Kiss The Demo Collection

* HAPPY NEW YEAR

I don't know...this may be the last post of the year.  But with another (year) fast approaching, I'm hopeful we can still provide for you the finest of collections of boots (from our own archives or others) throughout 2018. Got this this past week-end at a local thrift store. See scans

DARKNESS WILL FALL ON THE CITY IT SEEMS TO FOLLOW YOU TOO

Katrina and the Waves / Depeche Mode - Westwood One In Concert 85-17

Westwood One In Concert 85-17
aired on July 29 - August 4, 1985
Katrina and the Waves
Palace, Hollywood, CA

Depeche Mode
Unknown Venue
Flac files of wavs. NO CUE SHEET.

Okay, gang,  this one has NO cue sheet with it, so we're guessing as to the broadcast date. I found a reference on the Internet in Billboard magazine for July 27, 1985 that lists an In Concert show for Katrina and the Waves for the broadcast week of July 29 to August 4, 1985, so that's a VERY LIKELY broadcast window.  The recording date would have been earlier in 1985. Note that Depeche Mode is NOT listed in Billboard as being part of show.

Here's what Wikipedia says about the venue during the time this show was recorded:

"Avalon (or Avalon Hollywood) is a historic nightclub in Hollywood, California, located near the intersection of Hollywood and Vine, at 1735 N. Vine Street. It has previously been known as The Hollywood Playhouse, The WPA Federal Theatre, El Capitan Theatre, The Jerry Lewis Theatre, The Hollywood Palace and The Palace. It has a capacity of 1,500, and is located across the street from Capitol Records Building.

In 1978, ABC sold the theatre to private businessman Dennis Lidtke, who restored it and reopened it four years later with an abridged name, The Palace. The theater's audience seating area was removed. The audience raked floor was leveled to flush (same level) out from the lobby entrance area to the stage apron. Bands were located on the stage area. A double staircase was installed against the auditoriums back wall with an open arch which connected to the lobby staircase first landing, for balcony access, where tables and seating were arranged for balcony viewing of the band and dance floor below. One early production using the revamped facility was the 1983 Sheena Easton HBO concert special, Sheena Easton Live at the Palace, Hollywood. It was the venue for the performance portion of Bruce Willis' ACE nominated HBO special "The Return of Bruno," which was written and produced by Paul Flattery and directed by Jim Yukich.

Avalon (as The Palace) is featured prominently in the film Against All Odds.

The punk band Ramones played their 2263rd and final show here on August 6, 1996. It was recorded for billboard live for the album We're Outta Here!. The building has hosted the American Music Awards."


Here's a bit of rock and roll geography:  The Palace was right across the street from the Capitol Records Building, which was designed to look like a stack of records on a turntable. 

Sides 1 and 2:
01. Westwood Radio Network Promo - John Bon Jovi
02. Westwood One In Concert 85-17 Intro - Steve Downes
03. Commercial - Levi's 501 Jeans
04. Brown Eyed Son
05. Going Down To Liverpool
06. Que Te Quiero
07. Commercial - Budweiser
08. Commercial - Snickers
09. Westwood One In Concert 85-17 Break - Steve Downes
10. Red Wine and Whisky
11. I'll Do Anything
12. Mexico
13. Commercial - Budweiser (Joan Jett style)
14. W1 promo John Cafferty Beaver Brown
15. Westwood One In Concert 85-17 Break - Steve Downes
16. The Game Of Love
17. Do You Want Crying?
18. Walking On Sunshine
19. Commercial - Budweiser (Dexy's Midnight Runners)
20. Commercial - U.S. Army
21. Westwood One In Concert 85-17 Break - Steve Downes
22. Something To Do
23. Two Minute Warning
24. People Are People
25. Commercial - Budweiser reggae
26. Commercial - Snickers
27. Westwood One Promo Dan Fogelberg
28. Westwood One In Concert 85-17 Break - Steve Downes


Sides 3 and 4:
29. Leave In Silence
30. Blasphemous Rumours
31. Commercial - U.S. Army
32. Commercial - Levi's 501 Jeans
33. Westwood One In Concert 85-17 Break - Steve Downes
34. Master and Servant
35. See You
36. Shout
37. Just Can't Get Enough
38. Westwood One In Concert 85-17 Outro - Steve Downes
39. Westwood One In Concert 85-17 Promo - Steve Downes

Matrix / Runout (Runout A (side one) etched, 'KM' stamped): IC-85-17-1 MS KM

Matrix / Runout (Runout B (side three) etched, 'KM' stamped): IC-85-17-3 MS KM

Matrix / Runout (Runout C (side two) etched, 'KM' stamped): IC-85-17-2 MS KM

Matrix / Runout (Runout D (side four) etched, 'KM' stamped): IC-85-17-4 MS KM

I originally identified Track 19 as being by Dexy's Midnight Runners.  That was wrong. It's Oingo Boingo, and we viewed a vintage television commercial that proved it.

