Norwegian singer/songwriter Martin Hagfors, who worked as a sound engineer in the US back in the 80s, did record lots of the shows and sound checks he did.

Now he has released all those recordings (cassette recordings) on his hobby web site weeklyleaks. Check out the Mick Taylor-stuff (Live at Nightstage 6.19.1988) + lots of other blues stuff here:

[martinhagfors.com]

Scroll down to 50 on the player for Mick Taylor.

Sounds great!

Link to setlist + the sound guys thoughts of the Taylor shows here: [martinhagfors.com]



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Thanks DP.

Great stuff. Thanks.

hi

so happy to listen to some new mick taylor music
it refreshes my ears
blind willie mctell is really different
andthe other tracks too
a great find

thank you somuch

Can we download any of this

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Can we download any of this

It's only for streaming, but what you do with your recording software is up to you. The guy that runs the site is a musician himself, and don't want people to download, though.

And he has contacted all the musicians and estates to get their approval for streaming the music.

Thanks Dandy Man, there is an excellent 22 minute version of CYHMK, Spanish and Blue Note Shuffle, thanks for finding these for us, hope he posts more soon.



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DandelionPowderman

It's only for streaming, but what you do with your recording software is up to you. The guy that runs the site is a musician himself, and don't want people to download, though.

And he has contacted all the musicians and estates to get their approval for streaming the music.

Is that what he says ?

GREAT FIND!!!!!!

how do you buy the live stuff though?

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DandelionPowderman

It's only for streaming, but what you do with your recording software is up to you. The guy that runs the site is a musician himself, and don't want people to download, though.

And he has contacted all the musicians and estates to get their approval for streaming the music.

Is that what he says ?

Yep, except for the "what you do with your recording software...-thing". That was me

I was at that Mick Taylor Nightstage show. Great stuff. Boy do I miss Nightstage, what a great room.

Awesome, that was my first MT solo show. Cambridge, Mass., (maybe L'il Ed & the blues imperials opening?) Incredible tone on BWMcTell for this recording, wow!!

I think I like this better than the Stranger in this Town live album, and it's only streaming @96kbps. MT should ask the guy for the .wav file and release it. The crowd/P.A. speakers are to the right, the board mix in the left. neat result.

Thanks for finding this, DP!

After 4 days, I wasn't able to listen to the Mick Taylor recording, so I would appreciate any kind help or directions!
Thanks in advance!

Why couldnt you listen, what happened

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After 4 days, I wasn't able to listen to the Mick Taylor recording, so I would appreciate any kind help or directions!
Thanks in advance!

You couldn't find it, or couldn't listen to it?

It should be as simple as clicking the song in the player on the website.

After 4 days, I wasn't able to listen to the Mick Taylor recording, so I would appreciate any kind help or directions!
Thanks in advance!

Maybe this link can help you:

[telcontar.net]

Thanks

CYHMK is awesome.

Thanks for all the replies.



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Thanks for all the replies, now I can listen to this awesome recording, it's really great! I agree, Mick should release it officialy! I would buy it for sure!




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The John Lee Hooker-show, with Peter Wolf guesting is awesome too! John Lee's guitar playing is always a treat, especially when he's this high in the mix.

Interesting to hear John Lee play rhythm guitar, consistantly for more than a few seconds.

Brilliant!



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I like this band:

MICK TAYLOR-GUITAR,VOCALS
BERNARD PURDIE-DRUMS
MAX MIDDLETON-KEYBOARDS
WILBUR BASCOMB-BASS
SHAYNE FONTAYNE-GUITAR