Monday, September 26, 2011

Silver Wilburys - Studio Outtakes


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Dr. Forrester said...

Roy Orbison Sessions & Singles – 1988
1. Don't Treat Me Like a Stranger
2. The Trembler
3. Walk Away
4. Heartbreak Radio
5. You Got It

'Nobody's Child' Session – Los Angeles, CA, April 1990
6. Nobody's Child
7. New Blue Moon
8. Theme from Something Important

Live from Palomino Club – Hollywood, CA, February 19, 1987
Guest appearance with Taj Mahal and The Graffiti Band.
The band: Jesse Ed Davis, Taj Mahal, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, John Fogerty
9. Matchbox Lead vocals: George Harrison w/ Taj Mahal
10. Knock On Wood Lead vocals: John Fogerty
11. Honey Don't Lead vocals: George Harrison
12. Blue Suede Shoes Lead vocals: John Fogerty
13. Watching the River Flow Lead vocals: George Harrison
14. Proud Mary Lead vocals: John Fogerty
15. Johnny B.Goode Lead vocals: Taj Mahal
16. Peggy Sue Lead vocals: George Harrison & Bob Dylan
17. Dizzy Miss Lizzy Lead vocals: George Harrison
18. Lucille Lead vocals: Taj Mahal
19. Twist and Shout Lead vocals: John Fogerty & Taj Mahal

Track 1 performed by Tom Petty
Track 2 performed by Duane Eddy (from the soundtrack of the Oliver Stone’s movie ‘Natural Born Killers’)
Tracks 3 - 5 performed by Roy Orbison
Tracks 6 - 7 performed by Traveling Wilburys (track 7 released as B-side on the single ‘She’s My Baby’)
Track 8 performed by Duane Eddy
Tracks 9 - 19 an audience recordings from the Live at the Palomino Club, North Hollywood on February 19, 1987 when during Taj Mahal gig an all-stars band of George Harrison, John Fogerty, Bob Dylan and Jesse Ed Davis assembled on stage for jamming together.

“ It’s quite interesting bootleg featuring rare tracks and live recordings with Wilbury’s friends. The quality of live tracks is acceptable taking into consideration the date and venue. For true fans and collectors!

This was a Taj Mahal show in the Palomino Club on February 19, 1987. George, Bob Dylan and John Fogerty joined in for the gig. The result is a great show with a beautiful repertoire. Legend is that the show was filmed by the security cameras system. Sound quality is not perfect, but who cares?
~ Guilherme Lentz

September 26, 2011 at 5:34 PM

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