https://mega.nz/file/LQpigQTR#Zqe3bTJnIxntzg05TbtAFhVV-iyxSqaiYICHTzH8cv0

Colosseum - Live Montreux Jazz Fest - 1969

Colosseum - Live Montreux
June 22, 1969
Festival International De Jazz de Montreux, Suisse
Soundboard@flac


Tracks:
1. January’s Search (6:51)
2. February’s Valentine (4:20)
3. Beware Of The Ides Of March (6:48)
4. Mandarin (9:07)
5. Butty’s Blues (10:19)
6. Time Machine (5:56)

From 1994

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Duran Duran / Hammersmith Odeon, 1982 BBC Rock Hour #404 Version B

Duran Duran

BBC Rock Hour 404 B

LW's Scheduled Broadcast Week of January 23, 1983

Recorded at:

Hammersmith Odeon

London, England

November 15, 1982

01 BBC Rock Hour #404 Intro - Richard Skinner and Linda McInnes

02 Rio

03 Hungry Like The Wolf

04 Last Chance On The Stairway

05 Commercial - Coors

06 Commercial - U.S. Army

07 Lonely In Your Nightmare

08 Sound Of Thunder

09 Hold Back The Rain

10 Commercial - Coors

11 Commercial - U.S. Army

12 Commercial - Dentyne

13 New Religion

14 Friends Of Mine

15 Commercial - Coors

16 Commercial - Jensen Car Speakers

17 Commercial - Dentyne

18 Save A Prayer

19 Careless Memories

20 BBC Rock Hour #404 Outro - Richard Skinner and Linda McInnes 

Runout grooves:

BBC Rock Hour #404 Version B Side 1

BBC Rock Hour #404 Version B Side 2

These are not the same tracks as Live at Hammersmith '82!, which was recorded November 16, 1982, on the third night.

I've updated this as of May 2025 with 300 dpi scans of both disc labels and the cue, and added some newspaper clippings.

https://mega.nz/file/nN5VhBYZ#KuP3yydrxRFAHLSJOHOdvJK-cP2C0enEc8RmyPfG5EI

The Black Angels - Live Nîmes, France 2017

The Black Angels - This Is Not A Lovesong Festival
La Paloma, Nîmes, France
 June 11, 2017
TV Broadcast Source @320 

1 unchaptered file at 62:10

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 Radiant Angel by G.Berry

Los Lobos / Hibiya Yagai Ongakudo, Tokyo, Japan - April 17, 1988

Okay, Voodoo Wagon gang, here's another multi-generation tape I got in a tape trade through Goldmine magazine back in the '80's.  It is LIKELY that my copy is first generation from a master of the original broadcast, but I don't know for sure.  I got this in a trade from a great guy in Tokyo that sent me a lot of great tapes, so it is very likely his cassette was a master of the original broadcast.  Anyway...it's sourced from a great sounding tape, and if you like Los Lobos, you're very likely going to love it.

https://mega.nz/file/3cABxLQA#JRS3XHCliDSmoEECr6OL3IDdMpkcQR3jE8871ZvXvwo

Los Lobos
Hibiya Yagai Ongakudo, Tokyo, Japan
April 17, 1988
FM source
unknown cassette (likely master) > Maxell XLII > Audacity > wav

From Discogs.com:  "Outdoor concert venue, located in Hibiya Park, Tokyo, Japan. It can hold 3114 people. The current building dates from 1942."

Disc One:
01.  Ay Te Dejo En San Antonio
02.  I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday
03.  Let's Say Goodnight
04.  Tears of God
05.  My Baby's Gone
06.  One Time, One Night
07.  Come On Let's Go
08.  Is This All There Is?
09.  Why Do You Do?
10.  A Matter of Time
11.  Evangeline
12.  Anselma

Disc Two:
13.  Serenata Norteña
14.  Volver, Volver
15.  I Got Loaded
16.  Don't Worry Baby
17.  Set Me Free (Rosa Lee)
18.  La Bamba
19.  Prenda del Alma
20.  Georgia Slop
21.  Shakin' Shakin' Shakes
22.  Buzz Buzz Buzz
23.  Los Ojos de Pancha

Mahavishnu Orchestra - Rindge, NH.1972

Mahavishnu Orchestra 
Franklin Pierce College
February 24, 1973 

Rindge, NH.

