Jerry Lee Lewis / NBC Country Sessions Week #107 April 1.2.3 (1983)

Jerry Lee Lewis 
Country Sessions Week #107 April 1.2.3. 1983
No venue is mentioned, but at the start of "Don't Be Cruel," Lewis says it's "an honor to be here in Illinois...."

01 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Promo
02 Technical - 1 khz tone
03 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Intro
04 Jerry Lee Lewis - Rocking My Life Away
05 Morrie Trumble - Country
Sessions Week #107 Break
06 Commercial - Dodge Trucks
07 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Segment Intro
08 Jerry Lee Lewis - Somewhere Over The Rainbow
09 Jerry Lee Lewis - Tennessee Saturday Night
10 Jerry Lee Lewis - Georgia On My Mind
11 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Break
12 Commercial - Dodge Trucks
13 Jerry Lee Lewis - Intro Current Single Come As You Were
14 Jerry Lee Lewis - Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee
15 Jerry Lee Lewis - You Win Again
16 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Break
17 Commercial - International Harvester
18 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Segment Intro
19 Jerry Lee Lewis - What'd I Say
20 Jerry Lee Lewis - Send Me The Pillow That You Dream On
21 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Break
22 Commercial - International Harvester
23 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Segment Intro
24 Jerry Lee Lewis - There Must Be More To Love Than This
25 Jerry Lee Lewis - Don't Be Cruel
26 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Break
27 Commercial - International Harvester
28 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Segment Intro
29 Jerry Lee Lewis - High School Confidential
30 Jerry Lee Lewis - Great Balls Of Fire
31 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Break
32 Commercial - International Harvester
33 Morrie Trumble - Country Sessions Week #107 Segment Intro
34 Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On>Meat Man >You Can Have Her>Outro

Host:  Morrie Trumble

Here's what the groovy run-out grooves are saying:
CS 108 A
CS 108 B

What you get:  flac files of .wavs, digitized October 2022.  The full show, as presented on the syndicated LP, 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet and both disc labels.

https://mega.nz/file/eUBghRyI#YZH-sHDSNNAOnv5Wertu8GEMcWM4zxX5gFQQtPOip3E

NBC’s “Country Sessions” 
This syndicated radio show ran weekly between 1981 and 1983 (and maybe into 1984), featuring current country artists recorded live in front of an audience. The shows sometimes included released studio tracks mixed in with the live songs. A few shows are “tribute” shows to a specific artist using previously released studio tracks. The shows were a single LP, with about 51 or 52 minutes of content, and included national commercials.  The cue sheet indicated the radio station could insert local spots to bring the show up to a one hour format.  

The records carry the label “This record must be destroyed after broadcast.” The Jerry Lee Lewis show says the program was carried by 235 Radio Stations (as of April, 1983).
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Jerry Lee Lewis was, as his 2009 album title proclaimed, "the last man standing" out of the initial rush of 1950's rock n' rollers.  If you were placing a "Dead Pool" bet back in 1960, Jerry Lee Lewis would not have been the guy you picked to survive another six decades. But survive he did, getting through the scandal of his bigamous marriage to his 13 year old child bride by becoming a country & western singer.

The rock & roll, though, never fully dropped out of his act, and his shows usually concluded with "Great Balls of Fire" and "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On."
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The commercials on this are different from the usual beer, soft drinks, and automobiles, and clearly target a rural and working class audience.  While the Dodge trucks spot could have run on a New York City radio station, the International Harvester ads for tractors and big rig cabovers wouldn't have reached their target audience.

Screaming Blue Messiahs - Live at the BBC

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted November 30, 2015

Screaming Blue Messiahs - Live at the BBC

Soundboard @320
Out of Print

 

