here is the info file from Dime
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rips made by EASY CD-DA Extractor
Complete Cover-Art, incl. Booklet: The Booklet is the same for all discs
——————————————————————————NOTE that Rotary Connection and James Cotton have a wrong catalogue number on the back cover, they are both listed as TEX 3 but they are respectively TEX 5 and TEX 8
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Lu Mitchell, did not play at the festival. She was merely an attendee one day there. She’s a long-time Dallas folk musician who wrote a song about the media coverage of the festival, and someone decided to include it.
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I’m not the one who ripped the albums, I found that some tracks have wrong title on the cover and/or in the tracklist posted in the info, so I corrected them manually and retagged as well.
here are the correct titles I was able to recognize and that I changed, hope to have been right.Tex 01 – Led Zeppelin
tr.01 Sweet Baby = Train Kept A-Rollin’ (Yardbirds)
tr.05 How Many More Times -> Bye Bye Baby = How Many More Times (part 1)
tr.06 Bye Bye Baby = How Many More Times (part 2)Tex 03 – Sly & The Family Stone
tr.01 New Baby = M’ Lady
tr.02 Yah Yah Yah = Sing A Simple Song
tr.07 Higher = I Want To Take You HigherTex 04 – Janis Joplin
tr.03 As Good As You Been = As Good As You Been To This WorldTex 05 – Rotary Connection
tr.05 Let The People Talk = Let Them TalkTex 06 – Chicago Transit Authority
tr.02 Come On Everybody Let Us Play For You = Introduction (this is a real name of a song, not a intro)
tr.05 Cloudy Every Morning -> Sun Don’t Shine = South California Purples
tr.07 We’ve Been Having Fun In Texas – Talking (chattering)Tex 07 – Johnny Winter
tr.06 Look Up = Leland Mississippi BluesTex 09 – B.B. King
tr.06 Dont’ Want A Soul Hanging Around = Don’t Answer the DoorTex 10 – Spirit
tr.01 Fresh Garbage = Trangos Fog Out -> I’m Truckin’ -> Fresh Garbage
tr.07 I’ve Got A Line On You = I Got A Line On YouTex Box – Disc 1
Santana
tr.07 Shades of Time = Savor
tr.09 Treat = Persuasion———————————————————————————–
some info about Texas International Pop Festival recordings
http://www.texaspopfestival.com/misc/recordings_info.htmThe recordings were made straight off the sound board. They’ve been sold for years as bootleg albums. Some of the albums include announcements from the stage, including Wavy Gravy and the police chief, and audience comments.
The largest manufacturer is a company called Oh Boy. They’ve used the artwork from the Tom Bailey watercolor that adorned the programs and the poster sold at the festival. They’ve colored the art differently for each artist’s CD. The insert is actually a miniature replica of the program from the festival, with every page identical. The only difference besides size is the coloring of the cover. That’s really cool! If you bid on a CD on eBay or elsewhere, I would suggest you contact the seller, if that information isn’t in the description, and ask if the multi-page insert is included. If it’s a CD, be sure to ask if it is a CDR copy. There are lots of those. The CD will most likely still play just as well, so if you don’t care about the accompanying graphics, a CDR is fine, but the price should be much lower than the ones with the graphics, especially the Oh Boy CDs with the miniature program inserts.
There are other versions of some of the artists’ CDs. In fact, the Spirit CD is difficult to find on the Oh Boy label. The most common version is one call “Feedback Texas Style.” That one has eight songs from the festival and ten from the album, “Feedback,” that Spirit released in 1972, but has yet to be released on CD for some reason.
Besides the Oh Boy version, Janis’s performance is sold under the name “Raise Your Hand,” which was the first song she sang at the festival, and “Turn On Your Love Light,” which contains some other performances.
Johnny Winter’s performance is also sold as “Johnny Winter Live” and White Lightning.
Led Zeppelin’s CD is sold a number of different ways including “Don’t Mess With Texas.” (Bet you never heard that phrase in 1969!) One version has a photo of Jimmy Page on the cover that is obviously from years later.
There’s a box set of three albums that contains songs by artists who are not included on an album of their own. One artist on the box set, Lu Mitchell, did not play at the festival. She was merely an attendee one day there. She’s a long-time Dallas folk musician who wrote a song about the media coverage of the festival, and someone decided to include it. The CD box set, if bought together as Oh Boy manufactured it, comes in and LP-sized box. and the replica of the program is full size.
The original LPs came in a plain, white album cover with the name of the band and “Live at Texas Pop Festival” stamped on the front with a rubber stamp. Later, the LPs came with transparent, colored records. Each artist had a different color. Janis’ was pink; Sly’s was yellow. Those show up on eBay occasionally, usually with a steep price tag.
Unfortunately, Freddie King, Nazz and Shiva’s Headband, as far as I can tell, didn’t get put on any of the albums. Of course, the bands that played at the free stage and not at the main stage were not recorded.
