Mike Bloomfield - Live The Bottom Line, NY. 1975 {2nd Night}

Mike Bloomfield - Live The Bottom Line

New York, NY,

January 25 1975

2nd night

Excellent FM Source @ Flac

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Set List:
1. You've Been Wrong 
2. Band Intro
3. Orphan's Blues
4. Blue Highway
5. Buried Alive in the Blues
6. I'll Never Get Over Losing You 
7. DJ Announce
8. Lights Out
9. I Believe
10.My Labors
11.Wine

Line-up :
Michael Bloomfield-guitars, vocals
Nick Gravenites-vocals, guitars
Mark Naftalin-keyboards
George Raines-drums
Roger "Jellyroll" Troy-bass and vocals

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Bottom Line '75


Mike Bloomfield Documentary

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The Jam - Live 100 Club 1977

A Dave Sez contribution...

The Jam - Live 100 Club

London, England
September 11th, 1977 

FM Broadcast Recording @ 320 

(Artwork Included)

Track List:
01. Radio Intro / Change My Address
02. Carnaby Street
03. The Modern World
04. Time For Truth
05. So Sad About US
06. London Girl
07. In The Streets Today
08. Standards
09. All Around The World
10. London Traffic
11. Heatwave
12. Sweet Soul Music
13. Bricks And Mortar
14. In The City
15. Back In Arms Again
16. Slow Down
17. In The Midnight Hour
18. Sounds From From The Street
19. Takin' My Love
20. Outro [Radio Outro]


Thanks to markedwardslee!
FLAC format (16 tracks) available at http://www.guitars101.com/forums/f145/the-jam-1977-09-11-london-uk-pre-fm-flac-140304.html - the FileFactory link still works.
Missing (officially released)
Sweet Soul Music ____*B-side of"The Modern World":
Bricks and Mortar ____*B-side of"The Modern World"
In The City__________ *"Dig the New Breed" live comp"
Back In Arms Again ___*B-side of"The Modern World"

100 Club '77

Buster Poindexter - Bimbo's, S.F., Jan. 11, 1988, KFOG-FM

When his promising post-New York Dolls solo career slowed down in the mid-1980s, David Johansen reinvented himself as the tuxedo-clad lounge singer Buster Poindexter.   Musically, this show is a mix of jazz, calypso, and R&B.  It's also notable for Johansen's (or Poindexter's...) ability as a raconteur.  There are three extended comic stories, and he engages closely with the audience as a jovial-but-cynical Master of Ceremonies.

A note on the venue:  Bill Graham's Wolfgang's night club was destroyed in a fire in July of '87. Graham kept the club name alive with a series of "Wolfgang's Road Shows" at the Kennel Club, Bimbo's, the Galleria, and City Nights. Wolfgang's had been San Francisco's premier night club for about four years.  

Buster Poindexter
Bimbo's 365 Club, San Francisco, CA
January 11, 1988
KFOG-FM
direct from master cassette copy of the broadcast...

Disc One:
01. Cannibal
02. Big Fat Mamas Are Back In Style
03. Somebody Buy Me A Drink
04. Smack Dab In The Middle
05. Story - Libby Holman
06. House Of The Rising Sun
07. Story - Broadway Audition
08. Hit The Road, Jack
09. Something Cool - Soozie Tyrell
10. Oh Me, Oh My (I'm A Fool For You Baby)
11. Are You Lonely For Me, Baby?
12. Hot, Hot, Hot

Disc Two:
01.  Story: Noel Coward - Eek-A-Mouse
02.  The Worst Beer I've Ever Had
03.  Drums - Tony Machine
04.  The Worst Beer I've Ever Had
05.  Cannibal (reprise) - band introductions
06.  Encore: clapping
07.  Who Threw The Whiskey In The Well
08.  Screwy Music
09.  Heart Of Gold

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Lou Reed - Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1992

Lou Reed - Live at the Hammersmith Odeon

London, UK

March 23, 1992
aka - Master Class 

Excellent FM broadcast @224

(Likely complete broadcast but incomplete show.)

Set List:
01. Harry’s Circumcision
02. Magic And Loss
03. Images
04. A Dream
05. Dirty Boulevard
06. Beginning Of A Great Adventure
07. Strawman
08. Walk On The Wild Side
09. Satellite of Love

Lineup:
Lou Reed – vocals, guitar
Mike Rathke - guitar, piano, viola
Rob Wasserman - electric upright bass
Michael Blair - drums, percussion
Guest
Little Jimmy Scott - backing vocals

Thanks to the original source!

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Master Class

John Hiatt, The Warfield, SF Jan. 24, 1989 KFOG-FM

Hiatt opening for Robert Cray again.  Don't mix this up with the 1987 show I posted earlier this year, it's a different broadcast.  It's a solid set, but short.  On the other hand with a short set, the band really cooks all the way through.

