Batdorf and Rodney, part 2

So as you see prior to the OG 3 albums, someone dug up some demo-type recordings Live from Las Vegas in 1970 which are just the two of them plus guitars, very basic and simple, unfortunately for me marred by the poor quality of the sound recording (on two track tape it says), and a live session from 1975 which is also somewhat poorly recorded but does have a band (or just a bassist?) augmenting the sound.  On both of these there are tracks which didn't appear on the original 3 masterpiece official releases so for completists, it's heavenly to find these.  

From the latter, the 'tricky folk tuned' lovely Where are you now my love:

Sounding a lot here like David Crosby.

Then in 2007 they released Still Burnin' which features some more original compositions though mostly replays of old hits.

I want to mention 3 other things, the band Silver which released one album, and which was mostly written by Batdorf (who also penned most of the music for the duo). This album notably went all out into the commercial 70s pop, with keyboards replacing the double-guitars and four-part harmony vocals, for ex. the song about being a musician gives you an idea:

As well, from the VA Earl's Closet compilation (unreleased southern folk tracks from the seventies), Rodney's song about California appears:

Then in a compilation called Portfolio, someone (god bless them or rather 'em) dug up 4 more unreleased demo tracks from Batdorf, one of which is really outstanding, called Play, with its almost ethereally beautiful acoustic guitarwork:

Those 4 bonus tracks are included in the folder for the Live 1975. If anyone wants, I can also upload the compilation but the rest of the songs can be found on the other albums I upped.

God bless those guys, forever and ever...