Three Dog Night - PBS Soundstage, WTTW Studios, Chicago, IL, 9-4-1975

Here's an episode of the TV show "PBS Soundstage" starring the band Three Dog Night.

Three Dog Night was formed in 1968. It consisted of three lead vocalists, Danny Hutton, Chuck Negron, and Cory Wells, with each of them taking lead sometimes but also sometimes the three of them singing together. From 1968 to 1974, they went from success to success, having a string of many hit songs. But by 1975, the usual personality clashes and drug programs of successful bands began to show. Their 1975 album "Coming Down Your Way" sold way less than previous albums. It only spawned one Top Forty hit in the U.S., "Til the World Ends," which would be their last hit. Hutton missed many recording sessions due to drug use. He was kicked out of the band at the end of 1975. Negron also was arrested for drug possession. But the band didn't have much longer to go anyway, breaking up in mid-1976 (though inevitably later getting back together for reunion tours).

Given all that, this is a pretty good time for a concert recording. Although they were faltering in some ways, they still put on a good, energetic concert, and they were able to select from all of their hits. Besides, Negron only took part in early 1980s reunions, and most of the backing band drifted away and were replaced. So this is pretty much the end of the line for the full original band.

There was a minor problem with the song "One." There was some overdubbing of fans talking about the band at the start of the song. I got rid of that in the usual way, with the help of the UVR5 audio editing program. That's why that one song has "[Edit]" in its title. But also, if one looks at the YouTube video of this concert, that first song could have been recorded somewhere else. I don't know about that, but I included it anyway.

This album is 49 minutes long.

01 One [Edit] (Three Dog Night)
02 Family of Man (Three Dog Night)
03 talk (Three Dog Night)
04 Shambala (Three Dog Night)
05 Old Fashioned Love Song (Three Dog Night)
06 Til the World Ends (Three Dog Night)
07 Try a Little Tenderness (Three Dog Night)
08 Pieces of April (Three Dog Night)
09 Eli's Coming (Three Dog Night)
10 talk (Three Dog Night)
11 Celebrate (Three Dog Night)
12 The Show Must Go On (Three Dog Night)
13 Joy to the World (Three Dog Night)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/di5FraAx

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/1eODW8GazVRKGnn/file

The cover image is a screenshot taken from this exact concert. It was rather low-res, so I used the Krea AI program to improve it.

Suzanne Vega: BBC Sessions, Volume 5: In Concert, Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, Britain, 2-11-1997

Here's another album of singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega performing for the BBC. This time, it's a concert from 1997.

In late 1996, Vega released the studio album "Nine Objects of Desire." This concert was from the tour supporting that album. Naturally, many of the songs performed are from that album.

Overall, the sound quality is very good. However, there were some concerning gaps. A chunk of the middle of the song "Caramel," was missing, about a minute. The second half of the last song, "Gypsy," was also missing. Furthermore, the start of "Marlene on the Wall" was missing. I generally filled these gaps by using portions of versions recorded at the "Sessions at West 54th" TV show that same year. That's why those three songs have "[Edit]" in their titles. Additionally, some of the audience cheering between songs didn't seem to line up, meaning the cheering of the end of one song didn't match with the start of the next one. I tried to fix that by adding more cheering. But I suspect some songs could be missing, plus there could be missing banter. So if anyone has more of this concert, let me know, so I can add it in. But at least what is here should sound fine, after my fixes.

This unreleased album is 54 minutes long.

01 Stockings (Suzanne Vega)
02 Rock in This Pocket [Song of David] (Suzanne Vega)
03 talk (Suzanne Vega)
04 Caramel [Edit] (Suzanne Vega)
05 Small Blue Thing (Suzanne Vega)
06 Marlene on the Wall [Edit] (Suzanne Vega)
07 Fatman and Dancing Girl (Suzanne Vega)
08 The Queen and the Soldier (Suzanne Vega)
09 Room Off the Street (Suzanne Vega)
10 Blood Makes Noise (Suzanne Vega)
11 talk (Suzanne Vega)
12 Luka (Suzanne Vega)
13 Tom's Diner (Suzanne Vega)
14 talk (Suzanne Vega)
15 Men in a War (Suzanne Vega)
16 Gypsy [Edit] (Suzanne Vega)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/rbm2Sewe

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/zKFyotbjXuRBlIh/file

The cover photo is from January 1997, but I don't know more details.

