1985-04-15
Lone Star Cafe, NYC
Dave Cousins (guitar, vocals)
Tony Hooper (guitar, vocals)
Richard Hudson (drums, vocals)
John Ford (bass, vocals)
Chris Parren (keyboards)
Brian Willoughby (guitar)
source: sbd cassette master
taped by Jerry Moore
lineage: sbd(mono)>unknown deck - tdk ma-r90 metal tapes, dolby b
nak dragon/b>hd-p2 24/96>hd> cd wave>adobe audition 2.0>flac
transferred/seeded by Rob Berger 2011-03-28
disc one:
early show 62:09
01 - Cut Like A Diamond
02 - Autumn
03 - Something For Nothing
04 - A Glimpse Of Heaven
05 - Josephine, For Better Or For Worse
06 - Stormy Down
07 - We Can Make It Together (Cousins and Willoughby)
08 - You Never Needed Water (Cousins and Willoughby)
09 - Heavy Disguise (Hudson, Ford, and Parren)
10 - Simple Visions
11 - The River/Down By The Sea
filler: wnew's Mixed Bag fm master, 15:59
taped nyc 4/85, broadcast 11/10/85
12 - Grace Darling
13 - Ringing Down The Years
14 - Simple Visions
15 - outro, dj
disc two: 69:56
late show
01 - tuning
02 - Lay Down
03 - The Man Who Called Himself Jesus
04 - New World
05 - The Hangman And The Papist
06 - That's When The Crying Starts
07 - Something For Nothing
08 - Half Worlds Apart
09 - Floating In The Wind (Hudson, Ford, and Parren)
10 - Simple Visions
11 - Part Of The Union
12 - Hero and Heroine
encore:
13 - Beat The Retreat
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5 comments:
Very nice. I love this band and I don't have this particular recording. Tis is great. Thank you.
Ron
Cool to see The Strawbs on here.
Don't by chance have The Strawberry Hill Boys live at the BBC in 1968 with Sandy Denny, do you? THAT would be rare indeed!
Great sounding board. Quite audience.
A gem for Prog fans. Thankyou.
I am tempted to pass this recording through my 1984 Radio Shack Mono to Stereo convertor.
Dave thanks for this. Strawbs always welcome. More please.
Wonderful, just wonderful. Many thanks Dave. I'm also a huge Strawbs fan.
All the best, Brainy1000
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