1974-06-28
Tufts University, Boston, MA
Audience recording, average sound quality
Mp3 @ 320 kbps
Here's another show from the short-lived and vastly under-appreciated country-rock 'supergroup', the Souther-Hillman-Furay Band, featuring J.D. Souther, Chris Hillman, and Richie Furay. I am adding this to the shows already posted on this blog, mainly just for completeness, as there are not many recordings available from the only tour SHF band made, and I have posted all that I know of here. This is just an 'ok' audience recording, but again shows the band in fine form, playing nearly their complete first album, some solo songs from each member, and a preview of 'Trouble in Paradise' from their 2nd (and last album). Although not a great recording, still a fine document of this short-lived band. Audio and artwork obtained from Rocking-Byrd, from original audience master recording from David, so thanks to them for making this available. For better sound quality, check out some of the other shows from SHF Band already posted (many of which also came directly from David, who seems to have some of the only original live recordings of this band).
Tracklist:
01. Safe at Home (Hillman)
02. Border Town (Souther)
03. Let’s Dance (Furay)
04. The Heartbreaker (Souther)
05. Pretty Goodbyes (Souther)
06. Faithless Love (Souther)
07. Christine's Tune (Devil in Disguise) (Hillman)
08. Kind Woman (Furay)
09. Believe Me (Furay)
10. Rise And Fall (Hillman)
11. Flight of the Dove (Furay)
12. Fallin’ In Love (Furay)
13. Trouble In Paradise (Souther)
14. How Long (Souther)
Lineup:
J.D. Souther
Chris Hillman
Richie Furay
Al Perkins
Paul Harris
Jim Gordon
SHF Band_1974-06-28_TuftsUniv-Boston.rar
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ReplyDeleteThere are not so many SHF Band shows, so many thanks for sharing thgis one. I am a great fan of Ritchie Furay.
Best regards,
Robert
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ReplyDeletethought i would let you know that some of the links on the archived shows are dead...thanks for what is still live...
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ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me know. Links for the Springfield-MA and Central Park-NY shows have now been updated and are working again. Enjoy!
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ReplyDeleteIt was July 28, not June 28. I was there. The Dead played on June 28 in Boston. I was there, too.
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