The Tony Williams Lifetime
November 1969 (broadcast date)
New York, NY @ Village Gate
FM/SBD > cassette (unknown gen) > Soundforge > flac > wav > phase inverted > CDR
01. To Whom it May Concern	6:57
02. Emergency!			12:21
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SBD > Radio Statio Master Reel > cassette (low gen) > Soundforge > flac > CDR
from recording studio, possibly live:
03. Vuelta Abajo		7:09
04. A Famous Blues		6:53
05. Something Spiritual		5:28
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1971 outtakes?:
SBD > ? > CDR
6. 3:46
7. 4:30
Tony Williams - drums 
John McLaughlin - guitar 
Larry Young - B3 organ
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1972
NYC, NY @ Carnegie Hall
unknown audience > 2nd gen cassette > wav > flac > CDR
8. Introduction
9. Urchins of Shermese
10. Intro
11. ?
12. Improv
13. You Make It Easy
14. What It's About
15. Mystic Knights of The Sea
Tony Williams - drums
Webster Lewis - keys
David Horowitz - keys
Tequila - vocals
Herb Bushler - bass
Bob Caccicola (?) - guitar

1969 Notes:
Tony Williams Lifetime a 5 song radio broadcast from late 
November 1969 the first 2 songs while not mint are a lower gen 
than what most collectors have and no noise reduction added or
any tweaking done (the person I got the tape from said they were 
told the radio broadcast was from late November 1969)

songs 3 > 5 are a new find dubbed off the radio station master reel
my cassette is very low gen, I was told a search was made of the 
radio station archives but the first 2 songs were not found.

at the start of song 3 " Unknown Title " there was a long loud beep 
the recording warning signal from the Polydor studio I shortened it 
and reduced the volume so you hear it but it should not bother anyone.

in the USA " Emergency " was released as 2 seperate LP's and it appears
Polydor to stimulate interest in the 2nd LP release gave a tape with
a couple of live tracks to a New York radio station ("Emergency" and
a new song the as yet unrecorded "To Whom it May Concern")
The radio station must have asked for more so they could play a 
longer live broadcast and Polydor recorded Lifetime in the studio
and gave them this tape.

Whether all 5 songs are from the same session or 2 sessions or
a mix of live and studio will only be answered when someone writing
a Tony Williams discography has access to the Polydor recording
session files.