Soundboard @320

Set List:
01. Meeting of the Spirits 12:02
02. Open Country Joy 8:57
03. Hope / Awakening 19:42
04. Miles Beyond 11:14


Billy Cobham - drums
Jerry Goodman - violin
Jan Hammer - keyboards
Rick Laird - bass
John McLaughlin - guitar

**Original Notes**

The initial classic lineup of the Mahavishnu Orchestra lasted less than three years and only released two studio albums and one live recording during this era, but these recordings had a profound effect, redefining the jazz/rock fusion movement. Combining the improvisational elements of jazz with the volume and energy of rock music, the group created music that was often intricate and complex, performed by musicians whose virtuosity thrilled audiences, musicians, and critics alike.

By early 1973, the Mahavishnu Orchestra had firmly established their reputation and with little over a year of live performances behind them, they had become one of the most exciting bands on the planet. This partial February 1973 performance captures the group following the release of Birds of Fire and several months before they recorded the live album, Between Nothingness and Eternity. Recorded at Franklin Pierce College in New Hampshire, this is yet another stellar example of the band's blazing energy and fluid virtuosity. Now an established headliner, the Mahavishnu Orchestra had more time onstage and they seized that opportunity to explore in greater depth. This set captures the group as they were diversifying the onstage repertoire and extending their improvisational approach.

The performance begins with the pairing of the Inner Mounting Flame's leadoff track, "Meeting Of The Spirits," with "Open Country Joy" from Birds Of Fire. While both remain aligned with the album arrangements, here they feature extended solos, often explosive and pummeling in their ferocity. Open Country Joy," a strutting, gradually intensifying urban blues is perhaps the least complex composition the classic lineup ever played, vacillating between a laidback county feel and frenzied rocking power.

Although brief, "Hope" unfolds in an elegant, magisterial way, before Cobham suddenly blasts off into "Awakening." This too has moments of frightening intensity and the telepathy between these musicians is functioning at an astounding level. Hammer takes an impressive solo here, simultaneously playing bluesy Fender Rhodes with gurgling mini-moog embellishments. It eventually becomes a duel between McLaughlin and Cobham, and this is unison playing at its most astonishing. McLaughlin doesn't let up for a second, interjecting an endless barrage of ideas, while Cobham often does more with a hi-hat and snare drum than most drummers are capable of with an entire kit.

The recording concludes with McLaughlin's tribute to Miles Davis, "Miles Beyond," with the group again displaying breathtaking improvisational abilities within a funkier context. Dominated by Hammer, who offers a barrage of demented sounds from his keyboards, this also features Jerry Goodman propelling the basic groove with McLaughlin, Laird, and Cobham providing rhythmic punctuations and accents.

Every concert from this era of Mahavishnu Orchestra is astonishing to some degree and this is no exception, featuring the original lineup at the pinnacle of their powers.

Thanks to the original poster and source!

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Miss December 1972 - Mercy Rooney

Get this before it's GONE !!!

I am running out of room on my MEGA account. I have only 2 options. Deleting files thereby killing links OR get some contributions so I can upgrade the account to get more room on the MEGA server.

I will be deleting files stating at the end of the month to make room. I will be posting links to shows I plan on removing. There will be NO REPOSTS on deleted shows unless I can get my account upgraded.

Here's the first show I will be deleting...From May14, 2015

http://voodoowagon.blogspot.com/2015/05/jimi-hendrix-experience-winterland.html

Eddie and the Tide / Paul Young - Westwood One In Concert 85-23

Westwood One In Concert #85-23
Eddie and the Tide / Paul Young
syndicated broadcast week of October 7-13, 1985
(confirmed by ad in Billboard magazine)

Eddie and the Tide
Keystone, Palo Alto, CA
Unknown recording date, but
Setlist.fm lists two 1985 Keystone
Palo Alto shows for Eddie and the Tide
on May 26, 1985 and June 28, 1985.

Paul Young & the Royal Family
Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, Irvine, CA
recorded September 7, 1985 (dated by ad in L.A. Times)

Sides 1 and 2:
01.  Westwood One In Concert 85-23 Intro - Phil Hendrie
02.  Commercial - Edge Shave Gel
03.  Commercial - Snickers
04.  Just Need A Little Rock - Eddie and the Tide
05.  Go Out and Get It - Eddie and the Tide
06.  This Could Be The One - Eddie and the Tide
07.  Commercial - Starburst Fruit Chews
08.  Commercial - Budweiser
09.  Westwood One In Concert 85-23 Break - Phil Hendrie
10.  One In A Million - Eddie and the Tide
11.  Nightdrive - Eddie and the Tide
12.  Commercial - Levi's 501 Jeans
13.  Commercial - Edge Shave Gel
14.  Commercial - U.S. Army
15.  Westwood One Radio Network promo - John Parr
16.  Westwood One In Concert 85-23 Break - Phil Hendrie

