Charlie Daniels Band - 1979-02-02 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic,NJ

Charlie Daniels Band

1979-02-02

Capitol Theatre

Passaic,NJ

Disc 1
1. Passing Lane 3:11
2. Jitterbug 4:02
3. Trudy 5:13
4. Reflections 6:25
5. Caballo Diablo 7:07
6. Let The Blind Man Play 3:52
7. Funky Junky 6:38
8. Long Haired Country Boy 4:40
9. Rainbow Ride 7:04

Disc 2
1. Uneasy Rider 5:31
2. No Potion For The Pain 9:53
3. Birmingham Blues 4:51
4. Cumberland Mountain Mountain Nine 9:42
5. The Devil Went Down To Georgia 3:59
6. Texas 2:46

 7. Dixie 0:44
8. The South's Gonna Do It Again 5:12
9. Orange Blossom Special 8:48

192kbit/s

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CD1

 CD2

Big Brother & The Holding Company - 1968-05-03 - Shrine Exposition Center - L.A.

Big Brother & The Holding Company

1968-05-03,04

Shrine Exposition Center

Los Angeles, CA

Some people loved her, others didn`t:

Janis Joplin!

May 3rd and 4th, 1968

01. Down On Me 3:00
02. All Is Loneliness/Drum Solo 13:16
03. Ball And Chain 9:07

May 4th, 1968
01. I Know You Rider 3:38
02. Ball And Chain 9:57
03. Call On Me 4:08
04. Combination Of The Two 6:35
05. Blow My Mind 5:33

CD Rip!

Soundboard Recordings!

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Shrine Exposition Hall

The Animals - Deluxe BBC 1964-1967 {REPOST}

The Animals Deluxe BBC Files

BBC Broadcasts 1964-1967

Broadcast Recordings @320

For any Animals fan, this is an indispensable collection of great Animals music, with some good interview material thrown in as well. 

(Back cover art does not match song list exactly.)

Track List:

1.Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood 2/2/65

2.Gonna Send You Back To Georgia 2/2/65

3.Bring It On Home To Me 4/65

4.Interview/C C Rider 4/65

5.We've Gotta Get Out Of This Place 10/7/65

6.Interview/Heartbreak Hotel 10/7/65

7.Interview/Work Song 10/7/65

8.It's My Life 11/65

9.Corrina, Corrina 11/65

10.Inside Looking Out 1/3/66

11.Sweet Little Sixteen 1/3/66

12.Jailhouse Rock 14/11/66

13.Interview/Paint It Black 14/11/66

14.When I Was Young 28/1/67

15.San Franciscan Nights 15/8/67

16.Monterey 21/12/67

17.Baby What's Wrong 6/11/65

18.Rosie 6/11/65

19.I Can't Believe It 6/11/65

20.Drown In My Own Tears 4/65

21.Ain't That A Shame 4/65

22.Squeeze Her, Tease Her '65

23.Lawdy Miss Clawdy '65

24.One Monkey Don't Stop No Show 10/2/66

Disc 2

1.Maudie 10/2/66

2.She'll Return It 3/66

3.The Same Thing 11/11/66

4.If I Were A Carpenter 1/67

5.It's All Meat 12/67

6.All Night Long 24/8/67

7.Good Times 24/8/67

8.Interview/I Get So Excited 24/8/67

9.Anything 21/12/67

10.It Hurts Me Too 21/5/68

11.McClloch's Blues 28/1/67

12.Gratefully Dead 7" B-side '67

13.Wee, Wee Hours 21/10/65

14.Boom Boom 13/2/66

15.What Am I Living For 13/2/66

16.Lawdy Miss Clawdy 14/11/66

17.I'm Gonna Change The World '65

18.Lucille 5/11/65

19.A Love Like Ours 28/1/67

20.Shake, Rattle & Roll 28/1/67

21.Connection 28/1/67

22.Yes, I am Experienced 24/8/67

23.House Of The Rising Sun - Ed Sullivan 18/10/64

24.Don't Bring Me Down - Ed Sullivan 17/4/66

25.Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - Ed Sullivan 24/1/65

26.We've Gotta Get Out Of This Place - Ed Sullivan 6/2/66

27.Baby Please Don't Go - NYC '64

28.Inside Looking Out - Ed Sullivan 6/2/66

29.Club Au Go Go - Hullabaloo! '65

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Hedy Scott - Playmate of the Month June 1965

Iggy and The Stooges - Hammersmith Apollo 2010

Link supplied by Polk Salad Tranny...

