Doobie Brothers - Superstar Concert 92-24 - Bally's, Las Vegas

Doobie Brothers
Superstar Concert Series
Show #92-24
for the weekend of June 13-14, 1992

Recorded "on the last leg of their tour"
on October 11, 1991-10-11 
at the Celebrity Showroom at Bally's, Las Vegas

They mention the "Nevada moon" during Black Water which provides evidence of which state they were in at the time of the recording.  Normally, we'd be stuck not knowing if the show was in Reno or Las Vegas. However, 99-40 is a compilation show, and the start of "The Doctor" has an added introduction, "Las Vegas!  How y'all doin' out there this evening?" 

CD1:
01 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 92-24 Intro
02 Commercial - AT&T
03 Commercial - Schweppes (John Cleese)
04 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
05 Doobie Brothers - Dangerous
06 Doobie Brothers - Rockin' Down The Highway
07 Doobie Brothers - Jesus Is Just Alright
08 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 92-24 Break
09 Commercial - Bacardi Breezer
10 Commercial - Greyhound
11 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
12 Doobie Brothers - The Doctor
13 Doobie Brothers - Need A Little Taste of Love
14 Doobie Brothers - Showdown
15 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 92-24 Break
16 Commercial - Bacardi Breezer
17 Commercial - Greyhound
18 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
19 Doobie Brothers - South Of The Border
20 Doobie Brothers - Excited
21 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 92-24 Break
22 Commercial - AT&T
23 Commercial - Bacardi Breezer
24 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve

CD2:
25 Doobie Brothers - South City Midnight Lady
26 Doobie Brothers - Black Water
27 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 92-24 Break
28 Commercial - Bacardi Breezer
29 Commercial - Greyhound
30 Commercial - Schweppes (John Cleese)
31 Doobie Brothers - Something You Said
32 Doobie Brothers - Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me)
33 Doobie Brothers - Long Train Runnin'
34 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 92-24 Break
35 Commercial - AT&T
36 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
37 Commercial - Greyhound
38 Doobie Brothers - China Grove
39 Doobie Brothers - Listen To The Music
40 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 92-24 Outro
41 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 92-24 Promo

Flac files of wavs.  At the start of Black Water, the band is vamping on a guitar riff from the Jefferson Airplane's song "Embryonic Journey."

https://mega.nz/file/KJwhVbqK#AvDCuxCjYFVqsP9cwT1YnqgLKF1gKTlZ-Eki5GbeLLY

OKAY....that's enough for today.  There are more Doobies coming in the next week, gang!

Doobie Brothers Superstar Concert 90-27 Waikiki Shell, Honolulu, HI

Doobie Brothers
Westwood One Superstar Concert 90-27 for broadcast the weekend of September 29-30, 1990
(the LP discs say 90-27, the cue sheet says 90-39)
Recorded at: Waikiki Shell, Honolulu, HI
on January 25, 1990

Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 90-27 Intro
02 Commercial - Miller Lite
03 Commercial - Trident (Al Franken)
04 Doobie Brothers - Rockin' Down The Highway
05 Doobie Brothers - Jesus Is Just Alright
06 Doobie Brothers - Road Angel
07 Commercial - TGI Fridays (Martin Mull)
08 Commercial - Miller Lite
09 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
10 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 90-27 Break
11 Doobie Brothers - Dark Eyed Cajun Woman
12 Doobie Brothers - One Chain (Don't Make No Prison)
13 Doobie Brothers - Depending On You
14 Commercial - Volkswagen
15 Commercial - Miller Lite
16 Commercial - Trident (Al Franken)
17 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 90-27 Break
18 Doobie Brothers - Take Me To The Highway
19 Doobie Brothers - Echoes Of Love
20 Doobie Brothers - Neal's Fandango
21 Doobie Brothers - South Of The Border
22 Commercial - Miller Lite
23 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
24 Commercial - Volkswagen
25 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 90-27 Break

Sides 4, 5 and 6:
01 Doobie Brothers - South City Midnight Lady
02 Doobie Brothers - Black Water
03 Doobie Brothers - The Doctor
04 Commercial - Volkswagen
05 Commercial - Trident (Al Franken)
06 Commercial - Miller Lite
07 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 90-27 Break
08 Doobie Brothers - Need A Little Taste Of Love
09 Doobie Brothers - Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me)
10 Doobie Brothers - Long Train Runnin'
11 Doobie Brothers - China Grove
12 Commercial - TGI Fridays (Martin Mull)
13 Commercial - Miller Lite
14 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
15 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 90-27 Break
16 Doobie Brothers - Listen To The Music
17 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 90-27 Outro
18 Commercial - Miller Lite
19 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 90-27 Promo