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TEXBOX 1-3
Disc One
Grand Funk Railroad:
01. Are You Ready? (3:51)
Incredible String Band:
02. Waiting For You (7:34)
03. Black Jack Davy (4:25)
04. Audience Comments No.1
Santana:
05. Evil Ways (6:25)
06. You Just Don’t Care (5:22)
07. Shades of Time (5:05)
08. Jingo (3:36)
09. Treat (3:25)
10. Soul Sacrifice (9:52)
11. Police Chief Adams Speaks To Audience
Sweetwater:
12. What’s Wrong? (14:57)
13. Why Oh Why (3:46)Disc Two
01. Audience Comments No.2
Delaney & Bonnie & Friends:
02. Get Ourselves Together (3:18)
03. Ghetto (6:04)
04. When the Battle Is Over (4:41)
05. I Can’t Take It Much Longer (3:18)
06. Things Get Better (3:45)
Tony Joe White:
07. Polk Salad Annie (5:50)
08. Aspen Colorado (3:25)
09. Elements & Things (4:58)
10. Roosevelt & Ira Lee (5:19)
11. Hard To Handle (3:56)
12. Audience Comments No.3
Herbie Mann:
13. Tangier (14:46)Disc Three
Canned Heat:
01. Stage Announcement / Bullfrog Blues (7:01)
02. Rollin’ & Tumblin’ (12:35)
03. Bob Hite Speaks To The Audience While Larry Is Fixing His Bass (2:58)
04. You Can’t Do No Better (9:28)
Lou Mitchel:
05. Lewd & Loose in Louisville (3:13)
Sam & Dave:
06. Instrumental Intro (5:02)
07. Take What I Want (5:38)
08. I’ve Been Lonely Too Long (10:31)
09. May I, Baby (10:52)
10. Soul Man (6:06)TEX 1
Led Zeppelin
Sunday, August 31, 196901. Sweet Baby (2:57)
02. I Can’t Quit You Baby (5:58)
03. Dazed & Confused (15:07)
04. You Shook Me (10:44)
05. How Many More Times/Bye Bye Baby (21:56)
06. Bye Bye Bye
07. Communication Breakdown (4:51)TEX 2
Ten Years After
Monday, September 1, 196901. Good Morning Little School Girl (7:20)
02. I Can’t Keep From Cryin’ Sometimes (18:00)
03. Hobbit (10:13)
04. Spoonful (6:57)
05. I’m Goin’ Home (11:30)TEX 3
Sly and the Family Stone
Monday, September 1, 196901. New Baby (7:09)
02. Yah Yah Yah (5:33)
03. You Can Make It If You Try (6:24)
04. Stand (10:14)
05. Everyday People (3:13)
06. Dance to the Music (8:19)
07. Higher (9:52)TEX 4
Janis Joplin
Saturday, August 30, 196901. Stage announcements by Wavy Gravy (5:26)
02. Raise Your Hand (5:14)
03. As Good As I’ve Been (6:52)
04. Try (6:24)
05. Maybe (3:46)
06. To Love Somebody (4:57)
07. Summertime (4:38)TEX 5
Rotary Connection
Saturday, August 30, 196901. Lady Jane (5:31)
02. Ruby Tuesday (10:28)
03. Stormy Monday > The Whole Creation > Stormy Monday (14:48)
04. Sunshine Of Your Love (8:21)
05. Let The People Talk (14:24)TEX 6
Chicago Transit Authority
Saturday, August 30, 196901. Stage announcements / Introduction (0:11)
02. Come On Everybody Let Us Play For You (6:32)
03. Piano intro interrupted by jet fly over (1:44)
04. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (3:13)
05. Cloudy Every Morning-Sun Don’t Shine (7:05)
06. Beginnings (6:17)
07. 25 or 6 to 4 (5:37)
08. We’ve Been Having Fun In Texas (0:55)
09. I’m a Man (7:18)TEX 7
Johnny Winter
Monday, September 1, 196901. Introduction (0:06)
02. Mean Town Blues (9:35)
03. Black Cat Bone (4:56)
04. Mean Mistreater (12:45)
05. Talk to Your Daughter (7:05)
06. Look Up (5:24)
07. I Can Love You Baby (2:49)TEX 8
James Cotton Blues Band
Sunday, August 31, 196901. Announcement/Intro > Cut You Loose (6:04)
02. Falling Rain (8:49)
03. Heart Attack (5:55)
04. Knock On Wood (3:00)
05. Nine Below Zero (3:58)
06. Dust My Broom (5:15)
07. The Creeper (11:02)
08. Turn On Your Lovelight (12:57)
09. Please Please Please (3:56)TEX 9
B.B. King
Monday, September 1, 196901. Introduction (1:03)
02. Sweet Sixteen (6:10)
03. Please Accept My Love (4:09)
04. Introduction Of The Band (:58)
05. Everybody Wants To Know Why I Sing The Blues (6:28)
06. Don’t Want A Soul Hanging Round (6:37)
07. That’s Wrong Little Mama (7:14)
08. How Blue Can You Get (5:44)
09. Whole Lot Of Lovin’ (2:49)
10. Everyday I Have The Blues (2:06)TEX 10
Spirit
Monday, September 1, 196901. Fresh Garbage (9:09)
02. Elijah (2:25)
03. Improvisation (8:31)
04. Ground Hog (4:07)
05. Grammophone Man (2:02)
06. Dream Within A Dream (9:25)
07. I Got a Line On You (2:51)
08. Aren’t You Glad? (4:07)