August 1, 1971 ~ George Harrison & Friends (including Ringo Starr, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Billy Preston, Leon Russell, Badfinger, & others) gave two charity concerts (afternoon & evening) for Bangladesh Relief, at Madison Square Garden in NYC.
The matinee began at 2:30 PM, and the evening concert started at 8:00 PM. Most of the songs from the commercially-released triple-album set came from the evening show, while a few were used for the album from the afternoon show.
So this set list is the OPPOSITE of the songs used for the commercial release.
**PLEASE NOTE: This recording came from an audience member's recording, so the sound is definitely not good. It's listenable, but not up to "commercial" standards.
***ALSO PLEASE NOTE: The source of this recording did not record the Ravi Shankar set, which opened the concert. This recording begins with George and band taking the stage after Ravi's set. I feel, from an historical viewpoint, it's quite cool. Please enjoy!

1. WAH-WAH - George. Audio is from the afternoon show up until the 3:20 mark, at which time, the audio from the evening show is used to finish the song (the opposite of the commercial release)
2. SOMETHING - George. The afternoon version. This was switched to the next-to-last song in the evening performance.
3. AWAITING ON YOU ALL - George. Afternoon version. This song wasn't played at all during the evening show.
4. THAT'S THE WAY GOD PLANNED IT - Billy Preston. Afternoon performance
5. IT DON'T COME EASY - Ringo Starr. Afternoon performance
6. BEWARE OF DARKNESS - George. Afternoon
7. BAND INTRODUCTIONS - From the evening performance. George had forgotten to intro the band earlier in the evening, so these introductions are right before the second-to-last song in the show. I moved the audio up to this point in order to get a good idea of who's in the band.
8. JUMPING JACK FLASH / YOUNGBLOOD - Leon Russell. Afternoon performance
9. HERE COMES THE SUN - George with Badfinger on acoustic accompaniment. Evening performance
10. A HARD RAIN'S A-GONNA FALL - Bob Dylan. Afternoon performance
11. IT TAKES A LOT TO LAUGH, IT TAKES A TRAIN TO CRY - Bob Dylan. Afternoon
12. LOVE MINUS ZERO / NO LIMIT - Bob Dylan. Afternoon. This song was replaced in the evening show by "Mr. Tambourine Man" (which Bob didn't sing in the afternoon.)
13. JUST LIKE A WOMAN - Bob Dylan (joined by George & Leon on vocals). Afternoon
14. HEAR ME LORD - George. Afternoon (George didn't perform this in the evening show.) 
15. (It's at this point in the evening show that George introduced the band, but we heard it earlier.) George performs MY SWEET LORD. Afternoon show
16. BANGLA DESH - George. Afternoon

Thanks for listening!

JOHN LENNON'S 1973 album, MIND GAMES, presented in QUADRASONICS, which is a system that uses four independent directional sources of sound. You don't need any special system to listen to it; it's simply a different sounding mix, a bit more separation by using the four "directions" of sound. (It's pretty much the same as Quadrophonic.)
It's a really great sound; one that doesn't knock you over the head, but a sound that you can tell is different, yey familiar. Please enjoy!
 1. MIND GAMES
 2. TIGHT A$
 3. AISUMASEN (I'm Sorry)
 4. ONE DAY (At A Time)
 5. BRING ON THE LUCIE (Freda Peeple)
 6. NUTOPIAN INTERNATIONAL ANTHEM (4 seconds of silence)
 7. INTUITION
 8. OUT THE BLUE
 9. ONLY PEOPLE
10. I KNOW (I Know)
11. YOU ARE HERE
12. MEAT CITY
Uploaded by Steve Ludwig of the BEATLES HOUR & CLASSIC POP CULTURE Shows at www.PlanetLudwig.com

The Rolling Stones live in Honolulu at the Hawaii International Center, July 28, 1966 ~ Broadcast on KPOI-FM. (30 minutes)
Enjoy!