The run out grooves tell us this is #90-27.
CO 90 •27 1 DBT.KM
CO 90 •27 2 DBT.KM
CO 90 •27 3 DBT.KM
CO 90 •27 4 DBT.KM
CO 90 •27 5 DBT.KM
CO 90 •27 6 DBT.KM

This is the same show as 90-04.  Almost.  The editing is slightly different, and it may be a different mix from the master tapes.  The first is easy to identify.  "Neal's Fandango" has a spoken intro on 90-04: "This is a tune for everybody down in Santa Cruz, all the surfers know where Santa Cruz is, right?" 

That's been edited out on 90-27 / 90-39.

In listening to the shows, at several points you can hear that the audience noise is mixed differently into the show.

Now, you'll notice that I'm identifying this show as having two numbers...that leads to today's essay on the investigation into (cue the Twilight Zone theme music...)

The Henley-Doobie Discontinuity:
The 1990 Westwood One Numbering Change

Between 1983 and 1989, the numbering system for the Superstar Concert series was the last two digits of the year (83, 84, 85...) with an ascending show number (83-1, 83-2, 83-4...)

The shows did not run every week, and the second number wasn't tied to a specific week.

In 1991, the number of shows increased to one show per week, so the numbers ran from 91-1 to 91-52.  And each show corresponds to a specific week of the year.

But 1990 isn't so easy to figure out.  The year starts out like previous years.  The first show was the first week of February, and the shows were running every two weeks, and the numbers went up from 90-01 to 90-14. 

90-01 Don Henley 90-01 (disc & cue) February 3-4, 1990 
90-02 Moscow Music & Peace Festival 90-02 (disc & cue) weekend of February 16-18, 1990
90-03 Steve Winwood 90-03 (disc & cue) weekend of March 3-4, 1990
90-04 Doobie Brothers 90-04 (disc & cue) weekend of March 17-18, 1990 
90-05 Tom Petty 90-05 (disc & cue) weekend of March 30-April 1, 1990
90-06 Talking Heads 90-06 (disc & cue) weekend of April 14-15, 1990 
90-07 Robert Palmer 90-07 (disc & cue) weekend of April 28-29, 1990 
90-08 Aerosmith 90-08 (disc & cue) weekend of May 12-13, 1990 
90-09 Farm Aid 90-09 (disc & cue) weekend of May 26-27, 1990 
90-10 Farm Aid 90-10 (disc & cue) weekend of June 2-3, 1990 
90-11 Rod Stewart 90-11  (disc & cue) weekend of June 9-10, 1990
90-12 The Who 90-12  (disc & cue) weekend of June 16-17, 1990 
90-13 Moody Blues 90-13 (disc & cue) weekend of June 23-24, 1990
90-14 Neil Young 90-14 (disc & cue) weekend of June 30 - July 1, 1990 

/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/

This is where things get weird. We've entered the Henley-Doobie Discontinuity.

The discs continue the prior numbering, but the cue sheets are the disc number, plus 12.

The disc number matches the prior numbering system; the cue sheet number lines up with a new system where there is a number assigned to each week of the year, running 1 to 52 for the 52 weeks of the year.

We enter the H-D Discontinuity at 90-15...

Don Henley 90-15 (discs) / 90-27 (cue sheet) weekend of July 2, 1990  
Allman Brothers 90-16 (discs) / 90-28 (cue sheet) weekend of July 14-15th, 1990 
Bruce Hornsby 90-17 (discs) / 90-29 (cue sheet) weekend of July 21-22, 1990 
Stevie Nicks 90-18 (discs) / 90-30 (cue sheet) weekend of July 28-29, 1990
Guns and Roses 90-19 (discs) / 90-31 (cue sheet) weekend of August 4-5, 1990
Jackson Browne / Eddie Money 90-20 (discs) / 90-32 (cue sheet) weekend of August 8 - 11, 1990
Steve Miller 90-21 (discs) 90-33 (cue sheet) weekend of August 17-19, 1990 
Tom Petty 90-22 (discs)/90-34 (cue sheet) weekend of August 26-28, 1990  
Eric Clapton 90-23 (discs)/ 90-35 (cue sheet) weekend of September 1-2, 1990 
Stevie Ray Vaughan 90-24 (discs) / 90-36 (cue sheet) weekend of September 8-9, 1990
Little Feat 90-25 (discs) / 90-37 (cue sheet) weekend of September 15/16, 1990
Elton John 90-26 (discs)/90-38 (cue sheet) weekend of September 22-23, 1990 
Doobie Brothers 90-27 (discs) / 90-39 (cue sheet) weekend of September 29-30, 1990

