Roger McGuinn – Cambridge, MA 1974
Performance Center, Cambridge, MA – March 11, 1974
Note : this is the only known performance of « Copper Kettle » by Roger McGuinn. It’s a traditional song, probably composed by Albert Frank Beddoe, and it has also been recorded by Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Gordon Lightfoot, Gillian Welch, Robin Hitchcock and more…
Soundboard Recording
1. Knockin' On Heaven's Door (2:46)
2. Get To You (2:27)
3. Hanoi Hannah (2:32)
4. Copper Kettle (2:39)
5. Skillit Good And Greasy (2:02)
6. Pretty Polly (3:51)
7. Mr Tambourine Man (2:29)
8. Lost My Drivin' Wheel (3:55)
9. Eight Miles High (3:31)
10. Turn Turn Turn (2:48)
11. Old Blue (4:12)
12. Chimes Of Freedom (2:54)
13. Sweet Mary (3:27)
14. He Was A Friend Of Mine (0:57)
New link 2012-09-02
Performance Center, Cambridge, MA – March 11, 1974
Note : this is the only known performance of « Copper Kettle » by Roger McGuinn. It’s a traditional song, probably composed by Albert Frank Beddoe, and it has also been recorded by Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Gordon Lightfoot, Gillian Welch, Robin Hitchcock and more…
Soundboard Recording
1. Knockin' On Heaven's Door (2:46)
2. Get To You (2:27)
3. Hanoi Hannah (2:32)
4. Copper Kettle (2:39)
5. Skillit Good And Greasy (2:02)
6. Pretty Polly (3:51)
7. Mr Tambourine Man (2:29)
8. Lost My Drivin' Wheel (3:55)
9. Eight Miles High (3:31)
10. Turn Turn Turn (2:48)
11. Old Blue (4:12)
12. Chimes Of Freedom (2:54)
13. Sweet Mary (3:27)
14. He Was A Friend Of Mine (0:57)
New link 2012-09-02
McGuinn did four nnights at this venue. I was at ( and taped) all 4. He did Copper Kettle each night as I recall.
ReplyDeletenice copy, but it's too bad they didn't do the whole show.McGuinn did two sets per night, each set almost 60 minutes long.Some new stuff, some folk stuff, some familiar and obscure Byrds things Probably the best series of McGuinn gigs I've ever seen.Bonus: got to meet and talk to him for a couple minutes on his way in. As I mentioned earlier, he did four concurrent nights. Great venue too, too bad it only lasted a couple of years.
ReplyDeletelooking forward to hearing the version of Get to You...
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