Sides 3 and 4:
17.  This Girl - Eddie & the Tide
18.  Excited - Eddie & the Tide
19.  Commercial - Snickers
20.  Commercial - Budweiser (Dexy's Midnight Runners)
21.  Commercial - Levi's 501 Jeans
22.  Westwood One In Concert 85-23 Break - Phil Hendrie
23.  Tomb of Memories - Paul Young
24.  Love Of The Common People - Paul Young
25.  Commercial - Budweiser
26.  Westwood One Radio Network Promo - Glenn Frey
27.  Westwood One Break - Phil Hendrie
28.  I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down - Paul Young
29.  Come Back And Stay - Paul Young
30.  Commercial - Starburst Fruit Chews
31.  Westwood One Radio Network Promo - Gary Busey
32.  Every Time You Go Away - Paul Young
33.  Westwood One Outro - Phil Hendrie








https://mega.nz/file/Td4yxLzR#O9VfL-dE6w8QwW71EA2Xb0o53IaMwPEPlatR4wDNGS0

Flac files of wavs, digitized December 2017.

The cue sheet is missing. I've updated this in December 2025 to inclue all four disc labels, a Billboard listing that confirms the original syndicated broadcast date, and an advertisement from the L.A. Times that establishes the recording date for the Paul Young show.

A bit about Keystone Palo Alto:

The building housed three different supermarkets and a short-lived German restaurant before becoming a night club named Sophie's.   The Jerry Garcia Band recorded Garcia Live Volume Seven at Sophie's in 1976. In 1977, it became Keystone Palo Alto, joining the already existing Keystone Berkeley and The Stone (San Francisco, formerly Keystone Korner).

In '87-'89 the building became the Vortex, a modern dance club, but returned to rock acts under the name The Edge from 1989 through 2000.  The last incarnation of the building saw it transform into Club Illusions, a supper club.

Here's an aerial shot of the old Keystone building (looks a lot like a 1960s supermarket, doesn't it?)

The building was torn down in October of 2013 and replaced with this:

Tears For Fears - Live London 2017

Tears For Fears - BBC Radio Theatre
BBC Radio 2 In Concert
London, England
October 26, 2017

FM Source @flac


BBCFM>Marantz ST 320L Tuner>Zoom H2-Sandisk sdhc>PC>Track markers 

& burned using Magix Music Editor.

Set List:

01 - Title & Introduction by Jo Whiley
02 - Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Lorde cover (Intro music)
03 - Everybody Wants To Rule The World
04 - Secret World
05 - Sowing The Seeds Of Love
06 - Advice For The Young At Heart
07 - Everybody Loves A Happy Ending
08 - Change
09 - Mad World
10 - Memories Fade
11 - Creep (Radiohead cover)
12 - Pale Shelter
13 - Break It Down Again
14 - Head Over Heals
15 - Shout

Run time:- 1:07:51

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Rage Against The Machine - Live At Woodstock 1999

*Thanks to the original poster

This goes out to the nice fellow who left me a very nice comment under my Smithereens post. See scans

YES I KNOW MY ENEMIES THEY'RE THE TEACHERS WHO TAUGHT ME TO FIGHT ME 
COMPROMISE CONFORMITY ASSIMILATION SUBMISSION IGNORANCE HYPOCRISY
BRUTALITY THE ELITE ALL OF WHICH ARE AMERICA DREAMS

https://genius.com/Rage-against-the-machine-no-shelter-lyrics

The Smithereens - Live At The Bottom Line 1988

*Thanks to the original poster

Well...what a way to start a morning.  I always thought these guys were one of the finest pop music musicians going. But on an optimistic note, Alabama may have (at least for a moment) come out of the dark ages.  I cannot stress enough how important it is for all of you reading this to vote when called upon. If you are not registered, in the time it takes to download this show you could be at your county clerks office making sure America's nightmare ends soon. Don't let any BULLSHIT stop you. With all the garbage about to come on us due to Net Neutrality who knows what's gonna happen to all of YOUR FAVORITE BLOGS. Oh yes and to quote Mr. Hendrix again, "It would sound better if you stand up for your country and your beliefs and start singing....and if you don't FUCK YOU"  See scans.


DEAR GOD PLEASE STOP ME THINKING THESE GREEN THOUGHTS 

Christmas Is Comming!!!

Best of...

