Squeeze / Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA Sept. 29, 1999, KFOG-FM

...and here's another Squeeze show from KFOG-FM.  While this one is a full band, Chris Difford is missing, he's "back in England" according to Glenn Tilbrook's intro on "Take Me, I'm Yours."

This another "in studio" show, recorded in front of small studio audience.  This is from my master cassette of the broadcast so the sound is excellent.  Flac files of wavs.

There's also a bootleg out there on the Internet of this show.  I can't tell if it's a real "silver cd" or someone's homemade CD-R...but this version is NOT sourced from the bootleg.

Squeeze
Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA
September 29, 1999
KFOG-FM
Maxell XL-IIS master > Audacity > wav > flac

01.  KFOG Intro
02.  Is That Love?
03.  To Be A Dad
04.  Domino
05.  Without You Here
06.  Melody Motel
07.  Little King
08.  Tempted
09.  Take Me, I'm Yours

https://mega.co.nz/#!LIhmRSTD!TLFp3oDM0jA88-NuK8s3qY2Qq-_17rSS8Le8viCxPNU

Paul Butterfield's Better Days - Live Record Plant 1973

Paul Butterfield's Better Days - Live Record Plant

Sausalito, CA.

December 30, 1973

KSAN FM Source @ 224

Set List:

(KSAN/Record Plant without Geoff Muldaur)
Track 01. Intro (207k)
Track 02. Walkin’ Blues (9.4MB)
Track 03. Take Your Pleasure Where You Find It (6.3MB)
Track 04. Broke My Baby’s Heart (10.7MB)
Track 05. Done a Lot of Wrong Things (6.4MB)
Track 06. Piano intro (1.9MB)
Track 07. He’s Got All the Whiskey (14.4MB)
Track 08. It All Comes Back (fixed - thanks to 2yrsnojob) (7.0MB)
Track 09. Down at the Bottom (8.5MB)
Track 10. Too Many Drivers (9.7MB)

(Bonus; with Geoff Muldaur and Amos Garrett in the band)
Track 11. Piano Intro (1.1MB)
Track 12. He’s Got All the Whiskey (29.2MB)
Track 13. Nobody’s Fault But Mine (14.7MB)
Track 14. Please Send Me Somebody To Love (8.6MB)

Thanks to bigozine2.com

!#!#!#!

Creedence Clearwater Revival – Live London 1970

Creedence Clearwater Revival – Live London

April 14, 1970 (?)

London, UK 
aka - Crackin' Up

Soundboard or FM Source @256

Track List
1     Born On The Bayou    
2     Green River    
3     Tombstone Shadow    
4     Travelin' Band    
5     Fortunate Son    
6     Commotion    
7     Midnight Special    
8     Bad Moon Rising    
9     Proud Mary    
10     The Night Time Is The Right Time    
11     Good Golly Miss Molly    
12     Keep On Chooglin'


    Bass – Stu Cook
    Drums – Doug Clifford
    Guitar – Tom Fogerty
    Vocals, Lead Guitar – John Fogerty

Crackin' Up

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Egba - self titled - 1974 {Out of Print}

Egba - self titled

Studio Recordings @320
{Out of Print}

Some groovy jazz rock fusion stylings from Sweden.

Band:

- Ulf Adåker - trumpet, flugelhorn
- Ulf Andersson - saxophone, flute
- Stefan Brolund - basses
- Ahmadu Jarr - congas, percussion
- Harald Svensson - electric piano, piano
- Jan Tolf - guitar
- Claes Wang - drums

Track List:

01. Gröna Moln (Jan Tolf) - 7:52
02. Mogubgub (Jan Tolf) - 12:57
03. The Black And The White (Harald Svensson) - 5:46
04. Lisa Sover (Jan Tolf) - 3:06
05. Gbinti (Ahmadu Jarr) - 5:35
06. Cirrus (Jan Tolf) - 2:45
07. Capsilon (Claes Wang) - 3:17

Thanks to the now dead mutant-sounds.blogspot.com

 
 EGBA IS A SPIN-OFF OF THE GROUP "WASA EXPRESS". THERE'S A LOT OF FREE MUSIC AT THEIR WEB SITE... http://www.wasaexpress.net/, LOT OF PICs , VIDEOS & LIVE SHOWS, ALSO LINKS TO ALL OF THE OFF SHOOTS OF THIS BAND (YOU CAN DOWN LOAD "JUNGLE JAM" BY EGBA TOO
~Greg
 

^$^$^$^

*****************************************************************

Los Lobos / Wells Fargo Theatre, Los Angeles, CA May 16, 1996 FM broadcast

While this is from KFOG-FM, the introduction says it's a "Warner Brothers Music Showcase" broadcast, which suggests that this was a national broadcast that was likely multi-cast on more stations than just KFOG.

The sound quality is about as good as it gets, as I used a metal high-bias cassette (not that you care about the technical details...).

As is often the case with Los Lobos shows, they include a cover of Don Santiago Jimenez Sr.'s "Ay Te Dejo En San Antonio" from back in the 1940s.  Great song!   You can hear the original on YouTube.....I can only follow about half the Spanish, but here are what the lyrics are (according to the Great and Powerful Internet).

