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Don't know if this belongs here or somewhere else, but I came across somplace called "Wolfgang's Vault.com".
Supposedly, these two concerts — Feb 19th and Oct 24th, 1974 — at someplace called the "Record Plant" are available for download there.
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/jimmy-buffett/

Available as both a website and an iPhone app, it also is supposed to allow listeners to hear live concerts online, much the same way Radio Margaritaville does for Jimmy. Some of our more technically-savvy Parrotheads will have to check this out and report back.

-"BB"-

The Vault has been around for awhile. You just need to register and then you
can listen to any of the shows that they have there....and they have some incredible shows, not just from Jimmy.
You will have to pay if you want to download the shows, but they are free to listen to.
The Wolfgang in the name is legendary concert promoter
Bill Graham....a lot of the original shows that they had up
there came from his personal collection of recordings of
shows that were at his venues

Here is a link to the concert list
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/concerts/

Here is some more info for you
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/memorabil ... vault.html

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Bill,

There's been a page for a while at CrittervilleCove.com ...... http://bncritters.ning.com/page/concertvault-1 .... where I've had both of those shows (plus a few other tidbits) grouped for easy listening. Click on the images below.

Explore deeper at Wolfgang's Vault ... there's a LOT of good stuff out there.

In February and October of 1974, Jimmy Buffett twice sat down at the Record Plant in Sausalito, California to record live before a very small audience. With him in these sessions were original Coral Reefers Tommy Cogbill (bass), Sammy Creason (drums), Lanny Fiel (guitar), Greg "Fingers" Taylor (harmonica), Mike Utley (keyboards), Reggie Young (guitar) and Roger Bartlett (guitar). The sessions include plenty of "in-studio" laughter and conversations between songs. Also dozens of *1974 era references* (Richard Nixon, the Energy Crisis, Evil Knievel, and more). The conversations and banter between the songs is perhaps more entertaining than the music! The acoustics are excellent. Enjoy.

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3 words for me.....Replay Media Catcher


Looks like both of those shows have made their way to Jokelben. Not sure if they are the same files/format/quality, but likely easier to add them to your personal collection from there.