$75+ at the 'Zon

Though only three Screaming Blue Messiahs BBC sessions are included on this compilation, it actually has quite a bit of material, owing mainly to the inclusion of 11 songs recorded in concert (as opposed to in a studio) on March 30, 1985. Otherwise, the CD has three songs apiece from more standard BBC sessions (in both length and sound) from July 6, 1985, and November 12, 1987. The March 1985 session in particular might hold special interest for fans, as it captures the Screaming Blue Messiahs in a live situation not long after their recording career started, including a couple of songs they'd never put on their official releases. The sound on that portion is good, though not wonderful, on a set dominated by songs from their debut EP, Good & Gone, and their debut LP, Gun Shy, which had yet to be released when this concert was recorded. Some fans might appreciate the rawness of this session, as well as the inclusion of "Vision and Blues" (recorded at the Good & Gone sessions but not issued) and the more impressive Bill Carter original "Destroyer" (which the band never did put on one of its official releases). In all honesty, however, the unconverted might be unimpressed by the lack of variety in their rough bluesy punkish rock at this stage, and the more polished sound and performances of their subsequent Beeb sessions are actually preferable. That's even true of the one from just a few months later in July 1985, where even the two songs reprised from the March 1985 concert simply benefit from more creative tempo changes, eerie guitar textures, and clearer singing. All three of the songs on the November 1987 session are taken from their second full-length LP, Bikini Red, including of course a rendition of their modest U.K. hit "I Wanna Be a Flintstone" -- which, while a little ways from their rawest roots, is simply the most memorable tune here. The package is embellished by lengthy historical liner notes that serve not just as a useful guide to the sessions, but also as a reasonable overview of much of their origins and early career.
~Richie Unterberger - All Music

Track List:

1. Good and Gone
2. Vision and Blues
3. Growing for Gold
4. Tracking the Dog
5. Let's Go Down to the Woods
6. Happy Home
7. Holiday Head
8. President Kennedy's Mile
9. Destroyer
10. Wild Blue Yonder
11. Twin Cadillac Valentine
12. Good and Gone
13. Tracking the Dog
14. Talking Doll
15. Sweet Water Pools
16. I Wanna Be a Flintstone
17. Big Brother Muscle

=!=

 

Leon Redbone - Black Swamp Arts Festival, Bowling Green, Ohio, Sept. 9, 2007

Back From The Dead...

Originally posted by Mitch February 14, 2011

 

Mr. Slow-as-molasses-in-a-white-suit himself, Leon Redbone!

 

 

 Leon Redbone

Black Swamp Arts Festival

Bowling Green, Ohio

September 9, 2007

Soundboard Recording

01 - Intro
02 - Big Bad Bill (Is Sweet William Now)
03 - Stage Banter
04 - I Ain't Got Nobody
05 - Step It Up and Go
06 - Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight
07 - My Good Gal's Gone Blues
08 - You Drive Me Crazy
09 - Stage Banter
10 - My Blue Heaven
11 - Stage Banter
12 - Diddy Wah Diddy
13 - Stage Banter
14 - Sweet Sue, Just You
15 - Stage Banter
16 - Love Letters In The Sand
17 - Stage Banter
18 - Police Dog Blues
19 - Stage Banter
20 - Shine On, Harvest Moon
21 - Stage Banter
22 - Polly Wolly Doodle

New Link by Jeremiah in comments!!

Dexy's Midnight Runners / The Savoy, NYC 1983 - NBC The Source NBC 83-15

Dexy’s Midnight Runners
NBC The Source NBC 83-15
Broadcast Date April 15, 16, 17, 1983
The Savoy, NYC 
Recorded February 10, 1983

01 NBC 83-15 Intro - George Taylor Morris
02 Geno
03 The Celtic Soul Brothers (More Please)
04 Let’s Get This Straight (From The Start)
05 All In All (This One Last Wild Waltz)
06 NBC 83-15 Break - George Taylor Morris
07 Commercial - U.S. Navy
08 Commercial - Honda VT 500 Ascot
09 Commercial - Budweiser
10 Tell Me When My Light Turns Green
11 Plan B
12 Let’s Make This Precious
13 I Couldn’t Help If I’d Tried
14 NBC 83-15 Break - George Taylor Morris
15 Commercial - U.S. Navy
16 Commercial - Levi's Jeans
17 Commercial - Honda  Shadow 750
18 Until I Believe In My Soul
19 Jackie Wilson Said (I'm In Heaven When You Smile)
20 There, There My Dear
21 NBC 83-15 Break - George Taylor Morris
22 Commercial - Honda 
23 Commercial - Budweiser
24 Commercial - U.S. Navy
25 Come On Eileen
26 NBC 83-15 Outro - George Taylor Morris

The totally groovy run-out grooves:
NBC 83-15-A L-13567 Alshire (stamp)
NBC 83-15-B L-13567 Alshire (stamp)
NBC 83-15-C L-13567 Alshire (stamp)
NBC 83-15-D L-13567 Alshire (stamp)

