When i began to buy some unoffical stuff,
in the early 80's, i'd have to make a selection,
because i was not a rich man (it's still true now)
and it was the time
where a 2cd set concert
was sold nearly 60 euros and 1 cd 30 euros.
"Times they are a changin'" sang Bobby
and you don't know how lucky you are now.
To find a CD like this one, you'd have to wait
sometimes from about 1 week to 1 year!
This cd is my all-time favorite, because it is the
first bootleg i've bought and when you listened to it,
it was "phenomenal"!The William Stout's front cover is a must have,
and "bye bye Johnnie" the best track of the show for me.

Hope you enjoy
[download.yousendit.com]

and as the little pig on the artwork, snap your fingers
and "collect'em all"


HMN

HMN

Thanks for posting this. My vinyl copy was ripped off afew years ago. I was at the New York shows in'72. This brings back a lot of memories.

i have one version of this bootleg,i can post it tomorrow...17 songs on cd,15 songs on cover))))

@hadjuk

Mine's is the original and 1rst edition Of the Swingin'Pig CD.
I know that they remastered this cd , but don't knew
with 17 songs?
hmn

HMN

the original was ca 45 min (soundb)

[download.yousendit.com]

here is my version of cd...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-09-17 20:06 by hajduk.

@hajduk

could you post it to compare ???

HMN

HMN

I got a CD version of it.

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HMN,

I obviously don't know what hajduk has, but I believe the most commonly available version is a cd that has the same soundboard songs as on your LP, plus the rest of the show in audience quality.

The best source is some old LPs. Stone-relics is an expert on the subject, and there's threads about it.
The best CD release is Touring Party 1972 from Rattlesnake.