Jewel - PBS Soundstage, Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas, TX, 8-31-2006

Here is a "PBS Soundstage" concert by Jewel, also known as Jewel Kilcher.

In 2003, Jewel released the studio album "0304." In it, her style shifted to dance pop. This was not well received by most fans and critics. In 2006, around this time of this concert, she released her next album, "Goodbye Alice in Wonderland." It brought her back to her previous folk and rock styles. It was much better received, although sales weren't great.

For this concert, we luckily get full concert instead of the usual edit down to an hour. Many of the songs are from her latest album, or from previous albums. Just one song, "Intuition," is from her "0304," so if you don't like that album it doesn't really have an impact on this concert. She didn't break to talk much in this recording, but when she does, she usually told long stories.

This album is an hour and 37 minutes long. The music here has been released on video form on DVD, but not as an audio album.

01 1000 Miles Away (Jewel)
02 Near You Always (Jewel)
03 talk (Jewel)
04 Stephenville, TX (Jewel)
05 Morning Song (Jewel)
06 talk (Jewel)
07 Cowboy's Lament [Fly to Me Angel] (Jewel)
08 Foolish Games (Jewel)
09 You Were Meant for Me (Jewel)
10 Long Slow Slide (Jewel)
11 Hands (Jewel)
12 talk (Jewel)
13 Good Day (Jewel)
14 Satellite (Jewel)
15 Everybody Needs Someone Sometime (Jewel)
16 talk (Jewel)
17 Love Me, Just Leave Me Alone (Jewel)
18 Break Me (Jewel)
19 Where You Are (Jewel)
20 Standing Still (Jewel)
21 Intuition (Jewel)
22 Who Will Save Your Soul (Jewel)
23 talk (Jewel)
24 Goodbye Alice in Wonderland (Jewel)
25 Chime Bells (Jewel)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/fgB2jKxa

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/kXlsUIalh9ZSEGO/file

The cover image is a screenshot taken from this exact concert. I used the Krea AI program to sharpen it up a bit.

Norah Jones - PBS Soundstage, St. Ann's Warehouse, New York City, 1-27-2010

The flood of "PBS Soundstage" concerts continues with a 2010 concert by Norah Jones.

In November 2009, Jones released the studio album "The Fall." It was one of her better reviewed albums, and it sold well, selling three million copies worldwide. She went on practically every show that allows musical performances to promote it, including this one.

Most of the songs are from that album. However, at the end she played her two biggest hits ("Don't Know Why" and "Come Away with Me") plus a cover of "Strangers" by the Kinks.

I had a really tough time finding a source for this. As I write this in April 2025, the video can't be found on YouTube, and the audio isn't on any of the usual bootleg sites. But I dug deep and eventually found a way to stream it, recorded the audio as I streamed, then converted those to mp3s.

This album is 52 minutes long.

01 talk (Norah Jones)
02 I Wouldn't Need You (Norah Jones)
03 Tell Your Mama (Norah Jones)
04 talk (Norah Jones)
05 Light as a Feather (Norah Jones)
06 Even Though (Norah Jones)
07 Young Blood (Norah Jones)
08 It's Gonna Be (Norah Jones)
09 December (Norah Jones)
10 Man of the Hour (Norah Jones)
11 talk (Norah Jones)
12 Back to Manhattan (Norah Jones)
13 Sinkin' Soon (Norah Jones)
14 Come Away with Me (Norah Jones)
15 Strangers (Norah Jones)
16 Don't Know Why (Norah Jones)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/oE4UTexL

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/MyWfdWHpLh5aj5E/file

The cover is a screenshot taken from this exact concert.

Brian Wilson - PBS Soundstage, Palazzo Theatre, Venetian Hotel, Las Vegas, NV, 12-11-2014

Here's another episode of the TV Show "PBS Soundstage." This one stars Brian Wilson, the genius songwriter behind most of the hits by the Beach Boys.

There aren't many Soundstage episodes that have been officially released as audio albums, but this is one of them. The album is called "Brian Wilson and Friends." Normally, I would shy from posting released episodes, since they can easily be found elsewhere. However, I'm making an exception here because it turns out a DVD version was released as well that had a bunch of extra songs. I managed to combine the CD and DVD versions to create a closer approximation of the actual concert.