Tracks from this concert are posted at Wolfgang's Vault. and there's an audience tape of it up at Guitars 101.  This version was digitizated from the syndicated radio discs in October 2022.  The most complete version of the show is the audience tape, which shows the full set list as:
01 Old
02 Geno
03 The Celtic Soul Brothers
04 Let’s Get This Straight From The Start
05 All In All (This One Last Wild Waltz)
06 Tell Me When My Light Turns Green
07 Plan B
08 Let’s Make This Precious
09 I Couldn’t Help It If I Tried
10 Until I Believe In My Soul
11 Jackie Wilson Said
12 There, There, My Dear
13 Come On Eileen
14 Seven Days Too Long
15 Keep It Part Two (Inferiority Part One)
16 Respect
17 Burn It Down
18 I’m Just Looking

Compared to the audience tape, this new digitization is missing tracks 1, and 14 - 18.
The Wolfgang's Vault version is missing 13, 14.

Comes with 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet, an affidavit, and all four disc labels.  I was unable to track down any concert related junk like vintage tickets, posters, or newspaper articles.  There's apparently a New York Times review of the show but it's behind a paywall.

This is a great show, and the vinyl was in good shape, so this only took a week to knock into shape for you guys.  As 2022 means it's been 40 years since the release of Too-Rye-Ay, I wanted to get this one in before the end of the year.  

https://mega.nz/file/2E5jWKCL#AX1bou13BpWkuWGcqMWas9xr3zchG03hjvY811WrtzU

Captain Beefheart And The Magic Band - Cincinnati, Ohio 1971

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted by v-chile June 15, 2012 - Link Updated !!

Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band
1971-01-19
Ludlow Garage
Cincinnati, Ohio


It`s not for the masses,but: Who loves the masses at all?

"Woe-is-a-me-bop
Om-drop-a-re-bop-om
Everbody's doin' it
Please don't let them ruin it om"

 

 

Captain Beefheart: vocals, tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, harmonica
John "Drumbo" French: drums
Zoot Horn Rollo: guitar
Art Tripp III: marimba
Rockette Morton: bass guitar, guitar
Elliot Ingber: guitar, slide guitar

flac audience recording! ENJOY! 

 

NEW file thanks to the zigzagwanderer!

Thanks to RRCF for the cover art!

Ludlow Garage

Savoy Brown - Live Cleveland, OH. 1980

Back From The Dead...Revived Workupload link
Originally posted July 20, 2020

Savoy Brown - Live The Agora

Cleveland, OH.

April 16, 1980

FM Source @224-256

Thanks to the original source!!

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The Beatles - Alternative Takes

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

In the never ending string of Beatles bootlegs I offer this. If you have say, 10-11 Beatle boots you probably have all of this. Not listed on the back scans are these 3 songs "Come Together (demo) Revolution (acoustic) Something (demo) One more thing, The Boss is having severe computer problems and is not sure when he'll be back, so let's wish him well.

                  GOT TO GET SOME BO-BO HE'S JUST HO HARD TO PLEASE

Sun Ra & His Arkestra 1971-xx-xx Tour Rehearsal Session Unknown Studio NYC NY

Sun Ra & His Arkestra

1971 Tour Rehearsal Session

Late Summer/Early Fall 1971

NYC NY

WKCR-FM Broadcast @320

01. Radio Intro

02. Sun Ra Monologue

03. Monologue (Con'd)---Unknown Title

04. Tour Discussion

05. Unknown Title

06. Music Discussion

07. Friendly Galaxy---Sun Ra Instructs The Band

08. Intergalactic Research

09. Unknown Title 

Download Note:

This is a one hour "Fly On The Wall" Recording of Sun Ra & The Arkestra Rehearsing for their upcoming European tour.  it's an interesting document of what went on behind the scenes.

All Praise To Ra

Stevie Ray Vaughan / Superstar Concert Series 91-17 (Albuquerque & Denver 1989)

Stevie Ray Vaughan
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series
Show #91-17 for broadcast the weekend of April 27-28, 1991

Recorded at 
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, New Mexico November 28, 1989 
McNichols Arena, Denver, Colorado November 29, 1989

I'm not sure which tracks are from which venue, and, of course, I've found contradictory information out on the Internet.  Plus, did you guys know the Earth is actually flat? Anyway...rather than repeat something I haven't been able to confirm, I'm just leaving this as "the tracks are from Albuquerque and Denver on two consecutive nights in November 1989.  