1. Raw Power
2. Search and Destroy
3. Gimme Danger
4. Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell
5. Shake Appeal
6. I Need Somebody
7. Penetration
8. Death Trip
9. Cock In My Pocket
10. I Got A Right
11. I Wanna Be Your Dog
12. 1970
13. L.A Blues
14. Night Theme
15. Beyond The Law
16. Open Up And Bleed

Encores

1. Fun House
2. Kill City
3. Johanna

{playlist may or may not be correct}





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Jimi Hendrix - Niacin`s medicine presents: Jelly Jams - Outtakes & Jams

Jimi Hendrix

Niacin`s Medicine Presents:

Jelly Jams

Outtakes & Jams

Repost!

To all who wanna be the new Jimi Hendrix. And to all who still don`t have this,too.

And to all who don`t care...

We already had this spectacular bootleg on the FBSVIP, but the link is a dead link,

so I thought I`d repost this Jimi boot right on the Wagon again...

 

1. Intro 0:16

2. Voodoo Child (Slight Return) 4:01

3. Stone Free 0:36

4. Ezy Rider Jam 5:13

5. Come Down Hard On Me 3:03

6. Send My Love To Linda 6:45

7. Izabella 4:33

8. Midnight Lightning/Stoop Down 6:17

9. August 68' Jam Session 3:50

10. More Jammin' 4:40

11. Bleeding Heart (flawed)

12. Valleys of Neptune (flawed)

13. Hound Dog 3:49

14. Stepping Stone/Ezy Rider/Villanov Junction 6:52

15. X-Mas Jam 7:28

16. Power Of Soul 1:34

320kbit/s

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Jelly Jams

George Thorogood Boarding House 11-23-77 complete

 George Thorogood and the Destroyers
The Boarding House
San Francisco, CA
November 23, 1977
KSAN-FM
MOOSE TRACKS TAPE + GWH TAPE VERSION

My friend GWH taped the Thorogood show from the KSAN broadcast.  His version is the source of the versions that begin  with  "Cocaine Blues."

A few years back, the Moose Tracks tape turned up on the late, lamented Quality Bootz website (Hi, Dave!)...but it was still not complete.  

The MOOSE TRACKS tape had the missing songs. However, the Moose Tracks tape had a minor edit at the transition of "Wanted Man/Picture from Life's Other Side," and was missing over a minute of "So Much Trouble." It also cut out the DJ banter at the end, where KSAN DJ Tony Kilbert does a very laid-back mid-70s FM dj-hipster outro that helps define the era.

So I combined the Moose Tracks version + the GWH version to make a complete version of the broadcast.

If you've never heard it...Thorogood is still in "bar band" mode, reminding patrons to tip their bartenders and waitresses, calling out for a dance contest on one song, a "ladies choice" dance on another, and he rocks like crazy.  This is one of my favorite live shows of all time, and now it's pretty much perfect.

These are flac files of wavs.

Setlist:

01. Baby Please Set A Date
02. New Hawaiian Boogie
03. Barbeque Blues
04. Move It On Over
05. Cocaine Blues
06. banter
07. Wanted Man
08. A Picture From Life's Other Side
09. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
10. So Much Trouble
11. I'm Ready
12. Ride On Josephine
13. No Particular Place To Go
14. I'm Just Your Good Thing
15. It Wasn't Me
16. Boogie Chillin'

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Jimi Hendrix - Studio Sessions & Mixes

Jimi Hendrix

Studio Sessions & Mixes

New Rising Sun: All Along The Watchtower / Come On (Pt.1)

What to say about this?

