Friday, December 18, 2009

KSAN Demos 1967-1971 FLAC

KSAN (22)
Uncirculated Version.

1. Terry & The Pirates - Inlaws & Outlaws (Demo Take 1)
2. Terry & The Pirates - Inlaws & Outlaws Featuring Nicky Hopkins (Demo Take 2)
3. Terry Dolan - Dog Mountain Blues (Demo Version)
4. Ron Nagle W/Mick Waller, David Jenkins & Pete Sears - Francine
5. Ron Nagle & John Cipollina - Berbelang
6. Bruce Stevens (Blue Cheer) - Hole In My Soul
7. Bruce Stevens - Dope And Money
8. Loose Gravel - Styrofoam (Demo Short Version)
9. Loose Gravel - Bagofair (Demo)
10. Soundhole With John Cipollina - Chinatown
11. Soundhole With John Cipollina - The Way That You Are
12. Soundhole With John Cipollina - Night After Night
13. Ron Nagle & The Fast Bucks - 61 Clay (Demo Version)

KSAN Soundboard Partially Broadcasted.
1st generation tape > equalizer > cd > eac > wav > flac

OU: I got this tape back in the late seventies from a John Cipollina's friend that was working for KSAN. He made a copy for me of what should be broadcasted at the time, but that then, for reasons I do not know, was only partially broadcasted in various stages. So here you can get bands that were not included in the various KSAN tapes in circulation. Also you can find here the only exsisting demos of the Soundole with John, apart from the unreleased single.
So this is like an amazing soundtrack of really good sound quality of some of the cream of the psychedelic era. I hope that sharing this I make somebody happy, like I really was when i got this tape for the first time, tape that i have listen several times during all those years with the same enthusiasm and pleasure.....

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Comments welcome.

5 comments:

bobbydjr said...

Wow! Thanks so much for this one.

John Cippolina was never really given his due as a guitarist. Personally, I think he was one of the best of that era. But then my opinion is a little skewed.

Back during the summer of 1968, I smoked pot for the first time. The first song I heard stoned that day was "Gold and Silver" by Quicksilver Messenger Service off their first album. That experience had a profound effect on my life in more ways than one, but for sure musically. Prior to that, I was playing the trumpet in a soul band, covering songs by Wilson Pickett, Marvin Gaye, The Four Tops, and the like. After that experience, I quit the soul band, bought a Gibson Les Paul and joined a rock band, all thanks to John Cippolina.

So any boots you find from him or Quicksilver would be "music to my ears" :-)

Thanks again Dave!

QualityBootZ said...

I'll put a QMS up by month's end

Mr Fantasy said...

...can't hold my breath for Dave Mason much longer ....the support (Rory) was up days ago. Whateve happened to the headliner?

Anonymous said...

Dear "Mr. Fantasy": that's up to when the guy who transfers Dan's tapes (Carl Morstadt) uploads it--can't think that Mr. Dave would have any control over that--so just sit tight & wait!

Mr Fantasy said...

That'll surely be 'something to make us all happy'?
Maybe with something special like this, Carl is holding it back it for a Christmas present?