Country Joe McDonald - BBC Sessions, Volume 2: In Concert, London, Britain, 5-4-1972

Just yesterday, I posted "BBC Sessions, Volume 1" by Country Joe McDonald. But I already made a drastic change to it. After posting it, a commenter named SamApplePie sent me a bunch of BBC material by McDonald. I had most of it, but there was some studio session material from 1977 that I didn't have yet. So I split that album in two. I've just reposted "Volume 1," and it's a lot shorter than before. Don't worry, the rest of that material, and then some, will appear in a later volume. So if you downloaded that one already, I highly recommend you re-download it.

By the way, thanks to SamApplePie for that material. 

Now, let's get to this album. This is a short acoustic concert recorded for the BBC radio show "In Concert." It was an hour-long show, and McDonald shared the show with the band Brinsley Schwarz. I edited the first track, because the BBC DJ Alan Black mixed comments about McDonald with comments about Brinsley Schwarz. I just kept the McDonald bits. I also removed some audience noise in the background. So that's what that one track has "[Edit]" in its title.

The music here is unreleased. The sound quality is close to excellent. 

This album is 35 minutes long. 

01 talk by Alan Black [Edit] (Country Joe McDonald)
02 The Limit (Country Joe McDonald)
03 talk (Country Joe McDonald)
04 Memories (Country Joe McDonald)
05 talk (Country Joe McDonald)
06 Colorado Town (Country Joe McDonald)
07 talk (Country Joe McDonald)
08 The Man from Athabasca (Country Joe McDonald)
09 I'll Survive (Country Joe McDonald)
10 I'm on the Road Again (Country Joe McDonald)
11 Only Love Is Worth This Pain (Country Joe McDonald)
12 Here I Go Again (Country Joe McDonald)
13 talk by Alan Black (Country Joe McDonald)
14 I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag (Country Joe McDonald)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/hqUMHqKQ

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/IwNbicSVRt8DcID/file

The cover photo is from an appearance on the "Old Grey Whistle Test" BBC TV show in 1972.