Alvin Lee Band w/Mick Taylor 1981-11-28 My Father's Place Roslyn, NY

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I don't see any seeds for this torrent.
Is there a way to download this concert anyway?
Would someone kindly post this concert?

Thank you!

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A part of "The History of My Fathers Place" Collection.
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There was a time in Long Island's cultural history when the whole world looked here for the next big trend in rock 'n' roll. That was between 1974 and 1980, the heyday of My Father's Place, a cabaret in Roslyn. And Michael Epstein, known as Eppy, ran the whole shebang. Along with My Father's Place, which opened on Memorial Day in 1971 with a concert by Richie Havens, a confluence of entities created a scene that would influence music for decades to come.

The New York Times, August 27, 2000.



Between 1971 and 1987, My Father’s Place presented more than 6,000 shows from over 3,000 diverse artists. It was the premier venue for original local talent and an essential tour stop for established national acts. During its prolific era, the club presented an unmatched and unforgettable range of talent in rock, jazz, fusion, country, punk, soul, reggae, folk, and comedy. The club was especially known for as a place for aspiring artists such as Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Aerosmith, Billy Joel, Charlie Daniels, Linda Ronstadt, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Tom Petty, and so many more. Not just musicians, but young comedians like Billy Crystal, Eddie Murphy, and Andy Kaufman also got their start there.



MFP debuted in America most of Reggae’s biggest stars, helping to make the genre mainstream, and along with CBGB’s and Max’s Kansas City, was a nurturing ground for young punk and new wave acts like The Runaways, The Ramones, Blondie, The Police, and The Talking Heads. But unlike other clubs, who specialized in one form of music or one period in time, My Father’s Place hosted national acts at the same time it was helping to break new artists. James Brown, B.B. King, Stanley Clarke, Rick Derringer, Bo Diddley, and a host of other music greats performed as well. Indeed, few clubs in history have showcased the depth and breadth of talent like My Father’s Place. When My Father’s Place closed on May 3, 1987 an entire era came to an end. The club is now reopening just a short walk from where history was made, and a new era is about to begin.

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I posted a version years ago

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StonyRoad
I posted a version years ago

Nice artwork! I wonder if your version sounds any different than the link in the first post.

I guess I missed your post!

Thanks!

Is there a download associated with the link below?

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"European Tour 1981"

The Alvin Lee Band feat. Mick Taylor - Milan, Italy, 28 October, 1981

CD 1:
1. Intro
2. One Of These Days
3. Pecan Pie
4. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
5. Slow Blues In C
6. Love Like A Man
7. Going Through The Doors
8 Slow Down

CD 2:
1. Can't Stop
2. I'm Writing You A Letter
3. Boogie
4. Sweet Little Sixteen
5. I'm Going Home

Alvin Lee - guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Fuzzy Samuels - bass
Tom Compton - drums


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I have it on an old cdr with the Hungerton Benefit from 1989. No artwork. My best guess is that I put two torrents from dime on the same cdr. Enjoy.

-Ten Years After

Hungerton Benefit 11/19/89
United Nations Plaza, New York, November 18, 1989
1. Rock & Roll Music To The World
2. Victim of Circumstance
3. I'm Goin' Home
4. Choo Choo Mama


My Father’s Place Roslyn with Mick Taylor, 11/28/81

Alvin Lee & Mick Taylor
5. One of These Days
6. Honey Pie
7. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
8. Slow Blues In C
9. Love Like A Man

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exilestones
Is there a download associated with the link below?

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"European Tour 1981"

The Alvin Lee Band feat. Mick Taylor - Milan, Italy, 28 October, 1981

CD 1:
1. Intro
2. One Of These Days
3. Pecan Pie
4. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
5. Slow Blues In C
6. Love Like A Man
7. Going Through The Doors
8 Slow Down

CD 2:
1. Can't Stop
2. I'm Writing You A Letter
3. Boogie
4. Sweet Little Sixteen
5. I'm Going Home

Alvin Lee - guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Fuzzy Samuels - bass
Tom Compton - drums


[www.last.fm]

[www.last.fm]

Thank you!

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StonyRoad




seems the Vol 03 from the series: it's still in the Vault at:

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Yes, and many others from Mick Taylor and Alvin Lee. Thank you.


I usually only download soundboards. If the post doesn't specify "soundboard" then I presume it's an audience recording.