John Hiatt and the Goners
The Warfield, San Francisco, CA
January 24, 1989
KFOG-FM broadcast

This copy from a Maxell XL cassette of the broadcast.

01.  Introduction
02.  Memphis In The Meantime
03.  Thank You Girl
04.  Icy Blue Heart
05.  Drive South
06.  Tennessee Plates
07.  Have A Little Faith In Me
08.  It'll Come To You
09.  Paper Thin
10.  Stood Up
11.  Ride Along
12.  Slow Turning

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Phil Collins, Warner Theatre, Washington D.C. Captured Live! pre-FM

Phil Collins
CAPTURED LIVE! CL 783
Hosted by Perry Stone
For broadcast: Week of June 27, 1983.
3 LP set, 5 sided, 6th side is blank.

Recorded at the Warner Theatre,

Washington D.C.
Recorded on Feb. 20, 1983
on the last night of the "Hello, I Must Be Going" World Tour.

NOTES: There is another Phil Collins Captured Live! show, numbered CL 1684,
that may be a rebroadcast of these tracks. That show was broadcast
on May 14, 1984 and is supposedly sourced from the Warner Theatre, too...

Total time for this is over 80 minutes, so it won't fit on a single CD.

I digitized this from a very clean copy of the original LPs. I spent about two weeks of intense listening to it, removing all the clicks and pops that I could find in Audacity. Included are 300 dpi scans of the cue sheets and one of the disc labels. Note that I spelled "theatre" as "theater" in the .TXT file, but the Internet tells me it's "theatre."

01. CL 783 Intro - Perry Stone
02. I Don't Care Anymore
03. I Cannot Believe It's True
04. This Must Be Love
05. Thru These Walls
06. You Know What I Mean
07. The Roof is Leaking
08. The West Side
09. Band Intros
10. Like China
11. You Can't Hurry Love
12. It Don't Matter to Me
13. In the Air Tonight
14. Hand In Hand
15. And So To F
16. CL 783 Outro - Perry Stone

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Billy "Crash" Craddock Country Concert CC25-021778

Billy Crash Craddock
Civic Center, Atlanta, GA
Filmways Radio, Inc.
Country Concert CC25-021778
Broadcast date: 1978
01. The Promised Land
02. Just A Little Thing
03. Easy As Pie
04. Knock Three Times
05. Rock n' Roll Music
06. Blueberry Hill
07. Your Mama Don't Dance
08. All I Have To Do Is Dream
09. Wake Up Little Susie
10. The First Time
11. I Cheated On A Good Woman's Love
12. No One Stands Alone
13. Interview
14. Love Me Tender/ Elvis Medley
15. Rub It In
16. Gone At Last
17. Promo #1 - Next Week
18. Promo #2 - This Week
19. Promo #3 - Today
20. Promo #4 - Tonight
21. Promo #5 - Billy

As part of my exploration of syndicated radio shows, I ran across a syndicated show by Billy "Crash" Craddock. Craddock had a minor American Top 20 radio hit with the lascivious "Rub It In" in 1974. To give you an idea of how broken the American radio audience was at that time, he was known as "Mr. County Rock" to the C&W audience at the time, but his "rock" connection is mainly that he has a strong appreciation of 1950's Rock and Roll, which shows in his covers of Chuck Berry, the Everly Brothers, and Elvis Presley. Which is not bad, but these days wouldn't count as "rock' very much. And your average rock fan would be thinking Eagles or Poco if they heard "country rock" at the time.

For a large part of this show, he's channeling the big emotional Elvis Presley ballad style. While this isn't personally my style of music, Craddock seems like a decent sort and you may find this of interest.

Anyway... at the very least, this is unusual for Voodoo Wagon! We don't do a lot of Country & Western!

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Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Live Prague 1967

 
photo by Lee Friedlander

Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Live Prague, Czechoslovakia

October 1967

FM Source @320 

Rahsaan Roland Kirk - tenor sax, flute, manzello, stritch, clarinet
Ron Burton - piano
Steve Novosel - bass
Jimmy Hopps - drums

Set List:
Ode to Billie Joe
My Ship
Creole Love Song
The Inflated Tear
Lovellevelliloqui
Making Love After Hours
Improv
Bessie's Blues>
Afro Blue

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Siouxsie and The Banshees - Live Glasgow, Scotland 1980

Siouxsie and The Banshees - Live Tiffany's Club 

March 25, 1980

Glasgow, Scotland
Audience Recording @320

Set List:
01 Playground Twist
02 Pulled To Bits
03 Christine
04 Regal Zone
05 The Staircase (Mystery)
06 Desert Kisses
07 Switch
08 Happy House
09 Hybrid
10 Jigsaw Feeling
11 Hong Kong Garden
12 Suburban Relapse
13 Helter Skelter
14 Drop Dead/Celebration



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Tiffany's '80

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