Ghost-Neon (Ghost-Note plays the music of MonoNeon) 4/29/19 New Orleans Jazz Fest – Late Night at One Eyed Jack’s

Ghost-Neon
April 29, 2019 – New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jack’s
Set One (missing the first half of the set): Tell Me That This Love Ain’t Real, Women Water & Weed, She Was Round & Brown

Ghost-Neon
April 29, 2019 – New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jack’s
Set Two: Are U Going To Love Me The Same, ?Jam? > I Love A Girl Named Mary Jane Jam (with Nicholas Payton), ???, When The Neon Pearly Gates Open (with Maurice “Mobetta” Brown), Hot Cheetos (with DJ Logic)

Ghost-Neon (Ghost-Note & MonoNeon performing the music of MonoNeon)
April 29, 2019
New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jack’s – late night (actually 3am the morning of 4/30/19)

AUDIO DOWNLOAD: FLAC TORRENT or FLAC ZIP or MP3 ZIP

Set One:
(missing the first half of the set)
01. Tell Me That This Love Ain’t Real
02. Women, Water & Weed
03. She Was Round & Brown

Set Two:
01. Are U Going To Love Me The Same
02. ?Jam? (with Nicholas Payton) >
03. I Love A Girl Named Mary Jane Jam (with Nicholas Payton)
04. ???
05. When The Neon Pearly Gates Open (with Maurice “Mobetta” Brown)
06. Hot Cheetos (with DJ Logic)

MonoNeon – bass, vocals
Robert “Sput” Searight – drums
Nate Werth – percussion
Peter Knudsen – guitar
Vaughn “V-Keys” Henry – keyboards
Daru Jones – drums
Marcus Machado – guitar
The Vanguard Vocalists:
Ahrel Lumzy
– vocals
Jermaine Holmes – vocals
Charles “Redd” Middleton – vocals

Guests:
Nicholas Payton
– trumpet
Maurice “Mobetta” Brown – trumpet
DJ Logic – turntables

D’Angelo & The Vanguard at North Sea Jazz Festival 2012

D’Angelo & The Vanguard
July 8, 2012 Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ahoy
Part 1 of 6
– Playa, Playa:

D’Angelo & The Vanguard
July 8, 2012 Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ahoy
Part 2 of 6
– Devil’s Pie > Chicken Grease:

D’Angelo & The Vanguard
July 8, 2012 Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ahoy
Part 3 of 6
– Lady:

D’Angelo & The Vanguard
July 8, 2012 Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ahoy
Part 4 of 6
– Shit, Damn, Motherfucker:

D’Angelo & The Vanguard
July 8, 2012 Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ahoy
Part 5 of 6
– Untitled (How Does It Feel) [D solo on keys]:

D’Angelo & The Vanguard
July 8, 2012 Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ahoy
Part 6 of 6
– Sugah Daddy:


CREDITS:

Photos by Anja Sorge
Videos of Playa Playa, Devil’s Pie > Chicken Grease and Lady by Rapha.El
Video of Shit Damn Motherfucker by Anja Sorge
Video of Untitled by AEILM67
Video of Sugah Daddy by SLeeuw68
AUDIO: SBD (webstream)

D’Angelo & The Vanguard
July 8, 2012
Rotterdam, Netherlands @ Ahoy – North Sea Jazz Festival

SBD > unknown kbps webstream > Cool Edit Pro > WAV > FLAC/MP3

AUDIO DOWNLOAD: FLAC ZIP or MP3 ZIP

01. Welcome To The Show (J Dilla) >
02. Playa Playa >
03. Feel Like Makin’ Love (Roberta Flack) >
04. Ain’t That Easy >
05. Devil’s Pie >
06. Chicken Grease
07. Really Love
08. Shit, Damn, Motherfucker
09. Untitled (How Does It Feel) [D solo on keys]
10. Lady
11. Sugar Daddy > Jam (inc. Freddie’s Dead & Good To Your Earhole)