1. Intro & Not Face Away
2. The Last Time
3. Paint It, Black
4. Lady Jane
5. Mother's Little Helper
6. Get Off Of My Cloud
7. 19th Nervous Breakdown
8. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Arguably the greatest rock 'n' roll concert album is The Rolling Stones' GET YER YA-YAs OUT! recording from 1969's Madison Squrae Garden shows. Post-concert overdubbing was done, from what I've heard, to about half the songs, mostly Mock & Keith's vocals and Keith's gutar work (but some of you may have more info).
This is the original soundboard recording of engineer Glyn Johns's Raw Demo (aka "no overdubbing"), from both shows at Madison Square Garden in NYC, November 27 & 28, 1969, and at the Baltimore Civic Center on November 26, 1969.
Enjoy!
"GET YER YA-YA'S OUT!" GLYN JOHNS RAW DEMO

1. Introduction
2. Jumpin' Jack Flash
3. Carol
4. Sympathy For The Devil
5. Stray Cat Blues
6. Love In Vain
7. Prodigal Son
8. You Gotta Move
9. Under My Thumb
10. I'm Free
11. Midnight Rambler
12. Live With Me
13. Little Queenie
14. Hony Tonk Women
15. Street Fighting Man

ALTERNATE TAKES
    16. Jumpin' Jack Flash
    17. Carol
    18. Satisfaction
    19. Honky Tonk Women
Uploaded by Steve Ludwig of the Classic Pop Culture website, PlanetLudwig.com.

Close to two glorious hours with The Grateful Dead (and their various wonderful iterations) playing The Beatles!
(Uploaded by Steve Ludwig of The Beatles Hour & Classic Pop Culture shows, at PlanetLudwig.com. Please enjoy!)

1. Day Tripper - Grateful Dead 6/25/85
2. Come Together - The Dead 7/7/03
3. Eleanor Rigby Jam - Jerry Garcia Band 2/12/80
4. Tomorrow Never Knows - Grateful Dead 11/29/94
5. Blackbird - Ratdog 11/9/99
6. Get Back - Phil Lesh Quintet 10/16/00
7. Why Don't We Do It In The Road? - Grateful Dead 4/7/85
8. Hey Jude (Complete Version) - Grateful Dead 3/22/90 - Hey Jude Reprise is patched together, no Fantasy
9. Strawberry Fields Forever - Phil Lesh Quintet 2/8/02
10. Rain - Grateful Dead 10/9/94
11. Revolution - Grateful Dead 7/2/85
12. She Said She Said - The Dead 7/7/03
13. Dear Prudence - Reconstruction 7/8/79
14. It's All Too Much - Grateful Dead 3/26/95
15. I Want To Tell You - Jerry Garcia Band 3/8/87 (One of two times JGB played this song; the other time was in 1976)
16. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds - Grateful Dead 3/17/95
17. I Am the Walrus  - Phil Lesh Quintet 9/1/02
18. While My Guitar Gently Weeps - Phil Lesh Quintet 11/30/01 (Only time played by PLQ)

SOUPY SALES's 1969 album made with MOTOWN, A BAG OF SOUP, played it pretty straightforward, foregoing his usual slapstick, silly humor. He was backed by Motown musicians & singers.
Six bonus tracks are heard after the twelve-cut A Bag of Soup album.
Please enjoy!
1. Muck-Arty Park
2. This Guy's In Love With You
3. For Once In My Life
4. Tell Me What He's Got
5. Life Never Brings A Bottle To The Party
6. I Believe In Love
7. Green Go The Rushes-O
8. Though I'm Just A Clown
9. Unwrap Your Bubble Gum
10. Teach our Baby How To Dance
11. Let's Talk About Living
12. Come To Baby, Do!
     BONUS SOUPY TRACKS
13. I'm A Bird-Watching Man
14. Use Your Noggin'
15. The Backwards Alphabet
16. Spanish Flea
17. That Wasn't Your Girl
18. Break Your Back

