Jackson Browne 1939-??-??
Revisiting The Albums Vol 1-8, Compilation, Compilation
Set 1
JACKSON BROWNE
Revisting the Albums (featuring stories shared)
Vol. 1, Jackson Browne (1972)
This is a look back at Jackson Browne's eponymous first album (aka Saturate Before Using). The idea is to create a "storytellers" type compilation about the album itself and the songs on it. Of course, there are some songs Jackson has talked about over and over during performances and interviews, telling slightly different stories each time but generally following the same theme for each song. Then again, there are other songs which I don't believe Jackson has ever discussed publicly. "A Child in These Hills" and "Under the Falling Sky" are 2 songs from this album for which I could find no comments.
CDRs received in trade > EAC > HD > various editing (see below) > TLH > FLAC > You
All tracks were normalized to 98%, using EAC. Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Audacity was used to modify the volume on certain tracks as well as to fade in and fade out.
Vol. 1 (64:23):
01. Gene Shay Album Interview--WMMR Philadelphia 11.14.71
02. A Child in These Hills--New Orleans 3.2.75
03. Intro to Jamaica Say You Will--Bryn Mawr 8.15.73
04. Jamaica Say You Will--Bryn Mawr 8.15.73
05. Intro to Song for Adam--Hempstead 10.9.73
06. Song for Adam--Hempstead 10.9.73
07. Intro to Doctor My Eyes--Storytellers-New York City 4.8.76
08. Doctor My Eyes--Eugene 3.3.94
09. Intro to From Silver Lake--Atlantic City 3.28.08
10. From Silver Lake--Syracuse 3.27.71
11. Intro to Something Fine--Hochstein 10.19.96
12. Something Fine--Paris 11.4.96
13. Under the Falling Sky--Hempstead 10.9.73
14. Intro to Looking into You--Topeka 7.11.00
15. Looking into You--Topeka 7.11.00
16. Intro to Rock Me on the Water--Insight-British Radio 1976
17. Rock Me on the Water--Osaka 4.16.96
18. Intro to My Opening Farewell--Philadelphia 2.21.72
19. My Opening Farewell--Philadelphia 2.21.72
Tracks 10, 12, 15, and 19 contain solo acoustic performances by Jackson Browne.
Tracks 04 and 06: Jackson Browne performs with David Lindley.
Band on Track 2:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g, fdl, lap steel, vo)
Larry Zack (dr)
Dennis Kovarik (b)
Wayne Cook (p)
Herb Pedersen (bjo, vo)
Chris Smith (pdl steel,vo)
Band on Track 8:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g, oud)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, vo, g)
Luis Conte (perc)
Valerie Carter (vo)
Band on Track 13:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g, fdl, vo)
Larry Zack (dr)
Doug Haywood (b, vo)
Band on Track 16:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, vo, g)
Luis Conte (perc)
Vonda Shepard (vo)
JACKSON BROWNE
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 2, For Everyman (1973)
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Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Some were then combined using WAV Joiner Trial Edition. Audacity was used to modify the volume on certain tracks as well as to fade in and fade out. In addition, the speed was corrected on tracks 14 and 15, using Audacity.
This is the second in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs along with selected live performances of each song on the album in the original order from the album. I know many people enjoyed Vol. 1, and I believe Volume 2 represents an improvement over that first effort. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate stories about 4 of the songs, accompanied by alternate performances of those songs.
Jackson Browne performed an entire concert in 2004 in Topanga, CA, in which he looked back on each song on the For Everyman album and told stories about each one. I tried not to use any material from that performance, However, for 3 of the songs, that was the only recorded instance I could find of Jackson talking about those particular songs so I included a short amount of what Jackson said about each of them.
Since many of you probably don't have a copy of that particular show, I will upload it sometime after people have had the chance to download this one. The two will be quite different as the Topanga show was solo acoustic in its entirety. For this torrent I emphasized Jackson's performance of each song with a band if one was available and used no performances from the Topanga show. There are at least 2 recorded versions of the Topanga show. One has a few audio problems. The second, which is the one I intend to upload, was of much higher quality.
Most importantly: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have any of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
Vol.2 (77:55)
01. Intro to Take It Easy--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
02. Take It Easy--London 6.12.94
03. Our Lady of the Well--London 6.12.94
04. Intro to Colors of the Sun--Philadelphia 1.23.72
05. Colors of the Sun--Philadelphia 1.23.72
06. Intro to I Thought I Was a Child--Boston 10.9.76
07. I Thought I Was a Child--Boston 10.9.76
08. Intro to These Days--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
09. These Days--London 6.12.94
10. Intro to Redneck Friend--Topanga 8.20.04
11. Redneck Friend--Hempstead 10.9.73
12. Intro to The Times You've Come--Topanga 8.20.04
13. The Times You've Come--Rochester 10.19.96
14. Intro to Ready or Not--Chicago 3.8.74
15. Ready or Not--Chicago 3.8.74
16. Intro to Sing My Songs to Me--Topanga 8.20.04
17. Sing My Songs to Me--Providence 2.22.97
18. Intro to For Everyman--New York City 4.8.96
19. For Everyman--Nagoya 1.23.87
20. Final comments--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
21. silence
22. Intro to Our Lady of the Well--Syracuse 3.27.71
23. Intro to Our Lady of the Well--New York City 9.27.72
24. Our Lady of the Well--New York City 9.27.72
25. Intro to Redneck Friend--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
26. Redneck Friend--Denver 8.3.03
27. Intro to These Days--Toledo 10.18.03
28. These Days--Toledo 10.18.03
29. Intro to For Everyman--New York City 9.27.72
30. For Everyman--Bryn Mawr 9.7.75
On Tracks 5, 13, & 28 Jackson gives a solo acoustic performance.
On Tracks 24 & 30 David Lindley accompanies Jackson.
On Track 17 Shawn Colvin accompanies Jackson.
On Tracks 2, 3, & 9 the band consists of:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, g, vo)
Valerie Carter (vo)
On Track 7 the band is:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g, vo)
John Mouseri (dr)
Bryan Garofalo (b)
Mark Jordan (key)
David Morgan (g)
David Landau (g)
On Track 11 the players are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g)
Larry Zack (dr)
Doug Haywood (b)
On Track 15 the band is:
Jackson Browne (p, g, vo)
David Lindley (violin)
Doug Haywood (b)
Andrew Gold (g, p)
Larry Zack (dr)
On Track 19 the musicians are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
Scott Thurston (key, g, vo)
Ian Wallace (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Kevin Dukes (vo, g)
Doug Haywood (g, key, vo)
On Track 26 the band consists of:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Kevin McCormack (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Glynis Rogers (vo, perc)
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 3--Late for the Sky (1974)
Lineage: CDRs acquired in trade > EAC (secure mode) > HD > editing* > TLH > FLAC (level 8) > You
*Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Some were combined using WAV Joiner Trial Edition. EAC was used to normalize all tracks at 98%. Then, Audacity was used to modify the volume on certain tracks as well as to fade in and fade out.
