The Flying Burrito Brothers – Flying The Friendly Skies - “Live At The Seattle Pop Festival”

The Flying Burrito Brothers – Flying The Friendly Skies

“Live At The Seattle Pop Festival” - Woodinville, WA – July 27, 1969

CDr – no label, no reference number – country and year of release unknown

Track 17 recorded at The Altamont Speedway, December 6, 1969

1. Close Up The Honky Tonks (mistitled Maybe My Baby Will Come Back To Me) (2:29)
2. Dark End Of The Street (3:38)
3. Sweet Mental Revenge (mistitled Sweet Revenge) (3:05)
4. The Image Of Me (3:07)
5. Devil In Disguise (5:12)
6. Sin City (mistitled 31th Floor) (3:53)
7. Out Of Control (mistitled Out Of Time) (2:50)
8. Wake Up Little Susie (2:43)
9. You Win Again (3:25)
10. We've Got To Get Ourselves Together (mistitled Get Ourselves Together) (3:29)
11. She Thinks I Still Care (5:09)
12. Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) (2:46)
13. Lucille (2:35)
14. Take A Message To Mary (3:00)
15. She Thinks I Still Care (2) (mistitled Just Because) (3:03)
16. The Train Song (mistitled Move On Down The Line) (3:13)
17. Six Days On The Road (Altamont) (3:01)

Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CDr)

 

The Flying Burito Bros. – Sin City - “Recorded at the Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, April 6, 1969" - actually recorded at the Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, April 6, 1969

The Flying Burito Bros. – Sin City

CDr – no label, no reference number, country and year of release unknown

On the back cover: “Recorded at the Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, April 6, 1969 except track 17 live In Altamont December 6, 1969”

But actually recorded at the Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, April 6, 1969

 

Gram Parsons (guitar, keyboards, vocals)

Chris Hillman (rhythm guitar, mandolin, vocals)

Sneaky Pete Kleinow (pedal steel guitar)

Chris Ethridge (bass)

Michael Clarke (drums)

 

Track 18 is not mentioned anywhere.

1. Close Up The Honky Tonks (2:32)
2. Dark End Of The Street (4:16)
3. Undo The Right - Somebody's Back In Town (mistitled Country Medley) (3:34)
4. She Once Lived Here (mistitled Town Without Memory) (4:17)
5. Sweet Mental Revenge (3:18)
6. We Got To Get Ourselves Together (3:43)
7. Sin City (4:13)
8. Lucille (1:36)
9. You Win Again (3:10)
10. Hot Burrito #1 (4:05)
11. Hot Burrito #2 (4:49)
12. Do Right Woman, Do Right Man (mistitled Do Right Woman) (4:34)
13. You're Still On My Mind (2:37)
14. The Train Song (mistitled Train Down The Line) (3:51)
15. Long Black Limousine (3:20)
16. Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) (mistitled Sweet Dreams Baby) (3:15)
17. Six Days On The Road (Altamont) (3:15)
18. Wild Horses (unknown place - not mentioned) (6:07)

Artwork Included (front, back, CDr)

 

The Flying Burrito Brothers – Live From Amsterdam 1972 (first release, from a cassette rip)

The Flying Burrito Brothers – Live From Amsterdam 1972

 

Rick Roberts (rhythm guitar, vocals)

Byron Berline (fiddle, vocals)

Kenny Wertz (acoustic guitar, vocals)

Alan Munde banjo, vocals)

Roger Bush (acoustic and electric bass, vocals)

Don Beck (pedal steel guitar, mandolin)

Eric Dalton (drums)

 

This rip is from the CDR I burned from a cassette tape recording I got in the late 70s, and it includes the talking between songs (which is not present on most other official and bootleg versions of that show). It is the most complete version of that historical performance (23 tracks).