...and leave it at 90-39.  There are 13 shows, but we've jumped from 90-15 to 90-39.

As we leave the Henley-Doobie Discontinuity, the discs and cue sheet numbers match,
and the number corresponds to the week of the year. However, they're not producing 
a show for every week, they're running every other week (and skipping the Christmas week, too).

This means there are seven numbers as placeholders, there are no shows.

90-40
90-41 Rod Stewart (disc and cue match from here on...) weekend of October 13-14, 1990
90-42
90-43 Aerosmith weekend of October 27-28, 1990
90-44 
90-45 Bruce Hornsby weekend of December 8-9, 1990
90-46
90-47 David Bowie weekend of November 24-25, 1990
90-48
90-49 Black Crowes/Robert Cray weekend of December 8-9, 1990
90-50
90-51
90-52 Talking Heads weekend of December 29-30, 1990

The H-D Discontinuity has created great confusion on Discogs, with shows being identified as separate shows instead of one show with two numbers.

With the Doobie Brothers...is this show 90-27, or 90-39?  I'm choosing to call it 90-27 / 90-39.  It's both!

https://mega.nz/file/OQAwHBoS#OSgYq2NMNDbmIfoQvV1GxbSj3A8oGpvYflXL3bLNnM0

Doobie Brothers - Superstars Concert 90-04 Waikiki Shell, Honolulu

Doobie Brothers
Superstars Concert Series
Show #90-04 for the weekend of March 17-18, 1990
Recorded at the Waikiki Shell, Honolulu on January 25, 1990

Tracklist:
01. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Intro - Steve Downes
02. Commercial - Miller Lite
03. Commercial - Volkswagen
04. Rockin' Down The Highway
05. Jesus Is Just Alright
06. Road Angel
07. Commercial - U.S. Army
08. Commercial - Miller Lite
09. Commercial - Hershey's Kit-Kat
10. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
11. Dark Eyed Cajun Woman
12. One Chain (Don't Make No Prison)
13. Dependin' On You
14. Commercial - Miller Lite 
15. Commercial - Trident Gum 
16. Commercial - Closeup Toothpaste
17. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
18. Take Me To The Highway
19. Echoes Of Love
20. Neal's Fandango
21. South Of The Border
22. Commercial - Volkswagen 
23. Commercial - Miller Lite
24. Commercial - Flintstones Vitamins
25. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
26. South City Midnight Lady
27. Black Water
28. The Doctor
29. Commercial - Miller Lite
30. Commercial - Trident Gum
31. Commercial - AT&T
32. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
33. Need A Little Taste Of Love
34. Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While)
35. Long Train Runnin'
36. China Grove
37. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
38. Commercial - Miller Lite
39. Commercial - Volkswagen
40. Commercial - BF Goodrich Promo
41. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
42. Listen To The Music
43. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Outro - Steve Downes
44. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Promo - Steve Downes

Pressed By – KM Records Inc.

From Discogs:
"Recorded live in Honolulu, Hawaii during the Cycles Tour in support of their most recent album (at that time) Doobie Brothers - Cycles, this outing captures a large portion of the show from that night. Some of these tracks can be also found on the unofficial video release Doobie Brothers - In Concert - Live From Hawaii."

Comes with 300 dpi scans of the Certificate of Performance, cue sheet, box cover, and all six disc labels.  

Digitized July 2021. Retagged November 2024, and I added newspaper clippings

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Sound is excellent for the most part, although there's one or two places were the mix wobbles a bit due to pressing defects...but it's fractions of a second.  

The Waikiki Shell looks like a beautiful outdoor venue, and look at that date!  January?  How many outdoor concerts happen in January?  That's the tropics for you...