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This is the third in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of 3 of the songs.
For many people Late for the Sky is their favorite Jackson Browne album. In order to keep the live performances as close as possible to the sound of the original album, I have primarily selected recordings from that era with many of the musicians who contributed to the original recording.
Most importantly: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
Vol. 2 (77:53)
01. Album Intro--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
02. Intro to Late for the Sky--BBC Radio 2 10/12/04
03. Late for the Sky--Boston 10/9/76
04. Intro to Farther On--In the Studio FM 5/16/94
05. Farther On--Boston 10/9/76
06. Intro to Fountain of Sorrow--Saratoga 9/5/00
07. Fountain of Sorrow--Boston 10/9/76
08. Intro to The Late Show--Topanga 8/20/04
09. The Late Show--Santa Monica 8/17/74
10. Intro to The Road and the Sky--Off the Record (FM) 3/14/94
11. The Road and the Sky--Osaka 11/13/80
12. For a Dancer Commentary--Media America FM 2/21/94
13. Intro to For a Dancer--Paris 11/4/96
14. For a Dancer--Bryn Mawr 9/7/75
15. Follow Up Commentary on For a Dancer--BBC Radio 10/12/04
16. Intro to Walking Slow--World Cafe FM 10/25/02
17. Walking Slow--New Haven 4/3/75
18. Before the Deluge--Morrison 8/11/77
19. Final Album Commentary--BBC Radio 2 10/12/04
20. silence
21. Late for the Sky (alternate version)--Osaka 4/26/03
22. The Late Show (alternate version)--Udine 11/28/04
23. For a Dancer (alternate version)--Manchester 3/30/03
On Tracks 21, 22, & 23 Jackson gives a solo acoustic performance.
On Track 14 David Lindley accompanies Jackson.
On Tracks 3, 5, and 7 the band is:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g, vo)
John Mouseri (dr)
Bryan Garofalo (b)
Mark Jordan (key)
David Morgan (g)
David Landau (g)
On Track 9 the players are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g)
Doug Haywood (b, bkg vo)
Jai Winding (key)
On Track 11 the band consists of:
Jackson Browne (vo,g)
David Lindley (g)
Bob Glaub (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Craig Doerge- (p)
Bill Payne (key)
Rosemary Butler (bkg vo)
Doug Haywood (bkg vo, g)
On Track 17 the musicians are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g)
Herb Pederson (g, banjo)
Chris Smith (pedal steel)
Dennis Kovarik (b)
Wayne Cook (key)
Larry Zack (dr)
On Track 18 the band is:
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
David Lindley (fiddle)
Danny Kortchmar (g)
Craig Doerge (key)
Leland Sklar (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Rosemary Butler (bkg vo)
Doug Haywood (bkg vo)
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 4--The Pretender (1976)
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*Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Some were combined using WAV Joiner Trial Edition. Then, Audacity was used to modify the volume on certain tracks as well as to fade in and fade out. Audacity was also used to correct the speed on the final track, adjusting it to 6.5% faster than the source.
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This is the fourth volume in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of 6 of the songs.
While several of the songs from The Pretender are staples for Jackson in concert, a few of the songs on this album have seldom been performed. "Daddy's Tune" was one that Jackson had never been recorded performing in public until he attempted to do so during his solo acoustic tour of 2004 following an audience request. That performance is included here. Three versions of Your Bright Baby Blues have been included--a 1994 performance, a solo acoustic performance, and a 1974 performance with a band featuring David Lindley. That performance was the first ever recorded public performance of the song and-- along with a performance of the song later that year with the Eagles on Don Kirschner's Rock Concert--predates the album release by more than 2 years. The song was not recorded being performed before an audience again until 1977. Unfortunately the opening line of the song is missing from the recording, but it is definitely worth listening to anyway.
Most importantly: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
Vol. 4 (79:46)
01. Album Intro--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
02. The Fuse--Osaka 11.13.80
03. Intro (Chicago 3.8.74) > Your Bright Baby Blues--Northrup 3.1.94
04. Intro to Linda Paloma--San Jose 3.8.87
05. Linda Paloma--Eugene 3.3.94
06. Intro to Here Come Those Tears Again--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
07. Here Come Those Tears Again--Cuyahoga Falls 8.7.78
08. Intro to Daddy's Tune--Linden 6.22.04
09. Daddy's Tune--Linden 6.22.04
10. The Only Child--Osaka 3.24.77
11. Sleep's Dark and Silent Gate--Osaka 11.13.80
12. Intro to The Pretender--New York City 4.8.96
13. The Pretender--Belfast 6.28.94
14. Your Bright Baby Blues (alternate version)--11.26.04
15. Intro to Linda Paloma--Hilversum 12.8.76
16. Linda Paloma (alternate version)--Hilversum 12.8.76
17. Here Come Those Tears Again (alternate version)--London 11.1.04
18. Sleep's Dark and Silent Gate--Berkeley 10.9.97
19. The Only Child (alternate version)--Nottingham 10.30.04
20. The Pretender (alternate version)--Morrison 8.11.77
21. Your Bright Baby Blues (alternate version)--Chicago 3.8.74)
On Tracks 9, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 Jackson Browne gives a solo acoustic performance.
On Tracks 2 and 11 the band consists of:
Jackson Browne (vo,g)
David Lindley (g)
Bob Glaub (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Craig Doerge (p)
Bill Payne (key)
Rosemary Butler (bkg vo)
Doug Haywood (bkg vo, g)
On Tracks 3 & 5 the players are:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g, oud)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, vo, g)
Luis Conte (perc)
Valerie Carter (vo)
On Track 7 the musicians are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g)
Jim Gordon (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Craig Doerge (key)
Doug Haywood (vo, g)
Rosemary Butler (vo)
Playing on Track 10 are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (fdl)
John Mouseri (dr)
Bryan Garofalo (b)
Mark Jordan (key)
David Morgan (g)
David Landau (g)
On Track 13 the performers are:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g, oud)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, vo, g)
On Track 21 the band is:
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
David Lindley (fiddle)
Danny Kortchmar (g)
Craig Doerge (key)
Leland Sklar (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Rosemary Butler (bkg vo)
Doug Haywood (bkg vo)
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 5--Running on Empty (1977)
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*Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Some were combined using WAV Joiner Trial Edition. Then, Audacity was used to fade in and fade out on certain tracks. Ashampoo Burning Studio 6 was used to normalize the sound for all tracks.
