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Sly and The Family Stone - Live at the
Fillmore East: October 4th & 5th, 1968
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Artist...............: Sly and The Family Stone
Album................: Live at the Fillmore East: October
4th & 5th, 1968
Genre................: Funk/Soul
Source...............: CD
Year.................:
2015
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520
Codec................: Free
Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC)
Version..............: reference libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917
Quality..............:
Lossless, (avg. compression: 58 %)
Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit
Tags.................:
VorbisComment
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Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 22/07/2015

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Disc 1 (Recorded Live at the Fillmore
East, NYC, October 4, 1968 ? Early Show)

    ? Are You Ready
    ? Color Me True
    ? Won?t Be
Long
    ? We Love All (Freedom)
    ? Medley: Turn Me Loose / I Can?t Turn You Loose
    ? Chicken

   ? Love City

Disc 2 (Recorded Live at the Fillmore East, NYC, October 4, 1968 ? Late Show)

    ?
M? Lady
    ? Don?t Burn Baby
    ? Color Me True
    ? Won?t Be Long
    ? St. James Infirmary
    ? Medley: Turn Me Loose / I Can?t Turn You Loose
    ? Are You Ready
    ? Dance To The Music
    ?
Music Lover
    ? Medley: Life / Music Lover

Disc 3 (Recorded Live at the Fillmore East, NYC, October 5,
1968 ? Early Show)

    ? Life
    ? Color Me True
    ? Won?t Be Long
    ? Are You Ready
    ? Dance To The Music
    ? Music Lover
    ? M? Lady

Disc 4 (Recorded Live at the Fillmore
East, NYC, October 5, 1968 ? Late Show)

    ? M? Lady
    ? Life
    ? Are You Ready
    ?
Won?t Be Long
    ? Color Me True
    ? Dance To The Music
    ? Music Lover
    ? Love City
  
 ? Medley: Turn Me Loose / I Can?t Turn You Loose
    ? The Riffs


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When Sly and the Family Stone
recorded their gigs at the Fillmore East in New York City, they were one of America's best live bands, but they were
also a one-hit wonder. They'd had a Top 10 single in 1967 with "Dance to the Music", but their follow-up,
"Life", and the album of the same title, had both stiffed. The plan, apparently, was to release an album of
the Fillmore gigs to show off what the Family Stone could do on stage?and, perhaps, get some traction with the free-form
FM radio stations that were popping up all over.

A few months after the shows, "Everyday People"
became the massive hit the band needed?a song that echoed their own racial and sexual integration?and the live album was
set aside. (Stand!, released in May, 1969, didn't include any of the new songs played at the Fillmore East gigs.)
Somehow, the Fillmore tapes were never edited down to an album until this year, when a vinyl-only double-LP, sequenced
by the Roots' "Captain" Kirk Douglas, appeared for Record Store Day.

This wider-scale release,
though, isn't that selection: it's a four-disc set of all four Fillmore sets in their entirety. That means we get
multiple renditions of the long, jammy pieces that would have been the spine of a late-'60s Fillmore East album:
"Are You Ready" and "Music Lover" (both, in their way, prototypes of "I Want to Take You
Higher"), a cover of "Won't Be Long" (from Aretha Franklin's second album) sung by keyboardist Rose
Stone, an extended version of the Dance to the Music album's "Color Me True", and a frenetic medley of A Whole
New Thing's "Turn Me Loose" with Otis Redding's "I Can't Turn You Loose".

A 35-minute,
six-song Live at the Fillmore East would have been a drop-dead classic on the order of Sly and the Family Stone's next
three actual albums, or nearly so: the missing link between James Brown's extended funk workouts, Norman Whitfield's
psychedelic soul, and the progressive rock that was evolving among the Family Stone's Bay Area neighbors. The band's
half-dozen-or-so vocalists sound great, especially Sly himself, and the stop-on-a-dime arrangements are thrilling. But
if you care about Sly Stone in 2015, after decades of dashed expectations and bungled comebacks, you probably care
enough to want to hear the outtakes and alternate versions from the album-that-might-have-been alongside the real
thing.

True enough, the minor tracks and oddities on this set are illuminating: a relaxed rendition of (Louis
Armstrong's version of) "St. James Infirmary", a show-ending flourish called "The Riffs", a version
of "M'Lady" that detours into a long, spectacular vocal breakdown. It's fun to hear how different the band's
performances could be from show to show, too. Still, collecting the entire Fillmore East engagement also reveals the
Family Stone's curious weaknesses, especially recycling riffs from song to song and relying on a handful of instrumental
and vocal tricks.

Sly and the Family Stone were a groove band above all, and their classic lineup rarely got
to stretch out on record before it fell apart in the early '70s. Fillmore East isn't the hit-making, up-with-people pop
group commemorated on their Greatest Hits, or the embittered, shaken genius-plus-backup of There's a Riot Goin' On and
Fresh. (It's not the first live album by the original group, either: their complete set from 1969's Woodstock festival
was released in 2009 as The Woodstock Experience.) But this set is the document we've been missing of the onstage Family
Stone of legend: the tightly knit extended family that sang and played together, the group that magically united black
and white audiences. If it doesn't quite live up to their radiant reputation, it comes pretty close.


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