris (gtr, voc, harm)
Kenny Aaronson (bass)
Damon Duewhite (dr) 

CD1: 

01 - Intro & tuning 

02 - I Wonder Why 

03 - Laundromat Blues 

04 - Red House 

CD2: 

01 - Goin' South 

02 - You Gotta Move 

03 - Band introduction 

04 - Stop Breaking Down 

As usual all the infos are taken from the Mick Taylor’s Complete Works Database by Nico Zentgraf: http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/mt/taylor1.htm 

This tape is coming from nzb and has not been circulating widely and yet it’s an excellent soundboard recording! The biggest problem was the speed, way to speedy so the original tape was a tone too high. I did several tests, using the vol 18 as a reference… it appeared the tape had to be decelerated with 8%! Note that the right channel was a little saturated: I requilibrated by added +30% to the left channel.

Mick Taylor - 2001-08-03 - Santa Cruz, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Palookaville

Lineage:

2 x Electrovoice RE10 microphones > custom-built mic. preamp > Sony TCD-D100 > Sony DGD120P Dat master @ 44.1 kHz. sample rate.

Transfer:

Panasonic 3700 (SPDIF digital output) > Macintosh with Digidesign Audiomedia III card > Pro Tools (minor "nip and tuck" edits, normalization and tracking) > AIFF > xACT (flac level 8 files, tagged with sector boundaries verified).

CD1 - 54:58

101 [01:08] tune ups

102 [10:17] Secret Affair

103 [09:43] Twisted Sister

104 [16:03] Late At Night

105 [07:58] Catfish Blues >

106 [09:49] You Gotta Move

CD2 - 48:10

201 [23:26] Goin’ South

202 [00:33] band intros

203 [12:13] Blind Willie McTell

204 [02:01] band intros - encore break

205 [09:33] Can’t You Hear Me Knocking?

206 [00:24] final thanks and applause

From nice-sounding audience Dat master recorded close to stage in this small venue with not many people in attendance. Check the samples to judge the quality for yourself. I probably made a copy of this (for Dave White) back around when the show happened but it has not been shared here previously from the master.

Mick Taylor - 1999-07-20 - Chicago, IL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

"Off the Board in Chicago"
House of Blues

Conversion: Soundboard>CDR>WAV>FLAC

Disc 1:
01 You Gotta Move
02 Boogie Man
03 Losing My Faith
04 You Shook Me
05 Going South

Disc 2:
01 Blues in the Morning
02 Red House
03 Can't You Hear Me Knocking

This is a great Mick Taylor (ex guitar player for the Rolling Stones) show from my collection direct from the soundboard at the House of Blues in Chicago. As with most true soundboards there is very little crowd noise except way off in the distance so the show sounds a
little canned but none-the-less an excellent recording of a very inspired MT performance in a great blues town. How much better does it get?

Mick Taylor - 1999-07-14 - Amagansett, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

A Joe Maloney Analog Master Krw_Co Transfer

Lineage
Audience Analog Master To Cdr Krw Transfer To Eac To Tlh Flac Level 8

Mick Taylor Guitar Vocals
Max Middleton Keyboards
Michael Bailey Bass
Robert Ahwai Guitar
Jeff Allen Drums

Cd 1
01 You Gotta Move
02 Twisted Sister
03 Secret Affair
04 You Shook Me (Tape Flip At 47:00 Real Time Or 9:45 Track Time)

Cd 2
01 Boogie Man
02 Late At Night
03 Blind Willie Mctell

Tape Change

04 Red House
05 Can You Hear Me Knocking
0A Joe Maloney Analog Master

Mick Taylor - 1987-07-06 - Barnegat, NJ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

MICK TAYLOR BAND 

Rick's Place 

Barnegat, NJ 

1987-07-06

Recording lineage: 

Soundboard (stereo mix) > Sony PCM-F1 (@16bit) > Beta video recorder 

Transfer: 

Sony Beta video deck > Modified Sony 601EsD PCM digital out > Edirol R-44 (DC offset removed, PCM emphasis decoded) 

Editing: 

WAV > Audition 3 (edits, tracking, repair/attenuate clicks/pops/dropouts, level adjustments, cross-mix channels) > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC (level 8, sectors aligned)

Mick Taylor : guitar, vocals (tracks 03, 05, 07) 

Max Middleton : keys 

Wayne Hammond : bass 

Mike Cullen : drums 

Angelo : percussion, congas 

00. tuning 

01. Tusks 

02. Hot Water Music 

03. Blues In The Morning 

04. Goin' South 

05. Baby What You Want Me To Do 

06. Giddy Up > Band introduction 

07. Soliloquy 

08. Can't You Hear Me Knocking 

09. Third Stone From The Sun 

TT : approx. 103:15 

NOTE: This has circulated in the past from unknown copies. This is from a (relatively) fresh transfer off the master tape. It has been labored over to get a consistent 

Source Notes: 

- a 'billydee' Soundboard Beta/PCM Master 

from billydee: 

"Special thanks to Nicky C & WR for doing the PCM transfers and related processing." 

from bomb: 

The were many variances and fluctuations in the mixing. Numerous focused level adjustments were made track by track, then the channels were mixed in varying proportions (changing at points within some songs in response to huge fluctuations in what was sent to the tape) to achieve the best balance and consistency I could find. Additional targeted level adjustments were made to my ending mix to address some remaining fluctuations/output changes. Thanks to billydee for recording and all involved in bringing this back for us. 

Mick Taylor - 1987-06-06 - Philadelphia, PA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Mick Taylor 
Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia, PA 
June 6, 1987 

SB cassette>cdr>eac>flac 

Mick Taylor gtr. voc. 
Max Middleton keyboard 
Wayne Hammond bass voc. 
Mike Cullun drums

01 - Giddy Up 
02 - Hot Water Music 
03 - Goin' South 
04 - Soliloquy 
05 - Tusks 
06 - Can't You Hear Me Knocking

Mick Taylor & Corky Laing - 1988-06-04 - Bridgeport, CT (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Club Tip-Toe 
Bridgeport, CT 
1988-06-04 

Soundboard (and stage mics?) 

1st set 
01 Hi-Heel Sneakers 
02 Laundromat Blues 
03 Politician 
04 Red House 
05 Crossroads 
06 Leather Jacket 
07 Lucille 
08 Rocky Mountain Way 

2nd set 
01 Money 
02 Born Under A Bad Sign 
03 Theme From An Imaginary Western 
04 Sunshine Of Your Love 
05 instrumental 
06 Honky Tonk Women 
07 Mississippi Queen 
08 Can’t You Hear Me Knocking 

edit notes: 
-DC offsets zeroed 
-balanced channels 
-removed 4-5k buzz thru out the recording 
-reduced the odd hum 
-increased vocals where I could 
-reduced pops, clicks etc. 
-retracked