I can shed some light on this. The first five tracks are from the Bread and Roses Festival, on September 4, 1978. I'm pretty certain this is only a portion of what was performed. I remember reading that Coyote was the first song on that date. Tracks 7 thru 14 were from September 16, 1979, and I think was the last date of the Shadows and Light tour. That date was also apart of the Bread and Roses Festival from 1979.
FWIW, I'm pretty certain the '78 selections are from a soundboard, and the '79 performance is definitely a crappy audience recording (it pierces my ears every time I hear Pat Metheny scream out those notes on Coyote). So far I haven't seen anything out there for the '80 show. I would give my left nut for a copy of that! Even though Randy mention that the performance with BB King was anything but sparkling I'd love to check out Joni's duet with Herbie on SSD. Mark > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Mon, 03 Dec 2001 08:49:46 EST > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Bread & Roses > > <<Are you saying this is from a legitimate release, or ? > How can I get it?>> > > There was a CD tree from a couple years back featuring 3 discs: Tokyo '83 > concert (radio broadcast), Wembley '83 (TV broadcast), and "Bread & Roses". > Here's the songlist for the Bread & Roses CD: > > 1. Furry Sings The Blues > 2. Dry Cleaner From Des Moines > 3. Chair In The Sky > 4. The Wolf That Lives In Lindsay > 5. The Circle Game > 6. In France They Kiss on Main St. > 7. Coyote > 8. Free Man in Paris > 9. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat > 10. Dry Cleaner From Des Moines > 11. Furry Sings the Blues > 12. God Must Be A Boogie Man > 13. Raised on Robbery > 14. Why Do Fools Fall In Love? > > Now that I'm looking at it, you had mentioned "Sweet Sucker Dance", and I > apparantly confused it with her duet with Herbie on "Chair In The Sky"...sorry > about that. Nonetheless, this CD is well worth having, even though it sounds > to me like some of these are from the '79 tour and not from Bread & Roses, but > as you can see I don't know enough about it! :~P > > Mark D, do you know the origin of these various tracks? > > Bob > > NP: Jeff Buckley, "Last Goodbye"