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This is the fifth volume in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of 5 of the songs.
The album Running on Empty was the first of its kind--featuring all live performances of songs that had never been recorded--or heard by an audience--before the live recording was made. It’s an album painting a picture of life on the road for an up-and-coming band by a band that was actually on the road at the time. Some of the performances on this compilation were recorded before Running on Empty was commercially released and may have actually been considered for use by Jackson Browne at one time. A few others were recorded shortly after the album had been released.
The non-acoustic tracks were recorded from performances from 1977-1980 when the band was basically the group which was recorded on the Running on Empty album. At that time, the songs were played somewhat differently each time out. The tracks selected here are ones available that sound the closest to those on the commercial recording. The one exception is Nothing but Time, for which a good recording from that time period could not be found.
Most importantly: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
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Vol. 5 (78:59):
01. Album Intro--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
02. Running on Empty--Osaka 11.13.80
03. The Road--Los Angeles 9.13.77
04. Commentary on The Road--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
05. Recording in a Motel--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
06. Rosie--Stamford 5.19.02
07. The Origin of Rosie--In the Studio (Dallas)-12.27.97
08. Intro to You Love the Thunder--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
09. You Love the Thunder--Morrison 8.11.77
10. Intro to Cocaine--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
11. Cocaine--Morrison 8.11.77
12. Shaky Town--Birmingham 1,26.78
13. Love Needs a Heart--Inglewood 8.4.79
14. Intro to Nothing but Time--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
15. Nothing but Time--London 6.12.94
16. Intro to The Load Out/Stay--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
17. The Load Out/Stay--Birmingham 1.26.78
18. Intro to The Road (alternate version with Danny O’Keefe)--Seattle 6.1.01
19. The Road (alternate version with Danny O’Keefe)--Seattle 6.1.01
20. Rosie (alternate version)--Manchester 3.30.03
21. Intro to Cocaine (alternate version)--Greenville 4.9.00
22. Cocaine (alternate version)--Greenville 4.9.00
23. Love Needs a Heart (alternate version)--Barcelona 11.22.96
24. Album Chat--104.3 FM (New York City) 9.24.02
25. Running on Empty (alternate version)--Santa Barbara 3.28.04
Redbeard conducted all In the Studio interviews.
On Track 06, 22, 23, and 25, Jackson gives a solo acoustic performance.
On Track 19, Jackson (g, voc) performs with Danny O’Keefe (voc, harmonica).
On Track 20, Jackson Browne played piano and sang the lead vocal with backing vocals by
Jeff Young
Mauricio Lewak
Mark Goldenberg
On Track 02, the band was
Jackson Browne (voc,g)
David Lindley (g)
Bob Glaub (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Craig Doerge (p)
Bill Payne (key)
Rosemary Butler (bkg voc)
Doug Haywood (bkg voc, g)
On Tracks 03, 09, 11, 12, & 17, the musicians were
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
David Lindley (g, psg, viol)
Danny Kortchmar (g)
Craig Doerge (key)
Leland Sklar (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Rosemary Butler (bkg voc)
Doug Haywood (bkb voc)
Playing on Track 13 were
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
Rosemary Butler (bkg voc)
Doug Haywood (bkg voc)
& Little Feat:
Billy Payne (key)
Paul Barrere (g)
Richie Hayward (dr)
Kenny Gradney (b)
Sam Clayton (perc)
The band on Track 15 the band was
Jackson Browne (voc, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, voc)
Scott Thurston (key, g, voc)
Valerie Carter (voc)
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 6--Hold Out (1980)
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*Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Some were combined using WAV Joiner Trial Edition. Then, Audacity was used to fade in and fade out on certain tracks as well as to normalize the sound for all tracks.
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This is the sixth volume in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of 3 of the songs.
Jackson Browne’s sixth album, Hold Out was released in June 1980 and went straight to #1. (It was certified platinum within 3 months of release and stayed on the charts for 38 weeks.) The first single, "Boulevard" reached #19 and the follow-up single "That Girl Could Sing" reached #22. The album contained only 7 songs, and although all of them were played on the tour supporting the album, after 1987, Jackson no longer performed “Disco Apocalypse, “ “Hold Out,” “Of Missing Persons,” or “Hold On Hold Out” while touring. “Boulevard” and “That Girl Could Sing” have been performed on several band tours since then, however, and “Call It a Loan” has been a staple on Jackson’s acoustic tours. Hold Out is an album of which Jackson has seldom spoken, only briefly sharing the origin of 4 of the songs with his audiences.
Except for the alternate version of “Boulevard” (2009), all of the musical tracks here are from performances from 1980 through 1987. The 1980 performances include David Lindley in the band, as does the acoustic duet of “Call It a Loan” from 1987. The other band tracks are from performances from after Lindley left to pursue his own musical career.
Most importantly: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
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Vol. 6 (69:36)
01. Introductory Chat about Songwritng--Media America 2.21.94.
02. Intro to Disco Apocalypse--Source Unknown
03. Disco Apocalypse--Osaka 11.13.80
04. Hold Out--Osaka 11.13.80
05. Intro to That Girl Could Sing--Osaka 11.13.80 & London 6.12.94
06. That Girl Could Sing--London 7.15.82
07. Intro to Boulevard--Media America 2.21.94
08. Boulevard--Mountain View 8.23.86
09. Intro to Of Missing Persons--Cleveland 9.18.80
10. Of Missing Persons--Osaka 11.13.80
11. Call It a Loan--Osaka 11.13.80
12. Hold On Hold Out--London 7.15.82
13. Boulevard (Alternate Version)--Adelaide 3.15.09
14. Intro to Call It a Loan (Alternate Version)--Santa Cruz 5.18.87
15, Call It a Loan (Acoustic Version)--Santa Cruz 5.19.87
16. Hold On Hold Out (Alternate Version)--Osaka 11.13.80
On Tracks 03, 04, 08, 11, and 16 the band was:
Jackson Browne (voc,g)
David Lindley (g, vio)
Bob Glaub (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Craig Doerge (p)
Bill Payne (key)
Rosemary Butler (bkg voc)
Doug Haywood (bkg voc, g)
Playing on Tracks 6 & 12 were:
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
Rick Vito (bkg g, voc)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Craig Doerge (key)
Danny Kortchmar (g)
Doug Haywood (bkg g, voc)
The musicians on Track 13 were:
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Jeff Young (key,bkg voc)
Alethea Mills (bkg voc)
Chavonne Morris (bkg voc)
On Track 15, David Lindley (g, voc) performs with Jackson
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 7--Hold Out (1983)
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*Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Some were combined using WAV Joiner Trial Edition. Then, Audacity was used to fade in and fade out on certain tracks as well as to normalize the sound for all tracks. Tracks 12 and 21 were
also corrected (minus 4%) for pitch with Audacity.