In 2012, the Beach Boys had a reunion that included most of the long-time members of that band, including Brian Wilson. Wilson remained on good terms with most of the others (with the exception of Mike Love, who kept the rights to the band name). So Wilson reunited with some former Beach Boys in this concert. The main one of note is Al Jardine, who played on a bunch of songs and sang lead vocals on a few. But Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar were also guests. They were members for a short time in the early 1970s.

On top of that, there were some other guest stars. Sebu Simonian, who is part of the indie pop duo Capital Cities, sang one song here. (He actually sang another one, but I thought it was a terrible attempt to mix the Beach Boys sound with the modern pop sound, so I didn't include it.) Mark Isham, who plays trumpet and keyboards and scores films, played trumpet on a couple of songs. Finally, Nate Ruess, singer-songwriter for the band fun, sang on a couple of songs.

This concert took place at the end of 2014. However, it was aired on TV around the time of the release of Wilson's next studio album, "No Pier Pressure," released in April 2015. Many of the songs come from that album. So do most of the collaborations with guest stars. That album was criticized for its use of AutoTune and other bad production choices. So it's better to hear those songs here, in my opinion.

The DVD was rather strange because the vast majority of it stuck to showing the concert, but they occasionally stuck in extra things not from the concert at all. For instance, there were a couple of songs featuring actress and singer Zooey Deschanel. But I didn't include them because they were recorded in a studio, not in this concert. I also cut out some interview segments between songs. Luckily, I managed to get rid of most of them without much trouble. But the song "Saturday Night" has "[edit]" in the name because some of the talking overlapped the start of the song. I got rid of that, as I usually do, with the UVR5 audio editing program.

I found a complete song list of the concert at setlist.fm, which you can see here:

Brian Wilson Concert Setlist at The Venetian Theatre, Las Vegas on December 12, 2014 | setlist.fm 

Both the CD and the DVD has some of the songs out of order, so I did some rearranging to get it as close to the actual concert as possible. There still are some missing songs, however, including some great ones like "God Only Knows" and "Surfin' U.S.A." Two more songs, "Pacific Coast Highway" and "Summer's Gone," apparently appeared as DVD bonus tracks, but I couldn't find them. If anyone has them, or other missing songs here, let me know and I'll add them in.

This album is an hour and 17 minutes long.

01 Our Prayer (Brian Wilson)
02 Heroes and Villains (Brian Wilson)
03 Sloop John B (Brian Wilson with Al Jardine)
04 Dance, Dance, Dance (Brian Wilson)
05 Good Vibrations (Brian Wilson)
06 This Beautiful Day (Brian Wilson)
07 Don't Worry Baby (Brian Wilson with Sebu Simonian)
08 talk (Brian Wilson)
09 Marcella (Brian Wilson with Blondie Chaplin & Ricky Fataar)
10 talk (Brian Wilson with Blondie Chaplin & Ricky Fataar)
11 Wild Honey (Brian Wilson with Blondie Chaplin & Ricky Fataar)
12 Sail On, Sailor (Brian Wilson with Blondie Chaplin & Ricky Fataar)
13 Sail Away (Brian Wilson with Al Jardine, Blondie Chaplin & Ricky Fataar)
14 Half Moon Bay (Brian Wilson with Mark Isham)
15 Don't Talk [Put Your Head on My Shoulder] [Instrumental] (Brian Wilson with Mark Isham)
16 The Right Time (Brian Wilson with Al Jardine)
17 California Saga- California (Brian Wilson with Al Jardine)
18 Wouldn't It Be Nice (Brian Wilson with Al Jardine)
19 Help Me, Rhonda (Brian Wilson with Al Jardine)
20 talk (Brian Wilson)
21 Saturday Night [Edit] (Brian Wilson with Nate Ruess)
22 Hold On Dear Brother (Brian Wilson with Blondie Chaplin & Nate Ruess)
23 Darlin' (Brian Wilson)
24 talk (Brian Wilson)
25 California Girls (Brian Wilson)
26 All Summer Long (Brian Wilson)
27 Fun, Fun, Fun (Brian Wilson) 

https://pixeldrain.com/u/Y2R2sBUP

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/rXSe9xQ2hIcsx1n/file

The cover photo is from this exact concert.

Cyndi Lauper - PBS Soundstage, WTTW Studios, Chicago, IL, 11-6-2003

Here's the turn of Cyndi Lauper to perform for the "PBS Soundstage" TV show. Her episode is from 2003. That's the year the show was revived after being dormant for over a decade.

