1977 - Making for the one

The sessions that originated Going For The One were recorded in details, as we can see in videos from Youtube:

The audio has appeared in many bootlegs, that come from various tape of varying sound quality. This bootleg here, Making for the one (actually one of the few with this name...) seems to me the most complete.

Of course only die-hard fans will want to hear 14 tracks (mostly with less than a minute) showing how Parallels was developed. But some surprises are also here, such as Steve and Chris singing two songs by Bob Dylan, as well as Steve playing free-form music on the electric guitar.

01- History Intro

02- Parallels #01

03- Parallels #02

04- Parallels #03

05- Parallels #04

06- Parallels #06

07- Parallels #07

08- Parallels #08

09- Parallels #09

10- Parallels #10

11- Parallels #11

12- Parallels #12

13- Parallels #13 Almost Ready

14- Parallels #14 With Vocals

15- Turn Of The Century #2

16- Going For The One #2

17- Going For The One #3

18- Going For The One #5

19- Steve's Acoustic Solo #2 (Positively 4th Street, by Bob Dylan)

20- Steve's Electric Solo #2

21- Steve's Acoustic Solo #2 (Positively 4th Street (end) and Knockin' on Heaven's Door, by Bob Dylan)

22- Steve's Electric Solo #2

23- Rick's Solo #1

24- Rick's Solo #2

25- Awaken #4

26- Turn Of The Century #2

27- Turn Of The Century #3

28- Parallels #12

29- Turn Of The Century #1

30- Steve's Acoustic  Solo #2  

31- Going For The One #2

32- Jam #3

33- Steve's electric solo #2

34- Jam #4

35- Awaken #2

36- Going For The One #3

37- Awaken #4

38- Awaken #5

39- Awaken #6

40- Wonderous Stories

41- Comments On The End

42- On The Alternate Wings Of Freedom

Songs in colours are identical, but must come from different tapes, because the red ones have much worse sound quality than the purple ones. I'm sorry, but I'm not the one who created this bootleg, so don't ask me why the two jams are numbered 3 and 4, or what is "On the alternate wings of freedom" doing here!

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