"The Great (one of the greats!) thing in this AATW session, is to hear Jimi being very happy, into working on it, and be honest and being so shy tellin “ho yeah, that was MY fault”… during a take… his Fault!! Ha ha ha great Jimi!"by longjam at crosstown torrents

 "It amazes me, but some of the Come On outtakes were used as a filler on a Berkeley tape I obtained through a Dutch radio show back in the eighties. Never knew what I had it appears… But basically, I am overjoyed that new material still surfaces after so many decades…"by Ezy Rider at crosstown torrents

New Rising Sun: 23rd October 1968 TTG Studios 1441 North McCadden Place CA
All Along The Watchtower: Takes: 21st Jan ‘68. Mixes: 26th Jan ‘68 Olympic Studios London
Come On (Pt 1): 27th/28th August ‘68 Record Plant New York
Watchtower takes 6-13 Jimi & Dave Mason acoustic guitars Mitch drums (takes 14-19 add piano - Brian Jones)
Watchtower Mix 1 Bass, Drums, Percussion, Acoustic Guitar
Watchtower Mix 2 Bass, Drums, Percussion, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Lead Guitar with unheard solo in place of the “wah” bit towards the end.
Watchtower Mix 3 Full mix, Vocals, Bass, Drums, Percussion Acoustic Guitar, Electric Lead with final wah solo towards the end.
Watchtower Mix 1 #2, Mix 2 #2, Mix 3 #2, same as above but a bit slower (same speed as on the LP) & channels reversed. (NB)
Come On #12 (take 9, Lifelines mix) (3). Straight rip from Lifelines. (Reprise Records - 926435-2)
NB: the few gaps (approx 0.05 seconds each) on this tape were/are on the original transfer media from the master tapes

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Watchtower sessions

Derek Trucks Band - Live at WFMU, Jersey City 2003

Derek Trucks Band - Live at WFMU
August 4, 2003
Jersey City, NJ
FM Source @ flac

Derek plays his 1936 National...

Set List
1. Interview
2. Preachin' Blues
3. talkin'
4. Killing Floor
5. talkin'
6. Sierra Leone
7. talkin'
8. Leavin' Trunk
9. talkin'
10. Drown In My Own Tears
11. talkin'
12. Feel So Bad
13. talkin'
14. Afro Blue




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WFMU

James Brown - Live In Concert

The Godfather of Soul Lays It Down...

Pat Benatar WW1 Superstar in Concert CO89-02

The vinyl was mint, virtually unplayed, so the sound quality is top-notch.  There's a similar (but not identical) show circulating on the Internet as "from the Westwood One Superstars In Concert" attributed to Philadelphia with a date of November 10, 1988....but this differs in several songs.  It's likely that WW1 broadcast the show several times but with different running orders, and swapping out several songs.  I'm not sure if the date they list for that show is the broadcast date of the syndicated show, or the date of the actual concert, so I'm not listing a date. I also haven't compared the tracks to see if they're from the same source.  If you have it, perhaps you can check and post something in the comments?

The Tower Theater is in Upper Darby, a suburb of Philadelphia, so I've listed it with the name of that township.

As usual, I've included scans of the cover, cue sheet, affidavit, and a record label are included.  I've tracked the commercials and the Westwood One breaks so that you can exclude them if you're not interested.

