I can't decide which is cooler...
 

The "Spare Me A Little" from the "Kiln House" (not a typo) tour, or the Buckingham Nicks live version of "I Don't Want To Know." I'm leaning more towards SMAL, as the arrangement is so different from the "Bare Trees" version. OTOH, I can now make my "Rumours...LIVE" CD.

Wait. Is that a recent post on this board, or just something you already have? I did a quick and greedy thread search, but I don't see any downloads.

It was on a rather large torrent download of the "Kiln House" tour. It took me four hours, and I have DSL! The link was posted on the pre-Rumours board. There were two shows and interviews with Christine, Mick, and John all taken back stage on that tour. I thought it was a typo when I saw the list, but, no, it WAS "Spare Me A Little." Made my day. :thumbsup:

How's the sound quality of the shows? Just want to know what I'm getting if I'm going to invest that much download time.

What are the tunes that are the missing song titles?

Ohhhh, thanks. I don't know why I didn't do a search for "Kiln House". Doy.
I just might invest that time. Recently, though, I have ended up with many have downloaded torrents because the seeders disappear. Hate that.

I love that Kiln House "Spare Me A Little" version. I had always assumed that Chris wrote that song after she joined Fleetwood Mac. The first version is very bluesy, radically different from the later version. I think the arrangement is somewhat similar to "Lonely Without You" from the Madison Blues box set.

Definitely worth the d/l time. VERY good sound quality. Not soundboard good, but still very, very good.


FLEETWOOD MAC KILN HOUSE IN S.F. 1970

Jeremy Spencer - vocal, guitar
Danny Kirwan - vocal, guitar
Christine McVie - keyboards, vocals
John McVie - bass
Mick Fleetwood - drums

CD1
FILLMORE WEST,S.F. AUG.6,1970
1-/? <- Crazy 'Bout You
2-/I'M WORRIED
3-I NEED RELIGION <-Preachin'
4-? <-I Need You Now (? - It's a slow blues song with Chris on lead)
5-MISSION BELL
6-STATION MAN
7-HONEY HUSH
8-TUNING
9-MADISON BLUES
10-IT'S ALRIGHT NOW
11-LET'S DANCE
12-/TELL ME ALL THE THINGS YOU DO 1
13-/I'D RATHER GO BLIND
14-/BLUE SUEDE SHOES
15-/TELL ME ALL THE THINGS YOU DO 2/ ( FROM 2ND SET )

CD2
FILLMORE WEST,S.F. AUG.7,1970
1-I LIKE IT THIS WAY
2-I'D RATHER GO BLIND
3-MISSION BELL
4-I NEED RELIGION <-Preachin'
5-IT'S ALRIGHT NOW
6-YOU GOT ME DROOLING
7-JEWEL EYE JUDY
8-SPARE ME A LITTLE
9-I'M WORRIED
10-TELL ME ALL THE THINGS YOU DO ( INSTRUMENTAL VERSION )
11-LET'S DANCE
12-TEENAGE DARLING

CD3
FILLMORE WEST,S.F. AUG.6,1970 BACKSTAGE INTERVIEWS
1-CHRISTINE MCVIE
2-JOHN MCVIE
3-MICK FLEETWOOD

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BTW, Chili, if the date on the first show is accurate, it would be Christine's first show in Fleetwood Mac! Now, isn't THAT worth the four hours?!?!?

3 hrs 15 minutes...:nod: Worth every second! :D :thumbsup:

I don't think this is true. Her first show was in New Orleans. I do think this was one of her first shows.

I agree. In his interview that was shared with these live shows Mick says that this first Fillmore West night was the third show of the new line-up and before that they had played New Orleans as their first show and San Antonio as the second one.

I was under the impression that the shows were recorded at different times. It COULD be that one show was indeed the first, while the interviews were recorded during the second show. I don't know. Either way, super cool to have these recordings.