Lauper is best known for his hits from the 1980s. After that, she struggled to get sales and attention. But she never stopped releasing music, and she has an excellent voice. In 2003, the same month as this concert, she released the studio album "At Last." IT was an unusual departure from her pop rock style, because it consisted entirely of jazzy covers of classic songs.

This concert heavily relied on that new album. Most of the songs come from it, with only four of her 1980s hits near the end. Personally, I think she did a good job with this kind of music.

This album is 55 minutes long. This album is unreleased and the sound quality is excellent.

01 At Last (Cyndi Lauper)
02 Walk On By (Cyndi Lauper)
03 talk (Cyndi Lauper)
04 Stay (Cyndi Lauper)
05 talk (Cyndi Lauper)
06 Until You Come Back to Me [That's What I'm Gonna Do] (Cyndi Lauper)
07 talk (Cyndi Lauper)
08 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (Cyndi Lauper)
09 talk (Cyndi Lauper)
10 On the Sunny Side of the Street (Cyndi Lauper)
11 True Colors (Cyndi Lauper)
12 talk (Cyndi Lauper)
13 Shine (Cyndi Lauper)
14 Girls Just Want to Have Fun (Cyndi Lauper)
15 talk (Cyndi Lauper)
16 Money Changes Everything (Cyndi Lauper)
17 Time after Time (Cyndi Lauper)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/42wZmwsw

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/G0u3tfjl3cUASqb/file

The cover image is a screenshot from a video taken from this exact concert.

Alanis Morissette - PBS Soundstage, WTTW Studios, Chicago, IL, 11-14-2003

I just posted an episode of "PBS Soundstage" (the Doobie Brothers from 1979) that required a lot of editing. So I'm going to reward myself by posting a couple that needed very little editing. This episode features a performance by Alanis Morissette in 2003.

Morissette is best known for her 1996 album "Jagged Little Pill," which is one of the best selling albums of all time, selling over 33 million copies worldwide. Her next two albums, "Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie" in 1998 and "Under Rug Swept" in 2002 were also big sellers, although her sales steadily declined for later albums. For instance, "Under Rug Swept" sold about five million albums worldwide. So this was a good time for a concert recording, after she'd released most of her famous songs.

Curiously, this concert seems to have taken place between album releases. "Under Rug Swept" came out in early 2002, and her next album, "So Called Chaos," wouldn't be released until May 2004. So she mostly played songs from "Under Rug Swept" and earlier, but she did play one song that would be on her next album, "Eight Easy Steps."

This album is 55 minutes long. It's unreleased, and the sound quality is excellent.

01 All I Really Want (Alanis Morissette)
02 21 Things I Want in a Lover (Alanis Morissette)
03 Hands Clean (Alanis Morissette)
04 talk (Alanis Morissette)
05 Eight Easy Steps (Alanis Morissette)
06 Head Over Feet (Alanis Morissette)
07 talk (Alanis Morissette)
08 Excuses (Alanis Morissette)
09 talk (Alanis Morissette)
10 Knees of My Bees (Alanis Morissette)
11 This Grudge (Alanis Morissette)
12 You Oughta Know (Alanis Morissette)
13 Uninvited (Alanis Morissette)
14 talk (Alanis Morissette)
15 Thank U (Alanis Morissette)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/GPhLerG1

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/i1tF3vocVOF8D6m/file

The cover image is a screenshot I took from a video of this exact concert. I used Krea AI to improve it a bit.

The Doobie Brothers - PBS Soundstage, Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI, 7-21-1979

Here is an episode of the Doobie Brothers performing for the TV show "PBS Soundstage," from 1979. They also did an episode in 1977. I've found about 70 episodes of this show so far, and I believe this is one of only two times a musical act had two episodes so close in time. It was very rare for the same act to get two episodes at all.

Soundstage ran from 1974 to 2018, with some significant gaps in there. Sometimes, during that long run, the concerts would be edited horribly to fit the hour long time slot. Plus, some producers got cute and liked to jazz things up by cutting in interviews and other scenes not from the concerts. Unfortunately, both Doobie Brothers episodes were butchered pretty badly. I'm posting the 1979 show first because I still have to figure out how to fix some of the problems in the 1977 show.