This time out, we've got Suzy Cruz (real name: Suzanne Ansilio) handling the announcer duties. Westwood One usually had men do the announcing. The only other woman I've run across was Tawn Mastry.

Suzanne Ansilio was born in Kingston, Pennsylvania and she received a bachelor’s degree in communication at East Strautsburg in PA. Following a start in Scranton radio. Suzanne came to Southern California in 1990 and worked as Susie Who at KLSX. In 1991 she joined KQLZ as Suzy Cruz, which is the name she's using on this show.  The Internet tells me that in April, 1991 both Suzy Cruz and Tawn Mastrey were on the air at KQLZ.

CD1 - Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-17 Intro
02 Commercial - Volkswagen
03 Commercial - T.G.I. Fridays (Martin Mull)
04 Commercial - Dentyne
05 The House Is Rockin'
06 Tightrope
07 Look At Little Sister
08 Commercial - Greyhound
09 Commercial - Fresh Fruit Candy
10 Commercial - Rolaids
11 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-17 Break
12 Let Me Love You Baby
13 Texas Flood
14 Commercial - Volkswagen
15 Commercial - Rolaids
16 Commercial - Greyhound
17 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-17 Break
18 Leave My Girl Alone
19 Riviera Paradise
20 Commercial - Rolaids
21 Commercial - T.G.I. Fridays (Martin Mull)
22 Commercial - Volkswagen
23 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-17 Break
CD2 - Sides 4, 5, and 6:
24 Wall of Denial
25 Superstition
26 Commercial - Volkswagen
27 Commercial - Rolaids
28 Commercial - Greyhound
29 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-17 Break
30 Cold Shot
31 Commercial - Dentyne
32 Commercial - T.G.I. Fridays (Martin Mull)
33 Commercial - Volkswagen
34 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-17 Break
35 Crossfire
36 Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
37 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-17 Outro
38 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert Series 91-17 Promo

You get 300 DPI scans of the cue sheet, the Certificate of Performance, the mailing envelope, all six disc labels, and the box cover (and a lower file-weight version of the cover for file tagging).  As usual, this is a fresh digitization right off the records. 

https://mega.nz/file/XApFjZQT#6VN8IM1GebnwJRO_YU3n_dm4eJzPzXv75tIxMY6eyPA

Plus...in the text file, there's a Short List of Westwood One In Concert & Superstar Concert Series shows with Stevie Ray Vaughan.  

Smithereens / The Plant, Sausalito, CA KFOG-FM June 24, 1994

Smithereens
The Plant, Sausalito, CA
June 24, 1994
KFOG-FM
digitized from master Maxell XL II-S 90 cassette
retagged March 2022

01 KFOG Intro - Rosalie Howarth & Bill Evans
02 Afternoon Tea
03 Long Way Back Again
04 Life Is So Beautiful
05 War For My Mind
06 Love Is Gone
07 Blood And Roses
08 Everything I Have Is Blue
09 Only A Memory
10 Behind The Wall Of Sleep
11 Miles From Nowhere
12 KFOG Outro - Bill Evans & Rosalie Howarth

Here's one that I posted before, but it was only in mp3.  Here's the flac version!

https://mega.nz/file/nYxjCJDT#aIflQ2TH-O459-yzrlGv14_cKbKxwJeGCVaEK0zGXLg

Stevie Nicks - Superstar Concert Series "1990"

Stevie Nicks
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 
Show CO 90-18 for broadcast the weekend of July 28-29, 1990

Disc label: CO 90-18. 
Cue sheet: Show #90-30.
Run out grooves: CO • 90-38-1, 2, 3...(etc.) with a 1 scratched over the 3  