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This is the seventh volume in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of 3 of the songs.
Lawyers in Love was Jackson Browne's fourth straight Top 10 album, peaking at #8 and staying on the charts for 33 weeks. The single "Lawyers in Love" went to #13, "Tender Is the Night" went to #25, and "For a Rocker" peaked at #45.
Jackson seldom spoke about the album and has offered insight on only 4 of the songs during concert appearances and radio interviews. "Knock on Any Door" was performed a few times on Jackson's 1982 European Tour--before the album was released--but never again, not even during Jackson's 1983 Lawyers in Love Tour for the album. "On the Day" and "Cut It Away" have not been performed since that 1983 Lawyers in Love Tour. Jackson continued to play "Downtown" from time to time during the 1986 Lives in the Balance Tour but has not performed it since. "Tender Is the Night" has remained somewhat of a staple, performed both acoustically and with the band on various tours, and "For a Rocker" has been used to close some band concerts in the 1990s and 2000s. Interestingly, Jackson has apparently performed "Lawyers in Love" only a single time--acoustically in Stockholm in 2003--since the 1980s.
MOST IMPORTANTLY: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
01. Intro to album--Media America FM 2.21.94
02. Intro to Lawyers in Love--Wantaugh 6.29.86 & London 10.1.86
03. Lawyers in Love--Essen 3.15.86
04. Outro to Lawyers in Love--Media America FM 2.21.94
05. On the Day--Dallas 8.21.83
06. Cut It Away--Dallas 8.21.83
07. Intro to Downtown--Cedar Rapids 7.25.86
08. Downtown--Dallas 8.21.83
09. Intro to Tender Is the Night--Media America 2.21.94
10. Tender Is the Night--Legnago 7.29.82
11. Outro to Tender Is the Night--Media America 2.21.94
12. Knock on Any Door--Los Angeles (rehearsal) 1982
13. Intro to Say It Isn't True--Wantaugh 6.19.86
14. Say It Isn't True--Dallas 8.21.83
15. For a Rocker--Mountain View 8.23.86
16. Intro to Lawyers in Love (alternate acoustic version)--Stockholm 3.24.03
17. Lawyers in Love (alternate acoustic version)--Stockholm 3.24.03
18. Follow up chat to Lawyers in Love (alternate acoustic version)--Stockholm 3.24.03
19. Tender Is the Night (alternate acoustic version)--Topeka 7.1.00
20. For a Rocker (alternate version w Steve Lukather and David Paich)--Munich 6.22.96
21. Tender Is the Night (alternate version)--Los Angeles (rehearsal) 1982
22. Lawyers in Love (alternate version with early lyrics & chorus)--Berlin 6.6.82
23. silence
24. Lawyers in Love (alternate instrumental version--fades out)--Los Angeles (rehearsal) 1982
Playing on Tracks 5, 6, 8, and are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
Rick Vito (g, vo)
Russel Kunkel (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Craig Doerge (key)
Doug Haywood (vo, g, key)
The band for Track 10 and probably Tracks 12, 21, and 24 consists of:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
Danny Kortchmar (g)
Rick Vito (g, vo)
Russel Kunkel (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Craig Doerge (key)
Doug Haywood (g, vo)
On Tracks 3 and 15 the band is:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Scott Thurston (key, g, vo)
Ian Wallace (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Kevin Dukes (vo, g)
Doug Haywood (key, vo, g)
Musicians performing on Track 20 are:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, vo, g)
Valerie Carter (vo)
Jackson gives a solo acoustic performance on Tracks 17 and 19.
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 8--Lives in the Balance (1986)
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This is the eighth volume in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of many of the songs.
Lives in the Balance was released February 19, 1986 on Asylum Records. It reached #23 on the album charts and remained on the chart for 31 weeks. It became RIAA Certified Gold on July 8, 1986. The first single "For America" was Jackson's 10th Top 40 hit, reaching #30 on the charts. The follow-up single, "In The Shape Of A Heart", peaked at #70.
MOST IMPORTANTLY: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
Vol. 8 (79:33)
01. Intro to the album--In the Studio FM 5.16.94
02. Chat--For America--KLOS FM 3.3.98
03. For America--Santa Barbara 12.9.84
04. Intro to Soldier of Plenty--Saratoga Springs 6.24.86
05. Soldier of Plenty--Essen 3.15.86
06. Intro to In the Shape of a Heart--Media America FM 2.21.94
07. In the Shape of a Heart--Essen 3.15.86
08. Follow up on In the Shape of a Heart--In the Studio FM 5.16.94
09. Candy--Essen 3.15.86
10. Intro to Lawless Avenues--Santa Rosa 4.16.08
11. Lawless Avenues--Essen 3.15.86
12. Intro to Lives in the Balance--Rome 10.21.86
13. Lives in the Balance--Essen 3.15.86
14. Intro to Till I Go Down--Nagoya 1.23.87
15. Till I Go Down--Nagoya 1.23.87
16. Intro to Black and White--Rochester 10.19.96
17. Black and White--Essen 3.15.86
18. Lives in the Balance (alternate version)--San Diego 5.17.87
19. For America (early version)--San Francisco 12.9.84
20. Intro to Soldier of Plenty (unfinished early version)--San Francisco 12.9.84
21. Soldier of Plenty (unfinished early version)--San Francisco 12.9.84
22. In the Shape of a Heart (acoustic version)--Madrid 3.21.99
23. Lawless Avenues (acoustic version)--Santa Monica 3.21.99
24. Lives in the Balance (alternate version)--Hermosa Beach 10.4.07
Jackson gave a solo acoustic performance on Tracks 22 and 23.
On Tracks 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, and 17 Jackson performed with:
Scott Thurston (key, g, vo)
Ian Wallace (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Kevin Dukes (vo, g)
Doug Haywood (g, sax, key, vo)
Playing with Jackson on Track 18 were:
Sangre Machehual
David Crosby (vo)
Graham Nash (vo)
Members of Jackson's band on Tracks 19 and 21 included:
Rick Vito (g, vo)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Craig Doerge (key)
Doug Haywood (vo, g)
On Track 24 the artists performing with Jackson were:
Jeff Young (key)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormack (b)
Chavonne Morris (vo)
Alethea Mills (vo)
Revisting the Albums (featuring stories shared)
Vol. 1, Jackson Browne (1972)
This is a look back at Jackson Browne's eponymous first album (aka Saturate Before Using). The idea is to create a "storytellers" type compilation about the album itself and the songs on it. Of course, there are some songs Jackson has talked about over and over during performances and interviews, telling slightly different stories each time but generally following the same theme for each song. Then again, there are other songs which I don't believe Jackson has ever discussed publicly. "A Child in These Hills" and "Under the Falling Sky" are 2 songs from this album for which I could find no comments.
