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Sly and the Family Stone / Live at the Fillmore East 4CD set

By Paul Sinclair

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Following on from the double vinyl highlights set issued on Record Store Day this year (we’re giving one away here), Sony Legacy/Epic will issue a four CD edition of Sly and the Family Stone‘s 1968 concerts at the famous Fillmore East venue.

This package boasts early and late performances from both dates (4th and 5th Oct) including three versions of Dance To The Music.

Live at the Fillmore East will be released across four CDs on 17 July 2015.

Track listing

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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7 thoughts on “Sly and the Family Stone / Live at the Fillmore East 4CD set”

  1. The progression of these shows to the final night’s set is absolutely fascinating on its own terms even as it renders Woodstock a direct line of site destination. Don’t let the absence of ‘hits’ distract…

  2. Charles, Thanks for the vinyl comments. I was seriously considering picking it up on RSD however based on price and not knowing if it was a quality pressing, I passed. I’m seriously considering the 4 CD box set but hopefully a quality direct from analog masters complete vinyl edition will be released. I guess it all depends on sales and demand.

  3. I’m sure hard core fans will like this, but I doubt Sony’s marketing department expects to sell boatloads of a 4 CD live box set recorded a year before Woodstock, long before they hit their peak, and which therefore contains none of their signature songs which came much later (i.e. Everyday People, Hot Fun in the Summertime, Family Affair, etc). Nice as this is, Sony should have bigger priorities of what to reissue from their legendary archives vis a vis Sly and other artists.

  4. I agree with you that the 2LP set and the 4 CD should have been announced simultaneously. Since you have the vinyl, I’m curious if it’s a quality pressing? Thanks

    1. The pressing seems legit to me on my system. Very nice job indeed. I agree with Lost that it was a bit of a let down that it was only part of the show.

  5. Bought the super-expensive 2LP set only to discover it was a teaser for a more complete box set and I’m fucking pissed.

    And not even a fucking download code, of course.

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