X / The Waitresses - Westwood One In Concert IC 82-26

X / The Waitresses
Westwood One In Concert IC 82-26
Airs 12/24-26

Sides 1 and 2:
X
Recorded at:
Rissmiller's Country Club, Reseda, CA
SETLISTS has Oct. 3, 1982 as the date for the X show
01. Westwood One In Concert 82-26 Intro - Steve Downes
02. Commercial - Budweiser
03. Westwood One In Concert 82-26 Intro 2 - Steve Downes
04. Sex And Dying In High Society
05. Because I Do
06. Blue Spark
07. Real Child
08. Commercial - Pat Benatar "Get Nervous" album
09. Westwood One In Concert 82-26 Break - Steve Downes
10. Your Phone's Off The Hook, But You're Not
11. Universal Corner
12. Big Black Sun
13. Commercial - Budweiser (Leon Redbone)
14. Commercial - Pat Benatar
15. Westwood One In Concert 82-26 Break - Steve Downes
16. We're Desperate
17. Soul Kitchen
18. Year 1
19. How I (Learned My Lesson)
20. Los Angeles
21. Commercial - Pat Benatar "Get Nervous" album
22. Commercial - Budweiser
23. Westwood One In Concert 82-26 Break - Steve Downes

Sides 3 and 4:
Waitresses
Perkin's Palace, Pasadena
01. Quit
02. Luxury
03. No Guilt
04. I Could Rule The World If I Could Only Get The Parts
05. Commercial - Budweiser
06. Commercial - Pat Benatar "Get Nervous" LP
07. Westwood One In Concert 82-26 Break - Steve Downes
08. Redland
09. Jimmy Tomorrow (mislabeled on cue sheet as "Her Name Is Nancy")
10. Heat Night
11. I Know What Boys Liek
12. Westwood One In Concert 82-26 Outro - Steve Downes

This two-artist In Concert show features X and the Waitresses.

The live perforances from the movie "This Is Spinal Tap" were filmed at Perkin's Palace.

I've included a scan of the cue sheet, disc label, and the affidavit of performance. Flac files of wavs!

The vinyl on this one was rough; there were a lot of small "static" pops that were too numerous to remove entirely...but I got it all down to pretty good transfer after a lot of hard work. I hope you like it!

https://mega.nz/file/LJgBFbwI#2nkhfZCKRkj4KdnE2XdtcZ6bLwZOMkVnydJgnfwXOko

Our old friend Steve Downes (the voice of Master Chief, from the video game "Halo")
is once again the Westwood One announcer.

There's a great article about Perkin's Palace at:
https://web.archive.org/web/20131010123533/http://hometown-pasadena.com/history/remembering-pasadena%E2%80%99s-palace-of-rock/11578

Westwood One premiered their Westwood One In Concert series in April of 1981, with a show #81-1, pairing Chuck Berry and George Thorogood, sourced from two separate concert recordings.

The numbering on the In Concert shows is very straight forward, it's a two digit code indicating the year, followed by an ascending count of the number of shows. 81-1, 81-2, 81-3...etc. It looks like they did about 12 shows that first year, but by the mid-80s they were doing a show per week.  This show from 1982 is numbered 26 and is from the last weekend of the year, so it looks like In Concert was running a show every two weeks in their second year.

Jerry Jeff Walker / Live From Gilley's LG 85-09

Jerry Jeff Walker

Live From Gilley's LG 85-09

Airs week of 2/25/85

Recorded at:

Gilley's

Pasadena, TX

May 25, 1985 or October 19, 1985

(Walker played two dates in 1985 at Gilley's)

01.  Live From Gilleys LG 85-09 Intro - Jim Duncan

02.  Gettin' By (incorrectly named on cue sheet)

03.  Dealin' With The Devil (incorrectly named on cue sheet)

04.  Jaded Lover (incorrectly named on cue sheet)

05.  Commercial - Dodge Trucks

06.  Commercial - Spam Luncheon Meat

07.  Live From Gilleys LG 85-09 Break - Jim Duncan

08.  Railroad Lady

09.  Public Domain

10.  Got Lucky Last Night

11.  Commercial - Dodge Trucks

12.  Live From Gilleys LG 85-09 Break - Jim Duncan

13.  London Homesick Blues (incorrectly named on cue sheet)

14.  1959

15.  Commercial - Dodge Trucks

16.  Commercial - Spam

17.  Live From Gilleys LG 85-09 Break - Jim Duncan

18.  Mr. Bojangles

19.  Charlie Dunn

20.  Commercial - Dentyne

21.  Commercial - Rolaids

22.  Live From Gilleys LG 85-09 Break - Jim Duncan

23.  Takin' It As It Comes Rock 'n' Roll Medley (Sea Cruise, Peggy Sue)

24.  Live From Gilleys LG 85-09 Outro - Jim Duncan

"Top 40" in your town wasn't the same as in my town.  There was the NATIONAL USA Top 40, but that's not what we heard...we heard what was on the local radio, and that may have been very different.

For example... consider Jerry Jeff Walker. He never had a Top 40 hit.  But he was a hit in certain markets.  

I direct your attention to the wonderful ARSA website at http://las-solanas.com/arsa/

This great site compiles LOCAL charts of hundreds of radio stations.  Do you remember those little radio surveys distributed by every radio station at your record store back in the 60's and 70's?  Well, this site compiles them into a database.