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All tracks were normalized to 98%, using EAC. Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Audacity was used to modify the volume on certain tracks as well as to fade in and fade out.
Vol. 1 (64:23):
01. Gene Shay Album Interview--WMMR Philadelphia 11.14.71
02. A Child in These Hills--New Orleans 3.2.75
03. Intro to Jamaica Say You Will--Bryn Mawr 8.15.73
04. Jamaica Say You Will--Bryn Mawr 8.15.73
05. Intro to Song for Adam--Hempstead 10.9.73
06. Song for Adam--Hempstead 10.9.73
07. Intro to Doctor My Eyes--Storytellers-New York City 4.8.76
08. Doctor My Eyes--Eugene 3.3.94
09. Intro to From Silver Lake--Atlantic City 3.28.08
10. From Silver Lake--Syracuse 3.27.71
11. Intro to Something Fine--Hochstein 10.19.96
12. Something Fine--Paris 11.4.96
13. Under the Falling Sky--Hempstead 10.9.73
14. Intro to Looking into You--Topeka 7.11.00
15. Looking into You--Topeka 7.11.00
16. Intro to Rock Me on the Water--Insight-British Radio 1976
17. Rock Me on the Water--Osaka 4.16.96
18. Intro to My Opening Farewell--Philadelphia 2.21.72
19. My Opening Farewell--Philadelphia 2.21.72
Tracks 10, 12, 15, and 19 contain solo acoustic performances by Jackson Browne.
Tracks 04 and 06: Jackson Browne performs with David Lindley.
Band on Track 2:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g, fdl, lap steel, vo)
Larry Zack (dr)
Dennis Kovarik (b)
Wayne Cook (p)
Herb Pedersen (bjo, vo)
Chris Smith (pdl steel,vo)
Band on Track 8:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g, oud)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, vo, g)
Luis Conte (perc)
Valerie Carter (vo)
Band on Track 13:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g, fdl, vo)
Larry Zack (dr)
Doug Haywood (b, vo)
Band on Track 16:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, vo, g)
Luis Conte (perc)
Vonda Shepard (vo)
JACKSON BROWNE
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 2, For Everyman (1973)
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This is the second in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs along with selected live performances of each song on the album in the original order from the album. I know many people enjoyed Vol. 1, and I believe Volume 2 represents an improvement over that first effort. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate stories about 4 of the songs, accompanied by alternate performances of those songs.
Jackson Browne performed an entire concert in 2004 in Topanga, CA, in which he looked back on each song on the For Everyman album and told stories about each one. I tried not to use any material from that performance, However, for 3 of the songs, that was the only recorded instance I could find of Jackson talking about those particular songs so I included a short amount of what Jackson said about each of them.
Since many of you probably don't have a copy of that particular show, I will upload it sometime after people have had the chance to download this one. The two will be quite different as the Topanga show was solo acoustic in its entirety. For this torrent I emphasized Jackson's performance of each song with a band if one was available and used no performances from the Topanga show. There are at least 2 recorded versions of the Topanga show. One has a few audio problems. The second, which is the one I intend to upload, was of much higher quality.
Most importantly: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have any of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
Vol.2 (77:55)
01. Intro to Take It Easy--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
02. Take It Easy--London 6.12.94
03. Our Lady of the Well--London 6.12.94
04. Intro to Colors of the Sun--Philadelphia 1.23.72
05. Colors of the Sun--Philadelphia 1.23.72
06. Intro to I Thought I Was a Child--Boston 10.9.76
07. I Thought I Was a Child--Boston 10.9.76
08. Intro to These Days--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
09. These Days--London 6.12.94
10. Intro to Redneck Friend--Topanga 8.20.04
11. Redneck Friend--Hempstead 10.9.73
12. Intro to The Times You've Come--Topanga 8.20.04
13. The Times You've Come--Rochester 10.19.96
14. Intro to Ready or Not--Chicago 3.8.74
15. Ready or Not--Chicago 3.8.74
16. Intro to Sing My Songs to Me--Topanga 8.20.04
17. Sing My Songs to Me--Providence 2.22.97
18. Intro to For Everyman--New York City 4.8.96
19. For Everyman--Nagoya 1.23.87
20. Final comments--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
21. silence
22. Intro to Our Lady of the Well--Syracuse 3.27.71
23. Intro to Our Lady of the Well--New York City 9.27.72
24. Our Lady of the Well--New York City 9.27.72
25. Intro to Redneck Friend--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
26. Redneck Friend--Denver 8.3.03
27. Intro to These Days--Toledo 10.18.03
28. These Days--Toledo 10.18.03
29. Intro to For Everyman--New York City 9.27.72
30. For Everyman--Bryn Mawr 9.7.75
On Tracks 5, 13, & 28 Jackson gives a solo acoustic performance.
On Tracks 24 & 30 David Lindley accompanies Jackson.
On Track 17 Shawn Colvin accompanies Jackson.
On Tracks 2, 3, & 9 the band consists of:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, g, vo)
Valerie Carter (vo)
On Track 7 the band is:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g, vo)
John Mouseri (dr)
Bryan Garofalo (b)
Mark Jordan (key)
David Morgan (g)
David Landau (g)
On Track 11 the players are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g)
Larry Zack (dr)
Doug Haywood (b)
On Track 15 the band is:
Jackson Browne (p, g, vo)
David Lindley (violin)
Doug Haywood (b)
Andrew Gold (g, p)
Larry Zack (dr)
On Track 19 the musicians are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
Scott Thurston (key, g, vo)
Ian Wallace (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Kevin Dukes (vo, g)
Doug Haywood (g, key, vo)
On Track 26 the band consists of:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Kevin McCormack (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Glynis Rogers (vo, perc)
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 3--Late for the Sky (1974)
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*Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Some were combined using WAV Joiner Trial Edition. EAC was used to normalize all tracks at 98%. Then, Audacity was used to modify the volume on certain tracks as well as to fade in and fade out.
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This is the third in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of 3 of the songs.
For many people Late for the Sky is their favorite Jackson Browne album. In order to keep the live performances as close as possible to the sound of the original album, I have primarily selected recordings from that era with many of the musicians who contributed to the original recording.