Don Santiago is the father of Flaco Jimenez.

"Ya no quiereo que me beses ni besarte
Ni mirarte ni siquera oir tu voz
Por que supe que tenias otro amante
Y en Laredo ya tenias otros dos

Te gusta mucho el baile
Y bailas al compas
Te vas hasta Laredo
Y quieres mas y mas

Soy ranchero jugador y navegante
Ya me voy para nunca mas volver
Me dejastes sin dinero y sin rolante
Por el mundo te me echastes a correr

Te gusta mucho el baile
Y bailas al compas
Te vas hasta Laredo
Y quieres mas y mas

Ya me voy a te dejo en San Antonio
Tu manita no te la puedo quitar
Momento que pareces el demonio
Cuando mueves la cintura pa' bailar

Te gusta mucho el baile
Y bailas al compas
Te vas hasta Laredo
Y quieres mas y mas"

Los Lobos
Wells Fargo Theatre
Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum
Los Angeles, CA
May 16, 1996
KFOG-FM

TDK MA100 Master>Audacity>wav>flac

01.  Introduction
02.  Colossal Head
03.  Revolution
04.  Don't Worry Baby
05.  Dream In Blue
06.  Georgia Slop
07.  Can't Stop The Rain
08.  Everybody Loves A Train
09.  Maricela
10.  Kiko and the Lavender Moon
11.  This Bird's Gonna Fly
12.  Mas Y Mas
13.  Ay Te Dejo En San Antonio
14.  Manny's Bones
15.  Cinnamon Girl

https://mega.nz/file/HU5TUDIZ#ChgoQq3LY8OgcdAmMDwlnjzHo_36erW8sKI8U1MC7Zg

The Knack / Shoreline Amphitheatre,Mountain View, CA June 10, 1994 KITS-FM

More housecleaning...I'm moving this one over from FBSVIP...

This tape is from an all-day broadcast of a modern rock festival at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California.   As many bands were billed, the set lists were short, but that just makes the bands a bit more focused.


According to Wikipedia, the Knack reunited that year to capitalize on the "My Sharona" appearance on the soundtrack of the movie "Reality Bites."

The Knack
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA
June 10, 1994
KITS-FM - LIVE 105
Maxell XLII-S > audacity>WAV>Flac

01.  I Want Love
02.  Baby Talks Dirty
03.  Praying For You
04.  Frustated
05.  She's So Selfish
06.  My Sharona

https://mega.co.nz/#!CE5EnRJa!xrAqE9PdrfCzBIKCugg4jZk2u8em5xgwYQhKzUHa0zQ

KSAN's Rising Stars show, Romeo Void / Fun Addicts / SVT - probably 1980 or 1981

Just before KSAN went "country" they had a series of live broadcasts from local clubs featuring local bands.  This one is right off my master cassette, but unfortunately I didn't write down the date of the show.

This tape features up-and-coming post-punk band Romeo Void, the unsigned Fun Addicts (you can read more about them at:  http://rickclare.homedns.org:8080/times5/funaddicts.html ) and finally, Jack Cassidy's (Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna) power pop band SVT.

The Romeo Void set is interesting because this is well before their commercial breakout; they do a cover of the Swingin' Medallions "Double Shot Of My Baby's Love."  The Fun Addicts set is solid pop-rock, trading off between  male and female vocalists.   It's unfortunate they didn't get signed and get to release an album.  While they're virtually unknown outside of the Bay Area, they were a good band and I recommend them to fans of the pop-rock style.  The SVT set rocks like hell, and while they're a footnote in Jack Cassidy's illustrious career, they had great songs and again, I recommend them to you.  I saw them live at the Mabuhay Gardens and they rocked like crazy.

The picture for this post is a badge I got at that SVT show at the Mabuhay from my old punk rock jacket.

KSAN's Rising Stars Show
The Stone, San Francisco
KSAN-FM broadcast, from master cassette
probably 1980, possibly 1981?

Romeo Void:
01.  KSAN Intro of Romeo Void
02.  unknown song #1 - Romeo Void
03.  unknown song #2 - Romeo Void
04.  Myself To Myself - Romeo Void
05.  White Sweater - Romeo Void
06.  Double Shot Of My Baby's Love - Romeo Void

Fun Addicts:
07.  KSAN Intro of the Fun Addicts
08.  Crazy Fun - Fun Addicts
09.  You Don't Care - Fun Addicts
10.  What Is Real - Fun Addicts
11.  Rock Around The World - Fun Addicts
12.  How Come It Hurts - Fun Addicts

SVT:
13.  No Regrets - SVT
14.  Always Come Back For More - SVT
15.  unknown song - SVT
16.  Bleeding Hearts - SVT
17.  All I Want - SVT
18.  Red Blue Jeans - SVT

https://mega.co.nz/#!HJg10LbB!XN7KGxo6S0vxVcaFYujFMY-jLEosm0uTBC53VRNMkVo

Rocky Burnette - two albums

Rocky Burnette scored a big hit with "Tired of Toein' The Line" in 1980, which has never been released on CD.  Here's a needle-drop digitization from a mint condition copy of the album.

