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Originally Posted by David
Thanks for the reply! The '74 Sausalito show sounds like a standard professional recording -- perhaps for radio -- but not a soundboard. Do you have any more info on it?
The '75 Passaic isn't a soundboard; it's a recording King Biscuit made for radio broadcast. As for the US Festival, there is a complete audience recording in circulation, but there is also a soundboard of the first half of it from the Frank Harding stash. As for '82 East Rutherford & Baton Rouge, they are soundboards -- but so far only one or two songs from each recording have been put into circulation (noted on my original list). The Baton Rouge show is coming, however (thanks to Tiff).
New 'boards are surfacing all the time! It's an exciting time to be breathing oxygen!
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You may be right about 1974 Sausalito. It is a studio recording as is 1974 Hempstead, which does sound like it has a small audience made up of friends & crew. Honestly, I'm not really fussy about whether it's a soundboard or a radio broadcast. I'm happy with either one. 1971 San Bernardino is a live concert. This is the one probably with Peter Green just after Jeremy left the band. This one has got to be a soundboard.
It looks like then that 1982 Baton Rouge & the 3 Tango shows are coming. I do have some observations about the Tango shows. You have 12/4/87 Las Vegas as coming. I already have that show & it's definitely a soundboard, not an audience recording. I've had that one for about a year or two. I also have 11/12/87 Houston, although it's an audience recording. It is of excellent quality though. So does that mean that another recording of Houston is coming? This time a soundboard? Salt Lake City must be completely new, although I think I have a few tracks that are labeled as Salt Lake City on I believe my Missing Links CD.