Throwaway Girls

In early May 1974 Elvis completed a 5 concert California mini-tour - represented by the FTD 'LIVE in LA' book/cd package.
A few days later, on May 16th, Elvis kicked off his 22-concert series at the Sahara Tahoe hotel, his third season at Lake Tahoe.
'Elvis: Lake Tahoe '74' features two Dinner Shows from this season recorded May 25 and May 26 1974.

In the wake of their 2003 debut album, Portland's Exploding Hearts, a punky quartet of early twentysomethings, lost control of their van on the way home from a gig in San Francisco and three members were killed.

More than a decade has now passed since April 1995, when Joan Baez and her guests took over the Bottom Line cabaret in the heart of New York’s Greenwich Village for the recording of Ring Them Bells, a watershed event in post-modern folk music. This is an expanded edition double-CD: 90 minutes vs. the original single CD’s 64 minutes. The original's 15 tracks have now been upped to 21 tracks - the additional six of which are previously unreleased - more accurately reflecting the sequence of the recording over the course of two nights, with two sets each night. Added in are three additional performances by Joan (Love Song To A Stranger, Geordie, You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere), a second duet with Tish Hinojosa (Gracias A La Vida), a second duet with Indigo Girls (The Water Is Wide), and a second duet with Mary Chapin Carpenter (Stones In The Road). Joan's other guests on this memorable recording are: Mimi Farina, Mary Black, Janis Ian, Kate & Anna McGarrigle and Dar Williams.