The songwriting varies from good to god-awful; he's better on the mid to up-tempo numbers than on the Presleyesque ballads.  And "Clowns From Outer Space" has one of the oddest metaphors I've heard in quite a while: "Like a clown in outer space, you drug'd my heart across the galaxy."

Yikes.  

But still:  Tired Of Toein' The Line is a great song.

https://mega.co.nz/#!bAhFyQ6R!IRHevYnCKHNoh8YmZezJCxcw-Gb9Iq5j1tXQ28zwC7U

....And here's his second album, from 1982.

No big hit, but the uptempo songs are decent.

Neither of these have ever been released on CD. They're "of a time," the production definitely sounds 1980s..


https://mega.co.nz/#!HJw2DJqA!Vuwg5UsObTeuAMtNb913jbiXOiEl2C4zgY55rLLPLqQ

Toad The Wet Sprocket / Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA June 10, 1994 KITS-FM

This is another tape from the KITS-FM broadcast of the "BFD" concert.  As with the other sets I've posted from this show, it's an abbreviated set.  So while it's short, it's the entire performance.

Toad The Wet Sprocket
Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA
June 10, 1994
KITS-FM Live 105
Maxell XLII-S 100 > Audacity > wav

01.  Walk On The Ocean
02.  Fly From Heaven
03.  All I Want
04.  Wood Burning
05.  Hold Her Down
06.  Fall Down

https://mega.co.nz/#!vFgwELaL!B5zCgQon2UtKvLOWzu2AFMlZQNgu1pHqv-ZwJVL19Ns

Rembrandts / Club Oasis, San Jose, CA July 7, 1995 KFOG-FM

We don't have any live Rembrandts here.

Now we have some!

Right from one of my master tapes, so the sound is decent.

These days they're known for the ubiquitous theme song to hit sit-com "Friends" which does them a bit of a disservice as it tags them as one hit wonders....two of the members used to be in GREAT BUILDINGS, a wonderful power pop band of the early 1980s.  If you've never heard of Great Buildings, go check out "Hold On To Something" on YouTube.


Rembrandts
Club Oasis, San Jose, CA
July 7, 1995
KFOG-FM
Maxell XLIIS master > Audacity > wav > flac

01.  Introduction
02.  Easy To Forget
03.  My Own Way
04.  Johnny, Have You Seen Her
05.  I'll Be There For You
06.  Don't Hide Your Love
07.  Someone
08.  Drowning In Your Own Tears
09.  Rollin' Down The Hill
10.  New King
11.  Just The Way It Is, Baby
12.  This House Is Not A Home
13.  Lovin' Me Insane
14.  KFOG outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!fcJ1Ha6B!6puGyh1zpoVCGrwzI0A7MExreJfdwBMIJZlzKBISbMU

Squeeze / The Plant, CA November 19, 1993 KFOG-FM

While this one is billed as Squeeze, it's really Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook playing without a band.  Two guys,  two acoustic guitars....it's like one o' those early 1990s "Unplugged" shows.

EXCEPT there are interviews between each song which are fun the first time through but slow things down on repeated listening.  So...I tracked the interviews as separate tracks so you can skip over 'em or burn just the songs to a CD-R.

Sound quality is EXCELLENT.

Over there on the right is an article that I found in Billboard's February 5, 1994 issue that had an actual picture from this show.

Squeeze
Studio B, The Plant, Sausalito, CA
November 19, 1993
KFOG-FM
Maxell XLII-S master > Audacity > wav > flac

01.  KFOG intro
02.  Third Rail
03.  Interview
04.  Cold Shoulder
05.  Interview
06.  Take Me, I'm Yours
07.  Interview
08.  It's Over
09.  Interview
10.  Tempted
11.  Interview
12.  Pulling Mussels From The Shell
13.  Interview
14.  Everything In The World
15.  KFOG outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!Oc4ilTDb!Vb6XOf8h3urb5bOfV8eNrtgdTJmfr1mqqGIBxkGKI1E

Elton John / Starlight Theatre, Kansas City, MO, July 7, 1982

The Starlight Theatre
Kansas City, Missouri

July 7, 1982
The Jump Up! Tour 1982

Elton John - Piano, Vocals
Davey Johnstone - Guitar, Vocals
Dee Murray - Bass Guitar, Vocals
Nigel Olsson - Drums, Vocals

First of all, don't get all hot n' bothered by the cassettes below...read the text before you download it. This is a good show, but the low bias tape source means it's a less than perfect.

Other versions of this show:

There is a shorter version circulating on the Internet sourced from a rebroadcast of the show on 107.3 WAAF-FM (Worcester, MA) from Dec. 25, 1982.  That version is almost certainly from the 2-LP syndicated radio show NBC The Source #NBC 82-54 that had a broadcast window date of December 23, 1982.  The NBC The Source version drops the songs All The Young Girls Love Alice, Better Off Dead, Elton's Song, Chloe, Daniel, Crocodile Rock, and the closing Medley.

