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Sunday, August 8, 2021

Jimmy Page / Westwood One Superstar Concert Series CO 89-17

Jimmy Page
Superstar Concert Series
Westwood One CO 89-17 for broadcast the weekend of July 21, 1989

This one's for our good pal, Anonymous.  :)  Thanks for the link you added below, btw...and I hope you like this!

This show was first broadcast as 88-25 on Nov. 25, 1988.  The first three tracks were repeated on Stars Of The Superstars ‘88 broadcast on the weekend of Dec. 23-25 1988, along with other artists.  This syndication (CO 89-17) is the last appearance of the tracks on Westwood One and is the same show as 88-25, but with different commercials. 

There's a version at Guitars 101 posted as "JIMMY PAGE, Public Hall Cleveland, Ohio; October 19, 1988 Westwood One Super Stars Rock Concert Series FM Broadcast FROM THE JOE MALONEY ARCHIVE TRANSFERRED AND PRESENTED BY KRW&CO."  This is from an off-the-air recording.  While the headline says Cleveland only, the post also says:
Tracks 1 - 7 are from 1988-10-19 Cleveland Public Hall, Cleveland, Ohio
Track 8 - 13 are from 1988-10-21 Hara Arena, Dayton, Ohio, USA

The Guitars 101 set is the source of the 2017 Japanese bootleg "Ohio 1988"  "Therefore, this time, the air check sound source owned by the familiar Joe Maloney on the net is converted to a CD based on the version that the familiar "KRW & CO" has been carefully transferred on the net recently."   

There's a gray market CD on Goldfish Records "Ohio - Cleveland Broadcast 1988" that attributes the entire show to Cleveland.  

There's also a 1992 silver CD bootleg named "Moonlight Midnight" on the famous The Swingin' Pig label that says it's "Live in New York, October 22, 1988" (TSP-CD-113)  Page was playing in Detroit on that date, so that's not it...  This Swingin' Pig version was re-booted as "USA 1988" by Live Storm (LSCD51253) in 1994, attributing it to "Live In The U.S.A" with no date other than the year.

Now....there's specific information over on https://forums.ledzeppelin.com/   This is supposed to have been determined by comparing the Westwood One tracks with audience tapes. It seems very likely that this is the correct information. They're a Zep board, so they ought to know....  Westwood One OFTEN mixed in tracks from multiple sources,   but the "first half from one show, second half from another" does not sound right to me.  WW1 usually sliced n' diced these things up in the manner claimed on the Zep board.  However, not having done the comparison myself, I can't vouch for it 100%.  I'm going to tag the files in the "comments" field with this information, though, as it's the most likely to be true. 
 
01 - Who's To Blame - Cleveland
02 - Prelude - Cleveland
03 - Over The Hills And Far Away - Dayton
04 - Writes Of Winter - Cleveland
05 - Tear Down The Walls - Cleveland
06 - Emerald Eyes - Dayton
07 - Midnight Moonlight - Dayton
08 - In My Time Of Dying - Dayton
09 - Prison Blues - Dayton
10 - Wasting My Time - Cleveland
11 - Custard Pie - Black Dog - Cleveland
12 - Train Kept A Rollin' - Dayton
13 - Stairway To Heaven - Dayton

The last time we visited Hara Arena was for a Point Blank 1981 "In Concert" show, and we noted at the time that it's not REALLY in Dayton, but in Trotwood, OH (a separate city). 

So....you get FLAC files of wavs, digitized directly from the 3 LP set.  You get 300 dpi scans of the box cover, the six disc labels, the cue sheet, and a WW1 satellite schedule.  I used Newspapers.com to track down two stories from the Dayton Daily News about the show, including a concert review.  I couldn't find anything from Cleveland, unfortunately.

Tracklist
01. Westwood One CO 89-17 Westwood One CO 89-17 Intro - Steve Downes
02. Commercial - Budweiser
03. Who's To Blame
04. Prelude
05. Over The Hills And Far Away
06. Commercial - U.S. Air Force
07. Commercial - Miller Lite
08. Commercial - Volkswagen Jetta
09. Westwood One CO 89-17 Westwood One CO 89-17 Break - Steve Downes
10. Writes Of Winter
11. Tear Down The Walls
12. Emerald Eyes
13. Commercial - Volkswagen Jetta
14. Commercial - Miller Lite
15. Commercial - K-Mart
16. Westwood One CO 89-17 Westwood One CO 89-17 Break - Steve Downes
17. The Who Tour Update
18. Midnight Moonlight
19. Commercial - Miller Lite
20. Commercial - U.S. Air Force
21. Westwood One CO 89-17 Westwood One CO 89-17 Break - Steve Downes
22. Steve Winwood Concert Simulcast
23. In My Time Of Dying
24. Commercial - Miller Lite
25. Commercial - Volkswagen Jetta
26. Commercial - Gatorade
27. Westwood One CO 89-17 Westwood One CO 89-17 Break - Steve Downes
28. The Who Tour Update
29. Prison Blues
30. Wasting My Time
31, Custard Pie-Black Dog(short section)
32. Train Kept A Rollin'
33. Westwood One CO 89-17 Westwood One CO 89-17 Break - Steve Downes
34. Commercial - U.S. Air Force
35. Commercial - Miller Lite
36. Westwood One CO 89-17 Westwood One CO 89-17 Break - Steve Downes
37. Stairway To Heaven (Instrumental)
38. Westwood One CO 89-17 Westwood One CO 89-17 Outro - Steve Downes
39. Commercial - Miller Lite
40. Westwood One CO 89-17 Westwood One CO 89-17 Promo - Steve Downes

Barcode and Other Identifiers
Pressing Plant ID (stamped in runout areas): KM
Matrix / