Conquer America (1968)
American Tour
Davenport, IA (USA), Coliseum Ballroom [supporting Jimi Hendrix], 11-08-1968 (Raw Source, not from "Turns On Vol.2)
1. Lullabye Letter
2. We Did It Again
3. Why We Are Sleeping
4. Joy Of A Toy
5. Hope For Happiness
6. Clarence In Wonderland
7. You Don’t Remember # 1
8. You Don’t Remember # 2
9. You Don’t Remember # 3
10. Esther’s Nose Job
Columbia, MD (USA), Merriweather Post Pavilion [supporting Jimi Hendrix], 16-08-1968
11. Joy Of A Toy
12. Hope For Happiness # 1
13. Hope For Happiness # 2
14. Clarence In Wonderland
15. You Don’t Remember
16. Esther’s Nose Job
Hollywood, CA (USA), Hollywood Bowl [supporting Jimi Hendrix], 13-09-1968 #
17. You Don’t Remember #
18. Improvisation #
19. Drum Solo #
20. Esther’s Nose Job #
# - Unbooted
OU: Here presented last ever recording with Kevin Ayers. Unfortunately, all recordings from this concert was from audience recording. But...it's just f$ckin' great! Mike Ratledge's killer organ solos, Wyatt's crazy drum solos and mystic Ayers vocal. True psychedelia.
I know, many people (fans of the group) search for more concerts from this famous tour. Now his day! Last 15 minutes of "Hollywood Bowl" recorded and existed 40 years in private hands. Now this is here. This concert was last ever concert with Kevin Ayers and last ever 15 minutes of his playing with group.
Enjoy
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5 comments:
Truly wonderful, thank you
Dave, thanks again for more early Soft Machine, especially the previously unavailable Hollywood Bowl show. I think it was actually on Sept 14th 68.
Not only the last show with Kevin Ayres but they broke up after that gig.
A few months later their 2nd LP was released so their record company talked Wyatt into reforming so they could tour to promote the LP. They couldn't find Ayres (who was in Spain) so they got their road manager Hugh Hopper to play bass.
OOPs,, I meant their 1st LP (which was released in the US in Dec 1968).
Great, great, great...
thanks!
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