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Celbrating the Super Bowl
and one of my lifetime favrorite
Rock and Roll Bands
Your Mother Should Know Recordings
is proud to present :
Horton Hears The Who
(click to listen)
Out takes from Who's Next
The Who - Acoustic Set
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Sitting In
This is the first in a series of recordings of musicians who don't usually play together .
With this recording we also celebrate the birthday of
Stephen Stills
who is 65 today
January 3, 2010
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Stephen Stills and Jimi Hendrix
Recorded in Stephen Stills Basement in 1968
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Stephen Stills and the Grateful Dead
Brendan Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, NJ
4/16/83
Black Queen
Aiko Aiko
Dark Star
The Other One
Black Peter
One More Sat. Night
Johnny B Goode
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Happy New Years Day
Here are a few more good old recordings
for the New Year!
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The Beatles Decca Auditions.
On Jan 1 1962, Decca Records A&R head, Dick Row,e established his place in history when he turned down four liverpool musicians called The Beatles. After the audition Rowe told Brian Epstein "Groups of guitars are on the way out. "
You really should stick to selling records.
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Instead, Rowe Signed Brian Poole & the Tremeloes, who had auditioned the same day, because they lived closer to London. Rowe quickly made up for his misstep by signing the Rolling Stones to Decca... on George Harrison's advice.
(This is actually only 9 of the original 15 tracks which were submitted for audition. I'd be very interested in a complete recording if you have a copy!)
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Jan 1, 1962 |
Set 1
Set 2 |
Grateful Dead
Dillon Stadium, Hartford.
with the Allman Brothers Band.
According to the book Long Strange Trip, this show inspired the Watkins Glen concert which featured the Dead, Allmans, and the Band
Dicky Betts and Jerry Garcia
I was at this show with my college room mate Rob, and Moodus' brother Paul. For years I've looked for a copy of this show, and I beleive this is most of it.
While I confess my memory of this event could be extremely 'altered', I remember them playing "Mountain Jam" which is not on either of these disks.
Thanks to Paul of 'Twist and Shout Records' for this recording.
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7-16-72
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Disk 1
Disk 2
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Jerry Jeff Walker
And
David Bromberg
WBAI NY
WBAI was one of the 'Non Commercial' so called 'underground' radio stations in NY in the 60's. This chestnut was recorded on a Sony TC-360 Reel to Reel and transfered to digital several years ago.
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Happy New Years
from
Your Mother Should Know Recordings.
I started this website about 5 years ago to share the music with my friends and trade recordings. IfIn 2009 YMSK recordings passed 100,000 visitors. Not much by you-tube standards, but this old hippy is not looking to go viral, just enjoy some good music and have some fun. mThank you for visiting Your Mother Should Know Recordings. Happy new Year and enjoy the music
In keeping with what is becoming a new Year's tradition, I'm posting a series of New Years Eve performances from New Years gone by:
40 years ago tonight!!
So, What were you doing 40 years ago tonight?
If you were in NYC at the Fillmore East this is what you would have heard!
(click to listen)
Jimi Hendrix Band of Gypys Fillmore East Dec. 31 1969. SSet 1 SSet 22
If you were in San Fransico you could have heard this.
Quicksilver Messenger Service Fillmore West Dec. 31 1969.
30 years ago tonight!!
Grateful Dead Oakland CA 1979 Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
Alberta Hunter 1979
Other New Years shows!!
The Kinks The Palladium NYC Dec 31, 1980
Chuck Berry 1988
Bella Fleck 1991
Please enjoy these recordings and wishes that 2010 is a happy, healthy and successful year for you.
Peace,
Wes
12/31/09
click
to listen
to more New Years Eve Performances by
Louis Armstrong 1954
Taj Mahal 1971
David Crosby 1986
Miles Davis and Prince 1987
Grateful Dead 1988
Dave Mason 2005
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
2010
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Perhaps the primier
music event of our lifetime, the Woodstock
Music and Art Fair
happened 40 years ago this summer.
August 15-17, 1969
Some of the music from Woodstock has been released commercially.
Through the efforts of a group called the
Woodstock Project
you can listen to the whole festival.
(Click on the ticket to listen.)
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Memorial Concert for Herb Pomeroy
(click to listen)
Featuring Gray Sargent
the Paul Schmeling trio
Paul Schmeling-Piano
John Repucci-Bass
Artie Cabral-Drums
AND SPECIAL GUEST ARTIST,
Gray Sargent-Guitar
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Rooftop Concert
The Beatles Final Public Performance
Listen to the rehersalsas well as the complete concert.
