Pandora's Box (album) - Recording Locations

Recording Locations

(Alphabetical Order)

  • Back in the Saddle- Recorded at the Wherehouse, Waltham, Mass. & Record Plant Studios, NYC, Feb-March 1976
  • Cheese Cake- Recorded at Media Sound and Record Plant Studios, NYC, May-Aug., 1979
  • Chip Away The Stone- Recorded at Long View Farms, Mass, June 4, 1978
  • Circle Jerk- Recorded at the Cenacle, Armonk, NY, & Record Plant Studios, NYC, June-Oct., 1977 (?)
  • Come Together- Recorded at the Wherehouse, Mass, 8/21/78
  • Critical Mass- Recorded at the Cenacle, Armonk, NY, & Record Plant Studios, NYC, June-Oct., 1977
  • Downtown Charlie- Recorded at The Record Plant, NYC, 8/19/78
  • Draw The Line- Recorded at the Cenacle, Armonk, NY, & Record Plant Studios, NYC, June-Oct., 1977
  • Dream On- Recorded at Intermedia Studios, Boston, 1972
  • Helter Skelter- Recorded at Great Northern Recording Studios, 1975
  • I Live In Connecticut- Recorded at The Wherehouse, Waltham, Mass, 3/10/79
  • I Wanna Know Why- Recorded on tour at the Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Tx, 7/4/78
  • Jailbait- Recorded at Power Station, NYC & Criteria Studios, Miami, FL, 1982
  • Kings And Queens- Recorded live on tour in Boston, 3/28/78
  • Krawitham- Recorded at the Cenacle, Armonk, NY, 5/2/77
  • Last Child- Recorded at the Wherehouse, Waltham, Mass. & Record Plant Studios, NYC, Feb-March, 1976
  • Let It Slide- Recorded at Media Sound, NYC, March, 1979
  • Lick And A Promise- Recorded at the Wherehouse, Waltham, Mass. & Record Plant Studios, NYC, Feb-March, 1976
  • Lord Of The Thighs- Recorded on tour at the Cottonbowl, Dallas, Tx, 7/4/78
  • Major Barbara- Recorded at Power Station, NYC, May 20, 1971
  • Make It- Recorded at Intermedia Studios, Boston, 1972
  • Mama Kin- Recorded at Intermedia Studios, Boston, 1972
  • Milkcow Blues- Recorded at the Cenacle, Armonk, NY, & Record Plant Studios, NYC, June-Oct., 1977
  • Movin' Out- Recorded at Intermedia Studios, Boston, 1972
  • Nobody's Fault- Recorded at the Wherehouse, Waltham, Mass. & Record Plant Studios, NYC, Feb-March, 1976
  • No More No More- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, February, 1975
  • No Surprise- Recorded at Media Sound and Record Plant Studios, NYC, May-Aug., 1979
  • One Way Street- Recorded at Intermedia Studios, Boston, 1972
  • On The Road Again- Recorded at Intermedia Sound, 5/8/72
  • Pandora's Box- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, between 12/17/73 and 1/14/74
  • Rats In The Cellar -Recorded at the Wherehouse, Waltham, Mass. & Record Plant Studios, NYC, Feb-March, 1976
  • Rattlesnake Shake- Recorded at Counterpart studios, 1971
  • Riff & Roll- Recorded at Power Station, NYC, 9/16/81
  • Round And Round- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, February, 1975
  • Same Old Song And Dance- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, between 12/17/73 and 1/14/74
  • Seasons Of Wither- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, between 12/17/73 and 1/14/74
  • Sharpshooter- Recorded at Axis Studios, Atlanta, GA, 1980–81
  • Shit House Shuffle- Recorded at Media Sound, NYC, 5/30/79
  • Soul Saver- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, February, 1975
  • South Station Blues- Recorded at Boston Opera House and Wherehouse, Waltham, Mass, 1981
  • Sweet Emotion- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, February, 1975
  • Three Mile Smile- Recorded at Media Sound and Record Plant Studios, NYC, 7/10/79
  • Toys In The Attic- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, February, 1975
  • Train Kept A Rollin'- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, between 12/17/73 and 1/14/74
  • Walkin' The Dog- Recorded at Counterpart studios, 1971
  • Walk This Way- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, February, 1975
  • When I Needed You- Recorded at CBS Studios, NYC, 10/5/66
  • Write Me A Letter- Recorded on tour in Boston, November, 1976
  • You See Me Crying- Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC, February, 1975

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