Showing posts with label Suzanne Vega. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Suzanne Vega. Show all posts

Monday, 21 April 2025

































Suzanne Vega
The Plant
Sausalito, CA.
September 20th 1996

Remastered FM.
A solo session from Suzanne with lots of chit-chat.
regards
Titus

01 World Before Columbus
02 Marlene on the Wall
03 Stockings
04 Honeymoon Suite
05 Luka
06 Gypsy
07 Tom's Diner

Sunday, 29 December 2024




















Songwriters Circle DVD
Richard Thompson/Suzannne Vega/Loudon Wainwright III
BBC4 September 26th 2010

Highly recommended.
regards
Titus

01. Richard Thompson: Keep Your Distance
02. Suzanne Vega: Marlene on the Wall
03. Loudon Wainwright: One Man Guy
04. Richard Thompson: 1952 Vincent Black Lightning
05. Suzanne Vega: Luka
06. Loudon Wainwright: Dead Man
07. Richard Thompson: Down Where the Drunkards Roll
08. Suzanne Vega: Frank and Ava
09. Loudon Wainwright: House
10. Richard Thompson: I Feel So Good
11. Suzanne Vega: Gypsy
12. Loudon Wainwright: Be Careful There's a Baby in the House
13. Richard Thompson: Genesis Hall
14. Suzanne Vega: Tom's Diner
15. Loudon Wainwright: The Swimming Song

Sunday, 7 July 2024


































Suzanne Vega
Iron Horse Music Hall
Northampton, MA
March 15th 1984

Reposted from February 2021

First of all I apologise for the excessive track splitting here.
Not my doing, but I couldn't be bothered rejoining it to reduce the playlist.
Whoever did this...well...let's just say don't let them cut your hair.
One of the many tracks I have called 'Suzanne talks' is just her saying "Thank you".
There is some hiss noticable in quiet parts but attempts to quell it
had such detrimental effects on the quality of the music I abandoned that project.
This is a very early SBD.
The year before her first album came out.
Don't think she was ever better than this.
Wonder if she was aware of Roy Harper?
Reminds me of Roy in terms of the mix of acoustic songs and chat.
Always odd to hear something like this where the artist
is about to go huge and it will be the last chance,
at least for some time, to see them in such a low key setting.
I once saw Barenaked Ladies in a tent at Glastonbury
just before they became really famous.
Best gig they ever did.
regards
Titus

Disc 1 {early show}
01 introduction
02 Suzanne talks
03 Tom's Diner
04 Suzanne talks
05 The Boulevardiers
06 Suzanne talks
07 The Queen & the Soldier
08 Suzanne talks
09 Knight Moves
10 Suzanne talks
11 Gypsy
12 Suzanne talks
13 Black Widow Station
14 Some Journey
15 Suzanne talks
16 Neighbourhood Girls
17 Suzanne talks
18 Cracking
19 Suzanne talks
20 Small Blue Thing
21 Suzanne talks
22 The Silver Lady

Disc 2 (late Show)
01 introduction
02 Suzanne talks
03 The Rent Song
04 Suzanne talks
05 The Marching Dream
06 Suzanne talks
07 Marlena on the Wall
08 Suzanne talks
09 Freeze Tag
10 Suzanne talks
11 Calypso
12 Suzanne talks
13 Daniella
14 Suzanne talks
15 Just Friends
16 Suzanne talks
17 Straight Lines
18 Suzanne talks
19 Undertow
20 Suzanne talks
21 Playing
22 crowd
23 Suzanne talks
24 Gypsy

Saturday, 6 July 2024

































Suzanne Vega
Theatersaal der Universität
Bremen, Germany
October 14th 1985

Remastered FM.
A very good recording overall and beautiful music.
Regular visitors will know I don't often write "very good".
This is a relitively small venue,
I  suppose it's fair to say she was 'breaking' at this point.
It's great with a band but she was even better as an unknown solo act.
The 1984 show I posted highlights the difference.
With band or solo?
regards
Titus

01 intro/Tom's Diner 
02 Some Journey
03 Small Blue Thing
04 Cracking
05 Undertow
06 The Queen and the Soldier
07 Knight Moves
08 Gypsy
09 Calypso
10 Straight Lines
11 Freeze Tag
12 Luka 
13 Left of Center
14 Marlene on the Wall
15 band intros/Neighborhood Girls
16 Black Widow Station
17 The Rent Song/outro