Tom Waits, "Tom Traubert's Blues", Old Grey Whistle Test, 1977

Tom Waits, "Heartattack And Vine", Paris, 1979

David Bowie, Tokyo 12/12/78

Last night of Low and Heroes
Tokyo 12/12/1978

1. Warszawa
2. Heroes
3. Fame
4. Beauty and the Beast
5. Five years
6. Soul Love
7. Star
8. Hang on to yourself
9. Ziggy Stardust
10. Suffragette city
11. Station to station 
12. TVC15

Richie Havens, Tupelo Honey/Just Like A Woman, 1974

Audio is super low, but worth turning up.

Bill Withers, Use Me, Live in Studio 1972

Willie Nelson, Whisky River, 1974

Pink Floyd, Live at Pompeii, 1972

Full version of "Echoes" from their audience-less concert. 

JJ Cale, 1978

"Sensitive Kind." Leon Russell on keyboards, too.

RIP JJ

Louis Armstrong

on the Johnny Cash Show, 10.28.1970.

CSNY

“Almost Cut My Hair”, Wembley ‘74. Guitar Orgy.

David Bowie

 “Heroes,” 1977.

Distractedly lights a cigarette in the middle of the song. Looks like he’s going to cry at one point. Gut-wrenching performance.

Miles Davis

I think Miles honestly believes that they can hear him on the other side of the planet. That’s why he’s aiming his trumpet at them. So fucking raw. Berlin, 1973.

Ginger Baker

in Lagos, jamming with afro-beat super stars. 1971. Total freak out.

New York Dolls

Jet Boy - Old Grey Whistle Test, 1973

This song is on Illuminated Mixtape 3.1.

Stevie Wonder

So much joy. So much funky, funky joy.

Darondo

My current obsession: Darondo.

“Darondo recorded three singles and played four shows in the ’70s ,and then stopped and drove home in his Rolls Royce after he opened for James Brown. Later he traveled the world collecting interesting artifacts, became the king of Bay Area cable with three shows per day, and worked as a physical therapist coaxing patients to walk again.” – Wikipedia