There is a bootleg CD called Starlight '82 that is variously listed as a "board tape"
or a "Master analog cassette recording of the original broadcast on WNEW-FM in NYC."

There is also

a bootleg CD called Kansas City (Starlight, Starbright) with 13 songs.

This version isn't from any of those sources.

This version is digitized from a tape from the collection of Art Collins of Rolling Stones Records
that I purchased on Ebay. The two cassettes (a Maxell UD-90 and a Maxell UD-60 low-bias tapes) had professionally printed "Starfleet Blair Inc." cassette labels. Some of the commercials were partially edited to make them shorter, so it's likely this was copied from another tape.  One of the songs (Rocket Man) is also cut where there's a tape flip...so it's not some sort of pre-FM tape, either.

So...it's not a master tape of the broadcast in spite of the professional labels. From listening to it, it's low generation. There's very little hiss (sounds like one generation), and no radio static.  It doesn't sound compressed...I can't test to see if there's an FM carrier signal embedded, so I don't know if it's "pre-FM" or not.  My guess is that it's not a pre-FM, but that this is is a first generation copy edited from the original broadcast. However...the low bias tapes mean this is a tiny bit "low fi" compared to what I normally digitize for you.

But the "Starfleet Blair" labels indicate this was produced close to the source of broadcast...so if you don't have this already, give it a shot and let me know what you think.

I've edited out the commercials,  but left in all the radio announcements, and the rather long segments of the audience noise. Everything is tracked, so you can drop it out or advance to the next track if you don't want to wait a minute for band to get back on the stage.

According to Claude Bernardin and Tom Stanton's book, "Rocket Man: Elton John A-Z,"
"The July 7 show in Kansas City was broadcast over radio, becoming the most successful broadcast carried by the NBC network.  The broadcast took a 15.9 share among adult listeners 18 to 24."

01.  Intro and Elton John Interview - Sam Copper and George Taylor Morris
02.  One minute of audience noise
03.  Funeral For A Friend - Love Lies Bleeding
04.  All The Young Girls Love Alice
05.  Someone Saved My Life Tonight
06.  Better Off Dead
07.  Ball And Chain
08.  Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)
09.  Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
10.  The Bitch Is Back
11.  Pinball Wizard
12.  Ticking
13.  Elton's Song
14.  Chloe
15.  Where To Now, St. Peter?
16.  Band introductions
17.  Where Have All The Good Times Gone?
18.  Rocket Man      (audible break where the tape was flipped)
19.  Bennie And The Jets
20.  Teacher, I Need You

Encore break

21.  Dear John
22.  Your Song
23.  Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting
24.  Daniel
25.  Crocodile Rock
26.  Medley:
Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin On
I Saw Her Standing There
Twist and Shout
27.  One minute of audience noise
28.  Show credits

https://mega.co.nz/#!CZg2XR4L!E9o8gaAKjkb5IpB8STdksm1FDQ1dw8pebhTl0LANkyc

Los Lobos / The Plant, Sausalito, CA July 30, 1994 KFOG-FM

We had a recent request for a re-post of a Los Lobos show, which we couldn't fulfill.  However, I happened to have a tape in the basement that needed to be digitized so here's Los Lobos playing a noon-time in-studio radio show.  The songs are from their albums "The Neighborhood" and "Colossal Head" so it's not the usual "La Bamba" era set list.  I hope you like it.  This is straight from my master copy of the broadcast. Flac files of wavs.

Los Lobos
Studio A, The Plant
Sausalito, CA
July 30, 1994
KFOG-FM

TDK MA90 master > Audacity > wav

O1.  KFOG intro
02.  Angel Dance
03.  This Bird's Gonna Fly
04.  Revolution
05.  I Walk Alone
06.  Interview
07.  Maricela
08.  Manny's Bones
09.  Band Introductions
10.  That Train Don't Stop Here Anymore
11.  Mas y Mas
12.  KFOG outro

https://mega.nz/file/uVIySCpD#mN0dh94cwze-sttySgITKz7MUhnxKW_pWmffunlCS7s

Bob Dylan, Ron Wood & Keith Richards - Live Aid 1985 @224Kbps

Listen to me oh sinners. Here is a sad tale of a man who thought he had found Jesus until his bank roll and sales dropped.  So what does this heathen do?  He reverts back to devil music. Oh the shame. Don't let this happen to you my brothers. See scans.


CARELESS ETHIOPIANS HAVE LOST THEIR WAY

Rádio Etiópia - Colour Me In {Podcast}

Various Artists - Color Me In

Radio Etiopia Podcast

Music For Sinners

from December 26, 2014

 Sinners unite!

1 uncut mp3 @192 

 Don't let the name fool you. Some really nice mellow Sunday afternoon or any time 

night time music to sin the soul. 

Track List:

Benjamin Finger – Woods of broccoli (0.00:04)
Peter Broderick – More and more (0.03:34)
Her Name His Calla – I was one the back of a nightin (0.07:20)
Pere Ubu – Irene (0.10:15)
Mark Lanegan – No bells on Sunday (0.14:14)
Brendan Perry – This boy (0.19:42)
Richard Skelton – Carr (0.26:19)
Damien Rice – Colour me in (0.32:03)
Sophie Hutchings – Home (0.36:46)
Burnt Friedman & Daniel Dodd-Ellis – Cease to matter (0.40:48)
Jonathan Boulet – Forest hats (0.43:44)
Bear’s Den – Isaac (0.47:10)
Balmorhea – HEIR II (0.50:52)
Tindersticks – Ananas et poivre (0.55:38)
Peter Broderick – Take me back (0.59:49)
Daniel Lanois – Rocco (1.04:50)
Yelow6 – 5.1 (1.06:16)
Lito Vitale - Milonga triste (1.07:24)
James Murray – Foureighsix (1.13:08)

More Music For Sinners Can Be Found Here...

Thanks to radio Etiopia and archive.org!! 

Color Me In

Nite City - Nite City, Golden Days Diamond Nights {OOP} @224kbps

All right sinners this is what happens when your life is full of sin. Take the case of this heathen, Ray Manzarek he was in a band with the devil himself. Singing songs about "Lighting My Bible On Fire" "The End Of Christianity" "When The Music's Over Go Out And Sin"  "Back Door Man Has Anal Sex" and many many others. Oh the debauchery. I have no back cover for his first CD with this band of sinners but the hymns are:

1.Summer Eyes (Of The Devil)
2.Nite City (Where The Sinners Play)
3.Love Will Make You Mellow (But Drugs Make You Sin)
4.Angel w/No Freedom (I Don't Even Need To Make A Comment About This Song)
5.Midnight Queen (Sleeps With The Devil)
6.Bitter Sky Blue (And Yellow Fire Of Hell)
7.Caught In A Panic (Because You Don't Know Jesus)
8.In The Pyramid (Of Hell)
9.Game Of Skill (Life Of Sin)

HEROIN KILLED MY BEST FRIEND

Buick 6 - Live Radio Show @224 Kbps

Father Jobe is in the process of cleaning up all the tits that are regularly posted on this site.  Oh the debauchery here. I'm only going to look at Marilyn Lange ten more times to make sure I've gotten rid of all the smut on her body. I'm enlisting the help of these three fine god-fearing fellas above. They are  Deacon Roger Hubbard-Guitars, Mandolin,Vocals.  Brother Colin Gibson-Bass, Vocals.  Saint Liam Genockey-Drums Vocals.  They are going to lead us into the hymns we will be singing while we rid this place of titties, vaginas, and butts. Thank You Hymns are...

1.Intro
2.Barrelhouse Woman
3.Going To Brownsville
4.No Bed Of Roses
5.Jitterbug Swing-Sugarcane Train
6.Lodestone Rainbow
7.Statesboro Blues
8.Shifting Sands
9.Home Lovin' Man
10.A Few Of Your Lines
11.Foolin With This Heart
12.Nothin Left To Lose
13.Detroit Bound Blues


Updated link provided by propylaen!

SHE GETS UP IN THE MORNING STARTS DRINKING HER COLA

Jackson Browne / Westwood One Superstars In Concert 86-E, Shoreline Amphitheatre 1986

Includes a scan of the disc label, cue sheet, and affidavit.  Flac files of .wavs. Vinyl was mint. Recording directly from the  3-LP syndicated radio discs.

Jackson Browne
Westwood One Superstars In Concert #86-E
Recorded at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA
Attributed to a recording date of 
August 22 or 23, 1986
For broadcast the weekend of 
October 18, 1986

Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert Intro - Steve Downes
02.  Commercial - Coca-Cola
03.  Down On The Boulevard
04.  Shape Of A Heart
05.  Downtown
06.  Commercial - Coca-Cola (Max Headroom)
07.  Westwood One Promo - Peter Gabriel
08.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert Break - Steve Downes
09.  Commercial - Coca-Cola
10.  For Everyman
11.  Soldier of Plenty
12.  Commercial - Coca-Cola
13.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert Break - Steve Downes
14.  ELP Tour Update - Keith Emerson
15.  Commercial - Coca-Cola
16.  Black and White
17.  Late For The Sky
18.  Commercial - Coca-Cola (Max Headroom)
19.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert Break - Steve Downes

Sides 4, 5, and 6:
20.  Triumph Tour Update - Gil Moore
21.  Commercial - Coca-Cola
22.  Lives In The Balance
23.  Lawless Avenues
24.  For America
25.  Commercial - Coca-Cola (Max Headroom)
26.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert Break - Steve Downes
27.  Band-intro / Doctor My Eyes
28.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert Break - Steve Downes
29.  Commercial - Coca-Cola
30.  Westwood One Promo - Alvin Lee
31.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert Break - Steve Downes
32.  For A Rocker
33.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert Credits - Steve Downes
34.  I Am A Patriot
35.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert Promo - Steve Downes


Updated file tagging as of September 2022.  Now included a scan of the Billboard ad for the show.

https://mega.nz/file/jZ4m2SKL#e7kL-UMh96SdrR79hR27YSYlw5LfVlyBpioyeq59Fxo

Kevin Ayers / VARA Lyn 3 FM / April 6,1982

Kevin Ayers
VARA Lyn 3 (also listed as Hilversum 3)
1982-04-06
Prins Van Oranje (theater)
Venlo, Netherlands

Band:
Kevin Ayers, Ollie Halsall, Zanna Gregmar, Pere Colom, Bolle Gregmar

This copy sourced from Hans DeVente's tape posted on his blog in February 2013.