To see all the data, you have to register but go ahead and do it...they don't send you a bunch of SPAM if you sign up.  

Now, the data isn't perfect, they only track what's been uploaded, so there are gaps, and those surveys fell out of style so the data is better for the 60's and 70's isn't much use after that.

For a guy like Jerry Jeff Walker...with NO Top 40 Billboard Hits...search under the ARTIST category, and you find 168 radio surveys for "Mr. Bojangles," and 30 surveys for "L.A. Freeway."  You can sort by chart position:  "Mr. Bojangles" was Top Ten in San Francisco, "L.A. Freeway" was NUMBER ONE in Sacramento, CA on two stations (KNDE and KROY) and was Top 10 in San Francisco and Dallas/Fort Worth.

Where I grew up (Northern California), Jerry Jeff actually had hits.  

Anyway... here's a Live From Gilleys syndicated radio show of Jerry Jeff Walker & the Lost Gonzo band playing at Gilley's ("the worlds largest night club") back in 1985.  The vinyl was a bit rough, but I cleaned it up as best I could.  I've included a scan of the very inaccurate cue sheet, and the scarred and defaced record label.  Why write on the label AND attach a sticker?  Pick one or the other, not both.

Runout grooves:

LG 85 09•A  JS KM

LG 85•09 B  JS KM

Mastered By - Joe Sidore

KM Records Inc.

2980 N. Ontario Street

Burbank, CA 91504

Flac files of wavs.  This version digitized December 2017.  

Updated January 2026 with both disc labels and print ads.

https://mega.nz/file/qBoyXIZZ#nNFuWSr_tWxML-gifAI-tSPCXIKHZiNDhh94dGZvWAo

Blind Faith Rehearsals 1969 Morgan Studios

*Thanks to the original poster

You know we've been at this thing for 5 years?  6 years?  or is it more? or is it less? I'm sure The Boss will chide me for not knowing. Well...I wonder where the group of us rank as far as legendary blog sites go. Are we up there with the likes of Williard, Nargo, Big O, Burning Wood, Hear Rock City or Guitars 101? or are we down there with the blogs like, Toilet's I Have Known, Spewing Cock Shit, Pictures From My Yellowstone Vacation, The Correct Uses Of Shovels? Either way like some of the above mentioned blogs, we are at a disadvantage due to the fact we only post boots (well at least on this page.) As you are fully aware there are only so many bootleg recordings but all of us try seeking them out when requested. wacocrimatty you are one of the reasons I keep doing this, thanks as always for the great things you say about us. Another reason I do this is because of The Boss himself, even though I have never met him face to face I do speak with him about this time every year by phone and believe me this guy's passion for music has no limitations. So I am honored to be a part of what I consider one of the best blogs on the net, and as Mr. Hendrix said "I don't give a fuck if you boo as long as you boo in key" See Scans

I'M GONNA LEAVE THIS CITY CAUSE THIS ROAD'S TOO SLOW

COME DOWN ON YOUR OWN AND LEAVE YOUR BODY ALONE

Mahavishnu Orchestra - Hunter College, NY 1972

Mahavishnu Orchestra - Hunter College
New York City, NY
May 15, 1972

FM Source @Flac


FM A-

Set List:
01 Intro (3:59)
02 Meeting Of The Spirits (14:37)
03 You Know You Know (12:27)
04 The Dance Of Maya (16:10)
05 One Word (15:14)
06 Sanctuary (7:09)
07 The Noonward Race (18:38)

TT - 88:18

John McLaughlin - Lead Guitar
Rick Laird - Bass Guitar
Jan Hammer - Keyboards
Jerry Goodman - Violin
Billy Cobham - Drums

Thanks to Dime and the people that share!!

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Nanci Griffith / Victoria Palace Theatre, London - Westwood One Presents L90-04

Nanci Griffith

Westwood One Presents L90-04

for broadcast the week of January 22, 1990

Recorded at:

Victoria Palace Theatre

London, England

May 7, 1988

01 Westwood One Presents L90-04 Intro - Jim Duncan

02 Lone Star State of Mind

03 Banks of the Pontchartrain

04 I Knew Love

05 Commercial - Motel 6

06 Commercial - Duration Nasal Spray

07 Looking For The Time (Workin' Girl)

08 Once In A Very Blue Moon

09 Blue Moon Orchestra Intros

10 Ballad of Robin Winter-Smith

11 Commercial - Motel 6

12 Commercial - Progresso Soup

13 Listen To The Radio

14 Outbound Plane

15 Commercial - Progresso Soup

16 Commercial - Duration Nasal Spray

17 There's A Light Beyond These Woods (Mary Margaret)

18 Love Wore A Halo (Back Before The War)

19 Commercial - Progresso Soup

20 Commercial - Duration Nasal Spray

21 Commercial - Marriott Hotels

22 Westwood One Presents L90-04 Break - Jim Duncan

23 From A Distance

24 Ford Econoline

25 Westwood One Presents L90-04 Outro - Jim Duncan

Runout Grooves:

L-90-04-1  K2KM

L-90-04-2  K2KM

Flac files of .wavs, includes a scan of a wrinkled cue sheet, and the disc label, which a prior owner has helpfully marked up in pen with Ms. Griffith's name, dotting the "i" with a very nice circle.  So it goes.

