Live albums/releases that were recorded in a club or other small venue

Searched and there hasn't been a thread like this but here goes.

I love the idea of a band playing at a small venue, especially when they could easily sell out a larger venue. There's something special about an intimate performance, and it's almost like the show is being performed just for you.

One release that comes to mind (and the reason I created this thread) is:
From The Vault: Live at the Marquee Club 1971 - The Rolling Stones

What are some others?

(For the sake of keeping the discussion on topic
1. No bootlegs
2. Small venue = 2000 or less capacity)

 

I don't know about capacity but Rolling Stones Stripped is a fine live album in my mind.

Brian Wilson's Roxy album should feel all comfy but it still feels distant to me.

McCartney's Unplugged is amazing.

 

The third side of the Stones' Love You Live was recorded at the El Mocambo Tavern in Toronto.

 

Springsteen - Roxy West Hollywood 10/18/75 - released as part of his monthly live archive series

 

The 'unplugged' albums

 

Metallica's Live at Grimey's was recorded at The Basement, a venue beneath Grimey's New & Preloved Music in Nashville. My favorite live recording of theirs.

 

'Etta James Rocks the House', boy does she ever on this recording. The audience becomes part of the rhythm on some of it, and you get the feel of being in a sweaty, smoky club where magic is happening...

 

The Beatles - Live At The Star-Club, 1962

 

The J Geils Band - Live: Full House - The Cinderella Ballroom in Detroit.

 

Van Morrison - It's Too Late To Stop Now (recorded at the Troubadour with a 500 capacity)

 

Slade Alive! The greatest live album of all-time! "Oh no i've made a mistake, because it's Slade it can't be an album to take seriously."

 

The Pretty Things - Live At The 100 Club - They played their entire first lp.

 

For Kinks fans, To The Bone has live cuts that were recorded in their Konk Studios, with an audience. I love them. The sound is very close and intimate.

 

Five Live Yardbirds - recorded at The Marquee Club, 1964.

 

Hot Tuna -

 

First one that comes to mind for me is Townes Van Zandt "Live at the Old Quarter."

 

El Mocambo + Full Roundhouse 1971 are on my Stones release wishlist.

 

The Shadows Of Knight - Raw 'n' Alive at the Cellar, Chicago 1966!

 

Speaking of studio shows, I'm going to mention

Live in San Francisco, March 24, 1975 - Peter Frampton
Live at Sigma Sound Studios 1972 - Billy Joel (released on Piano Man - Legacy Edition)

 

Elvis Costello found his way to the El Mocambo too - it’s since been issued on Ryko -

 

Eva Cassidy - Live at Blues Alley

Beautiful album in front of a crowd of about a 100.

 

300+ albums and counting have been recorded at the Village Vanguard, capacity 120-ish, starting in '57 with Sonny rollins' Night @ the Village Vanguard.

 

Klook's Kleek London

 

Lou reed take no prisoners at the bottom line in NYC

The grateful dead one from the vault at the great American music hall and I was there!