SOUPY SALES (born Milton Supman 1/8/1926 - 11/22/2009) entertains with 24 Teen Hits! (circa 1965)
1. Do the Mouse
2. The Name Game
3. Sad Sack
4. Speedy Gonzalez
5. Hey Pearl
6. The Nitty Gritty
7. Mouse Trap
8. Your Brains'll Fall Out
9. King Kong
10. Mighty Clem
11. Pachalafaka
12. Mr. Cab Driver
13. Opening
14. There's Nothing To Do Today
15. Soupy of the Secret Service
16. Pie-Face
17. Leona
18. We're Going to the Circus
19. Dressing Room Menagerie
20. 35 Pounds, 9 Feet Tall
21. Vy You Spyink On Me?
22. Forever Friends
23. What Did the Animals Say?
24. Pie in the Sky
See also: SOUPY'S MOTOWN ALBUM: A BAG OF SOUP
Please Enjoy!

Thirteen comedy tracks from the late American monologist, "Eddie Lawrence - The Old Philosopher."
Eddie's real name is Lawrence Eisler. Eisler took the stage name of "Eddie Lawrence" in the late-1950's when presenting his "Old Philosopher" persona.
Eisler passed in 2014, at the age of 95.
[Uploaded by Steve Ludwig of the Classic Pop Culture website, PlanetLudwig.com.]
Please enjoy!

1. The OId Philosopher
2. At the Opera
3. The Big Town
4. The Good Old Days (Rock & Roll)
5. The D.J.'s Philosopher
6. Frankenshteiner Polka
7. King Arthur's Mines
8. Loco Baseball
9. The Football Philosopher
10. Respecta
11. Gay Paree
12. Old, Old Vienna
13. The New Philosopher 

Covering all the songs from The Beatles' A HARD DAY'S NIGHT album are:

1. A Hard Day's Night - Majority One
2. I Should Have Known Better - Gianna Porfano
3. If I Fell - Oli Blake White
4. I'm Happy Just To Dance With You - Caroline Lucius
5. And I Love Her - Robbie Ellington
6. Tell Me Why - Paul Moody
7. Can't Buy Me Love - The Punkles
8. Anytime At All - Blue Ash
9. I'll Cry Instead - Joe Cocker (1964)
10. Things We Said Today - Howlin' Jaws
11. When I Get Home - Nvernous
12. You Can't Do That - Love, Robot
13. I'll Be Back - Mona Lisa Twins
14. Ringo's Theme (This Boy) - Surf Dawgs

ENJOY!

It's FIVE episodes from the horror/supernatural American radio show, LIGHTS OUT.
LIGHTS OUT ran, at various times, from 1934 to 1947, and it predated the future radio horror programs, SUSPENSE and INNER SANCTUM.
Here is the first part of more LIGHTS OUT episodes to come to the Classic Pop Culture website, PlanetLudwig.com.
1) THE DARK (0:00 - 7:22) - Fun fact: The Simpsons' "Treehouse of Horror V" episode was based on this broadcast. A doctor and a police investigator are called to an abandoned house -- with horrific results! [Original broadcast date: 12/29/37]
2) CHICKEN HEART (7:24 - 15:00) - A chicken heart begins to grow, & there's no end in sight.
[Original broadcast date: 3/10/37]
3) METEOR MAN (15:01 - 38:24) - A couple finds a meteorite...and  encounter the horror inside it...  [Original broadcast date: 6/16/37]
4) THE DREAM (with Boris Karloff) (38:26 - 1:08:21) - A professor keeps having a nightmare that urges him to kill. [Original broadcast date: 3/23/38]
5) THE WORD (1:08:24 - 1:34:16) - A newleywed couple in New York City suddenly find themselves the last two peopl on Earth. [Original broadcast date: 9/14/43]

Uploaded by PlanetLudwig.com  ~  ENJOY!