This version digitized Nov. 2017.  Updated September 2025 with some press coverage, and not one but TWO disc labels. See? I still care about you!

The BBC Transcription Service released this show as "In Concert #441," with one additional track ("Speed Of The Sound of Loneliness.")  Another version is available at Bigozine2.com with that track, but also adds "I Would Bring You Ireland."

The Westwood One version was bootlegged in 1994 as "Love Affairs In A Foreign Town" (Monada/OSA, NCI 016) Reportedly from "a well-worn LP" and "contains noticeable surface noise."

https://mega.nz/file/rEozDISS#n7viEZVpR2W-wXPIsPuAGQsKsx8pj1A3QB8Nx7aZvZQ

The Who / Radio City Music Hall 6/27/89, Westwood One edited version

The Who
"Tommy"
Westwood One Superstars In Concert #89-28
For broadcast the weekend of October 13-15, 1989

Recorded June 27, 1989 at Radio City Music Hall, New York City, NY.

Digitized from the 3-LP set.

The Who reunited in 1989 to commemorate their 25th Anniversary, and did a concert at New York City's Radio City Music Hall in support of Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Foundation and the Rock-and-Roll Hall of Fame.  The entire concert was broadcast by satellite, so there are numerous versions of this show in circulation.

Westwood One rebroadcast just the "Tommy" portion of the show later that year in October, and again in 1996 as Westwood One Superstars In Concert 96-44, adding "I Can't Explain" and "Substitute" to the "Tommy" tracks.   The is the LP version from '89.   Our old pal Steve Downes adds narration explaining the plot throughout the show.  This version is "pre-FM" so there's no added radio compression, and I declicked it to the best of my ability. 

Sides 1, 2 and 3:
01.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 Intro - Steve Downes
02.  Commercial - Miller Lite
03.  Intro To Tommy - Steve Downes
04.  Overture
05.  It's A Boy
06.  1921
07.  Commercial - Miller Lite
08.  Commercial - Greyhound
09.  Commercial - U.S. Army
10.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 break - Steve Downes
11.  Commercial - Miller Lite
12.  Amazing Journey Sparks
13.  Commercial - U.S. Army
14.  Commercial - Miller Lite
15.  Commercial - Hall's Vitamin C Drops
16.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 break - Steve Downes
17.  The Hawker
18.  Christmas
19.  Cousin Kevin
20.  The Acid Queen
21.  Commercial - Greyhound
22.  Commercial - Miller Lite
23.  Commercial - Halls Vitamin C Drops
24.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 break - Steve Downes

Sides 4, 5, and 6:
25.  Pinball Wizard
26.  Do You Think It's Alright
27.  Fiddle About
28.  There's A Doctor
29.  Go To The Mirror
30.  Smash The Mirror
31.  Tommy Can You Hear Me
32.  Commercial - Miller Lite
33.  Commercial - Greyhound
34.  Commercial - Hall's Vitamin C Drops
35.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 break - Steve Downes
36.  I'm Free
37.  Miracle Cure
38.  Sally Simpson
39.  Sensation
40.  Commercial - Greyhound
41.  Commercial - Miller Lite
42.  Commercial - Kodak Batteries (Stevie Wonder)
43.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 break - Steve Downes
44.  Tommy's Holiday Camp
45.  We're Not Gonna Take It See Me Feel Me
46.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 Outro - Steve Downes
47.  Commercial - Miller Lite

Includes 300 dpi scan of the cue sheet and a disc label.

https://mega.nz/#!XBQjmbDK!P5OcBTHVLJDttju0o0211a3x_n39Q4-qWDxWtE8kCD4

Georgia Satellites - Demo's And Outtakes

Alrighty ask and maybe you shall receive. Ocoeeknight I hope this is what you were looking for. One thing about this however is for a studio recording it's a little rough sounding. No back cover.

