James Taylor + John Williams @ Tanglewood / Boston Pops 2008-08-30 (FM)

The Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra
John Williams conducting
live at Tanglewood,
Koussevitzky Music Shed;
Lenox, Massachusetts
August 30, 2009
live FM broadcast on WGBH/National Public Radio

Program

Part 1:
Music for Films:
- John Williams: Superman, Harry Potter, Star Wars
- Ennio Morricone: Cinema Paradiso
- John Williams: Elegy for cello and Orchestra - a tribute to Senator Edward M. Kennedy

Part 2:
- James Taylor with The Boston Pops
available here:
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=264534

This torrent:
Part 1:
Music for Films:
- John Williams: Superman, Harry Potter, Star Wars
- Ennio Morricone: Cinema Paradiso
- John Williams: Elegy for cello and Orchestra - a tribute to Senator Edward M. Kennedy


tracklisting:
101 radio intro 4:23
102 Williams: March from Superman 4:46
103 intro 0:30
104 Williams: Hedwig's Theme 5:27
105 Williams: Harry's Wonderful World 4:53
106 intro 0:36
107 Morricone: Cinema Paradiso 3:49
108 intro 1:54
109 Williams: Elegy for Cello and Orchestra 7:01
110 intro 0:50
111 Williams: Imperial March from Star Wars 3:38
112 Williams: Princess Leia's Theme from Star Wars 4:54
113 Williams: Star Wars main theme 5:58
114 radio outro and John Williams interview 4:16
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total time: 53:05

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Source/lineage:
FM stereo radio>PC>Soundforge>WAV>tracked and edited in Soundforge>WAVs>SBEs repaired, FLAC-8 files and checksum files created in Trader's Little Helper
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Standard disclaimer: this was recorded from an analog FM broadcast; there may be audible FM hiss and other flaws.
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A Zootype project, August 2009
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some photos of Tanglewood:
http://www.bridgeandtunnelclub.com/bigmap/outoftown/massachusetts/berkshires/lenox/tanglewood/index.htm

https://we.tl/t-HvnGNER4Zi

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James Taylor
with the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra
and members of
The Tanglewood Festival Chorus
John Williams conducting
live at Tanglewood,
Koussevitzky Music Shed;
Lenox, Massachusetts
August 30, 2009
live FM broadcast on WGBH/National Public Radio

Program

Part 1:
Music for Films:
- John Williams: Superman, Harry Potter, Star Wars
- Ennio Morricone: Cinema Paradiso

- John Williams: Elegy for cello and Orchestra - a tribute to Senator Edward M. Kennedy

Part 2:
- James Taylor with The Boston Pops


This torrent:
Part 2
 James Taylor with the Boston Pops  Esplanade Orchestra and members of the Tanglewood Festival Chorus; John Williams conducting
201 radio intro 2:21
202 John Williams' intro 0:32
203 Sweet Baby James 3:46
204 intro 0:44
205 - 3:18
206 intro 0:34
207 Carolina in My Mind 5:04
208 intro 0:58
209 - 4:13
210 intro 0:15
211 Shower the People 4:58
212 intro 1:07
213 It's Enough to Be On Your Way 5:48
214 intro 0:48
215 Caroline I See You 3:20
216 intro 0:52
217 I Was a Mean Old Man 3:47
218 intro 0:35
219 Fire and Rain 5:05
220 band intros 1:51
221 Up On the Roof 4:25
222 encore break 3:43
223 - 2:19
224 second encore intro 2:27
225 Copperline 5:12
226 - 3:57
227 - 5:18
228 radio outro 0:14
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total time: 77:45
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Steve Gadd: drums
Larry Goldings: piano
Jimmy Johnson: bass guitar
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Source/lineage:
FM stereo radio>PC>Soundforge>WAV>tracked, edited and EQd in Soundforge>WAVs>SBEs repaired, FLAC-8 files and checksum files created in Trader's Little Helper
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Standard disclaimer: this was recorded from an analog FM broadcast; there may be audible FM hiss and other flaws.
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A Zootype project, March 2009
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https://we.tl/t-dht2QMOczW

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