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1/30/69 |
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Bob Dylan
Video
Rare Footage
Talking World War III Blues
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1962 |
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Led Zeppelin's
first
known soundboard recording.
Recorded 40 years ago.
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1-11-69 |
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"I read the news today, oh boy.."
RIP
Delaney Bramlett.
Listen to
Delaney and Bonnie and Friends. W/Duane and Greg Allman
and Eric Clapton
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1970-71 |
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Happy New Year
from
YMSK RECORDINGS
selected New Year's performances by:
Louis Armstrong - 1954
Taj Mahal - 1971
David Crosby - 1986
Miles Davis and Prince - 1987
Grateful Dead - 1988
Stevie Ray Vaughn - 1989
Dave Mason - 2005
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Happy New Year
2009! |
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Arlo
Guthrie
The
Evolution of Alices Resturaunt 1966-2005 |
1966 - 2005 |
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The
Grateful Dead
Beacon
Theater
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Benefit
Concert for Fred Walecki
a top music store owner
and mentor and friend to many So. Cal. Musicians |
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Aug 8, 2000 |
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George
Harrison - Eric Clapton
Songs
for Patti
All ThingsMust Pass
Out Takes
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26
May 1970 – September 1970 |
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Jerry
Gracia - David Grissman
with Bela Flek |
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8/25/91 |
Legion
of Mary
Merle Saunders - Jerry Garcia
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4-9-75 |
Arlo
Guthrie
(Click to listen) |
The Evolution of
Alices Restaurant
Listening to Alice's Restaurant
on Thanksgiving has become somewhat of a tradition in my
house. Over the years I've collected 13 different versions.
Please enjoy these recordings along
with YMSK's wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving. |
1966-2007 |
| Beatles
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Studio
outtakes from
the Sargent Pepper sessions
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Released
June 1, 1967 |
| Ricki
Lee Jones |
Starlight
Theatre, Kansas City, Missouri, |
8/23/82 |
| Blood
Sweat and Tears |
Child is Father to the Man.
Silver (25tth) Anniversery Show
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1983 |
Danny
Gatton Danny and the Fat Boys
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The Childe Harold Hotel
Washington DC |
March 12,
1974 |
Paul
Simon with
Art Garfunkel |
Hearts
and Bones |
1981-1982 |
Bob
Dylan -Joan Baez
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Peace
Sunday Rally
Rose Bowl
Pasadena California |
6/6/82 |
| Ani
DiFranco |
Selected
Concerts |
1994-2006 |
| Santana
and Derek and the Dominos |
Village
Recorder Studio jams- San Francisco |
October 18 1970 |
Jerry
Garcia and Friends
(Jorma Kaukonen Jack Cassady - Mickey Hart - Spencer Dryden
)
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2400 Fulton
Street - Jefferson Airplane House San Francisco, CA |
10/28/69 |
| Grateful
Dead with Stephen Stills |
Brendan Byrne Arena,
East Rutherford, NJ
Set 3 |
4/16/83 |
| Jimi
Hendrix |
Oklahoma
University |
May 8, 1970 |
| Allman
Brothers |
American
University |
Dec. 13, 1970 |
| Janis
Joplin |
Capitol
Theatre
Port Chester NY |
Aug 8, 1970 |
| The
Grateful Dead |
The Warfield
Theatre |
10-10-80 |
| The
Beatles |
Out takes
and alternate mixes from the
WHITE ALBUM
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1968 |
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Arlo
Guthrie |
The
Evolution of Alices Resturaunt |
1966-2005 |
This
one's HOT !!!
The Duke Robillard Band |
New
Morning
Paris, France
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October 2006 |
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Grateful Dead Play The Beatles |
The Grateful
Dead and Associated Musicians Play Beatles Songs |
1979-2003 |
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Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead and
others share the stage.
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Tweeter Center Mansfield,
MA |
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PARAMOUNT THEATER,NYC
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W/ Stevie Wonder
and Harry Nillson |
1974 |
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Only known live
recording with Al Kooper and BS&T's original lineup. |
1968 |
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Rooftop Concert
The Beatles Final Public Performance
Listen to the rehersalsas well as the complete concert. |
January 30, 1969 |
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Madison Square Garden
NYC
"One to One" benefit Concert with Elephants Memory
Band |
August 30,
1975 |
YMSK RECORDINGS
selected New Year's performances by:
Louis Armstrong - 1954
Taj Mahal - 1971
David Crosby - 1986
Miles Davis and Prince - 1987
Grateful Dead - 1988
Stevie Ray Vaughn - 1989
Dave
Mason - 2005
(click
to listen)
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Social,
political and ecological
ideas from a progressive perspective.
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Meet the New Boss
Same as the old boss.