Songs
1.Open All Night
2.Battleship Chains
3.Mon Cherie
4.The Way I Feel Each Day
5.Nights Of Mystery
6.Baby So Fine
7.Drinking's Been Good To Me
8.Railroad Steel
9.He's Gone
10.Dunk 'N' Dine
11.Cool Inside
12.Hard Luck Boy
13.Golden Light
14.Too Much Fun

Disc 2

1.Can't Stand The Pain
2.Sheila
3.Suspicious Minds
4.Railroad Steel
5.He's Gone
6.Hard Luck Boy
7.Myth Of Love
8.Nights Of Mystery
9.Over And Over
10.Golden Light

EVERYTIME I ROLL THE DICE THEY COME UP BOXCARS

YOU MIGHT SAY THAT INNOCENCE IS MY ONLY CRIME

Mama's Boys, Loudness, Y&T Westwood One In Concert #85-21

Mama's Boys / Loudness / Y & T

Westwood One In Concert #85-21

AIRS 9/13 - 9/15 (1985)

Recorded at:

Mama's Boys 

Daddy's Club

San Antonio, TX

June 16, 1985

Loudness

The Metro

Chicago, IL

May 28, 1985

Y & T

Civic Auditorium

San Francisco, CA

September 25, 1984

Sides 1 and 2:

01  Westwood One Radio Network Promo (Daryl Hall) Westwood One In Concert 25-21 Intro - George Taylor Morris

02  Commercial - U.S. Army

03  Gentleman Rogues - Mama's Boys

04  Lettin' Go - Mama's Boys

05  Commercial - Levi's 501 Jeans

06  Commercial - Budweiser (Oingo Boingo)

07  Commercial - Starburst Fruit Chews

08  Westwood One In Concert 25-21 Break - George Taylor Morris

09  Needle In The Groove - Mama's Boys

10  Runaway Dreams - Mama's Boys

11  Mama Weer All Crazee Now - Mama's Boys

12  Commercial - Starburst Fruit Chews

13  Commercial - Budweiser (Dio)

14  Commercial - Levi's 501 Jeans

15  Westwood One In Concert 25-21 Break - George Taylor Morris

Sides 3 and 4:

16  Westwood One In Concert 25-21 Loudness Intro - George Taylor Morris

17  No Way Out - Loudness

18  Crazy Nights - Loudness

19  Get Away - Loudness

20  Commercial - Snickers

21  Commercial - Edge Shave Gel

22  Commercial - Starburst Fruit Chews

23  Westwood One Radio Network Promo - Meatloaf

24  Westwood One In Concert 25-21 Break - George Taylor Morris

25  Crazy Doctor - Loudness

26. Speed - Loudness

27  Commercial - Starburst Fruit Chews

28  Commercial - Edge Shave Gel

29  W1 Break - George Taylor Morris

30  Lipstick & Leather - Y & T

31  Keep On Runnin' - Y & T

32  Commercial - Snickers

33  Westwood One Radio Network Promo - Tony Hadley of Spandau Ballet

34  Westwood One In Concert 25-21 Break - George Taylor Morris

35  Rock & Roll's Gonna Save The World - Y & T

36  Black Tiger - Y & T

37  Westwood One In Concert 25-21 Credits and Outro - George Taylor Morris

RUN OUT GROOVES:

IC 85•21•1 1  JS KM

IC 85•21•1 2  JS KM

IC 85•21•1 3  JS KM

IC 85•21•1 4  JS KM

(KM is a stamp)

The vinyl was in great shape on this one, there were very few clicks or pops.  I went through it several times in Audacity and did my best to remove them.  Flac files of wavs.  

Updated February 2026 with 300 dpi scans of all four disc labels and a low resolution scan of the cue sheet found on the Internet.  The concert dates have been tracked down and added to the text file.

Mama's Boys were unfamiliar to me and a pleasant surprise.  They're 80's melodic metal

and show their Irish roots by tossing a fiddle in on one song. 

Y & T is introduced by famous San Francisco Bay Area rock promoter Bill Graham.

The venue ("San Francisco Civic Auditorium") was renamed the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

after his untimely death in 1992.  I tracked down an ad for the show and note they played both the San Francisco Civic (8,500 seats) and the San Jose Civic (3,000 seats) on consecutive nights, in spite of the venues being just 50 miles apart from each other.

George Taylor Morris was the deejay who helped promote the "listen to Pink Floyd's

Dark Side Of The Moon while watching "The Wizard Of Oz."  In 1981 he became the entertainment director for NBC's The Source, a rival syndicated radio show, so I'm not sure what's he's doing here.  Maybe he was between gigs?  

The commercials:

Starburst track 12 is an imitation of Cyndi Lauper's musical style, with a burbling, percolating synthesizer line reminiscent of "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun," and continue the imitation with the singer's speaking in a thick Queens accent.

I originally thought one of the Budweiser ads was Dexy's Midnight Runners, but it turned out to be Oingo Boingo. 

Also featured:  Promo spots by Daryl Hall, Meatloaf, and Tony Hadley from Spandau Ballet.