For this show, I found three different versions, all with slightly different song lists and different edits. This was a lucky thing, though also a pain in the butt, because I was able to combine them to make the longest version, while avoiding some of the problems that were present in only some of the versions. For instance, the songs "Sweet Maxine - It Keeps You Runnin'" and "Minute by Minute" are not found in the most commonly traded versions of this bootleg.

Unfortunately though, some stupid edits were present in all versions. For instance, right in this middle of the song "Don't Stop to Watch the Wheels," a song about motorcycles, an interview with a band member about his love of motorcycles was overdubbed over the music. Ugh! It was the same deal with a couple of other songs, with interview segments right in the middle of them, during instrumental solos. In other cases, songs were faded in or out early. Luckily, I was able to use parts of different versions to fix those. For instance, one version of "Listen to the Music" was cut short, and another version had one of those damn annoying interview sections over the soloing. By combining the two, I was able to get the full version without the overdubbed interview. 

However, note there are a couple of places where the sound quality gets a bit rough. I used the UVR5 audio editing program to separate out the talking of the interview from the music, but sometimes there was some damage to the music. Luckily, those damaged parts that remain are petty short, half a minute or so.

Another problem is it turns out the song order in the video was all jumbled up. For instance, "What a Fool Believes" was the third song, which didn't make sense since it was their huge Number One single at the time. I found the correct song list and reordered it to match. (There are a bunch of missing songs, unfortunately.) That meant some of the song transitions didn't sound good. So I fixed those up by adding in more applause. 

Also by the way, many versions of this bootleg state the date was July 20, 1979. But during the banter between songs, a band member clearly stated this was the second night of a two night stand at the venue, which makes it July 21st instead, since they played this venue two nights in a row.

This album is an hour and ten minutes long.

01 Take Me in Your Arms (Doobie Brothers)
02 talk (Doobie Brothers)
03 Clear as the Driven Snow (Doobie Brothers)
04 Dependin' on You (Doobie Brothers)
05 Jesus Is Just Alright (Doobie Brothers)
06 Long Train Runnin' (Doobie Brothers)
07 Sweet Maxine - It Keeps You Runnin' [Edit] (Doobie Brothers)
08 Minute by Minute (Doobie Brothers)
09 talk (Doobie Brothers)
10 Don't Stop to Watch the Wheels [Edit] (Doobie Brothers)
11 Black Water (Doobie Brothers)
12 Slack Key Soquel Rag [Instrumental] (Doobie Brothers)
13 Takin' It to the Streets [Edit] (Doobie Brothers)
14 I Cheat the Hangman [Instrumental] (Doobie Brothers)
15 China Grove (Doobie Brothers)
16 What a Fool Believes (Doobie Brothers)
17 Listen to the Music [Edit] (Doobie Brothers)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/BJ2kFoiQ 

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/tc7vZHS4kYR1WpV/file

The cover shows lead vocalist Michael McDonald. I took a screenshot from a video of this exact concert. I used the Krea AI program to improve the image quality.

The writing on his T-shirt intrigued me. I looked at the video to read the whole thing, and found out it was what I'd thought from taking this screenshot: it reads "Bruce Hornsby Band." The odd thing about that is that Hornsby didn't get famous until his first hit single in 1986. I looked it up at his Wikipedia page, and in 1979 his musical career was just getting started. He was only playing small clubs in his hometown of Williamsburg, Virginia. So why the heck was McDonald wearing a shirt with his name on it?!

I did a little more digging and found out there was an interesting story there. It turns out that in 1979, Hornsby boldly went in search of the Doobie Brothers when they were playing a concert near Williamsburg. He found McDonald in the lobby of a hotel, and invited him to see them perform in a small club that night. Remarkably, McDonald went to the club later that night, despite the band being so unknown that only about 15 people were there. McDonald liked the band so much that he invited the entire Doobie Brothers band to see Hornsby's band the next night, which they did. This then led Hornsby to Los Angeles, where he stayed in McDonald's house for about ten days while they did some recording and tried to get a record company. Ultimately, that didn't work out and it would take many more years for Hornsby to even get a record contract. 

You can read the whole interesting story here:

Don't Call It A Comeback - Style Weekly

That story certainly explains the unusual T-shirt. Kudos to McDonald for recognizing Hornsby's talent so early.

