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The Recorded LIVE Playlist

The Benny Goodman Orchestra
The Manhattan Room
Hotel Pennsylvania
New York City, NY
6 November 1937
 
Little Feat, Waiting for Columbus
J. Giels Band, Full House
Zep, The Song Remains the Same 4 LP Re-issue. Much maligned, but the 4 LP set includes the full version of "Since I've Been Lovin' You", my favorite bit of Jimmy Page guitar work.
 
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New guy here, so pardon the error of my ways--couple of great live covers--Roxy Music, Like a Hurricane (Neil Young), Jethro Tull, John Barleycorn Must Die (Traffic)
 
The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Jazz Goes to College, 1954.
This is such a cool recording. Thanks KeninDC for turning me onto it!

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ZERO - Chance in a Million, 1994 CD. This is Steve Kimock's S.F./Bay Area band who has ties to The Dead and Rhythm Devils. The the music and recording on this album is mind blowing, insanely good. Most of Steve Kimock's music is live. His voice is deep and husky like the Boss's and the guitar work is like 70/80s Santana.

Zero's first two albums were released by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab (Original Master Recordings) because the quality of their live music was that good.

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