The wonderful Steve Downes is back once again to hold down the Intros and the Outros.  I recently discovered there's a brisk trade in HALO items autographed by Steve Downes over on Ebay.  There are dozens of items with his signature up for auction.  A "Steve Downes Signed & Inscribed HALO Master Chief Helmet" will run you $247.95.

This was the first appearance by Doobie Brothers on Westwood One's Superstar Concert series.  The same set list was broadcast in July 1990 as 90-27, and in September as 90-39.  This is usual for there to be three identical shows in one year.  Discogs says that 91-51 is the same show, but the sets lists I've seen do not match.

Barcode and Other Identifiers
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): CO 90 • 04 1 DBT KM
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): CO 90 • 04 2 DBT KM
Matrix / Runout (Side C, Etched): CO 90 • 04 3 DBT KM
Matrix / Runout (Side D, Etched): CO 90 • 04 4 DBT KM
Matrix / Runout (Side E, Etched): CO 90 • 04 5 DBT KM
Matrix / Runout (Side F, Etched): CO 90 • 04 6 DBT KM


A silver CD bootleg "USA 1990" on Arriba! ARR 94.063 came out in Germany in 1994 and includes some tracks from this show.

USA 1990 (CD, Album, Unofficial Release) Arriba! ARR 94.063 Germany 1994

https://mega.nz/file/aFgTHYZR#Ny3x0E3HQlX4ok7KLXNX_hCjVhNRUxGa8wMKjhPKeGc

The History of the Doobie Brothers On Westwood One

The History of the Doobie Brothers On Westwood One

Westwood One began syndicating concerts in the spring of 1981 with the "In Concert" series.  The Doobie Brothers broke up in the summer of 1982 without recording anything for syndication by Westwood One.  The Doobies were absent from Westwood One from 1981 to 1990, with no appearances on either the Superstar Concert or In Concert, or any of the various Isle of Dreams faux-concerts. 

The band reformed and released a new album in May 1989. A new album put them back on the road on tour, and Westwood One was there to record and syndicate them.

In 1990, their January 25, 1990 show from the Waikiki Shell in Honolulu was broadcast twice on Westwood One's Superstar Concert Series as 90-04 and 90-27 / 90-39.  The second of the two shows has two identifying numbers as Westwood One changed their numbering system mid-year.  The first number is on the record labels, the second is on the cue sheets. Both shows have identical set lists. The numbering issue for 90-27 / 90-39 makes it look there are three syndications for this Waikiki show, but there are only two boxes.

A show from Nevada in 1991 was broadcast twice as shows 91-51, and 92-24. While there's no attribution of the source by the announcer, the band references the "Nevada moon" during Black Water. A portion of this show was later rebroadcast in a compilation show, and this later version includs an introduction identifying the city as Las Vegas. A quick look at the Interne reveals the venue is the Celebrity Showroom at Bally's Las Vegas.

During the tour for the 1991 album, Bobby LaKind was diagnosed with terminal colon cancer and left the band.  This led to McDonald and Jeff Baxter rejoining the band for two shows to benefit LaKind and his family.  Three shows were sourced from the benefit concert at the Concord Pavilion in 1992. Tracks from this show were used for 90-05, 93-35, and 94-37, with each show using a slightly different set list. 
90-35 drops "Dangerous" from the set used for 90-05, but adds "Listen To The Music."  94-37 adds "Dangerous" back to the set list, keeps "Listen To The Music," and drops "Black Water."

In 1995, the September 8, 1995 from the Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA was broadcast as 95-51.

After this, Westwood One assembled a compilation show from the 1991 Las Vegas, 1992 Concord, and 1995 Mountain View concerts.  This adds a unique version of "Slack Key Soquel Rag" from Shoreline not on the original broadcast, and an introduction from the Nevada show that proves the source was Las Vegas.

This three source compilation show was broadcast four times as 99-40, 00-20, 01-31, and 02-45.
After Westwood One reduced the Superstar Concert from a 2-cd 90 minute show to a 1 cd one hour show, the compilation show was reworked so that it was sourced from two years instead of three.  Five tracks from the 1991 Las Vegas show were dropped, but four of them were replaced versions from the 1992 Concord show.  "Rockin' Down the Highway," "Jesus Is Just Alright," "The Doctor" and "Black Water" are the tracks that were swapped out for 1992 versions. 

I think this reworked compilation was broadcast as 05-28, 06-33, and 08-38.  I've only got the 08-38 version, but the track list running order matches 05-38 and 06-33, so it's likely that all the tracks are from '92 and '95.