01 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert Series CO90-18 Intro
02 Commercial - Miller Lite
03 Commercial - Discover Card
04 Outside The Rain > Dreams
05 Rooms On Fire
06 Commercial - Marriott
07 Commercial - Kmart
08 Commercial - Miller Lite
09 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert Series CO90-18 Break
10 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert Series CO90-18 Break
11 Gold Dust Woman
12 Stand Back
13 Commercial - Discover Card
14 Commercial - Miller Lite
15 Commercial - Trident Gum (Al Franken)
16 Alice
17 No Spoken Word
18 Commercial - Kmart
19 Commercial - Greyhound
20 Commercial - Miller Lite
21 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert Series CO90-18 Break
22 Beauty and the Beast
23 Whole Lotta Trouble
24 Commercial - Marriott
25 Commercial - Miller Lite
26 Commercial - Beef Industry
27 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert Series CO90-18 Break
28 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert Series CO90-18 Break
29 Two Kinds of Love
30 Edge of Seventeen
31 Commercial - Kmart
32 Commercial - Miller Lite
33 Commercial - Marriott
34 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert Series CO90-18 Break
35 Has Anybody Written Anything For You
36 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert Series CO90-18 Outro
37 Commercial - Miller Lite
38 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert Series CO90-18 Promo

Comes with: 300 DPI scans of all six disc labels!  Not just one, like those other blogs!  The box cover, in both a 300 dpi scan and a smaller file-weight version for file tagging!  The cue sheet!  Yes, the cue sheet, both sides of it!  A collection of backstage passes from the tour found on Ebay!  And a ticket....a ticket from a show (not this show...) that calls into question everything we know about space and time!
https://mega.nz/file/OVpV0B5Y#_uqw0ZqK7hfZ_pdbRtCA3um_VQju8MKdHCp_ztOXWkc

NOTE:  The vinyl on this was not up to my usual standards, so you can hear the "groove wear" in some of the quiet spots.  

Today's rock n' roll archeological expedition finds the Voodoo Wagon Gang exploring the ruins of a mysterious 1990 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series show featuring Stevie Nicks on her 1989 tour.  Sifting through the ruins, we discover Phil Hendrie in the role of host. Sharp-eyed pop cultural observers that we are, we note Phil's career lasts through to the present day.  When last seen Mr. Hendrie played the voice of Principal Gene Vagina on the Cartoon Network's "Rick and Morty" animated science fiction show.

Once again, we find ourselves in the "Henley-Doobie Discontinuity," that anomalous stratigraphical layer where Westwood One's numbering split into two parallel lines for the months of July, August and September in 1990.  Just keep in mind that this show is both 90-18 and 90-30, depending on your source, and your source may know know about the Discontinuity.  More on this is listed below, but as it's cut n' paste that you've probably read before, let's skip it for now and get to this week's mystery!

Which is, "What is the actual date of the recording of this Stevie Nicks concert?"
Phil Hendrie says  "We're off to Texas...." which gives us a state, but he does not mention the city or venue.

So I check the Stevie Nicks Info website, which lists three shows in Texas during the 1989 The Other Side Of The Mirror Tour:

October 6, 1989 Starplex Amphitheater, Dallas
October 8, 1989 The Summit, Houston
October 9, 1989 Frank Erwin Center, Austin

Stevie Nicks Info also mentions that "on October 8, 1989, during the Houston show, Stevie filmed the music video for “Whole Lotta Trouble,” the second U.S. single from The Other Side of the Mirror."

The next thing to check is existing bootlegs / grey market releases.  While these are notoriously unreliable for carbon-dating shows and venues, they're worth checking out.  However,  as our last expedition led us back to Guitars 101...this time I start there, and immediately discover Guitars 101 disagrees with Stevie Nicks Info.

There's a 2014 post of an FM show which claims the Houston show as "1989-10-06," and an audience tape which matches the Stevie Nicks Info date of Oct. 8.  The FM set list is the same as the version I digitized, so it appears to be an "off the air" recording of one of the Westwood One broadcasts of the Texas material.  

The audience tape post says "This show is from audience and is the same show from the "Semi-Uffìcial" (sic) radioshow Westwood One bootleg. After the show there's the recording of "Whole lotta Trouble" videoclip,where Stevie's sing the song 3 times and in more perform Talk to me and Two kind of love 2 times.Stevie was extraordinary fun during this extra."   

So both of those claim the Westwood One show is from the Summit, in Houston. (Note: as this set was broadcast several times, one of the other syndications may have identified the venue or city).

The audience tape post also mentions the author has 47 shows from the 1989 tour, including the Dallas and Austin dates.  They would be able to identify if the show was sourced from the two other Texas venues, so I'm inclined to take his word for it and accept the October 8 date as correct and October 6 as a mistake.  And yes, that's argumentum ab auctoritate, so let's examine the contradictory evidence.

