Disc One, 1. Band introduction, 2. Everybody Oughta Make A Change, 3. Lay Down Sally, 4. Wonderful Tonight 5. Rita Mae, 6. Sad Sad Day/Have You Ever Loved A Woman/Ramblin’ On My Mind, 7. Cocaine, 8. Don’t Talk To Me, 9. Watching The River Flow, 10. Worried Life Blues, 11. You Are So Beautiful, 12. Feelin’ Alright, 13. Seven Days.

Disc Two: 1. Star Cycle, 2. The Pump, 3. Definitely Maybe, 4. Blue Wind, 5. People Get Ready, 3. Going Down, 4. Prelude, 5. Who’s To Blame, 6. City Sirens, 7. Boogie Mama, 8. Midnight Moonlight, 9. Stairway To Heaven.

Disc Three: 1. Layla, 2. With A Little Help From My Friends, 3. Goodnight Irene.

This is the recording of the first show in San Francisco, the longest one so far; f or this show there were 2 sources: the first one was a lossless audience recording, running too fast but more complete than source #2. The second source, coming from JEMS, had a better sound than source #1, but had some dropouts and some parts were edited.

For this project have been uploaded 3 versions (only with lossless material):
 - Vol 05a corresponding to the first source
 - Vol 05b corresponding to the second source
 - Vol 05c is a 'Frankenstein version': the most complete recording as a merge of the 2 circulating versions, which is the one reviewed here; th is wa s an assay to get the more complete recording using both sources.

The common parts have been merged:

source #2 is on the left channel and was used for the speed synchronization

source #1 is on the right channel.

These merges took a very long time to make because there are many small speed variations in one of the recordings (or both?).

In detail, on Disc One: the Band introduction coming solely from source #2, Everybody Oughta Make A Change (merged) except for the first 5 seconds which are solely coming from #2, on Lay Down Sally Andy Fairweather Low is on guitar. Sad Sad Day/ Have You Ever Loved A Woman/Ramblin’ On My Mind was merged except 17 seconds (from 9’04 to 9’20) which are solely coming from #2, while Cocaine fades in. Don’t Talk To Me was merged except for the last 5 seconds which are solely coming from #2, Watching The River Flow was merged except for the first second which is solely coming from #2 and the last 20 seconds coming solely from #1. On Feelin’ Alright Bill Wyman is on backing vocals; note a little default at 0’06. Seven Days was merged except for the last 16 seconds which are solely coming from #1; On Disc Two Star Cycle was merged except for the 1^st minute which is solely coming from #1, The Pump was merged except 11 seconds (from 4’59 to 5’10) which are solely coming from #2,
Definitely Maybe was merged except for the last 34 seconds which are solely coming from #2; People Get Ready and Going Down had Andy Fairweather Low on vocals. They have been merged except 29 seconds (from 1’45 to 2’14) and the 2 minutes intermission break which are solely coming from #1.
On Who’s To Blame Paul Rodgers and City Sirens Paul Rodgers was on vocals, they were merged except 11 seconds (from 3’35 to 3’46) which are solely coming from #2. On Boogie Mama Paul Rodgers on vocals and guitar). On Midnight Moonlight Paul Rodgers was on vocals, it was merged except for the last 49 seconds which are solely coming from #2.
On Disc Three, Layla was merged except for the first 29 seconds which are solely coming from #2 and the last 16 seconds which are solely coming from #1.
Note that Bill Wyman & Charlie Watts play only on Disc One and Three.