Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band
Fête du PSU (Parti socialiste unifié)
Le Nouvel Hippodrome, 
Sorbonne Université, Paris, France
11/19/1977

AUD > ? > CDr > EAC > WAV > FLAC

-source first archived in 2004
-not the "sousmarin" source - this seems to be a different recording entirely, with better sound and featuring the entire show
-I believe Zappateers currently has this original source down just as "CB - 1977 11 19 Paris FR 89.23 AUD (???)"
-tape sometimes stopped between songs, only the first few notes of "Click Clack" seem to have been missed
-speed corrected (slowed 4%) in Adobe Audition, Jan 2020, now runs 93m 11s
-disc break between t13 & t14
-Don considered this show to have gone very well, being enthusiastically received by a very large crowd of French students, speaking in glowing terms to more than one publication in the days afterwards.
-note: like many CB amateur show tapes, this show has been released as a commercial bootleg which you can find on amazon and elsewhere.  I'll gladly stake my uploading priveleges on the unwavering belief that this release is not legitimate!
-additional show notes & photos at http://www.beefheart.com/1977-11-paris/

anazgnos 2021

01 Hair Pie: Bake III
02 Suction Prints
03 Low Yo Yo Stuff
04 Bat Chain Puller
05 I Wanna Find A Woman That 'll Hold My Big Toe Till I Have To Go
06 Abba Zaba
07 Dali's Car
08 One Nest Rolls After Another
09 The Dust Blows Forward And The Dust Blows Back
10 Nowadays A Woman's Got To Hit A Man
11 Click Clack
12 Grow Fins
13 Golden Birdies
14 Electricity
15 A Carrot Is As Close As A Rabbit Gets To A Diamond
16 China Pig
17 Sun Zoom Spark
18 My Human Gets Me Blues
19 Floppy Boot Stomp
20 Moonlight On Vermont
21 Carson City (Owed t'Alex)
22 Old Black Snake
23 Pachuco Cadaver
24 Veteran's Day Poppy/Band Intro
25 The Blimp
26 Big Eyed Beans From Venus

Don Van Vliet: vocals, tenor and soprano sax, bass clarinet
Denny Walley: guitar, slide guitar
Jeff Morris Tapper: guitar, slide guitar
Eric Drew Feldman: bass, keyboards, synth
Robert Williams: drums, percussion
Harry Duncan: harmonica, voice

tt: 93m 11s