After checking Guitars 101, I look at the grey-market "semi-bootlegs" of this show.  Discogs shows the following:

2015 The Summit, Houston, Texas, October 6 1989 Air Cuts – ACCD7006l that says October 6, 1989

2017 Transmission Impossible Eat To The Beat – ETTB079 says October 6.

2021 Live At The Summit 1989 - Live Radio Broadcast Cult Legends – CL84886 Best of Stevie Nicks live at The Summit, Houston, TX, USA, October 6, 1989

While all three bootlegs claim October 6 as the date, the 1986 Stevie Nicks grey market releases led straight back to the Guitars 101 posting, and I suspect these do, too.  All of them were pressed AFTER the Guitars 101 post.  It is likely the bootleggers download the Guitars 101 show, or that one did and the later shows copied the first bootleg's date of Oct. 6.  

Making things even more complex, I found a ticket dated October 8, 1989 for the Starplex Amphitheater....in Dallas.  I have included that scan in the Artwork folder.  This ticket contradicts ALL of the sources.  Where was Nicks on October 8?  In Dallas, or in Houston?   I was unable to find a ticket, poster, or newspaper reference from the Houston or Dallas shows to confirm the dates.

For now, I am listing this as being sourced from Houston, on October 8, 1989, as I am going with the "expert" opinion of the guy with the 47 Stevie Nicks tapes. I am choosing to ignore the contradictory evidence of that ticket!

The ticket that contradicts everything we know about Space and Time, or "How Can Stevie Nicks Be In Two Places At Once?"

This concert previously broadcast as Superstar Concert Series Show # 89-32 the weekend of December 8-10, 1989.

The very groovy info on the run out grooves:

CO • 90-38-1 with a 1 scratched over the 3  MDC KM  or MOC KM
CO • 90-38-2 with a 1 scratched over the 3  MDC KM  or MOC KM
CO • 90-38-3 with a 1 scratched over the 3  MDC KM  or MOC KM
CO • 90-38-4 with a 1 scratched over the 3  MDC KM  or MOC KM
CO • 90-38-5 with a 1 scratched over the 3  MDC KM  or MOC KM
CO • 90-38-6 with a 1 scratched over the 3  MDC KM  or MOC KM
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Copypasta of what I wrote a few weeks back:

The Great 1990 Superstar Concert Labeling Screw-Up, 

or as I call it, 

the "Henley-Doobie Discontinuity."

Starting with the Don Henley 90-15 show, the numbers on Westwood One's cue sheets did not match the numbers on the disc labels.  The cue sheet was 12 digits higher than the disc number.

1990 was rolling along just fine for Westwood One...

Rod Stewart disc and cue 90-11
The Who disc and cue 90-12
Moody Blues disc and cue 90-13
Neil Young disc and cue 90-14

...and then...things went sideways for several months.  Starting with Don Henley, the disc number no longer matched the cue sheet number.  And it wasn't a one-time mistake, it was repeated for the next twelve shows:

Don Henley 90-15 (discs) / 90-27 (cue sheet)
Allman Brothers 90-16 (discs) / 90-28 (cue sheet)
Bruce Hornsby 90-17 (discs) / 90-29 (cue sheet)
Stevie Nicks 90-18 (discs) / 90-30 (cue sheet)
Guns and Roses 90-19 (discs) / 90-31 (cue sheet)
Guns and Roses 90-20 (discs) / 90-32 (cue sheet)
Steve Miller 90-21 (discs) 90-33 (cue sheet)
Tom Petty 90-22 (discs)/90-34 (cue sheet)
Eric Clapton 90-23 (discs)/ 90-35 (cue sheet)
Stevie Ray Vaughan 90-24 (discs) / 90-36 (cue sheet)
Little Feat 90-25 (discs) / 90-37 (cue sheet)
Elton John 90-26 (discs)/90-38 (cue sheet)
Doobie Brothers 90-27 (discs) / 90-39 (cue sheet)

By the end of the year things got back in sync.  I haven't found any shows that overlap with these numbers except for 90-32, which was a Jackson Browne/Eddie Money show that appears to have the discs and cue back in alignment...and conflicts with the number of the second of the Guns and Roses shows. It would makes sense that there must be more shows from 90-27 to 90-39 that overlap with duplicated numbers, but I have yet to find any.