I have ten of the fifteen shows I've identified, and I'll be posting them this week. There may be a few more out there, as the later years of Westwood One are harder to document.  They transitioned from CD-R media to downloads ("call your Westwood One Affiliate Sales Rep for your user name and password"), so the number of copies they pressed up on physical media got smaller and smaller.

Do you need all of these versions?  Probably not, but there are slight variations in the mixing.

When you play the same take from different shows, you can hear that Westwood One edits in the crowd noise at different volumes and for differing lengths of time.  And it's not the same crowd noise.  There are various hoots, whistles, and yells that are different, even though the underlying music is the same.  
A good example of this is the version of "Long Train Runnin'" from the 1995 Shoreline show.  As the song starts, they introduce Steve Miller as a guest.  On 00-20, there's a swell of applause after they say Miller's name that's absent on the other three sources.

The Doobie Brothers - Live In Tokyo - Oriental Minute 1979

              

                                                          

                                                  https://workupload.com/file/PtkzTFUdRU4

Doobie Brothers / Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 - Honolulu 1990-01-25

Doobie Brothers
Superstars Concert Series
Show #90-04 for the weekend of March 17-18, 1990
Recorded at the Waikiki Shell, Honolulu on January 25, 1990

Comes with 300 dpi scans of the Certificate of Performance, cue sheet, box cover, and all six disc labels.  

Digitized July 2021.  Sound is excellent for the most part, although there's one or two places where the mix wobbles a bit due to pressing defects...but it's fractions of a second. 

 
The Waikiki Shell looks like a beautiful outdoor venue, and look at that date!  January?  How many outdoor concerts happen in January?  That's the tropics for you...

The wonderful Steve Downes is back once again to hold down the Intros and the Outros.  I recently discovered there's a brisk trade in HALO items autographed by Steve Downes over on Ebay.  There are dozens of items with his signature up for auction.  A "Steve Downes Signed & Inscribed HALO Master Chief Helmet" will run you $247.95.  And you've just been deleting him to get to the music! :)

Tracklist:
01. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Intro - Steve Downes
02. Commercial - Miller Lite
03. Commercial - Volkswagen
04. Rockin' Down The Highway
05. Jesus Is Just Alright
06. Road Angel
07. Commercial - U.S. Army
08. Commercial - Miller Lite
09. Commercial - Hershey's Kit-Kat
10. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
11. Dark Eyed Cajun Woman
12. One Chain (Don't Make No Prison)
13. Dependin' On You
14. Commercial - Miller Lite 
15. Commercial - Trident Gum 
16. Commercial - Closeup Toothpaste
17. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
18. Take Me To The Highway
19. Echoes Of Love
20. Neal's Fandango
21. South Of The Border
22. Commercial - Volkswagen 
23. Commercial - Miller Lite
24. Commercial - Flintstones Vitamins
25. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
26. South City Midnight Lady
27. Black Water
28. The Doctor
29. Commercial - Miller Lite
30. Commercial - Trident Gum
31. Commercial - AT&T
32. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
33. Need A Little Taste Of Love
34. Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While)
35. Long Train Runnin'
36. China Grove
37. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
38. Commercial - Miller Lite
39. Commercial - Volkswagen
40. Commercial - BF Goodrich Promo
41. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Break - Steve Downes
42. Listen To The Music
43. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Outro - Steve Downes
44. Westwood One Superstars Concert Series #90-04 Promo - Steve Downes

From Discogs:
"Recorded live in Honolulu, Hawaii during the Cycles Tour in support of their most recent album (at that time) Doobie Brothers - Cycles, this outing captures a large portion of the show from that night. Some of these tracks can be also found on the unofficial video release Doobie Brothers - In Concert - Live From Hawai."

This was the first appearance by Doobie Brothers on Westwood One's Superstar Concert series.  The same set list was broadcast in July 1990 as 90-27, and in September as 90-39.  This is usual for there to be three identical shows in one year.  Discogs says that 91-51 is the same show, but the sets lists I've seen do not match.

A silver CD bootleg " USA 1990" on Arriba!ARR 94.063 came out in Germany in 1994 and includes some tracks from this show.