 

1. Six Days On The Road (intro) (0:56)

2. The Image Of Me (3:16)

3. Four Days Of Rain (3:49)

4. My Uncle (2:35)

5. Bugle Call Rag (2:42)

6. Shenendoah Valley Breakdown (2:37)

7. Sing Me Back Home (3:18)

8. I Already Know (3:15)

9. White Line Fever (2:54)

10. Why Are You Crying (3:05)

11. Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms (3:14)

12. The Salty Dog Blues (3:00)

13. Wild Horses (4:57)

14. She Thinks I Still Care (4:00)

15. The Wild Side Of Life (4:07)

16. Rueben's Train - Foggy Mountain Breakdown (2:52)

17. Dixie Breakdown (2:57)

18. Colorado (4:44)

19. She Makes Me Lose My Blues (2:26)

20. Sin City (3:16)

21. Devil In Disguise (4:29)

22. Roll Over Berthoven (2:53)

23. Six Days On The Road (reprise) (4:22)

 

Artwork Included (CDR front, back)

 

Burrito Brothers – Taste Of The Country (Our Roots Are Country Music)

Burrito Brothers – Taste Of The Country (Our Roots Are Country Music)

Epic / Curb FZ 38283 (USA 1982)

Unreleased!!!

Gib Guilbeau and John Beland

With Guests Earl Scruggs, Charlie McCoy, Jerry Douglas, Hoots Hester and more ...

---The real title of that album was to be "Our Roots Are Country Music". Nobody knows where "Taste Of The Country" came in, although there is a song by that name on the album. The cover of this unreleased album was meant to feature Gib & John in front of old posters from "The Louisiana Hayride" and "Chicago Barn Dance", singing into a gold microphone, with Lefty Frizzell's original guitar in the background. There was a photo shoot for the album cover, but the cover was never finished.---

The artwork included here is from a test pressing.

A few titles later appeared on compilations. Some were re-recorded for later albums.

Produced by Randy Scruggs and John Thompson

1. Our Roots Are Country Music (3:19)
2. Louisiana Lonely (3:05)
3. You Made A Grown Man Cry Tonight (3:14)
4. Blue And Broken Hearted Me (3:23)
5. Mountain Rose (3:28)
6. Cheatin' Kind Of Love (3:03)
7. You're All There Is (3:11)
8. My Abandoned Heart (2:32)
9. There Is A Comfort (2:53)
10. A Taste Of The Country (2:31)

CDR rip of a vinyl rip – Artwork Included (from Discogs) (front, labels)

Some Homemade CD Artwork Included

Thanks to Th. for most of the files and the infos 

The Flying Burrito Bros – Flying Burrito’s - Sin City Amsterdam

The Flying Burrito Bros – Flying Burrito’s - Sin City Amsterdam

Offshore Records OF 721 (The Netherlands 1972)

January 14, 1972 at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

“Flying Burrito’s – Sin City Amsterdam” on the front cover

“The Flying Burrito Brothers – Sin City Amsterdam” on the back cover

“The Flying Burrito Bros – Live In Sin City” on labels

 

Rick Roberts (rhythm guitar, vocals)

Byron Berline (fiddle, vocals)

Kenny Wertz (acoustic guitar, vocals)

Alan Munde banjo, vocals)

Roger Bush (acoustic and electric bass, vocals)

Don Beck (pedal steel guitar, mandolin)

Eric Dalton (drums)

 

This bootleg LP was the first release of this concert. It was never released as such on CD.

All tracks and more were later released on an official double LP with better sounding audio (recorded, unknown to the band, by the Dutch branch of the label). Some tracks not on the double LP were later released on other official LPs such as “Bluegrass Special”, “In Concert” and more, as well as on various bootleg CDs and cassette tapes.

1. A1 Six Days On The Road (4:01)
2. A2 The Image Of Me (3:29)
3. A3 4 Days Of Rain (3:49)
4. A4 The Oklahoma Breakdown (3:10)
5. A5 The Orange Blossom Special (4:00)
6. A6 Foggy Mountain Breakdown (1:13)
7. B1 Colorado (5:17)
8. B2 Why Are You Crying? (3:31)
9. B3 I Already Know (3:35)
10. B4 White Line Fever (3:19)
11. B5 Sin City (3:46)

Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

Various Artists – Scott Muni’s “World Of Rock” #34 – Roger McGuinn Special -DIR Broadcasting - February 25, 1989

Various Artists – Scott Muni’s “World Of Rock” #34 – Roger McGuinn Special

DIR Broadcasting - February 25, 1989

“For Radio Play Only – Not For Sale”

The labels wrongly state the year as 1980.

