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Tag Archives: Wolfgang’s Vault
ZPZ & the Vault
But this vault belongs to Wolfgang, where you can watch 2 videos and an interview. Pretty good performances, but there’s a second meaning to me behind all this: Dweezil’s presence seems to “legalise” FZ’s materials on this homepage.
Boz Scaggs at Wolfgang’s Vault
Boz Scaggs‘ voice was a very big part in the soundtrack of the seventies, so it’s really not a big surprise that this artist’s music still resonates with me (myself, having come of age in the mid-seventies). For me, Scaggs … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany, Music, Pop Cult
Tagged 1971, boz scaggs, rhythm and blues, streaming audio, Wolfgang's Vault
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Led Zeppelin at Wolfgang’s Vault
Here’s some Led Zeppelin for us old coots at KUR from the second set of that final show (April 27) of their legendary four night run of shows at San Francisco’s Fillmore West in April, 1969, via Wolfgang’s Vault, before … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany, Music, Pop Cult
Tagged classic bands, classic tracks, led zeppelin, live music archive, streaming audio, Wolfgang's Vault
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Gil Scott-Heron at Wolfgang’s Vault
Activist poet and musician, Gil Scott-Heron’s musical career began in the late ’60s. He quickly emerged as a sharp, intelligent critic of contemporary culture, boasting terrific jazz-styled accompaniment. By the late ’70s, Scott-Heron’s sound had adopted a bit more of … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Politics
Tagged classic albums, gil scott-heron, jazz fusion, r&b, streaming audio, Wolfgang's Vault
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Wolfgang’s Vault: The Tubes @ Winterland (1975)
This show, staged at Winterland in the band’s hometown of San Francisco, on February 21st, 1975, a few months before the release of their self-titled debut album in June of that year, clearly shows the great energy that the Tubes … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Pop Cult
Tagged genius of america, streaming audio, The Tubes, Wolfgang's Vault
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George Duke Interview @ Wolfgang’s Vault
By the time this interview was recorded in 1978, Duke had recorded and toured with Jean-Luc Ponty, Frank Zappa, Cannonball Adderly, Stanley Clarke, and Billy Cobham — covering jazz, rock, and everything on the spectrum in between before heading in … Continue reading
Posted in Interview, Miscellany, Pop Cult
Tagged dukey stick, george duke, Interview, streaming audio, Wolfgang's Vault
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George Duke at Wolfgang’s Vault
Recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour, Live at the Bottom Line (New York, NY) April 21, 1977, when George Duke was promoting his first Epic solo album, Reach For It, this show incorporated female vocalists, and had a decidedly … Continue reading
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Tagged george duke, streaming audio, Wolfgang's Vault
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Talking Heads @ CBGB’s at Wolfgang’s Vault
This appearance at New York’s seminal punk club, CBGBs, on May 31st, 1977 captures the Talking Heads before their debut record had even been released. The band’s characteristic sound is already fully evident as they dig into some classic material … Continue reading
Posted in Bizarre, Miscellany, Music, YouTubery
Tagged classic songs, streaming audio, talking heads, video, Wolfgang's Vault
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New Allman Brothers Band @ Wolfgangs
The Allman Brothers Band’s August 6th, 1972 show at the Hollywood Bowl is now available for streaming from Wolfgang’s Vault. While the show only has three tracks — “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed”, “Whipping Post” (16 min), and “Johnny B. … Continue reading
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Tagged johnny winter, streaming audio, the allman brothers band, Wolfgang's Vault
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The Tubes New Years Eve ’75 @ Winterland
Mike Cotton of The Tubes Project just sent me an email announcing that the Bill Graham archive has added The Tubes New Years Eve 1975 show: This is the “Big Bang” for us as we sold out Winterland and put … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany, Music, Pop Cult
Tagged mike cotten, streaming audio, The Tubes, Wolfgang's Vault
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