Most importantly: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
Vol. 2 (77:53)
01. Album Intro--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
02. Intro to Late for the Sky--BBC Radio 2 10/12/04
03. Late for the Sky--Boston 10/9/76
04. Intro to Farther On--In the Studio FM 5/16/94
05. Farther On--Boston 10/9/76
06. Intro to Fountain of Sorrow--Saratoga 9/5/00
07. Fountain of Sorrow--Boston 10/9/76
08. Intro to The Late Show--Topanga 8/20/04
09. The Late Show--Santa Monica 8/17/74
10. Intro to The Road and the Sky--Off the Record (FM) 3/14/94
11. The Road and the Sky--Osaka 11/13/80
12. For a Dancer Commentary--Media America FM 2/21/94
13. Intro to For a Dancer--Paris 11/4/96
14. For a Dancer--Bryn Mawr 9/7/75
15. Follow Up Commentary on For a Dancer--BBC Radio 10/12/04
16. Intro to Walking Slow--World Cafe FM 10/25/02
17. Walking Slow--New Haven 4/3/75
18. Before the Deluge--Morrison 8/11/77
19. Final Album Commentary--BBC Radio 2 10/12/04
20. silence
21. Late for the Sky (alternate version)--Osaka 4/26/03
22. The Late Show (alternate version)--Udine 11/28/04
23. For a Dancer (alternate version)--Manchester 3/30/03
On Tracks 21, 22, & 23 Jackson gives a solo acoustic performance.
On Track 14 David Lindley accompanies Jackson.
On Tracks 3, 5, and 7 the band is:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g, vo)
John Mouseri (dr)
Bryan Garofalo (b)
Mark Jordan (key)
David Morgan (g)
David Landau (g)
On Track 9 the players are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g)
Doug Haywood (b, bkg vo)
Jai Winding (key)
On Track 11 the band consists of:
Jackson Browne (vo,g)
David Lindley (g)
Bob Glaub (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Craig Doerge- (p)
Bill Payne (key)
Rosemary Butler (bkg vo)
Doug Haywood (bkg vo, g)
On Track 17 the musicians are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g)
Herb Pederson (g, banjo)
Chris Smith (pedal steel)
Dennis Kovarik (b)
Wayne Cook (key)
Larry Zack (dr)
On Track 18 the band is:
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
David Lindley (fiddle)
Danny Kortchmar (g)
Craig Doerge (key)
Leland Sklar (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Rosemary Butler (bkg vo)
Doug Haywood (bkg vo)
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 4--The Pretender (1976)
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This is the fourth volume in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of 6 of the songs.
While several of the songs from The Pretender are staples for Jackson in concert, a few of the songs on this album have seldom been performed. "Daddy's Tune" was one that Jackson had never been recorded performing in public until he attempted to do so during his solo acoustic tour of 2004 following an audience request. That performance is included here. Three versions of Your Bright Baby Blues have been included--a 1994 performance, a solo acoustic performance, and a 1974 performance with a band featuring David Lindley. That performance was the first ever recorded public performance of the song and-- along with a performance of the song later that year with the Eagles on Don Kirschner's Rock Concert--predates the album release by more than 2 years. The song was not recorded being performed before an audience again until 1977. Unfortunately the opening line of the song is missing from the recording, but it is definitely worth listening to anyway.
Most importantly: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
Vol. 4 (79:46)
01. Album Intro--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
02. The Fuse--Osaka 11.13.80
03. Intro (Chicago 3.8.74) > Your Bright Baby Blues--Northrup 3.1.94
04. Intro to Linda Paloma--San Jose 3.8.87
05. Linda Paloma--Eugene 3.3.94
06. Intro to Here Come Those Tears Again--Insight Radio (UK) 1976
07. Here Come Those Tears Again--Cuyahoga Falls 8.7.78
08. Intro to Daddy's Tune--Linden 6.22.04
09. Daddy's Tune--Linden 6.22.04
10. The Only Child--Osaka 3.24.77
11. Sleep's Dark and Silent Gate--Osaka 11.13.80
12. Intro to The Pretender--New York City 4.8.96
13. The Pretender--Belfast 6.28.94
14. Your Bright Baby Blues (alternate version)--11.26.04
15. Intro to Linda Paloma--Hilversum 12.8.76
16. Linda Paloma (alternate version)--Hilversum 12.8.76
17. Here Come Those Tears Again (alternate version)--London 11.1.04
18. Sleep's Dark and Silent Gate--Berkeley 10.9.97
19. The Only Child (alternate version)--Nottingham 10.30.04
20. The Pretender (alternate version)--Morrison 8.11.77
21. Your Bright Baby Blues (alternate version)--Chicago 3.8.74)
On Tracks 9, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 Jackson Browne gives a solo acoustic performance.
On Tracks 2 and 11 the band consists of:
Jackson Browne (vo,g)
David Lindley (g)
Bob Glaub (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Craig Doerge (p)
Bill Payne (key)
Rosemary Butler (bkg vo)
Doug Haywood (bkg vo, g)
On Tracks 3 & 5 the players are:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g, oud)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, vo, g)
Luis Conte (perc)
Valerie Carter (vo)
On Track 7 the musicians are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (g)
Jim Gordon (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Craig Doerge (key)
Doug Haywood (vo, g)
Rosemary Butler (vo)
Playing on Track 10 are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
David Lindley (fdl)
John Mouseri (dr)
Bryan Garofalo (b)
Mark Jordan (key)
David Morgan (g)
David Landau (g)
On Track 13 the performers are:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g, oud)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, vo, g)
On Track 21 the band is:
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
David Lindley (fiddle)
Danny Kortchmar (g)
Craig Doerge (key)
Leland Sklar (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Rosemary Butler (bkg vo)
Doug Haywood (bkg vo)
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 5--Running on Empty (1977)
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This is the fifth volume in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of 5 of the songs.
The album Running on Empty was the first of its kind--featuring all live performances of songs that had never been recorded--or heard by an audience--before the live recording was made. It’s an album painting a picture of life on the road for an up-and-coming band by a band that was actually on the road at the time. Some of the performances on this compilation were recorded before Running on Empty was commercially released and may have actually been considered for use by Jackson Browne at one time. A few others were recorded shortly after the album had been released.
The non-acoustic tracks were recorded from performances from 1977-1980 when the band was basically the group which was recorded on the Running on Empty album. At that time, the songs were played somewhat differently each time out. The tracks selected here are ones available that sound the closest to those on the commercial recording. The one exception is Nothing but Time, for which a good recording from that time period could not be found.