The first 26 seconds had extremely low volume on the left channel.  I normalized it to match the right channel but this increased the hiss on the left channel. I think it sounds better than it did when it was out-of-balance.  I smoothed out a volume drop in "Animals."  There's a tape flip in "Super Saleman" and an appreciable amount of music was lost.  "Africa" cuts off after the dj starts talking.  So...it's an imperfect tape, but there's not much Ayers out there.

01. May I?
02. Shouting In A Bucket Blues
03. Animals
04. Too Old To Die Young
05. Everybody's Sometime And Some People's All The Time Blues
06. Super Salesman (tape flip, some music lost...)
07. Howling Man
08. Why Are We Sleeping?
09. Africa (Budget Tours part 2) (cuts off when dj starts talking...)

Flac:
https://mega.co.nz/#!fFxxlLpT!eqa9MpCljxdEK771isp2_kzyqWZXBv7FM2dGBgXadJM

MP3@320:
https://mega.co.nz/#!eFARFZrR!Nn_-b2Y8gJ7hUBresUPMzwu97Zt-Fx9qJKN-0aORmr4

Foo Fighters / Live From The Pit - Garage, Cincinnati, OH Aug. 4, 1997

This show is the Foo Fighter’s second appearance on “Live From The Pit.” It’s the same format as the Matthew Sweet LFTP show I posted back in 2013,  up to and including the same interview questions (“Who’s your favorite Spice Girl?”)

I guess when you’ve come up with a great question like that, you might as well beat it to death, eh?

This is sourced from original discs of the syndicated show. I edited out the commercials. I’ve included 300 dpi scans of the cue sheets and discs, and all of the promo commercials.

Foo Fighters
Live From The Pit
Broadcast Window: July 28, 1997 - August 4, 1997
Recorded at the Garage, Cincinnati, OH on July 12, 1997
Sourced from original 2-cd set of the syndicated show

01. LFTP Intro
02. Wind Up
03. LFTP DJ chatter
04. Watershed
05. Hey Johnny Park!
06. Monkey Wrench
07. Interview Segment 1
08. Alone And Easy Target
09. Doll
10. See You
11. My Poor Brain
12. For All the Cows
13. Enough Space
14. Interview Segment 2
15. Big Me
16. Weenie Beenie
17. February Stars
18. Everlong
19. Interview Segment 3
20. New Way Home
21. This Is A Call
22. Up In Arms
23. I'll Stick Around
24. LFTP outro & show credits
25. LFTP promo - next week
26. LFTP Promo - tomorrow
27. LFTP Promo – Tonight

https://mega.co.nz/#!zAgSTLYQ!XF3e3zSU4GGYCnaXqHI0jO1EhCM8qByDAQjX1Lp27e0

Living Colour / Live From Electric Ladyland - Dec. 8, 1990

Living Colour

Live From Electric Ladyland

Recorded at Electric Lady Studios,

New York City, NY on December 8, 1990

Unknown broadcast date in late 1990

digitized from syndicate radio CD

01  Live From Electric Ladyland Intro

02  Middle Man 

03  Pride 

04  Love Rears Its Ugly Head 

05  Type 

06  Interview 

07  Time's Up 

08  Open Letter (To A Landlord) 

09  This Is The Life 

10  Cult of Personality 

11  Elvis is Dead (with guest Maceo Parker)

12  Live From Electric Ladyland Outro

The "Live From Electric Ladyland" series was produced from 1990 into 1993 by Group W Broadcasting and distributed by Bullet Productions.  

This show was hosted by Pat St. John, who previously hosted "SuperGroups In Concert," and “A Night On The Road” shows in the early 1980s, these "Live From Electric Ladyland" shows in the early 1990s, and in future years the Live From The House Of Blues Presented by Pontiac Sunfire shows in 1995/1996. At the time, Pat was the morning man on WNEW-FM out of New York City, and sometimes their Program Director.

The distribution schedule is unclear, with five shows in 1990, seven in 1991, two in 1992, and five in 1993. As I have gathered that information from EBAY listings and Discogs.com, it's possible there are more shows.

The first three shows were distributed on cassette tape.  I've also seen a reel-to-reel for the Jeff Healey show.  After that, the shows were on CD...with two exceptions (Jethro Tull, Kinks. See below).  The recording date was on most of the CDs, which also had "The Album Network" and WNEW logos on them.

I search for new information when I post a show, and found 14 promotional posters on Ebay.  Many of the posters included the broadcast date. 