FLAC:

https://mega.nz/file/iMpEDIgT#xWZYDZRj60XyitJCI1DU6VdxJBbY0If4CW5bUVXQ2vA

Pat Benatar

Westwood One Superstars in Concert 

Show #CO 89-02

For Broadcast the weekend of February 3, 1989

recorded at the Tower Theater

Upper Darby, PA

November 10, 1988

Disc One:

01 Superstars CO 89-02 Intro

02 Commercial - Miller Lite

03 We Live For Love

04 Fire And Ice

05 Commercial - Miller Lite

06 Commercial - Greyhound

07 Westwood One - Steve Downes

08 We Belong

09 Cool Zero

10 Commercial - Greyhound

11 Commercial -  Clorets

12 Commercial - Trident Gum

13 Westwood One - Steve Downes

14 Outlaw

15 Invincible

16 Heartbreaker

17 Commercial -  Clorets

18 Commercial - Miller Lite

19 Commercial - Greyhound

20 Westwood One - Steve Downes

Disc Two:  

21 Promises In The Dark

22 All Fired Up

23 Commercial - Miller Lite

24 Commercial - Greyhound

25 Westwood One - Steve Downes

26 Shadows Of The Night

27 Hell Is For Children

28 Commercial - Trident Gum

29 Commercial - Miller Lite

30 Westwood One - Steve Downes

31 One Love

32 Let's Stay Together

33 Westwood One Outro

34 Superstars CO 89-02 Promo Spot

Run out grooves (from Discogs)

Matrix / Runout (Side 1 matrix): CO-89-02 RE DB1

Matrix / Runout (Side 2 matrix): CO-89-02 RE2 DB1

Matrix / Runout (Side 3 matrix): CO-89-02 RE3 DB1

Matrix / Runout (Side 4 matrix): CO-89-02 RE4 DB1

Matrix / Runout (Side 5 matrix): CO-89-02 RE5 DB1

Matrix / Runout (Side 6 matrix): CO-89-02 RE6 DB1

Updated December 2024. Now has 300 dpi scans of all six disc labels, a print ad from R&R Magazine (January 20, 1989), plus a newspaper clipping from the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Gary Clark Jr. - Live KCRW

The two-hour show revalidated the idea that an inspired guitar, bass and drums combo on a small stage can still be more overpowering live than pummeling dance beats and a hundred-foot LED wall. The 28-year-old Austin, Texas, singer-guitarist is perhaps the most exciting blues-based instrumentalist to emerge since Jack White. His sound culls from a century of American guitar music, performed with a panache that’s wholly contemporary.
~L.A. Times - November 2012

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Cowboy Junkies - Live At The Riviera Club 2000

Cowboy Junkies - Live Riviera Club

Chicago, IL. 2000

Soundboard or FM Source @160

Set List:

01 Little White Lies

02 Close Calling

03 Misguided Angel

04 Angel Wine

05 Bea's Song

06 Hold On To Me

07 Common Disaster

08 November Song

09 Carmelita

10 Anniversary Song

11 Murder Tonight In The Trailer Par

12 Sweet Jane

13 Blue Moon

14 Thunder Road

15 White Sail

16 Hollow As A Bone

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Riviera Club 2000

Patti Smith - 2001-06-06 - Village Underground - New York City,NY

Patti Smith

2001-06-06

Village Underground

New York City,NY

The Ghosts Of Gerdes 

I should live in a Big City like New York.I could go to a club on Saturday night,spend the night with good music and maybe some good friends and maybe I could turn on a nice girl,too.

 Instead of having a good night I am sitting here in my first class cell and doing this no profit job...

Must do a big thing totally wrong... 

(by the way: has anybody seen my buddies?
I guess,they know how to do it right)

 "June 6, 2001 - The Patti Smith Group are playing a three night gig at the new Greenwich Village venue "Village Underground". The sold out show I saw was fantastic! Full of passion and feeling, Patti Smith is a true legend. It's great to see a world-class artist such as Patti in a small and intimate room. It felt like a show in a friends basement, and the crowd loved every minute. Club owner Steve Weitzman has been bringing some very good shows to the city and this one is no exception."by Bob Gruen

Disc One

 01 Glitter 4:55
02 Till Victory 4:14
03 Kimberly 4:50
04 Dead City 4:54
05 Gone Pie 8:38
06 The Lamb reading 0:57
07 Boy Cried Wolf 6:13
08 Paths That Cross 4:37
09 Redondo Beach 4:26
10 Lo And Beholden 7:11
11 Southern Cross 5:19