D’Angelo – Vocals, Guitar, Yamaha CP70 electric piano

The Vanguard:
Isaiah Sharkey
– Guitar
Jesse Johnson – Guitar
Cleo “Pookie” Sample – Keys
Ray Angry – Keys
Pino Palladino – Bass
Chris Dave – Drums
Kendra Foster – Vocals
Ahrel Lumzy – Vocals, Percussion
Jermaine Holmes – Vocals

Unearthed live AUDIO of The Meters & The Metrics from 1980 and 1983

Zigaboo Modeliste by Henry Heikkinen

Happy 50th Jazz Fest everyone! Here are some very rare audio recordings of The Meters that I have cleaned up and corrected the speed on. Years ago I traded for 2 CDRs marked as “The Meters 11/28/80”, and it turned out to be 2 different recordings that seem to be incomplete. Also, both recordings were running fast, probably from a bad cassette transfer. I’ve slowed them down and cleaned them up as best I can. Enjoy this rare funk as you get your mind right for the 50th New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival this year!

Download the recordings here and here.

The Metrics
1983 or 1984
New Orleans, LA @ ???

SBD > ??? > cassette > ??? > CDR > EAC > FLAC > WAV > Cool Edit Pro (pitch slowed down 0.9 semitones) > CD Wave Editor (tracking) > FLAC

01. People Say 7:27
02. Cissy Strut > 3:57
03. Love The One You’re With > 2:57
04. Hey Pocky A-Way 7:18
05. They All Ask’d For You 7:00
06. Big Chief 5:48
07. Standing In Your Stuff // 6:00

George Porter, Jr. – bass, vocals
Zigaboo Modeliste – drums, vocals
David Torkanowsky – keyboards, ?vocals?
Scott Goudeau – guitar, ?vocals?
Tony Dagradi and/or Fred Kemp – saxophone

We know that this group played at Jazz Fest in 1983 and 1984. There is an audience recording that exists of their 1984 Jazz Fest performance. I have not heard it, but I have seen the info file and it’s a totally different setlist with no Meters tunes really except Gossip. So this recording could be from Jazz Fest 1983 or at some other time from 1982 to 1984. I presume and assume this was recorded in New Orleans.

I found this as filler on the 11/28/80 Meters CDRs I traded for years ago. Upon closer inspection of my CDR’s, it was actually about 45 minutes of 11/28/80 and then this Metrics recording on the other side of the cassette.
The tape was also running too fast. This is my first attempt at shifting/fixing the pitch, so it may not be correct, but it sounds closer to reality than it did. It’s also an incomplete recording. I don’t know how much is missing from the end. 2019-01-19 – Funk It Blog

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The Meters (with Sam Henry subbing for Art Neville)
November 28th, 1980
New Orleans, LA @ Tipitinas

FM/SBD (WTUL) > 3rd Gen (presumably a cassette) > DAT > ??? > FLAC > WAV > Cool Edit Pro (amplified) > CD Wave Editor (tracking) > WAV > FLAC

01. WTUL radio intro
02. Rigor Mortis
03. Fire on the Bayou >
04. Jungle Man
05. talk & tuning
06. Africa
07. Cissy Strut
08. Just Kissed My Baby
09. People Say >
10. “Try To Get Over” >
11. They All Ask’d For You

Sam Henry – organ & vocals (subbing for Art Neville)
George Porter, Jr. – bass & vocals
Leo Nocentelli – guitar
Zigaboo Modeliste – drums & vocals

They are announced as “The Funky Disgusting Meters”! It sounds like George Porter’s group, Joyride, was the opening act because Zig calls them out during the jam into Jungle Man.

Here’s a little more info on the history between Sam Henry and The Meters (courtesy of the Home Of The Groove blog):
https://homeofthegroove.blogspot.com/2006/08/gospel-bird-vs-soul-machine-updated.html

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