On cassette:

Santana, recorded August 4, 1990, promo poster broadcast date September 7, 1990

Damn Yankees, recorded July 23, 1990, promo poster broadcast date August 3

Jeff Healey, unknown recording date promo poster broadcast date August 17, 1990

Jethro Tull, recorded August 20, 1991.  Broadcast date unknown. This show falls right in the middle of the second year of the series. All of the other shows are on CD at that point.  No CD seems to exist of this show.  There is an Album Network cassette.  I have never seen a reel of this show.

On CD:

Little Feat, recorded October 15, 1990 promo poster broadcast date Thanksgiving Night, November 22, Mt Vernon Argus says Nov. 15

Living Colour, recorded December 8, 1990

Slaughter, recorded March 27, 1991 promo poster broadcast date Friday April 26

The Fixx, recorded April 29, 1991

Great White, recorded May 21, 1991 promo poster broadcast date Friday, July 19

Roger McGuinn, recorded July 19, 1991 promo poster broadcast date Friday, August 16

.38 Special, recorded August 12, 1991 promo poster broadcast date Friday, September 27

(the Jethro Tull was recorded August 20, 1991)

Alice Cooper, recorded September 1991 promo poster broadcast date October 31, 1991

Ron Wood, recorded November 2, 1992 promo poster says “airing this month”

Bad Company, recorded December 13, 1992 (2 cds)

Paul Rodgers, recorded April 29, 1993 promo poster broadcast date “airing this month”

Foreigner, recorded 1993 (only the year is printed on CD)

Pat Benatar, recorded June 1993 (only month and year on CD) promo poster broadcast date “coming in August”

George Thorogood, recorded July 22, 1993 promo poster broadcast date “this month”  Billboard 1998-08-21 says "in August"

Broadcast only: ??

Kinks May 12, 1993 (confirmed to exist, but does not appear to  have been syndicated) date confirmed in Daily News newspaper.  There is a tape of the broadcast of this show labeled as "WNAW."  It was actually WNEW-FM.

It is rumored that there are two additional shows:

Procol Harum '91

Melissa Ethridge Unknown date.

These are unconfirmed at this time...if anyone knows anything about them, please leave a comment. As Dr. Strange said, "Please...Scooby-Doo this ****."

The Bad Company show appears to be the only 2-cd show in the series.

https://mega.nz/file/DdoxDLCb#EF5-FcjycNHhZH2My4qBxCpqg54Ol5c_JrOUv5ZSbHg

One more in our ongoing exploration of syndicated radio shows...."Live From Electric Ladyland" was produced by the Album Network in conjunction with New York's WNEW radio station. Copies don't turn up on Ebay very often so they probably produced fewer copies than King Biscuit or Westwood One.  I've now update this with a cue sheet.

Nirvana - Outcesticide 4 @224 Kbps

**

Oh how I pray for you sinners.  Everyday coming here looking for sexual gratification. Naked women and their titties hanging out. REPENT REPENT. It is not too late. I too used to look at titties then run into the bathroom.  But I've found the way to control my never-ending obsessional cravings. Ask me Father Jobe for forgiveness and I will personally call on Jesus to see if he will forgive you. Amen. * From Father Jobe's personal scriptures.  See Scans

YOU CAN COUGH ON ME AGAIN   

Nirvana How All Started @224 Kbps

First off this is probably all over the net but I don't care you sinning fucks. This comes from Jobe's own collection.  From now on I want to be referred to as Father Jobe. So now get on your knees and thank the Lord that he has let Mr. Cobain speaketh througheth me. You musteth say 3and1/2eth Haileth Mary's beforeth downloadingeth. I have many more CD's from these heathenodistic pigs if you would like me to post them.  See Scans they are a little hard to read though so.

1.Aero Zeppelin
2.Beeswax
3.Pen Cop Chew
4.Mr. Moustache
5.Paper Cuts
6.Tell Me
7.Pen Cop Chew(Take 2)
8.Blandest
9.Downer
10.Floyd The Barber
11.Spank Thru
12.Do You Love Me
13.Been A Son
14.Dementia 7
15.Downer(Take 2)
16. Mexican Seafood
17.Return Of The Rat
18.Hairspray Queen
19.The Extreme
20.Sifting Jam
21.Blew
22.Dazed And Confused

SOMEBODY SAID THEY'RE NOT MUCH LIKE I AM

New Order - Declaration Of War {OOP} @320 kbps

OK you sinners that's it. I have now found religion. This will be my last post ever. I'm dedicating myself to the Lord now. I will now preach about the sins of you heathens that come here to look at boobs and pubes. You will never get to heaven looking at tits and butts. Now I'm off to convert Iggy.

