Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Keith Richards: Cabo San Lucas 1983 (Soundboard) FLAC

front
Peaches Gone South - The Definitive Honeymoon Tapes, Vol. 1
Cabo San Lucas - December, 1983
FLAC - Soundboard (?)

01. Oh Boy
02. So Sad
03. Cathy's Clown
04. I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now
05. Memphis
06. Wanna Hold You
07. All Shook Up
08. Let's Spend The Night Together
09. Wild Horses
10. Time Is On My Side
11. All In My Mind
12. Tutti Frutti
13. Blue Moon
14. Sing Me Back Home
15. You Win Again
16. Born To Lose
17. Think It Over
18. It's So Easy
19. Well Alright
20. Summertime Blues
21. Crying, Waiting, Hoping
22. That'll Be The Day
23. Love Is Strange
24. Learning The Game
25. Darling/Sweet Dreams
26. Apartment No. 9

Recorded: (see http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/tcw/works1.htm
search for: 831200C)

Lineage: original C2C CDR -> EAC (to WAV) -> ConvertAudioFile (to FLAC level 8)

OU: ConvertAudioFile is a script which adds an entry to your contextmenu if you use Linux with GNome. When you select one or more audio-files and use right-click you can select options to convert these files. For encoding to flac, this script uses the standard flac-executable. To make EAC work under Linux I use WINE. I tagged the files with MusicBrainz Picard. Artwork (front.png & back.png) included.

rar files packed with a (winrar) recovery record -
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Comments welcome.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

I see you spent your weekend doing the same thing I did. But what else is new? And anyway, what could be better? These are a treasure.

:-)

Anonymous said...

Very Nice!!!

Anonymous said...

That is a fine cover photo you put up with this. Love the music, too, of course. Thank you.

Untchble said...

Awesome posts, thanks!

Bieres Quebec said...

These were the types of recordings that could easily be sold for 1000 USD in the 70's. Thanks Dave !