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Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Pop/Rock

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG FM BROADCAST RECORDING OF THE OCCASIONAL QUARTET’S FIRST REUNION FOLLOWING A 15 YEAR HIATUS 1.Teach Your Children - Graham Nash 2.The Crow On The Cradle - Jackson Browne & Graham Nash 3.Lives In The Balance - Jackson Browne, David Crosby & Graham Nash 4.Rock Me On The Wa Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Folk

THE FINEST GRATEFUL DEAD SHOW OF THE MID-1970s DISC 1 1. Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleoo 09:52 2. Cassidy 04:20 3. Row Jimmy 09:47 4. Mama Tried 03:03 5. Scarlet Begonias 11:22 6. Looks Like Rain 07:10 7. Tennessee Jed 09:14 8. New Minglewood Blues 04:56 9. Loser 08:00 10. The Music Never Stopped 06:49 DISC 2 1. Might As Well 05:54 2. Samson And Delilah 07:10 3. Candyman 07:47 4. Lazy Lightning 07:30 5. Supplication 01:21 6. Let It Grow 06:49 7. Drum Solo 03:22 8. Let It Grow (Reprise) 04:46 9. Wharf Rat 15:47 DISC 3 1. The Other One 06:21 2. St. Stephen 08:37 3. Not Fade Away 07:00 4. St. Stephen (Reprise) 00:58 5. The Wheel 06:02 6. The Other One (Reprise) 03:20 7. Stella Blue 10:47 8. Sugar Magnolia 10:05 9. Johnny B. Goode 04:00 Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Rock

Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Pop/Soul

FOURTH & FINAL TITLE IN LEFTFIELD MEDIA’S 1978 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BROADCAST COLLECTION! Without question, a significant factor in what makes Bruce Springsteens Darkness Tour his greatest ever jaunt in the eyes of his fans is the series of FM radio broadca Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Rock

Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Jazz

Journeys story is one of massive success. This superb live broadcast recording, from Houston s The Summit during the Departure tour in 1980, catches the band amidst their most creative and successful period. Between 1978 and 1987 Journey had no less than seven consecutive multi-platinum albums. They have also had a staggering 18 Top 40 singles, six of which reached the Top 10. By the time of this concert, the band had already been through six different line-ups, although guitarist Neal Schon, keyboard player Gregg Rolie and bassist Ross Valory remained central to the group and had all been founder members. Journey had been formed in San Francisco seven years earlier, in 1973, by ex-members of Latin rock superstars Santana (Schon and Rolie) and cult West Coast psychedelic band Frumious Bandersnatch (Vallory and original rhythm guitarist George Tickner). In their first few years the band released three well-regarded, but not particularly successful albums, Journey (1975), Look Into The Future (1976) and Next (1977). But it wasn t until 1978 that the band really began to hit the big time, after the addition of vocalist Steve Perry, who introduced a much more Pop-oriented and commercial element to the band s previous Progressive Rock sound. Infinity (1978), the first album to feature Perry broke into the charts, it soon reached number 21 and eventually went platinum; the band also had hits with both singles Lights and Wheel in the Sky, featured here. Highly-regarded English producer Roy Thomas Baker, who had been responsible for overseeing Queen s majestic studio recordings, was in the chair for this album - and the result was quite clearly Journey s most commercially-appealing record thus far! The album is heavily featured in this concert recording: there are great versions too of Feeling That Way, Anytime, Winds Of March, Patiently and Opened the Door. By the time of the next album, Evolution , the following year, British drummer Aynsley Dunbar had been replaced by Steve Smith, who was previously with Ronnie Montrose s band. The album was another excellent Baker-produced platinum-seller and the single Lovin , Touchin , Squeezin went Top 20 - a fine live version is featured here, together with Just The Same Way, Lovin You Is Easy and Too Late. The same line-up held together for the next recording, the band s most successful album to date, Departure (1980) which also spawned the hit single Any Way You Want It. It is this line-up that is featured on this broadcast, playing superb versions of several cuts: Where Were You, People and Places, Walks like a Lady, Line of Fire and Precious Time. Unlike its predecessors, this album was largely recorded live-in-the-studio, which lent a great dynamic edge to the music. Whilst the set list here concentrates almost exclusively on Journey s three most successful alums to date, the band do delve back into the more distant past to spotlight a version of the instrumental Kohoutek from their eponymous debut album. Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Rock

Bruce Springsteen has played over a thousand shows across the last four decades, nearly all of which will live forever in the hearts and memories of the fans who attended. However, there are a handful of shows that are so well-known and legendary that they are referred to simply by one name: Agora, Passaic, and Winterland. These shows have become part of a Springsteen fans vernacular and used as a point of reference when discussing just about every aspect of Bruces career. These abbreviations of course refer to the following concerts Bruce and the E. Streeters performed in the wake of the Darkness album in 1978. Agora: The Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, OH, August 9, 1978; Passaic: Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ, September 19, 1978; Winterland: The Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, CA, December 15, 1978. In addition to all being from the same tour, they were also all broadcast live on the radio. And they were transmitted through the surrounding areas the Agora show was heard throughout the Mid West; Passiac was heard up and down the Northeast, and Winterland was broadcast in Northern California up through Seattle, Washington - indeed all areas that had supported Bruce in the first five years of his recording career, and through extended time between the Born to Run album and its 1978 follow-up, Darkness on the Edge of Town. The show presented on this 3 CD set, as performed in Passaic, New Jersey, on September 19th 1978, is perhaps the best of the bunch. Played on the first night of a 3 date run at the Capitol Theatre, it was the night before Bruces birthday on the 20th, and the party mood had begun Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Rock

Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Rock

Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Rock

Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Rock

Record Label: Left Field Media Style: Rock