Roger McGuinn Band Boston, MA 11 November 1974 fm master (flac) (Reseed)
By request. shopkin527 upped ROGER McGUINN 1991-04-12 WBCN BOSTON ACOUSTIC SET & INTERVIEW FM > DAT MASTER
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=347257
and asked for this show.
I got this from Dime 15th Nov, 2007, upped by carville. Thank you very much.
From my download:
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Roger McGuinn Band Boston, MA 11 November 1974 fm master (flac)
Downloads as mcguinn1974-11-11
Description This one has a few minor problems noted below. But it's not at all bad really. allsoundz promises to keep digging out those old tapes, so look for some nice Christmas presents next month. Still a few more in this batch, I'll try to get them up this week.
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Roger McGuinn Band
Paul's Mall
Boston, MA, USA
11 November 1974
WBCN-FM broadcast > master reel tape played back on Akai GX4000D >
Numark 20 Band Equalizer > HHB CDR 830 by allsoundz from master reel (recorded by NC)
cdr>eac(secure mode)>flac(level 6) by carville 13 November 2007
total time 62:19
1 I'm So Restless
2 Ballad of Easy Rider
3 Wasn't Born to Follow
4 Do What You Want To
5 Lover of the Bayou
6 Old Blue
7
8 Chestnut Mare
9
10 Mr. Spaceman
11 Gate of Horn
12 Mr. Tambourine Man
13
14 You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
15 So You Want to Be a Rock and Roll Star
16 Eight Miles High
17 Peace On You
18
Roger McGuinn - guitar, vocals
David Lovelace - piano
Richard Bowden - guitar
Greg Attaway - drums
Steve Love - bass
notes:
some radio interference in parts
McGuinn off mic in parts
From the comments:
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by carville
I forgot to say, this is in mono for some reason...allsoundz?
And anyone, fill in the blanks if you can.
by allsoundz
This is a double whammy tape. It's the worst engineered WBCN broadcast I ever heard and there must have been a storm that night or transmitter problems because there's some radio interference. As I've commented elswhere on DAD, WBCN's engineering work on the broadcasts from Paul's Mall and the Workshop was almost uniformly superb. This tape necessitated the "almost". I have no idea what happened. Maybe their usual engineer(s) had hot dates. Anyway, the mix was not great and Roger's vocals were all in one channel. I transferred the tape in mono to fix the vocals and help the balance. I'm aware that some are of "the warts and all" transfer school here at DAD, but you'll have to trust me, it sounded awful in stereo. All in all, it's quite listenable, so don't let me scare you off.
Yes, this another Neil Cronin recording. I transferred from my reel copy of his master.
Thanks barcode for your comments. I definitely believe in getting stuff out there. even if I'm not into it anymore or maybe never was.
I've remained silent about what I think of the musical value of a couple of the recent seeds of my tapes, but no need here. This was a really good band. not particularly Byrds-like but still good.