Most importantly: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
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Vol. 5 (78:59):
01. Album Intro--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
02. Running on Empty--Osaka 11.13.80
03. The Road--Los Angeles 9.13.77
04. Commentary on The Road--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
05. Recording in a Motel--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
06. Rosie--Stamford 5.19.02
07. The Origin of Rosie--In the Studio (Dallas)-12.27.97
08. Intro to You Love the Thunder--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
09. You Love the Thunder--Morrison 8.11.77
10. Intro to Cocaine--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
11. Cocaine--Morrison 8.11.77
12. Shaky Town--Birmingham 1,26.78
13. Love Needs a Heart--Inglewood 8.4.79
14. Intro to Nothing but Time--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
15. Nothing but Time--London 6.12.94
16. Intro to The Load Out/Stay--In the Studio (Dallas) 12.27.97
17. The Load Out/Stay--Birmingham 1.26.78
18. Intro to The Road (alternate version with Danny O’Keefe)--Seattle 6.1.01
19. The Road (alternate version with Danny O’Keefe)--Seattle 6.1.01
20. Rosie (alternate version)--Manchester 3.30.03
21. Intro to Cocaine (alternate version)--Greenville 4.9.00
22. Cocaine (alternate version)--Greenville 4.9.00
23. Love Needs a Heart (alternate version)--Barcelona 11.22.96
24. Album Chat--104.3 FM (New York City) 9.24.02
25. Running on Empty (alternate version)--Santa Barbara 3.28.04
Redbeard conducted all In the Studio interviews.
On Track 06, 22, 23, and 25, Jackson gives a solo acoustic performance.
On Track 19, Jackson (g, voc) performs with Danny O’Keefe (voc, harmonica).
On Track 20, Jackson Browne played piano and sang the lead vocal with backing vocals by
Jeff Young
Mauricio Lewak
Mark Goldenberg
On Track 02, the band was
Jackson Browne (voc,g)
David Lindley (g)
Bob Glaub (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Craig Doerge (p)
Bill Payne (key)
Rosemary Butler (bkg voc)
Doug Haywood (bkg voc, g)
On Tracks 03, 09, 11, 12, & 17, the musicians were
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
David Lindley (g, psg, viol)
Danny Kortchmar (g)
Craig Doerge (key)
Leland Sklar (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Rosemary Butler (bkg voc)
Doug Haywood (bkb voc)
Playing on Track 13 were
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
Rosemary Butler (bkg voc)
Doug Haywood (bkg voc)
& Little Feat:
Billy Payne (key)
Paul Barrere (g)
Richie Hayward (dr)
Kenny Gradney (b)
Sam Clayton (perc)
The band on Track 15 the band was
Jackson Browne (voc, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, voc)
Scott Thurston (key, g, voc)
Valerie Carter (voc)
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 6--Hold Out (1980)
Lineage: CDRs acquired in trade > EAC (secure mode) > HD > editing* > TLH > FLAC (level 8) > You
*Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Some were combined using WAV Joiner Trial Edition. Then, Audacity was used to fade in and fade out on certain tracks as well as to normalize the sound for all tracks.
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This is the sixth volume in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of 3 of the songs.
Jackson Browne’s sixth album, Hold Out was released in June 1980 and went straight to #1. (It was certified platinum within 3 months of release and stayed on the charts for 38 weeks.) The first single, "Boulevard" reached #19 and the follow-up single "That Girl Could Sing" reached #22. The album contained only 7 songs, and although all of them were played on the tour supporting the album, after 1987, Jackson no longer performed “Disco Apocalypse, “ “Hold Out,” “Of Missing Persons,” or “Hold On Hold Out” while touring. “Boulevard” and “That Girl Could Sing” have been performed on several band tours since then, however, and “Call It a Loan” has been a staple on Jackson’s acoustic tours. Hold Out is an album of which Jackson has seldom spoken, only briefly sharing the origin of 4 of the songs with his audiences.
Except for the alternate version of “Boulevard” (2009), all of the musical tracks here are from performances from 1980 through 1987. The 1980 performances include David Lindley in the band, as does the acoustic duet of “Call It a Loan” from 1987. The other band tracks are from performances from after Lindley left to pursue his own musical career.
Most importantly: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
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Vol. 6 (69:36)
01. Introductory Chat about Songwritng--Media America 2.21.94.
02. Intro to Disco Apocalypse--Source Unknown
03. Disco Apocalypse--Osaka 11.13.80
04. Hold Out--Osaka 11.13.80
05. Intro to That Girl Could Sing--Osaka 11.13.80 & London 6.12.94
06. That Girl Could Sing--London 7.15.82
07. Intro to Boulevard--Media America 2.21.94
08. Boulevard--Mountain View 8.23.86
09. Intro to Of Missing Persons--Cleveland 9.18.80
10. Of Missing Persons--Osaka 11.13.80
11. Call It a Loan--Osaka 11.13.80
12. Hold On Hold Out--London 7.15.82
13. Boulevard (Alternate Version)--Adelaide 3.15.09
14. Intro to Call It a Loan (Alternate Version)--Santa Cruz 5.18.87
15, Call It a Loan (Acoustic Version)--Santa Cruz 5.19.87
16. Hold On Hold Out (Alternate Version)--Osaka 11.13.80
On Tracks 03, 04, 08, 11, and 16 the band was:
Jackson Browne (voc,g)
David Lindley (g, vio)
Bob Glaub (b)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Craig Doerge (p)
Bill Payne (key)
Rosemary Butler (bkg voc)
Doug Haywood (bkg voc, g)
Playing on Tracks 6 & 12 were:
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
Rick Vito (bkg g, voc)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Craig Doerge (key)
Danny Kortchmar (g)
Doug Haywood (bkg g, voc)
The musicians on Track 13 were:
Jackson Browne (voc, g)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Jeff Young (key,bkg voc)
Alethea Mills (bkg voc)
Chavonne Morris (bkg voc)
On Track 15, David Lindley (g, voc) performs with Jackson
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 7--Hold Out (1983)
Lineage: CDRs acquired in trade > EAC (secure mode) > HD > editing* > TLH > FLAC (level 8) > You
*Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Some were combined using WAV Joiner Trial Edition. Then, Audacity was used to fade in and fade out on certain tracks as well as to normalize the sound for all tracks. Tracks 12 and 21 were
also corrected (minus 4%) for pitch with Audacity.
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This is the seventh volume in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of 3 of the songs.
Lawyers in Love was Jackson Browne's fourth straight Top 10 album, peaking at #8 and staying on the charts for 33 weeks. The single "Lawyers in Love" went to #13, "Tender Is the Night" went to #25, and "For a Rocker" peaked at #45.
Jackson seldom spoke about the album and has offered insight on only 4 of the songs during concert appearances and radio interviews. "Knock on Any Door" was performed a few times on Jackson's 1982 European Tour--before the album was released--but never again, not even during Jackson's 1983 Lawyers in Love Tour for the album. "On the Day" and "Cut It Away" have not been performed since that 1983 Lawyers in Love Tour. Jackson continued to play "Downtown" from time to time during the 1986 Lives in the Balance Tour but has not performed it since. "Tender Is the Night" has remained somewhat of a staple, performed both acoustically and with the band on various tours, and "For a Rocker" has been used to close some band concerts in the 1990s and 2000s. Interestingly, Jackson has apparently performed "Lawyers in Love" only a single time--acoustically in Stockholm in 2003--since the 1980s.
