May
19th, 2022

Melancholy Sunday is Empress
Valley's answer to the newly circulating soundboard and audience mix
for Buffalo July 15, 1973 show. This triple set is limited to 100 numbered
copies and is packaged as gatefold paper case.
May
11th, 2022
An
usual run of reissues came out from Lighthouse team, both have been
remastered by Graf Zeppelin and both are strictly limited and stickered.

Sizzles In Seattle is
a four disc set collecting two live performances from Seattle on June
18 and 19, 1972.

Heartbreakers Back In Town
is a triple disc set covering superb sounding audience recording for
New York on February 12, 1975 show.
April
12th, 2022
Two
new titles have been announced by Graf Zeppelin label, both are reissuing
some less popular circulating audios. As always, sets are strictly limited.

Barrage Of Riffs is a
five disc set completing audience and soundboard sources for Buffalo
on July 15, 1973. Both sources are taken from freshly circulating transfer
copies.

Dundee 1973 is a single
disc set available as a gift for those, who are purchasing other regular
titles from the label. It features a soundboard portion for January
27, 1973 show.
April
6th, 2022

A reissuing saga continues with
a new set from Lighthouse - Munich 1973 is double disc title
from Olympiahalle, Munich, on March 17, 1973 and has been remastered
by Graf Zeppelin.

Wendy Records has also issued
a new title, 1969 Texas International Pop Festival - Multi Band Remaster.
This is a single disc covering a mixture of soundboard and audience
recordings for the legendary August 31, 1969 show that has been released
dozens of times.
March
30th, 2020
Two
new titles have been announced by the Lighthouse, both are reissuing
some old audio known from few past titles. Both sets are limited and
stickered.

Copenhagen 1971 is a 2CD
set from KB Hallen, Copenhagen on May 3, 1971 and has been remastered
by Graf Zeppelin.

Buffalo 1973 is a 3CD
set from Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo on July 15, 1973. The
first two discs are sourced from the soundboard while disc three uses
the audience source to complete the concert.
March
19th, 2022
Two
new titles are announced today, both are delivering recently surfaced
stuff and some older material known from past releases.


Plays Black Beauty is
a double disc set from Tarantura2000. This title offers raw and mastered
version of recently circulated Carnegie Hall October 17, 1969 early
show. As always, this title is issued in two unique artwork versions,
called Stage and Blimp edition, and each is limited strictly to 69 numbered
copies.

The second title is 1973 Marzfest
Munich from Wendy Records. This double disc set reissues a very
good sounding Munich March 17, 1973 audience source. The set is armed
with usual obi.
March
4th, 2022

LA Forum 1975 2nd Night: Mike
Millard Master Tapes is a six disc set from Lighthouse collecting
previously uncirculated Millard master tape for the famous Los Angeles
March 25th, 1975 show. This set contains both a Flat Transfer
Edition and Mastered Edition of the tape. Forst 100
copies are numbered.

Cosmic Crazy: Second Night
In The Forum 1975 is another version of newly surfaced Millard master
tape, this time on Graf Zeppelin. This four disc set features Mike Millard
tape on first three discs, adding fragmentary alternate audience source
on the fourth disc. This set is strictly limited and stickered.
February
19th, 2022

Starting Show Of North American
Tour Autumn 1969 is Wisteria's answer to the recently issued Carnegie
Hall show on October 17, 1969. The set is armed with obi and strictly
limited to 100 numbered copies.
February
15th, 2022


Good Times Jimmy's Got The
Blues is the newest title from Tarantura, including newly surfaced
Toronto November 2, 1969 recording and adding Kansas City November 5,
1969 show. As usual, two different artwork versions are issued, each
limited to 69 numbered copies. Mastered by Enigma, expected to be a
definitve version of these two early shows.
January
30th, 2022

At Carnegie Hall 1969 is Wendy's newest production dedicated
to newly surfcaed audience recording from October 17, 1969.

And as expected, the Lighthouse also issued their own version
of this show, titled simply Carnegie Hall 1969.
January
26th, 2022

Yet again the Graf Zeppelin is ready with a new title, this time also
with a completely new uncirculated show from October 17, 1969 on the
fabulous Carnegie Hall, New York. The two disc set titled Black Beauty
covers two different versions of this amazing recording, each remastered
separately.

Listen To This, Eddie: The Best & Longest is the newest effort
from the Lighthouse team, a triple disc set featuring the "enth"
version of the famous June 21, 1977 show. The gap in Ten Years Gone
and a small cut in Guitar Solo are filled with newly circulated alternate
audience source that was known from only one song for several years.
I cannot count which version of this show it really is. Do we need another
Eddie, c'mon...

Yes, we do! At least this is what Wendy thinks while issuing a 9 disk
version of this show, giving to this extended set name Listen To
This Eddie - Complete Edition. Each of three available sources are
released separately, and as expected, each is mastered in a typical
label's way, bringing up absolutely nothing new to the collector's society.
January
13th, 2022


The Lighthouse also issued two new titles. O'Keefe Centre 1969
is their answer to the newly circulating recording from Toronto November
2, 1969. Greensboro 1975 is a double disc set featuring a rarely
circulating January 29, 1975 show that has been released by TDOLZ in
the deeep past.

Love Letter From Canada is Wendy's own version of newly circulating
Toronto November 2, 1969 show, adding July 25, 1969 Wisconsin as bonus...guess
next will be Tarantura?

Hollywood Sportatorium 1971 is a double disc set from Wisterial
Records that covers another newly surfaced recording from September
1, 1971.
January
11th, 2022
Graf Zeppelin is ready with three new titles, each is armed with sticker
and is limited to few hundred numbered copies.

The Rockpile February 1969 is a single disc set documenting a
mediocre quality audience tape for Toronto February 2, 1977 show. The
set is given as a gift for those, who have purchased other Graf Zeppelin
titles.

Back In Toronto is double disc set featuring newly surfcaed and
more complete version of Toronto November 2, 1969 show. The tape also
features one song from the support band, Edward Bear, that had been
captured by the taper.

In Celebration For A King is a six disc set and is label's answer
to the newly circulating audience recording for New York June 8, 1977
show that has been just issued by Wendy Records. The label also incorporated
an older source mix as a special bonus content.
January
5th, 2022

The first title of this year and a nice addition to live discography,
a new audience source for New York show on June 8, 1977 released by
Wendy. A triple disc set, Behind The Stacks, debuts with newly
surfcaed recording in a very good quality, which is not something we
may witness very often.