Another Mike Millard master recording. November 29, 1989 at the LA Forum, Paul McCartney's first tour in 10 years is underway. He plays 31 songs in a marathon set including many Beatles tunes. A great show.

We listen to the opening night (Sept 23, 1971) of Led Zeppelin's first Japanese Tour, and it's brilliant. They're eager to show the audience why they're the best band ever, and they succeed. We listen to a pristine Since I've Been Loving You, and a rapturous Whole Lotta Love with complete performances of Good Times, Bad Times, How Many More Times, You Shook Me, as well as tons of rock songs in the medley. It's arguably the best Whole Lotta Love ever.

JEMS graces us with another Mike Millard master recording to share. This time it's U2 in LA on April 12, 1992 in support of Achtung Baby. One can't stress how huge this band was back then The show is amazing, the recording is excellent, and the audience is incredibly locked in. It's a magical night.

A great show from Lou Reed at his 1980's peak resurgence. Every decade he renewed his relevance, and the New York album was his 1980's high water mark. June 3, 1989 Paris is the show I play, along with a bonus 2013 live performance of Cremation. Powerful.

We revisit July 17, 1973 Seattle for a listen to Dazed and Confused, and No Quarter, which are amazingly performed. Jimmy and company are on it tonight, and you will be delighted. A great upbeat show from Led Zeppelin's ninth North American tour.

Rest In Peace, Peter Green. In honor of the great Fleetwood Mac guitarist's passing (easily the equal of Clapton, Beck, Page, or even Hendrix) I bring you a jam with Eric Clapton and (maybe) Joe Walsh, as well as my favorite live Green Manalishi ever, including a 10 minute Peter Green solo on a Fender VI bass. Amazing.

This is a great show from Led Zeppelin's 9th US Tour. July 17, 1973 in Seattle, WA and it's a scorcher. I use two sources for this and they're both multi-source matrix recordings and they both sound awesome. This is a fun one from the Four Lads.

We get another Mike Millard master from JEMS, and it's the Rolling Stones, October 22, 1989 in Los Angeles. A great capture of the reunited Rolling Stones on their Steel Wheels tour. I play 2000 Light Years from Home, Gimme Shelter, Miss You, and Tumbling Dice.

I finally cover John Paul Jones with his group Them Crooked Vultures, which includes Josh Homme, and Dave Grohl. I play a trio of live songs from three different performances from 2009/2010. New Fang, Caligulove, and an EPIC Spinning in the Daffodils.

We listen to Steve Winwood jamming with the Grateful Dead on November 16, 1970, at the Fillmore East. I play Hard to Handle, Not Fade Away>Going Down The Road Feelin' Bad>Not Fade Away w/ Steve Winwood sitting in on Pigpen's Hammond organ. Good Stuff.