David Bowie - Live Olympia 2002

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Two things about this post. First, don't be put off on the low bit-rate, this show sounds great. Second, if you can get through the French announcer speaking at every break, you'll be rewarded with a great show. Mr. Bowie seems rather playful here. This show is available on Youtube but this didn't come from there. I looked and we have not posted this. See scans

CAUSE YOU CAN NEVER REALL TELL WHEN SOMEBODY WANTS SOMETHING YOU WANT TOO

JOHNNY COMBS HIS HAIR AND JOHNNY WANTS PUSSY AND CARS

KFOG - Live From The Archives, Vol. 7

KFOG - Live From The Archives, Vol. 7

Various Artists

Initial release : 2000

KFOG Radio

 

This collection of music recorded live for broadcast on KFOG in 1999 and 2000 includes one track by Counting Crows from the Warfield Theater and one track by Ben Harper from the Greek Theatre.

 

Tracks / Performers

• Steal My Kisses - Ben Harper
• Mrs. Potter's Lullaby - Counting Crows
• It Hurt So Bad - Susan Tedeschi
• Tempted - Squeeze
• Galileo - Indigo Girls
• Always With Me, Always With You - Joe Satriani
• Where Was I? - Kenny Wayne Shepherd
• Enough of Me - Melissa Etheridge
• Murder or a Heart Attack - Old 97's
• Miserable Bastard - John Popper
• Stay You - Wood
• Concertina - Tori Amos
• You Make Me Feel - Jeremy Toback
• The Inlaw Josie Wales - Phish

Notes

Proceeds from the release of this CD supported San Francisco Bay Area food banks.

KFOG is 104.5/97.7 in San Francisco. The KFOG CD is produced each year to benefit SF Bay Area charities.

The tracks on this compilation are from the following venues and dates;

• Steal My Kisses - Greek Theatre, Berkeley, California, September 8, 2000.
• Mrs. Potter's Lullaby - Warfield Theater, San Francisco, California, January 29, 2000, for KFOG's Concert for Kids.
• It Hurt So Bad - Flint Center, Cupertino, California, December 9, 1999, for KFOG's Concert for Kids.
• Tempted - Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California, September 29, 1999.
• Galileo - Fantasy Studios, July 22, 2000.
• Always With Me, Always With You - Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California, May 22, 2000.
• Where Was I? - Plant Studios, Sausalito, California, May 14, 2000.
• Enough of Me - Plant Studios, Sausalito, California, February 17, 2000.
• Murder or a Heart Attack - Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California, September 25, 1999.
• Miserable Bastard - Plant Studios, Sausalito, California, October 22, 1999.
• Stay You - Plant Studios, Sausalito, California, December 15, 1999.
• Concertina - Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California, October 8, 1999.
• You Make Me Feel - Plant Studios, Sausalito, California, February 17, 2000.
• The Inlaw Josie Wales - Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California, May 18, 2000.

 

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Simple Minds / Dire Straits (with Eric Clapton) Superstar Concert Series CO 89-12

Simple Minds / Dire Straits
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series CO 89-12
for broadcast the weekend of June 16-18, 1989

01 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series CO 89-12 Intro
02 Commerical - Miller Lite
03 Simple Minds - Sanctify Yourself
04 Simple Minds - East At Easter, Alive And Kicking
05 Simple Minds - Summertime Blues
06 Commercial - Isuzu Motors
07 Commercial - California Summer Fruits
08 Commercial - Volkswagen
09 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series CO 89-12 Break
10 Simple Minds (with Peter Gabriel) - BikoBacking Vocals – Youssou N'Dour
11 Commercial - Miller Lite
12 Commercial - Isuzu Motors
13 Commercial - California Summer Fruit (Plums)
14 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series CO 89-12 Break
15 Dire Straits (with Eric Clapton) - Walk Of Life
16 Dire Straits (with Eric Clapton) - Sultans Of Swing
17 Commercial - Miller Lite
18 Commercial - Volkswagen
19 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series CO 89-12 Break
20 Dire Straits (with Eric Clapton) - Romeo And Juliet
21 Commercial - Volkswagen
22 Commercial - California Summer Fruit (Plums)
23 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series CO 89-12 Break
24 Dire Straits (with Eric Clapton) - Money For Nothing
25 Commercial - Miller Lite
26 Commercial - Isuzu Motors
27 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series CO 89-12 Break
28 Dire Straits (with Eric Clapton) -Wonderful Tonight
29 Dire Straits (with Eric Clapton) - Solid Rock
30 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series CO 89-12 Outro
31 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series CO 89-12 Promo