Disc Two 

 01 Dark Eyes 6:39
02 Don't Say Nothing 10:43
03 Sea Of Love 3:51
04 Seven Ways Of Going 6:50
05 Because The Night 5:04
06 People Have The Power 6:53
07 Wing 4:31
08 Pissing In A River 4:43
09 Horses > 4:26
10 Land > 7:12
11 Gloria 7:48

Total: 2:05:06

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Patti Smith_2001-06-06 NY

Fleetwood Mac - 05-18-1977 - Oklahoma City,OK

Fleetwood Mac

1977-05-18

Fairgrounds Arena

Oklahoma City,OK

Stevie Nicks voc.

Christine McVie voc.

John McVie b

Mick Fleetwood dr

Lindsey Buckingham g,voc

 Fleetwood Mac performance just 3 months after the release of their 'Rumours' album.

The songs sound new and fresh (even The Green Manalishi in a fantastic version).

This is for sure a peak of their career.

Oh my god, it`s 1977...

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Oklahoma City

Little Feat - 2012-12-31 - The Hamilton - Washington,D.C.

Little Feat

2012-12-31

The Hamilton

Washington,D.C.

Intro 0:33
Hate To Lose Your Lovin' 4:29
Honest Man 5:16
Down On The Farm > 6:08
Candy Man Blues 4:20
Cat Fever 6:37
Way Down Under 4:12
Fat Man In The Bathtub > 6:55
Abba Zaba > 3:59
Fat Man In The Bathtub 5:40
Red Streamliner 5:25
Spanish Moon 9:18
Rooster Rag 6:28
Sailin' Shoes > 4:31
NYE Celebration 3:39
Willin' > 8:41
Don't Bogart That Joint > 1:23
Willin` 1:38

Dixie Chicken > 5:06
Bass jam > 1:47
Key/Drum jam > 4:30
Dixie Chicken 11:52
Encore:

Let It Roll  10:06

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Fleetwood Mac - Two Concerts FM Broadcast - 1970-1971

Fleetwood Mac

Two Concerts 

1970 - 1971

FM Broadcast

 Peter Green and Fleetwood Mac!

What about them?

I suppose you already have these great shows on your private collection,but if not:

  Grab it!

It`s a story about the metamorphosis of a Rockband.

BBC In Concert, Paris Theatre, London, April 9, 1970
Excellent Radio Broadcast
Peter Green - guitar
Danny Kirwan - guitar
Jeremy Spencer - guitar
John McVie - bass
Mick Fleetwood - drums

Albums between 1968-71:
* Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac (1968)
* Mr. Wonderful (1968)
* Then Play On (1969)
* Kiln House (1970)
* Future Games (1971)

01. Rattlesnake Shake 7:15
02. Underway 6:56
03. Stranger Blues 4:20
04. World In The Harmony 3:39
05. Tiger 3:26
06. Green Manalishi 15:24
07. Coming Your way 7:34
08. Great Balls On Fire 2:45
09. Twist And Shout 7:32

BBC In Concert

A different show:

From 'The Green Manalishi' to 'Station Man' and 'Purple Dancer' and Christine McVie...

A woman changes everything...

Swing Auditorium, Orange Show Fairgrounds, San Bernadino, California
February 19, 1971

Mick Fleetwood - percussion
Danny Kirwan - guitar, vocals
Peter Green - guitar
John McVie - bass
Christine McVie - keyboard, vocals

01.Tuning 0:11
02.Station Man 6:41
03.Get Like You Used To Be 4:29
04.Dragonfly 3:33
05.Purple Dancer 7:38
06.I'd Rather Go blind 4:50
07.Tell Me All The Things You Do 4:57
08.Jam 16:30

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Orange Show Fairgrounds

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Velvet Underground - Live Boston, MA. 1969

Velvet Underground - Live Boston, MA.