Derek & the Dominos (including Duane Allman) - Curtis Hixon Hall, Tampa, FL, 12-1-1970

I want to kick off the month of April 2025 with a special album posting. This album is the one and only concert recording of Derek and the Dominos with Duane Allman taking part. This has been bootlegged many times. But I'm proud to say this version has noticeably better sound quality than any previous version!

The classic album "Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs" was by the band Derek and the Dominos, with Eric Clapton the main star. However, one thing that made that album special was that Duane Allman of the Allman Brothers Band played his distinctive slide guitar all through the album. That kind of made him one of the Dominos, but only partially because he already had a full time job with the Allman Brothers Band, and they were touring constantly. It turned out during the couple of months that Derek and the Dominos went on tour, in late 1970, Duane Allman only took part in two concerts: this one, in Tampa, Florida, and one the next day in Syracuse, New York. 

Only this one of the two got recorded, and only an average sounding audience bootleg. But due to the unique presence of Allman playing guitar for the entire show, this is probably the most traded Derek and the Dominos bootleg, despite the sound quality issue. Personally, I had this in my music collection for years, but I almost never listened to it, due to the sound. But I noticed last week that a person named Goody posted a new version that adjusted the speed and the pitch. So I downloaded that. Then I tried to see what I could do to improve upon it. 

I used two tricks that I often use. First, I used the UVR5 audio editing program to boost the vocals relative to the instruments. There were some places in particular where the vocals were extra quiet. For instance, I went through parts of "Got to Get Better in a Little While" line by line. Probably, Clapton had his head too far from the microphone at times. I also got rid of most vocals that weren't actually by the band members. For example, in the middle of "Have You Ever Loved a Woman," a sad blues song, a woman in the audience could be heard laughing loudly for a few seconds. I didn't get rid of all of that, but I got most of it. I made a lot of other little changes like that.

Then I used the MVSEP audio editing program to get rid of most of the crowd noise, except at the very beginnings and ends of songs. Since this is an audience boot, there was a low level of crowd noise all through the songs. Sometimes, one could even hear snippets of conversation. I got rid of most of that.

I also cut down on the dead air between songs. There was quite a bit, for instance, guitar tuning. That probably shortened the album by a couple of minutes.

However, my audio editing skills are quite limited. So I then handed the files off to my musical associate MZ. Here's what he said he did to the file: "anomalies repaired, EQ rationalised, compressed (loud parts lowered, quiet parts made louder), etc... Numerous details fixed." When I listened to the music after he sent it back to me, I noticed a difference. 

Mind you, one can only do so much with the source material. This is still an audience boot, not a soundboard or FM boot. But if you compare this with previous versions, I'm confident you'll notice that this sounds better. Let's hope the powers that be who own the rights to this material do a professional job and officially release it, since this is a truly historic concert. There's so much that can be done these days due to improving audio editing technology.

Note that I previously included two songs from this concert, "Layla" and "Have You Ever Loved a Woman," on a Derek and Dominos live compilation album called "Live and Rare." I have now removed those, since they're here, and with better sound. Here's the link if you want to get the revised version:

https://albumsthatshouldexist.blogspot.com/2018/04/derek-dominos-live-and-rare-1970.html

Also note that in recent days I updated most of the Derek and the Dominos album covers with better versions, using the Krea AI program. They were generally pretty rough images due to the lack of many good photos of the band.

Finally, a big thanks to both Goody and MZ!

This album is an hour and 34 minutes long.

01 talk (Derek & the Dominos)
02 Layla (Derek & the Dominos)
03 Got to Get Better in a Little While (Derek & the Dominos)
04 Key to the Highway (Derek & the Dominos)
05 talk (Derek & the Dominos)
06 Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad (Derek & the Dominos)
07 Blues Power (Derek & the Dominos)
08 Have You Ever Loved a Woman (Derek & the Dominos)
09 Bottle of Red Wine (Derek & the Dominos)
10 Let It Rain - Drum Solo - Let It Rain (Derek & the Dominos)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/68ZtMkmG

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/C1iKYwbanNr5xa6/file

There are two parts to the cover art. The top part is a photograph of a genuine ticket from this historic concert. (That's Clapton on the left, Allman on the right, and bassist Carl Radle in the middle background.) I figured it contained all the important information needed, so I didn't add any text to the cover. The bottom is a photograph from this exact concert. The original was in black and white, and was quite dark. I colorized it using the Kolorize program. I also lightened it some, and used the Krea AI program to improve the quality a bit.