The show is derived from the Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Tribute Concert which occurred on June 11, 1988 at London’s Wembley Stadium.  The original concert was broadcast to 67 countries with an audience of 600 million.  Performers includes the Farafina Drummers, Stines, George Michael, Arampondo, Eurythmics, the Amabutho Male Chorus, Joe Cocker, Jonathan Butler Freddie Jackson, Ashford & Simpson, Natalie Cole, Al Green, Tracy Chapman, Wet Wet Wet, Midge Ure, Phil Collins, Tony Hadley, Paul Carrack, Fish, Paul Young, Curt Smith, Bryan Adams, the Bee Gees, Salif Keia, Youssou N'Dour, Jackson Browne, Sly & Robbie, Aswad, Mahlathini & the Mahotella Queens, UB40, Chryssie Hynde, Hugh Masakela, Miriam Makeba, Simple Minds, Johnny Marr, Peter Gabriel, Steven van Zandt, Jerry Dammers Whitney Houston, Salt-N-Pepa, Derek B, Stevie Wonder, the Fat Boys, Dire Straits (with Eric Clapton, and Jessye Norman.  Plus, all of these acts were introduced by celebrity announcers, but I'm tired and you can go look them up on Wikipedia.  

This edited segment of the show features portions of the Simple Minds and Dire Straits sets.  
Eric Clapton appears with Dire Straits for their entire performance.  This edited version is missing "Brothers In Arms."

The Simple Minds set is missing "Waterfront" and "Mandela Day."  Johnny Marr from the Smiths joins Simple Minds on a cover of Eddie Cochran's "Summertimes Blues."  Peter Gabriel performs his song "Biko" with Simple Minds, and Youssou N'Dour on backing vocals.  

Other appearances of tracks from the Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Tribute Concert show up on Westwood One CO 88-15, which came out a year earlier than this show.  CO 88-15 has one track each from Bryan Adams, Curt Smith (Tears For Fears), Jackson Browne, and Chryssie Hynde, plus the full Dire Straits (with Eric Clapton) set (that is, it includes Brothers In Arms).

88-21 also featured tracks from the show from Sting, Eurythmics and Simple Minds.

Barcode and Other Identifiers
Matrix / Runout (Side 1 Etched): CO-89-12-1  K²KM
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 Etched): CO-89-12-2  K²KM
Matrix / Runout (Side 3 Etched): CO-89-12-3  K²KM
Matrix / Runout (Side 4 Etched): CO-89-12-4  K²KM
Matrix / Runout (Side 5 Etched): CO-89-12-5  K²KM
Matrix / Runout (Side 6 Etched): CO-89-12-6  K²KM

Comes with:  All six disc labels!  The cue sheet!  The Rainbow Warriors programming sheet!, The Westwood One Satellite Delivery Schedule!  This text file that you are reading right now!

https://mega.nz/file/TYQXiTzK#F8kTfShuylhbfF8uBZqi8y0786z_olpxH0IxI5okafs

Bob Marley & The Wailers LIVE in Rotterdam NL 1978

Bob Marley & The Wailers

Ahoy Club

Rotterdam NL

1978-07-07

Soundboard/VPRO-FM Broadcast @320

Steel Pulse (Opening Act)

01. Macka Splaff

02. Soundcheck

03. Ku Klux Klan

Bob Marley & The Wailers

04. Intro

05. Positive Vibration

06. The Heathen

07. Them Belly Full

08. Concrete Jungle

09. Rebel Music

10. Radio ID

11. War---No More Trouble

12. Crisis

13. Running Away---Crazy Baldhead

14. I Shot The Sheriff

15. No Woman, No Cry

16. Is This Love

17. Jamming

18. Interview

19. Easy Skanking

20. Get Up, Stand Up

21. Exodus

Download Note:

This was assembled through both a Soundboard Tape and several FM Broadcasts into what purports to be the  complete Bob Marley & The Wailers show in the correct running order.  

For those of you who may be interested in such minutia, This is how The tracks shake out:

Soundboard (Tracks 1-3,6-7,9,11-12,20-21)

VPRO-FM Broadcast (Tracks 4-5,8,10,13-19)

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