Pressed By – KM Records Inc.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): CO 90 • 04 1 DBT KM
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): CO 90 • 04 2 DBT KM
Matrix / Runout (Side C, Etched): CO 90 • 04 3 DBT KM
Matrix / Runout (Side D, Etched): CO 90 • 04 4 DBT KM
Matrix / Runout (Side E, Etched): CO 90 • 04 5 DBT KM
Matrix / Runout (Side F, Etched): CO 90 • 04 6 DBT KM

https://mega.nz/file/3BgWXQJa#XPpU2Euy_TIanPLdGqhaNgfHxIBls0xBDOtefWmcvkg

First Airborne Rock and Roll Division, Captured Live! CL 3384

First Airborne Rock and Roll Division
Fort DeRussy Military Reservation
Honolulu, HI
Captured Live! syndicated radio show CL 3384
Broadcast week of 9/10/1984

NOW WITH LINKS SMALLER THAN 80MB!

Hey, Voodoo Wagon gang, I had a comment from our friend Anonymous, who was kind enough to let me know that he (or she) had problems downloading files on MEGA that were larger than 80MB.  So...is this a problem for anyone else?

I have broken the files for this show into 75MB files to help him (or her) download the files....I'll also do the same for the other First Airborne Rock and Roll Division show (listed below).

And I'll also give you a TEASER of a future post!

I've found the COMPLETE BROADCAST of this Captured Live!, which was originally spread over two weeks back in 1984!  Now...I have to WORK on these two shows, removing clicks and pops, but VERY SOON we'll have the complete broadcast of this super-group!

https://mega.nz/#!eQhlCKbL!0-QFadbMdsQjur6HHqeY9sjFRysSHRIm73RJ6HfQQQg

https://mega.nz/#!aM5xlKZS!C8GJVwSHFDEdI-a15KXqskbLZ3U2Cln-7BxCvghE4Qs

https://mega.nz/#!7MxFESgK!UT1PxXOBSRteHMKb_fsDRkMu4NpQmPsrix3HlOJukO4

https://mega.nz/#!7Yx1XaYC!i7EY7p2FiEVOIVeP8unVo7JWQiDawGoRjbysU06tlRM

https://mega.nz/#!TNwlwShA!-V_Wc_138KCpxOapAwH-9LGU9n0lpKMhlx2dVOka0n0

https://mega.nz/#!LFoXjKLK!hJHyxqdmZJFulIT2R71_ZnGFcl2WpVJesKWSlIOH_z8

UPDATED NOTES AS OF NOVEMBER 1, 2018:

Recording date is likely April 6, 7, or 8th, 1984 as I've found a copy of a local base newspaper, the "Hawaii Marine" dated April 4, 1984 that mentions that "a carnival featuring rides,
food, refreshments and the rock band "The First Airborne
Rock and Roll Division" should liven Fort DeRussy this weekend."

From what I've discovered, the First Airborne Rock and Roll Division played for three nights at Fort DeRussy Military Reservation,
which would be April 6, 7, or 8th, 1984. It's possible the show
is from any (or several) of those dates.

A copy of that newspaper page has been added to the file.  Note that several online sources list this show as "March 1984."

The band members of the First Airborne Rock and Roll Division on the 1984 tour were:

Cheap Trick:
Rick Neilson
Robin Zander
Bun E. Carlos

Kansas:
Phil Ehart
John Elefante

Richard Williams

Le Roux:
Leon Medica

Pablo Cruise:
David Jenkins
Cory Lerios
John Pierce

Doobie Brothers:
Patrick Simmons

(This set list is not the same as the one listed below...but any duplicated song titles are the same versions...Also, the post immediately below this one is the SAME SHOW I posted in 2015,  but updated with better file tagging, and with the new information I've learned about the show since 2015. This "greatest hits" show adds tracks by the Kansas and Pablo Cruise band members, but leaves out some of the Cheap Trick songs.  Eventually, I shall track down the original broadcast LPs of the original two part show, and combine all of this into a First Airborne Rock and Roll Division mega-post.  Stay tuned, Voodoo Wagon Beloved Audience!

