Make sure to check back on these (1970, 1971, etc.) because shows will be added or upgrades might be found. I don't have all of my collection with me at the moment so I can only share what I have here. If anybody has anything to contribute, please e-mail me and we'll set something up. This is an attempt to share freely what is available for each year. DJole is doing an excellent job on the 60's material so I thought I would take a stab at the 70's.
1971 is only represented by concerts so far but they are all great ones. Grab the FLAC wherever they are available because they are usually from a much better source than the older MP3s. And even when I put the MP3s together I often had more than one source to choose from. One concert here is taken from 3 different sources for the MP3 version although the FLAC version is still far superior and comes from a master reel according to the notes.
So, here is what we have to start with:
01) February 24, 1971: Carnegie Hall, New York City
INFOMP3 PART 1MP3 PART 202) April 27, 1971: Fillmore East, New York, NY
INFOFLAC PART 1FLAC PART 2FLAC PART 3MP3 PART 1MP3 PART 2BOOTLEGZONE 1BOOTLEGZONE 203) May 11, 1971: Syracuse, NY
INFOFLAC PART 1FLAC PART 2FLAC PART 3FLAC PART 4MP3BOOTLEGZONE 1BOOTLEGZONE 204) June 27, 1971: Fillmore East, New York, NY
INFOFLAC PART 1FLAC PART 2FLAC PART 3BOOTLEGZONE05) July 2, 1971: Central Park, New York, NY
MP3BOOTLEGZONE06) September 24, 1971: Carnegie Hall, New York City, NY
INFOFLAC PART 1FLAC PART 2FLAC PART 3FLAC PART 4FLAC PART 5MP3 PART 1MP3 PART 207) November 7, 1971: Georgetown University, Washington, DC
INFOMP308) November 13, 1971: Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
INFOFLAC PART 1FLAC PART 2FLAC PART 3FLAC PART 4FLAC PART 5FLAC PART 6MP3 PART 1MP3 PART 2BOOTLEGZONE 1BOOTLEGZONE 2BOOTLEGZONE 3BOOTLEGZONE 409) December 3, 1971: Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, CA
INFOMP3 PART 1MP3 PART 2And don't forget, if anybody here has something that is missing from this post or has an upgrade from something that is here, please share! We're not doing this for money, strictly for historical purposes. Right?
