Vintage Jazz Fusion Bootlegs posted online

[richrivkin]

Hey All - I've recently uploaded my collection of 400 vintage Jazz Fusion

bootleg shows to my site, http://jazzfusion.tv

The shows are from the 1970's & 80's, and feature Miles Davis, Mahavishnu

Orchestra, Return To Forever, Herbie Hancock, Weather Report, Pat Metheny, Airto,

Larry Coryell, John Abercrombie, Jaco Pastorius, Tony Williams, Brecker Brothers,

Terje Rypdal, and many more.

They're posted at the Bootleg Audio page. You can stream or download.

Jazzfusion.tv is 100% non-commercial. Trades always welcome.

More shows will be posted soon. Happy listening!

Rich Rivkin

http://jazzfusion.tv

rich@jazzfusion.tv

[sidewinder]

Some nice videos on there. That Miles 'Calypso Frelimo' is particularly good.

[J.A.W.]

I don't think promoting bootlegs is allowed here.

[bertrand]

I'm sure Jim will remove this ASAP - just give us enough time to bookmark the page

[Guy Berger]

I don't think promoting bootlegs is allowed here.

Let's call them "unofficial recordings", then.

But seriously -- I am guessing that Jim A will want the link deleted.

Out of curiosity, for those that have checked out this site, how lossy are the files? I've heard rumors that in some cases tracks aren't separated (ie concerts are one entire long track).

Guy

[DukeCity]

I don't think promoting bootlegs is allowed here.

Let's call them "unofficial recordings", then.

But seriously -- I am guessing that Jim A will want the link deleted.

Out of curiosity, for those that have checked out this site, how lossy are the files? I've heard rumors that in some cases tracks aren't separated (ie concerts are one entire long track).

Guy

I heard a rumor that when I... uh... I mean a friend of mine downloaded the Brecker Brothers file from 1976, it came as one long track (about 50 minutes).

Or so I heard...

[Rooster_Ties]

The videos all just link to Youtube stuff, so that's no different that what goes on here day in and day out.

And the audio is all streamed from the site, from what I can see. (Supposedly you can download actual files, but those links don't do anything that I can see -- or at least not that I can get to work).

Look before you delete, Jim.

The harm here is minimal, afaic. (This ain't no dime.)