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0.224A OCTOBER 12, 1972 � NECROPHILIA, COMPILED BY ANDREW OLDHAM (ALTERNATIVE
TO MORE HOT ROCKS), ABKCO 1224
A7 And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Came Too (Nanker, Phelge)
A9 Andrew’s Blues (Nanker, Phelge, Spector)
NOTES: Circulated on a number of Sterling Sound acetates; Cut A7: At the time listed as Aftermath,
the title given to And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Came Too by Andrew L. Oldham or by ABKCO
in the BMI files; — Sides A, B: Re-released on NECROPHILIA (BT CD).
5005B December 4, 1969 � Live at Cooks Ferry Inn, Edmonton, London: JOHN MAYALL’S BLUESBREAKERS
(shown in *Baton rouge”, French TV [ORTF], Dec. 9, 1967): 1. Help Me (Williamson, Bass, Dixon)
MT: guitar; John Mayall: vocals, harmonica, Chris Mercer: Hammond organ; Keith Tillman: bass;
Keef Hartley: drums; Dick Heckstall-Smith: saxophone.
5022 October 9-11, 1973 � Live at Grugahalle, Essen, and maybe elsewhere on the European Tour (at least
2 different shows): BILLY PRESTON, BILLY PRESTON’S LIVE EUROPEAN TOUR (A&M AMLH
68265 [UK]/A&M 3637 [US] Aug. 2, 1974: cuts 1-9); BILLY PRESTON, THE BEST (A&M SP-3205
[US], 1982: cut 16); DIGITALLY REMASTERED BEST (A&M POCM-1580, CD [Japan], March 28,
1998: cuts 11, 16); LIVE EUROPEAN TOUR (A&M UICY-3358, CD [Japan], March 27, 2002: cuts 2,
10-17); LIVE EUROPEAN TOUR (A&M UICY-93458, CD [Japan], May 14, 2008: cuts 1-17 [including
a repeat of cut 2]): 1. Day Tripper (Lennon, McCartney), 2. The Bus (Preston, Greene), 3. Let It Be
(Lennon, McCartney), 4. Let’s Go Get Stoned (Simpson, Ashford, Armstead), 5. Billy’s Bag (Preston),
6. Will It Go Round In Circles (Trad. arr. Preston, Fisher), 7. Outa Space (Preston, Greene), 8. Higher
(Vamp) (Stewart), 9. Get Back, 10. Day Tripper, 11. Let It Be (all Lennon, McCartney), 12. Will It Go
Round In Circles (Trad. arr. Preston, Fisher), 13. Let's Go Get Stoned (Ashford, Simpson, Armstead),
14. Space Race (Preston), 15. Amazing Grace (Trad.), 16. That’s The Way God Planned It (Preston),
17. Outa Space (Preston, Fisher)/Higher (Vamp) (Stewart)
5128A 2008 or 2009 � Livingston Recording Studios or The Smokehouse, London: PETE BRWON & PHIL
RYAN, ROAD OF COBRAS (Proper Rec. PRPCD05, CD [UK/Europe], Sep. 9, 2010): 1. Flag A Ride,
2. 13th Floor (both Brown, Ryan)
MT, Clem Clemspon: guitar; Pete Brown: vocals, percussion (1), producer; Phil Ryan: keyboards,
producer; John McKenzie: bass; Bob Jenkins: drums; Lee Goodall: saxophone; Laurie Brown:
trumpet; Annie Whitehead: trombone (2); Helen Hardy, Rietta Austin: back-up vocals.
8130 July, 1987 � BW’s home studio, Gedding Hall, Suffolk: Soundtrack recordings for “OPERA”, film (directed
by Dario Argento, premiered in Italy, Dec. 19, 1987, released on DVD, Anchor Bay 11853 [US],
Sep. 11, 2001); ARGENTO VIVO 2, Soundtrack (Cinevox TMDF 33.185 [Italy], 1988: cut 1); OPERA
(Cinevox CD-CIA 5074, CD [Italy, 1991: cuts 1, 2); DARIO ARGENTO OPERA (Cinevox SLCS 7156,
CD [Japan], Autumn, 2009: cuts 1, 2): 1. Opera Theme (Wyman, Taylor), 2. Black Notes (Wyman)
BW, Terry Taylor: synthesizer (but no actual film performance).
Added 2010-09-29
0.303C JUNE 13, 1976 � PARC DES SPORTS DE L’OUEST, NICE, FRANCE
1 Honky Tonk Women
2 If You Can’t Rock Me/Get Off Of My Cloud
3 Hand Of Fate
4 Hey Negrita
5 Ain’t Too Proud To Beg (Whitfield, Holland)
6 Fool To Cry
7 Hot Stuff
8 Starfucker
9 Angie
10 You Gotta Move (McDowell, Davis)
11 You Can’t Always Get What You Want
12 Happy
13 Tumbling Dice
14 Nothing From Nothing (Preston, Fisher)
15 Outa Space (Preston, Greene)
16 Midnight Rambler