Double LP – 4 uninterrupted tracks – no splitting – commercials included

Side D has been posted already; this is the complete double LP.

The Eagles, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Buddy Holly, Linda Ronstadt, Foghat, George Harrison, The Traveling Wilburys, Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter, Genesis (with members interviews), The Beatles, The Byrds (with Roger McGuinn interview)

 

LP 1 / Hour 1:

 

Side A

10 seconds 1000 Hz tone

Scott Muni talks

The Eagles – Hotel California

Scott Muni talks

The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Little Wing

The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Voodoo Child

Scott Muni talks

Buddy Holly / Linda Ronstadt / Foghat – That’ll Be The Day

Scott Muni talks

Commercials

 

Side B

Scott Muni talks

George Harrison talks

George Harrison – While My Guitar Gently Weeps (live Concert For Bengla Desh)

George Harrison – Got My Mind Set On You

The Traveling Wilburys – Handle With Care

Scott Muni talks

Commercials

Local avail

Scott Muni talks

Johnny Winter – Jumpin’ Jack Flash

Edgar Winter – Rock ‘n’ Roll Hoochie Koo

Scott Muni talks

Commercials

 

LP 2 / Hour 2:

 

Side C

Scot Muni talks (Genesis song in the background)

Genesis – Watcher Of The Skies

Scott Muni talks

Phil Collins talks

Genesis – Squonk

Scott Muni talks

Commercials

Local avail

Scott Muni talks (Genesis song in the background)

Tony Banks talks (Genesis song in the background)

Genesis - Abacab

Scott Muni talks

Mike Rutherford talks

Genesis – Invisible Touch

Scott Muni talks

Note: the paper sheet indicates one more song here: “And I Love Her” by The Beatles – but it’s not there, it’s actually on side D (see hereunder).

 

Side D

Scott Muni intro

Commercials

Scott Muni talks to Roger McGuinn

The Beatles – And I Love Her

The Byrds – Mr. Tambourine Man

Scott Muni talks to Roger McGuinn

The Byrds – Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A season)

Scott Muni talks to Roger McGuinn

The Byrds – Eight Miles High

Scott Muni talks to Roger McGuinn

The Byrds – So You Want To Be A Rock ‘n’ Roll Star

Scott Muni talks to Roger McGuinn

Commercials

Local Avail

Scott Muni outro

 

Fresh Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (3 sheets, 4 labels)

 

The Flying Burrito Bros - Live At The Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, March 1969

The Flying Burrito Bros - Live At The Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, March 1969

"A fabulous soundboard recording from this terrific gig featuring many previously unreleased songs."

Dixie Records FLY69 (USA – release year unknown)

 

“The Flying Burrito Bros” on front cover

“The Flying Burrito Bros.” on back cover

“Flying Burrito Bros.” on labels

 

Gram Parsons - Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards

Chris Hillman – Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Mandolin

Sneaky Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel Guitar

Chris Ethridge - Bass

Michael Clarke - Drums

 

This is actually a mislabeled show from the Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, April 6, 1969 as broadcast on KPFA in Berkeley.

1. A1 Close Up The Honky Tonks (2:32)
2. A2 Dark End Of The Street (4:16)
3. A3 Undo The Right - Somebody's Back In Town (mistitled Country Medley) (3:34)
4. A4 She Once Lived Here (mistitled Town Without Memory) (4:17)
5. A5 Sweet Mental Revenge (3:18)
6. A6 We Got To Get Ourselves Together (3:43)
7. A7 Sin City (4:13)
8. A8 Lucille (cut) (1:36)
9. B1 You Win Again (3:10)
10. B2 Hot Burrito #1 (4:05)
11. B3 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man (mistitled Do Right Woman) (4:34)
12. B4 (An Empty Bottle, A Broken Heart, And) You're Still On My Mind (2:37)
13. B5 The Train Song (mistitled Train Down The Line) (3:49)
14. B6 Long Black Limousine (3:20)
15. B7 Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) (mistitled Sweet Dreams Baby) (3:15)

Artwork Included (front, back, labels)