It is noteworthy that since September 09,
there are more troops under arms than there were when George
Bush was president.
This is an errie reminder of Viet Nam.
I thought I was Voting for Peace
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American troops currently deployed in 70 countries around the world. We have a limited amount of resources, and we make choices.
The US is not in the top ten countries in health care, education or infant mortality. When you read about someone losing a home, not being able to pay for groceries or the doctor, bridges collapsing as we drive over them,. remember, the trillions of dollars we spend on the military.
The choice to use our resources for domination, yield the results described by the statistics above. Only when the leaders of this country hear the message loud and clear will there be a change.
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"We cannot simultaneously prepare for war and peace."
Albert Einstein
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"People can always be brought
to the bidding of the leaders.…
All you have to do is tell them they're being attacked and denounce
the pacifists for a lack of patriotism and exposing the country
to danger. It works the same way in any country."
Herman Goering
nazi minister of propeganda
"Somehow
this madness must cease. We must stop now.
I
speak as a child of God and a brother to the suffering poor.
I speak for those whose land is being laid waste, whose
homes are beomg destroyed, who's culture is being subverted.
I speak for the poor of America who are paying the double
price of smashed hopes at home and death and corruption abroad.
I speak as
a citizen of the world, for the world as it stands aghast at the path we have
taken.
I speak as an American to the leaders of my own nation. The great initiative
in this war is ours. The initiative to stop it must be ours."
Martin Luther King Jr..
Riverside Church NYC 1967 |
"Civil
disobedience. . . is not our problem. Our problem is civil
obedience. Our problem is that numbers of people all over the
world have obeyed the dictates of the leaders of their government
and have gone to war, and millions have been killed because of
this obedience. . Our problem is that people are obedient all
over the world in the face of poverty and starvation and stupidity,
and war, and cruelty. Our problem is that people are obedient
while the jails are full of petty thieves, and all the while the
grand thieves are running the country. That's our problem." -----Howard
Zinn,
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Humor
(oir a reasonable facimile thereof.)
IF THE SHOE FITS,
THROW IT!
Not since Nikita Khrushchev
has the shoe featured prominantly
in political discourse.
But the world's love for
George Bush
has recently been expressed
via an Iraqi journalists shoe.
If you found yourself
secretly thinking
'hey I wish I'd done that',
now, through the miracle
of modern technology
you can!
go ahead, you know you want to
Click
here and
Throw a shoe at Bush!
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State
of the Union
Hu's on first
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TOP
10 reasons why I didn't vote for any Republicans this year!
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"I think we must bite
the bullet and say no more healthcare for card-carrying Republicans.
It just doesn't make sense to invest in longevity for people who
don't believe in the future. Let them try faith-based medicine,
let them pray for their arteries to be reamed and their hips to
be restored, and leave science to the rest of us."
Garrison Keillor
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Check
out this Front Line documentary
The
Dark Side
on Cheaney, Rumsfeld and the Bush Administration's
Response to 9/11
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If you’ve not seen it already you
MUST SEE
”Loose
change 9/11”
Is this what really happened
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TerrorStorm goes into documented
cases of government sponserd terror
Terror
Storm
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DEMOCRACY
ON THE
MARCH
John's
Hopkins Study Claims 650,000 Civilian Iraqi Deaths
"The peer-reviewed study, led by researchers
at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, is based on
information (including death certificates, in most cases) from
a sample of 1,849 households in 16 of Iraq's 18 provinces and
extrapolated for the nation-a practice used in other areas hit
by wars or epidemics. Some researchers said the small sample size
and sample locations could have distorted the outcome. The study
had a range of deaths from 426,000 to 793,000, with a 95 percent
statistical confidence level."
This is the same statistical methods which
have been used previously in the Baalkans and Africa. The same
statistical methods that yielded results accepted by GWB I and
Margaret Thatcher.
US NEWS AND WORLD REPORTS 10/15/06
"Bush dismisses study"
(did you expect otherwise?)
Methodology
Of Lancet Iraq Study Defended
Commentary:
Can
We Call It Genocide Now? Sunday, 15 October 2006
"You're Either With Us or You're Dead" When does
"collateral damage" so dwarf combatant deaths that war becomes
genocide?
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An
interesting look into the founding father's
ideas on reiligion and the new
democracy. Fighting
Words for a Secular America
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"Don't be
to timid or squeamish about your actions. All life is an
experiment. The more experiements you make the better."
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Click
to read the complete uncensord book,
Addicted to War
why the US can't kick militarism.
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"There is
no honorable way to kill, no gentle way to destroy. There
is nothing good in war. Except its ending. "
Abraham Lincoln
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