March 13, 1969

1st generation "Professor" audience recording + WBCN radio interview 

aka - Boston Tea Party

@ Flac (No Flac Errors)

Lineage: master reels > 10" reels (7-1/2ips, w/ modest EQ) > AIFF > FLAC > WAV > FLAC (level 8)

...low volume...TURN IT UP!!!

The recording documents that the Velvets played 2 separate sets this night. Lou is very talkative and introduces "Ferryboat Bill" as a new song: "....we always try our new songs out in Boston...". "Waiting" is introduced as "a fast version" and sets off at breakneck speed with a minute long instrumental intro followed by some impassioned vocals and manic guitar solos. "What Goes On" closes the 1st set in a frenzy.
During the 2nd set, WLWH is now stretched out to 7 mins - another guitar frenzy, leading into the restrained beauty of "Jesus". "Sister Ray" is the only possible closer, with Lou introducing the characters at the beginning, then breaking into a few lines from "Murder Mystery" at the end.
 (Addition notes included in download.)

disc 1

D101: Heroin (6:24)
D102: Candy Says (5:08)
D103: Ferryboat Bill (won't you please come home)(4:40)
D104: Waiting For The Man (6:53)
D105: I'm Set Free (4:45)
D106: What Goes On (7:52)
D107: I Can't Stand It (7:39)
D108: Beginning To See The Light (6:27)
D109: The Story Of My Life (2:34)

disc 2

D201: White Light/White Heat (7:25)
D202: Jesus (4:39)
D203: Sister Ray/Murder Mystery (21:53)
D204: WBCN Boston radio interview, 3rd March 1969 
(in 3 segments, with officially released material removed)

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Tea Party '69


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Debbie Hooper - Playmate of the Month August 1969

Procol Harum - Live Hollywood Bowl 1973

Procol Harum - Live Hollywood Bowl 

Hollywood Bowl, CA.

 September 21, 1973

FM Source (KBFH) @320

Lineup
Gary Brooker - Piano/Vocals
Chris Copping - Keyboards
Mick Grabham - Guitars
Alan Cartwright - Bass
B.J. Wilson - Drums

Set List:
01 Broken Barricades
02 Simple Sister
03 A Christmas Camel
04 Toujours L'amour
05 Grand Hotel/Fire Burns Brightly
06 Salty Dog
07 Conquistador
08 Grand Finale
09 Repent Walpurgis
10 TV Caesar

**Note**
File is marked as 1997 but Procol Harum played no gigs at the Hollywood bowl in 1997 let alone on KBFH.




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Hollywood Bowl '73

Jeff Beck - Classic Rock Awards 2011 - Bad Romance

The Cars - Super Groups In Concert

While this show is common, this is a fresh digitization direct from the LP's done in January 2013.  I declicked the tracks one click at a time in Audacity.  I cleaned the records with Titebond II wood glue, and I managed to pull off almost all of the clicks and pops.

The broadcast date is a mystery to me. There is no broadcast date in the cue sheets.  The Frampton set came with three pages of instructions for the commercials that clearly stated the broadcast date, but there weren't any such sheets included with the Cars Super Groups set I bought on Ebay.  The cue sheets for the Cars do say that specific commercial instructions will be mailed to the radio stations, so it's possible there is a date named on those lost commercial sheets.

Other copies of this on the Internet list the broadcast date as both September 15, 1979, or April 19, 1980.  Both of those dates contradict the two dates I found mentioned in Billboard Magazine (reproduced in full below). The first says October 27 1979 and the next says November 10 1979.  So...at this point, the best I can say is that the broadcast was probably late 1979.   It seems to be one of the more common Super Groups, as there are usually copies available on Ebay.  If it was repeated in April 1980, that might explain why it appears to be the most common of the Super Groups shows.

The second Billboard blurb also claims the show is recorded in "Los Angeles and Boston." This show has, at times, been attributed entirely to Studio City, CA Sept 5, 1979, or the Universal Amphitheater in Universal City, CA.... but I've also seen it claimed that it was from Memphis, TN.  There is no attribution of location in the show itself.  So...I'm leaving the location as an open question.