And really, Jobe...check out the David Faux-ie track.   It's so awful that it's wonderful.   :)

01 Jim Ladd - Intro 1
02 Commercial - Chevrolet Camero Z28
03 Jim Ladd - Intro 2
04 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - Carry On Wayward Son
05 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - Dust In The Wind
06 Jim Ladd - CL-3384 Break
07 Commercial - U.S. Army
08 Commercial - Jensen Car Stereo
09 Jim Ladd - CL-3384 Break
10 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - Love Will Find A Way
11 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - Whatcha Gonna Do
12 Jim Ladd - CL-3384 Break
13 Commercial - Chevrolet Road Surfing (in the style of the Beach Boys)
14 Commercial - U.S. Army
15 Jim Ladd - CL-3384 Break
16 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - So Wrong
17 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - Rockin' Down The Highway
18 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - Black Water
19 Jim Ladd - CL-3384 Break
20 Commercial - Levi's 501 Blues
21 Commercial - Chevrolet Camero Berlinetta - (David Bowie imitation)
22 Jim Ladd - CL-3384 Break
23 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - Dream Police
24 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - I Want You To Want Me
25 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
26 First Airborne Rock and Roll Division - Surrender
27 Jim Ladd - Outro

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Captured Live! produced radio shows starting in March 1982 to December 1984 for affiliated stations on the RKO Radio Network.  Distribution was usually on two or three LP sets, and Captured Live! produced hosted and unhosted versions.  A script was included for the stations that chose to use the unhosted version.   Over the years the full sets with both hosted/unhosted versions have often been split apart and sold as separate items.

As of June 18, 1984, the show changed to "hosted only," all shows after that date should not have an "unhosted" version.

I've also seen Captured Live! reel-to-reel tapes for sale, and they don't seem to have a corresponding LP version.

Most of the shows were broadcasts of current live concerts recorded for Captured Live!, but there was a Fleetwood Mac show consisting of their 1974 KSAN-FM studio broadcast from the Record Plant.

The show numbering scheme took the number of the show in sequence plus the last two digits of the year:  the first show of 1983 was 183, the second show was 283, etc.

The First Airborne Rock And Roll Division band came from an idea by Phil Ehart of Kansas for a series of USO (United Service Organizations Inc.) shows for U.S. military servicemen.  The version of the band touring in the SPRING of 1984 included members of Kansas, Cheap Trick, Pablo Cruise, Doobie Brothers and LeRoux.  They played shows at bases in Hawaii, Okinawa, Japan, the Philipines, Diego Garcia, Germany, and also did shows on aircraft carriers in the Indian Ocean.  Ehart put together different groups of stars for First Airborne USO tours in 1985 and 1986.

Captured Live! did a two part broadcast of the First Airborne Rock And Roll Division's appearance at Fort DeRussy Military Reservation in Honolulu, Hawaii.   The first syndicated broadcast date was on June 4, 1984 (show CL-1984, hosted and unhosted versions), and featured the Kansas/Pablo Cruise songs.  The second broadcast was June 11, 1984 (show CL-2084, hosted and unhosted versions) had the Patrick Simmons/Cheap Trick songs.  I've seen circulating versions of the show that attribute the syndicated date of the shows as the actual date of the concert, which I now think was in April of 1984.  There was also a "greatest hits" version of the show issued as Captured Live! CL-3384 (broadcast date of September 10, 1984) that featured songs from both shows.  This should be a "hosted" version only.

This version is digitized from the LPs of the HOSTED rebroadcast of the show on September 10, 1984 (I do not think there was an "unhosted version" as this is after the date Captured Live! switched to only hosted versions of their shows)

I've included a 300 dpi copy of the cue sheet, and a disc label, and a few news articles I found on the internet.

Oh...and JOBE!  You simply MUST check out the David Faux-ie commercial!!!

First Airborne Rock and Roll Division, Captured Live! CL-2084 (unhosted version)

First Airborne Rock and Roll Division
Fort DeRussy Military Reservation
Honolulu, HI
Captured Live! syndicated radio show CL 2084 (unhosted version)
Broadcast week of 6/11/84

UPDATED NOTES AS OF NOVEMBER 1, 2018
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Recording date is likely April 6, 7, or 8th, 1984
as I've found a copy of a local base newspaper, the "Hawaii
Marine" dated April 4, 1984 that mentions that "a carnival featuring rides,
food, refreshments and the rock band "The First Airborne
Rock and Roll Division" should liven Fort DeRussy this weekend."

From what I've discovered, the First Airborne Rock and Roll Division
played for three nights at Fort DeRussy Military Reservation,
which would be April 6, 7, or 8th, 1984. It's possible the show
is from any (or several) of those dates.

A copy of that newspaper page has been added to the file.  Note
that several online sources list this show as "March 1984."

