| Identifier | 5011773 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | SHN |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Note | Show Information:
Media: 1 cd Source: Soundboard (Original 'silver' cd) Date: 1972 Venue: ?? Location: Oakland, CA Name: Baby James By The Bay Catalog: The Polar Bear Records (PB-107) Equipment List: DAE UltraPlex 40max>EAC (secure, offsets) .shn conversion with MKW, posted via PowerPost Setlist: Sweet Baby James Something In The Way She Moves Greensleeves Tube Rose Snuff Sunny Skies Chile Dog Rainy Day Man Highway Song On Broadway Fire And Rain Love Has Brought Me Around Woah, Don't You Know Steamroller Blues Help Me Find This Groove Promised Land You Can Close Your Eyes Additional Comments on show: From Blue Fish A great soundboard recording. Polar Bear Records claims that this is a Warner Brothers official recording that was initially going to be released as a live album but was instead replaced by another studio album. The quality is fantastic and James puts on a very good performance. There are a few fades between songs but that is all there really is to complain about. I'm not sure how much this show has been circulated but it will make a great addition to any James Taylor collection. Overall, a definite must have!! |
| Source Info | Soundboard |
| Trades Allowed |
Performance
| James Taylor 1971-03-25 Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA | |
|---|---|
| Set 1 | Sweet Baby James Something In The Way She Moves Greensleeves Tube Rose Snuff Sunny Skies Chili Dog Rainy Day Man Riding On A Railroad Places In My Past Carolina In My Mind Long Ago And Far Away Blossom Country Road Highway Song On Broadway Fire And Rain Love Has Brought Me Around Woh, Don't You Know Steamroller Blues Help Me Find This Groove Promised Land You Can Close Your Eyes |
| Set 2 | |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | This show circulates as "Baby James By The Bay" or "Oakland 1972" (often missing reel #2 [tracks 8-13]). At the beginning of the first song, James says, "It's nice to be back in your pretty city". The show was recorded for an unreleased live album by Warner Brothers.
James Taylor - acoustic and electric guitars and vocals Russell Kunkel - drums Leland Sklar - bass Danny Kortchmar - electric and acoustic guitars Carole King - piano and vocals Abigale Haness - vocals Charles Larkey - bass Ralph Shuckett - organ and piano Joel "Bishop" O'Brien - drums |