The first run of the Super Groups concerts came in high quality "boxed set" packaging, with the cue sheets on high quality paper.  The boxes' artwork was a colored background with an even pattern of white dots on the front and back.  The early ones featured a unique color scheme for each artist.  Frampton was black with white dots, the Moody Blues was blue with white dots, Blondie was yellow with white dots, the Cars box was light blue....(I suspect that the Moody Blues in a blue box and Blondie in a yellow box were not color coincidences...).  

Two of the shows (Foreigner, Alice Cooper) had a few songs that were not truly live. They added applause to previously released studio album tracks and added the fake live cuts to an actual live show.

Billboard Sept. 26, 1979:
"ABC's FM Network, which this year unveiled the "Supergroups In Concert" series, will offer four concerts in 1980, plus a select group of concert encores from this year.  The final concert to this year's series on Oct. 27 will feature the Cars, which will probably be carried on more than 300 stations as past concerts have. "

Billboard Oct. 20, 1979:
"The final "Supergroups In Concert" for this year, featuring the Cars, will be carried on more than 400 stations Nov. 10 at 8 p.m.  Chicago air personality Bob Sirott will host this show, recorded at appearances in Boston and Los Angeles.

Dick Foreman, vice president and director of programming for the ABC Radio Networks, promises this show "will be the highlight of the series" that began last May.   

"It captures one of America's best rock groups in its finest performances"

"Supergroups" will continue through the 1980s, he added.""

The Cars
Super Groups In Concert
SGC 104
Broadcast in late 1979

01.  Super Groups In Concert Intro - Bob Sirott
02.  Got A Lot On My Head
03.  Good Times Roll
04.  Super Groups - Bob Sirott
05.  Interview - Ric Ocasek
06.  Let's Go
07.  Night Spots
08.  Since I Held You
09.  Super Groups - Bob Sirott
10.  Interview - Elliot Easton
11.  Double Life
12.  Moving In Stereo
13.  Candy-O
14.  Don't Cha Stop
15.  Super Groups - Bob Sirott
16.  Interview - Ric Ocasek
17.  Bye Bye Love
18.  All Mixed Up
19.  Take What You Want
20.  Super Groups - Bob Sirott
21.  Interview - Ric Ocasek
22.  You're All I've Got Tonight
23.  Just What I Needed
24.  Dangerous Type
25.  Super Groups Outro and Credits
26.  Super Groups Theme Pad

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Jeff Beck Group - 1972-03-25 - Beat Club - Bremen - German TV

While brother Jobe is relaxing on his beloved sofa watching some Action - movies with the family and while Silentway has to entertain his audience on his others 120 music blogs, not to mention Draftervoi, it seems to be my turn to bring some classic English Rock music onto the Wagon on this cold and grey Sunday winter day.

Jeff Beck Group

1972-03-25

Beat Club

Bremen,GER

 Excellent Jeff Beck performance on German TV!

Probably the best TV show in Germany ever. Long haired Uschi Nerke presented the show on Saturday afternoon I guess once a month! Classic...(haha) 

And I`m glad it`s 1972. Cause at this time Beck released his "Rough And Ready"(1971) and "Jeff Beck Group"(1972)  albums,my all time favourite Jeff Beck releases.

The vocals sound somehow dirty (Bob Tench) and the guitars are raw and exciting.

Fantastic!

Oh,yes,I forgot:the following songs are songs from the mentioned albums...

Video of the show included (mp4)!

01 - Got The Feeling (6:17)
02 - Situation (5:55)
03 - Morning Dew (5:54)
04 - Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You (5:10)
05 - Going Down (5:01)
06 - Definitely Maybe (7:27)


Play Length : 35m 44s

The Line-up :
Jeff Beck: Guitar, Backing Vocals
Bob Tench: Vocals
Clive Chaman: Bass
Max Middleton: Keyboards
Cozy Powell: Drums

320kbit/

Soundboard Recording!

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

 
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