The band members of the First Airborne Rock and Roll Division on
the 1984 tour were:

Cheap Trick:
Rick Neilson
Robin Zander
Bun E. Carlos

Kansas:
Phil Ehart
John Elefante
Richard Williams

Le Roux:
Leon Medica

Pablo Cruise:
David Jenkins
Cory Lerios
John Pierce

Doobie Brothers:
Patrick Simmons

(This set list is not the same as the one listed above...but any duplicated song titles are the same versions)

01.  Captured Live CL-2084 Intro - Jim Ladd - and audience noise
02.  So  Wrong
03.  Rockin' Down The Highway
04.  Black Water
05.  Hello There (band introductions)
06.  Dream Police
07.  I Want You To Want Me
08.  Ain't That A Shame
09.  Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
10.  Surrender
11.  Born To Be Wild
12.  Captured Live CL-2084 Outro - Jim Ladd

Captured Live! produced radio shows starting in March 1982 to December 1984 for affiliated stations on the RKO Radio Network.  Distribution was usually on two or three LP sets, and Captured Live! produced hosted and unhosted versions.  A script was included for the stations that chose to use the unhosted version.   Over the years the full sets with both hosted/unhosted versions have often been split apart and sold as separate items.

As of June 18, 1984, the show changed to "hosted only," all shows after that date should not have an "unhosted" version.

I've also seen Captured Live! reel-to-reel tapes for sale, and they don't seem to have a corresponding LP version. As this show was broadcast after that date, I am assuming there was only a "hosted" version.

Most of the shows were broadcasts of current live concerts recorded for Captured Live!, but there was a Fleetwood Mac show consisting of their 1974 KSAN-FM studio broadcast from the Record Plant.

The show numbering scheme took the number of the show in sequence plus the last two digits of the year:  the first show of 1983 was 183, the second show was 283, etc.

The First Airborne Rock And Roll Division band came from an idea by Phil Ehart of Kansas for a series of USO (United Service Organizations Inc.) shows for U.S. military servicemen.  The version of the band touring in the SPRING of 1984 included members of Kansas, Cheap Trick, Pablo Cruise, Doobie Brothers and LeRoux.  They played shows at bases in Hawaii, Okinawa, Japan, the Philipines, Diego Garcia, Germany, and also did shows on aircraft carriers in the Indian Ocean.  Ehart put together different groups of stars for First Airborne USO tours in 1985 and 1986.

Captured Live! did a two part broadcast of the First Airborne Rock And Roll Division's appearance at Fort DeRussy Military Reservation in Honolulu, Hawaii.   The first syndicated broadcast date was on June 4, 1984 (show CL-1984, hosted and unhosted versions), and featured the Kansas/Pablo Cruise songs.  The second broadcast was June 11, 1984 (show CL-2084, hosted and unhosted versions) had the Patrick Simmons/Cheap Trick songs.  I've seen circulating versions of the show that attribute the syndicated date of the shows as the actual date of the concert, which I now think was in April of 1984 (based on the reference in the local newspaper "Hawaii Marine."  There was also a "greatest hits" version of the show issued as Captured Live! CL-3384 (broadcast date of September 10, 1984) that featured songs from both shows.  This should be a "hosted" version only.

This version is digitized from the LPs of the UNHOSTED version of the the second show (CL-2084, unhosted). So this is HALF the show. There are a few long spaces of the audience noise intended as a "bed" for the disk jockey to read the script.  I've included a 300 dpi copy of the script, the cue sheet, instructions, a letter to the Program Director, a disc label, and a few news articles I found on the internet.

I have now found a copy of the later "greatest hits" version of the show with a broadcast date of September 10, 1984, and I'll post that one, too.


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The Doobie Brothers - Ultrasonic Studios, West Hempstead, NY, 1973

One of the best things about the '70s were these guys--at least, musically.  They weren't overpowering in their style, they were creative and tasteful in their compositions, and they were damn good artists at their craft.  "South City Midnight Lady" is full of memories for me of a Nashville romance with a woman who was anything but the song's title.

01.South City Midnight Lady
02.Tuning
03.Clear as the Driven Snow
04.Long Train Running
05.Listen to the Music
06.China Grove
07.Rockin' Down the Highway
08.Tuning
09.Disciple>
10.Jesus is Just Alright>Disciple
11.Tuning
12.Without You (cut)
13.Natural Thing

320kbps/mp3 & WMV
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