MOST IMPORTANTLY: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
01. Intro to album--Media America FM 2.21.94
02. Intro to Lawyers in Love--Wantaugh 6.29.86 & London 10.1.86
03. Lawyers in Love--Essen 3.15.86
04. Outro to Lawyers in Love--Media America FM 2.21.94
05. On the Day--Dallas 8.21.83
06. Cut It Away--Dallas 8.21.83
07. Intro to Downtown--Cedar Rapids 7.25.86
08. Downtown--Dallas 8.21.83
09. Intro to Tender Is the Night--Media America 2.21.94
10. Tender Is the Night--Legnago 7.29.82
11. Outro to Tender Is the Night--Media America 2.21.94
12. Knock on Any Door--Los Angeles (rehearsal) 1982
13. Intro to Say It Isn't True--Wantaugh 6.19.86
14. Say It Isn't True--Dallas 8.21.83
15. For a Rocker--Mountain View 8.23.86
16. Intro to Lawyers in Love (alternate acoustic version)--Stockholm 3.24.03
17. Lawyers in Love (alternate acoustic version)--Stockholm 3.24.03
18. Follow up chat to Lawyers in Love (alternate acoustic version)--Stockholm 3.24.03
19. Tender Is the Night (alternate acoustic version)--Topeka 7.1.00
20. For a Rocker (alternate version w Steve Lukather and David Paich)--Munich 6.22.96
21. Tender Is the Night (alternate version)--Los Angeles (rehearsal) 1982
22. Lawyers in Love (alternate version with early lyrics & chorus)--Berlin 6.6.82
23. silence
24. Lawyers in Love (alternate instrumental version--fades out)--Los Angeles (rehearsal) 1982
Playing on Tracks 5, 6, 8, and are:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
Rick Vito (g, vo)
Russel Kunkel (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Craig Doerge (key)
Doug Haywood (vo, g, key)
The band for Track 10 and probably Tracks 12, 21, and 24 consists of:
Jackson Browne (vo, g)
Danny Kortchmar (g)
Rick Vito (g, vo)
Russel Kunkel (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Craig Doerge (key)
Doug Haywood (g, vo)
On Tracks 3 and 15 the band is:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Scott Thurston (key, g, vo)
Ian Wallace (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Kevin Dukes (vo, g)
Doug Haywood (key, vo, g)
Musicians performing on Track 20 are:
Jackson Browne (vo, p, g)
Mark Goldenberg (g)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormick (b)
Jeff Young (key, vo)
Scott Thurston (key, vo, g)
Valerie Carter (vo)
Jackson gives a solo acoustic performance on Tracks 17 and 19.
Jackson Browne
Revisiting the Albums Live
(Featuring Stories Shared)
Vol. 8--Lives in the Balance (1986)
Lineage: CDRs acquired in trade + 1 track downloaded from DIME > EAC (secure mode) > HD > editing* > TLH > FLAC (level 8) > You
*Various tracks were shortened using CD Wave Editor. Some were combined using WAV Joiner Trial Edition. Then, Audacity was used to fade in and fade out on certain tracks as well as to normalize the sound for all tracks as well as to add silence at the end of some tracks.
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This is the eighth volume in a series which looks back at Jackson Browne's commercial albums by incorporating on-stage stories and radio interviews concerning the albums and their songs with selected live performances of each song in the original order from the album. In addition to the initial trip through the album, this volume includes alternate performances of many of the songs.
Lives in the Balance was released February 19, 1986 on Asylum Records. It reached #23 on the album charts and remained on the chart for 31 weeks. It became RIAA Certified Gold on July 8, 1986. The first single "For America" was Jackson's 10th Top 40 hit, reaching #30 on the charts. The follow-up single, "In The Shape Of A Heart", peaked at #70.
MOST IMPORTANTLY: The intent of these volumes is to introduce you to Jackson Browne's albums or to renew your appreciation of them. All of Jackson's albums are still available, and hopefully if you don't have all of them or need new copies, this will encourage you to purchase them. They are available at Jackson's own web site (www.jacksonbrowne.com) and at Amazon.com.
Vol. 8 (79:33)
01. Intro to the album--In the Studio FM 5.16.94
02. Chat--For America--KLOS FM 3.3.98
03. For America--Santa Barbara 12.9.84
04. Intro to Soldier of Plenty--Saratoga Springs 6.24.86
05. Soldier of Plenty--Essen 3.15.86
06. Intro to In the Shape of a Heart--Media America FM 2.21.94
07. In the Shape of a Heart--Essen 3.15.86
08. Follow up on In the Shape of a Heart--In the Studio FM 5.16.94
09. Candy--Essen 3.15.86
10. Intro to Lawless Avenues--Santa Rosa 4.16.08
11. Lawless Avenues--Essen 3.15.86
12. Intro to Lives in the Balance--Rome 10.21.86
13. Lives in the Balance--Essen 3.15.86
14. Intro to Till I Go Down--Nagoya 1.23.87
15. Till I Go Down--Nagoya 1.23.87
16. Intro to Black and White--Rochester 10.19.96
17. Black and White--Essen 3.15.86
18. Lives in the Balance (alternate version)--San Diego 5.17.87
19. For America (early version)--San Francisco 12.9.84
20. Intro to Soldier of Plenty (unfinished early version)--San Francisco 12.9.84
21. Soldier of Plenty (unfinished early version)--San Francisco 12.9.84
22. In the Shape of a Heart (acoustic version)--Madrid 3.21.99
23. Lawless Avenues (acoustic version)--Santa Monica 3.21.99
24. Lives in the Balance (alternate version)--Hermosa Beach 10.4.07
Jackson gave a solo acoustic performance on Tracks 22 and 23.
On Tracks 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, and 17 Jackson performed with:
Scott Thurston (key, g, vo)
Ian Wallace (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Kevin Dukes (vo, g)
Doug Haywood (g, sax, key, vo)
Playing with Jackson on Track 18 were:
Sangre Machehual
David Crosby (vo)
Graham Nash (vo)
Members of Jackson's band on Tracks 19 and 21 included:
Rick Vito (g, vo)
Russ Kunkel (dr)
Bob Glaub (b)
Craig Doerge (key)
Doug Haywood (vo, g)
On Track 24 the artists performing with Jackson were:
Jeff Young (key)
Mauricio Lewak (dr)
Kevin McCormack (b)
Chavonne Morris (vo)
Alethea Mills (vo)
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