I am in the process of uploading the audio files of the Granby Halls first night to my File Factory account. As some of you know its missing the last 3 songs but its still better than nothing. The uploading is really slow right now so be patient as I will share it.The artwork is included with the flac files.
Please could someone tell me how to get it out there when the uploading is finished.
Thanks
Adrian.

Go to My Files in your Filefactory account.
Then either:

Find and select your file, click the button to the right with a 'LINK' on it.
You should see a box with a link to your file. Copy this link and post it.

or,

Select the folder containing the files.
Click the button next to 'My Folders' that has a 'COG' on it, (Actions)
Select 'Export Links' then copy the links to your files.

Thanks JimmyShelter. I will have a go when its finished uploading.

If I can't do it for whatever reason could I zip the folder over to you in a email???

You can email it to yourself. Then just copy the link.
You won't get a file, just a link to it. The file stays on Filefactory.

i'm looking forward to this...Thanx

Here are the links

01 - Honky Tonk Women (audio tape).flac (18.99MB )
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02 - If You Can't Rock Me - Get Off Of My Cloud (audio tape).flac (25.42MB )
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03 - Hand Of Fate (audio tape).flac (19.34MB )
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04 - Hey Negrita (audio tape).flac (22.39MB )
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05 - Ain't Too Proud To Beg (audio tape).flac (19.76MB )
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06 - Fool To Cry (audio tape).flac (25.65MB )
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07 - Hot Stuff (audio tape).flac (27.66MB )
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08 - @#$%& (audio tape).flac (24.01MB )
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09 - You Gotta Move (audio tape).flac (15.76MB )
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10 - You Can't Always Get What You Want (audio tape).flac (49.48MB )
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11 - Happy (audio tape).flac (22.56MB )
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12 - Tumbling Dice (audio tape).flac (21.15MB )
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13 - Nothing From Nothing (audio tape).flac (15.86MB )
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14 - Outa Space (audio tape).flac (19.62MB )
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15 - Midnight Rambler (audio tape).flac (50.7MB )
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16 - It's Only Rock 'n Roll (audio tape).flac (25.52MB )
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leicester 76 bk.jpg (0.08MB )
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Leicester 76 ft.jpg (0.11MB )
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Thanks for the upload !
FF is down for me at least today, so I will wait until it work.

HMN

Can we get this in just 1 or 2 files ??

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detroitken
Can we get this in just 1 or 2 files ??

I am busy doing other things.
If you can wait for a week, I will post a rar file including all tracks and artworks.
Be patient than.

Thank You....

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detroitken
Can we get this in just 1 or 2 files ??

I am busy doing other things.
If you can wait for a week, I will post a rar file including all tracks and artworks.
Be patient than.

[www.filefactory.com]

did eric clapton played in leicester 1976?

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did eric clapton played in leicester 1976?

From Nico's site:
760515B 15th May: Leicester, England, Granby Hall, incl.
(Honky Tonk Women/Star Star/Midnight Rambler/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/
Brown Sugar/Jumping Jack Flash)
Note: With special guest Eric Clapton (gtr) on Jumping Jack Flash and Street
Fighting Man and on guitar and lead vocals on Key To The Highway.
The listed songs (and probably more) were filmed by Thames TV for the
upcoming 'Stones On The Road'-special (see 760500C).

True - I was there - long time ago, just about remember it!

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Zagalo
True - I was there - long time ago, just about remember it!

Would be great to hear some memories, if you remember enough to give a couple of lines
About the part of the show with Clapton, especially

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Zagalo
True - I was there - long time ago, just about remember it!

Would be great to hear some memories, if you remember enough to give a couple of lines
About the part of the show with Clapton, especially

Very hazy, I'm afraid - mid teens, discovered The Stones in 1975 via Made In The Shade and was hooked immediately
A mate gave me Beggars Banquet and (being the obsessive) bought the first 3 albums and the 3 EPs - don't think I had Black and Blue by the time of the concert
So 'real' Stones knowledge was limited and I was just starting to understand who Jimmy Reed, Muddy Waters, etc were and their importance

Applied for tickets by post, 1m application, 100,000 tickets - got 2 for Leicester
Went down, queued up early - big barn of a place, rushing in to get a good spot - tiered wooden benches to the right of the stage - very close

One of the "Sounds" mag covers that month featured The Stones and "Who or what are The Sex Pistols?"
The Meters were excellent for an hour and got warm applause. Fanfare For The Common Man sets the pulses going, KR out for the HTW intro...
Th band were loud and sounded great - hot, sweaty, exciting - and I didn't know half of the songs!
MJ on the snake, swinging over the audience, bump and grind with BP, whipping the stage during MR, water buckets in SFM
MR was awesome and, following that, the final 4 of IORR, BS, JJF and SFM is still my favourite way to finish a concert.

Remember EC coming on stage - but had no idea it was 'Key To The Highway' (all the EC fans the next day kept suggesting 'Crossroads'?)
According to the reports, he came back for JJF - I certainly recall him on SFM for the encore

Still have the programme and T-shirt - can't believe I ever fitted into that - must have shrunk!
Spent all my money for the next 3 years on Stones, Blues and punk records - and not doing very well academically!!

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Zagalo

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Erik_Snow

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Zagalo
True - I was there - long time ago, just about remember it!

Would be great to hear some memories, if you remember enough to give a couple of lines
About the part of the show with Clapton, especially

Very hazy, I'm afraid - mid teens, discovered The Stones in 1975 via Made In The Shade and was hooked immediately
A mate gave me Beggars Banquet and (being the obsessive) bought the first 3 albums and the 3 EPs - don't think I had Black and Blue by the time of the concert
So 'real' Stones knowledge was limited and I was just starting to understand who Jimmy Reed, Muddy Waters, etc were and their importance

Applied for tickets by post, 1m application, 100,000 tickets - got 2 for Leicester
Went down, queued up early - big barn of a place, rushing in to get a good spot - tiered wooden benches to the right of the stage - very close

One of the "Sounds" mag covers that month featured The Stones and "Who or what are The Sex Pistols?"
The Meters were excellent for an hour and got warm applause. Fanfare For The Common Man sets the pulses going, KR out for the HTW intro...
Th band were loud and sounded great - hot, sweaty, exciting - and I didn't know half of the songs!
MJ on the snake, swinging over the audience, bump and grind with BP, whipping the stage during MR, water buckets in SFM
MR was awesome and, following that, the final 4 of IORR, BS, JJF and SFM is still my favourite way to finish a concert.

Remember EC coming on stage - but had no idea it was 'Key To The Highway' (all the EC fans the next day kept suggesting 'Crossroads'?)
According to the reports, he came back for JJF - I certainly recall him on SFM for the encore

Still have the programme and T-shirt - can't believe I ever fitted into that - must have shrunk!
Spent all my money for the next 3 years on Stones, Blues and punk records - and not doing very well academically!!

Thanks for the story and laughs, Zagalo, it's appreciated

....always find it wierd that the egocentric Jagger allowed somebody else to do the encore alone, on an RS show.
Well; not alone; but without Jagger doing anything, I mean

Thanks for this!

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone