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POST: Jeff Beck Group feat Ron WOOD: 26 September 1967 "The Oldest Lost Tape" (Scarecrow010)
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StonyRoad
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Date: January 11, 2017 21:22
POST: Jeff Beck Group feat Ron WOOD: 26 September 1967 "The Oldest Lost Tape" (Scarecrow 010)
Marquee Club - London
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Norbert
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Marquee Club - London
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Norbert
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Re: POST: Jeff Beck Group feat Ron WOOD: 26 September 1967 "The Oldest Lost Tape" (Scarecrow010)
Posted by:
stonesmuziekfan
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Date: January 11, 2017 23:34
Thanks
Re: POST: Jeff Beck Group feat Ron WOOD: 26 September 1967 "The Oldest Lost Tape" (Scarecrow010)
Posted by:
coowouters
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Date: January 12, 2017 01:12
Thank you Norbert!
Chris from Belgium
Chris from Belgium
Re: POST: Jeff Beck Group feat Ron WOOD: 26 September 1967 "The Oldest Lost Tape" (Scarecrow010)
Posted by:
vancouver
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Date: January 12, 2017 09:30
thank you i did not know there was so mutch recorded of jb group
Re: POST: Jeff Beck Group feat Ron WOOD: 26 September 1967 "The Oldest Lost Tape" (Scarecrow010)
Posted by:
eibert
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Date: January 12, 2017 10:28
thank you
Re: POST: Jeff Beck Group feat Ron WOOD: 26 September 1967 "The Oldest Lost Tape" (Scarecrow010)
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finn
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Date: January 12, 2017 20:35
Thank You!
Re: POST: Jeff Beck Group feat Ron WOOD: 26 September 1967 "The Oldest Lost Tape" (Scarecrow010)
Posted by:
breadfan
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Date: January 14, 2017 18:24
More info on this..should be dated August 1967 as per the artwork (?) Taken from Lossless Legs :-
Jeff Beck Group .... August 1967
The Marquee Club, London, England
Jeff Beck - guitar
Rod Stewart - vocals
Ron Wood - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums (last show on August 13, 1967)
Note: This show also trades and lists as September 26, 1967, which would mean Aynsley Dunbar is not drumming as his last show was on August 13, 1967.
Taper, Taping Gear/Equipment, & Transfer: ??unknown??
Trade: Masa (Japan), THX!!!
Source: from Liberated Bootleg "The Oldest Lost Tape", Scarecrow label matrix #Scarecrow 010
Lineage: "AUD" Trade CDR> (wav) 2013 DAE with EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Quality: vg-/vg "AUD"
11 tracks = 47:29 minutes
Artwork: included.
Samples: none.
Set List:
01 - (fades in) Stone Cold Crazy
02 - Can't Hold Out (aka Talk To Me Baby, &/or Telephone Blues) (cut)
03 - Can't Hold Out (aka Talk To Me Baby, &/or Telephone Blues) (cont'd) (*** listed as Dust My Broom on artwork)
04 - Let Me Love You
05 - I Ain't Superstitious (ends with a bit of a Drum Solo, but I'm still questioning who's drumming)
06 - I Think I'll Be Leaving This Morning
07 - Rock My Plimsoul (aka Rock Me Baby)
08 - Jeff's Boogie
09 - Bye Bye Baby Bye Bye
10 - (fades in) I'm Losing You
11 - Pretty Woman
Notes:
a - This show also trades and lists as September 26, 1967, which would mean Aynsley Dunbar is not drumming as his last show was on August 13, 1967.
b - Most of the between tracks banter is missing (possible tape-saving, etc.), but there's still some pretty good Rod banter included here.
Jeff Beck Group .... August 1967
The Marquee Club, London, England
Jeff Beck - guitar
Rod Stewart - vocals
Ron Wood - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums (last show on August 13, 1967)
Note: This show also trades and lists as September 26, 1967, which would mean Aynsley Dunbar is not drumming as his last show was on August 13, 1967.
Taper, Taping Gear/Equipment, & Transfer: ??unknown??
Trade: Masa (Japan), THX!!!
Source: from Liberated Bootleg "The Oldest Lost Tape", Scarecrow label matrix #Scarecrow 010
Lineage: "AUD" Trade CDR> (wav) 2013 DAE with EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Quality: vg-/vg "AUD"
11 tracks = 47:29 minutes
Artwork: included.
Samples: none.
Set List:
01 - (fades in) Stone Cold Crazy
02 - Can't Hold Out (aka Talk To Me Baby, &/or Telephone Blues) (cut)
03 - Can't Hold Out (aka Talk To Me Baby, &/or Telephone Blues) (cont'd) (*** listed as Dust My Broom on artwork)
04 - Let Me Love You
05 - I Ain't Superstitious (ends with a bit of a Drum Solo, but I'm still questioning who's drumming)
06 - I Think I'll Be Leaving This Morning
07 - Rock My Plimsoul (aka Rock Me Baby)
08 - Jeff's Boogie
09 - Bye Bye Baby Bye Bye
10 - (fades in) I'm Losing You
11 - Pretty Woman
Notes:
a - This show also trades and lists as September 26, 1967, which would mean Aynsley Dunbar is not drumming as his last show was on August 13, 1967.
b - Most of the between tracks banter is missing (possible tape-saving, etc.), but there's still some pretty good Rod banter included here.
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