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Great Work Ron, thanks very much for this one! Great to have such a great show from the 1984 tour. And soundwise in a far better shape than the other 1984 timeline concert (at least to my ears).

Ron, Thank you very much ! Cheers, Jim Try to Remember Peace [email protected] mod

If you want to dig deep into the differences between the various versions of Weld, I recommend visiting this link: https://sugarmtn.org/sm_recordings1.php and search for Weld. It's not easy to

Subject: Re: Walking To New Orleans - source of the 2007 Goin' Home - A Tribute To Fats Domino CD Date: ? ? Wed, 08 Jan 2025 14:39:57 -0800 From: ?Tom Hambleton <info@...> You are correct.

Thank you so much for your editing work Ron. Much appreciated as always.

Sugar Mountain shows that the song was performed twice; 10 September 2005 (React Now) and 18th September 2005 (Farm Aid). Sugar Mountain doesn't provide non official song cross referencing so there is

thank you so much Ron!!!!

Weld is great!!!?? One note that some may remember (but others may not) is that the "audio mix" on the home video of Weld was completed by Neil with Briggs, Hanlon, Mulligan and Nowland...while the

Thanks Ron, great work as per usual and your edits make for a more enjoyable listen to my ears at least. ?Let’s hope there’s plenty more Timeline concerts in 2025 that need your expertise. Happy

It's been cold and snowy in the UK so I took some time at my PC yesterday to finally finish off the Gilley's Rodeo show, recorded directly from the NYA stream and then edited and turned into FLAC

Agree on Weld, it was also a 'gateway' record for me and I love the effects he strangles out of Old Black, think it's the Whizzer that makes it sound like techtonic plates are shifting. Love To Burn

Recently I came across a recording of Walking To New Orleans, whereby Neil is accompanied by the Fisk University Jubilee Singers. This song is on a Fats Domino tribute album called Goin' Home.

I started listening to Neil when I was 16 or 17 years old. And at that time Weld came out so that immediately became my favorite live recording. Especially the version of Cortez on Weld resonates with

Ok, a quick copy from Pasadena 1984 is here for you all: https://mega.nz/folder/pewVyDKB#kwRtR_0X_6bO9WX7Xcnszg Certainly not as good as Ron's, but better than nothing... Greets from

Well, it was one that I planned to work on over the Christmas holidays David, but then the Cork recording surfaced and I simply never got round to it. But it is back up on my PC right now so let's

This is too cool, what an amazing find. Thanks for posting. Andrew

Thanks in advance for working on this one, Ron. This is one I'm really looking forward to having in a tracked version. The International Harvesters are very special to me. That's when I became a

?I will repeat here what I posted on the video: This is really cool. As a kid, I realized reel to reel was probably the best format for good sound quality. This sounds excellent, thanks for

This is quoted from the person who posted this on the Steve Hoffman forum: ---------- My brother got a 7.5ips open reel copy of On the Beach recently in a random lot of other reels. It seems to be

Not sure about Carnegie Hall, but the others were. I missed the Glastonbury upload, the others are here https://mega.nz/folder/ZR8CzQqB#vnz88Y17s2sZzidv1teIpw