See Scans

ALL THE GLITTER HAS TURNED TO MOLD

B.B. King - Live Paul's Mall, Boston 1978 {R.I.P.}

B.B. King - Live Paul's Mall

Boston, Massachusetts

April 9, 1978

Pre-FM @ 320

Artwork Included

B.B. King, the larger-than-life guitarist and singer who helped popularize electric blues and brought it to audiences for more than six decades, died Thursday in Las Vegas. He was 89. King, who was diagnosed with diabetes nearly 30 years ago, was hospitalized last month due to dehydration. Last October, he was forced to cancel eight tour dates for dehydration and exhaustion. His attorney, Brent Bryson, confirmed his death to the Associated Press.
~Rolling Stone

B.B King at the N.Y. Times

Set List:
1. Blue Monk / Intro
2. Caldonia
3. How Blue Can You Get
4. Crying Won't Help You
5. Unknown Instrumental
6. Why I Sing The Blues
7. Everyday I Have The Blues*
8. Three O'Clock Blues / Sweet Little Angel
9. Instrumental#
10. Have Faith
11. I Need My Baby
12. I Got Some Outside Help (I Don't Really Need)
13. The Thrill Is Gone
14. Guess Who
15. Got My Mojo Working

B.B. King - Guitar, Vocals
Milton Hopkins - Guitar
Joe Turner - Bass
James Toney - Keyboards
Caleb Emprey - Drums
Cato Walker - Alto Sax
Walter King - Tenor Sax
Eddie Rowe - Trumpet

* with Dee Dee Bridgewater, Vocals
# with James Montgomery, Harmonica

~R.I.P. - B.B. King~

"-"-"-"

Jimi Hendrix Experience - Winterland Arena 1968 {Back From The Dead}

Back from the dead at FBSVIP
Originally posted February 14, 2014

Jimi Hendrix Experience - Winterland Arena

San Francisco, CA.
(aka - The Winterland Reels)

October 10, 1968 (complete 1st & 2nd show)

October 11, 1968 (complete 1st show & 2nd show)

October 12, 1968 (complete 1st & 2nd show)

Everyone and his brother has this...except YOU!

Lineup:
Jimi Hendrix: guitar (all tracks)
Mitch Mitchell: drums (all tracks)
Noel Redding: bass (all tracks)
Jack Casady: bass (disc 2, tracks 6, 7)
Virgil Gonzales: flute (disc 3, track 2)
Herbie Rich: organ (disc 4, tracks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)


Set List:
1ST SHOW (October 10)

1. Intro/Tune-up (0:24)
2. Are You Experienced (7:36)
3. Voodoo Child (slight return) (7:38)
4. Red House (14:51)
5. Foxy Lady (6:12)
6. Like A Rolling Stone (9:44)
7. (This Is America) Star Spangled Banner (5:27)
8. Purple Haze / Outside Woman Blues (6:01)

Total running time: 58:00


2ND SHOW (October 10)

1. Intro/Tune-up (2:28)
2. Tax Free (13:33)
3. Lover Man (4:27)
4. Sunshine Of Your Love (9:09)
5. Hear My Train A Comin' (12:57)
6. Killing Floor (with Jack Casady on bass) (9:19)
7. Hey Joe (with Jack Casady on bass) (5:31)
8. (This Is America) Star Spangled Banner (6:32)
9. Purple Haze (5:59)

Total running time: 70:38



1ST SHOW (October 11)

1. Intro (2:02)
2. Are You Experienced (with Virgil Gonsales on flute) (17:05)
3. Voodoo Child (slight return) (8:14)
4. Red House (11:50)
5. Foxy Lady (5:44)
6. (This Is America) Star Spangled Banner (6:32)
7. Purple Haze (5:59)

Total running time: 57:35



2ND SHOW (October 11)

1. Intro (0:29)
2. Tax Free (Drum & Bass) (20:32)
3. Spanish Castle Magic (11:05)
4. Like A Rolling Stone (with Herbie Rich on organ) (11:32)
5. Lover Man (with Herbie Rich on organ) (5:39)
6. Hey Joe (with Herbie Rich on organ) (5:13)
7. Fire (with Herbie Rich on organ) (4:44)
8. Foxy Lady (with Herbie Rich on organ) (5:13)
9. Purple Haze (5:53)

Total running time: 64:35


1ST SHOW (October 12)

1. Intro (2:29)
2. Fire (3:47)
3. Lover Man (5:37)
4. Like A Rolling Stone (12:14)
5. Foxy Lady (6:53)
6. Drum & Bass Jam (Noel Redding & Mitch Mitchell) (8:58)
7. Tax Free (8:14)
8. Hey Joe (6:50)
9. Purple Haze (3:39)
10. Wild Thing (3:28)

Total running time: 61:57


2ND SHOW (October 12)

1. Intro (1:32)
2. Foxy Lady (8:22)
3. Manic Depression (5:55)
4. Sunshine Of Your Love (9:07)
5. Little Wing (4:40)
6. Spanish Castle Magic (7:06)
7. Red House (12:08)
8. Voodoo Child (slight return) (7:02)
9. (This Is America) Star Spangled Banner (4:57)
10. Purple Haze (7:02)

1 huge file 925mb

pass - fbsvw

Thanks to Mp3@3AM (now pretty much dead)

Winterland Reels

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Marilyn Lange - 1974

Adult Swim presents - Garage Swim

 Adult Swim - Garage Swim (Various Artists)

Bet you didn't know Adult Swim had free music....well neither did I.

15 tracks including artist such as:

Jeff The Brotherhood

Gories

Bass Drum of Death

Black Lips

Mind Spiders...and more!!!

ENJOY!!!!

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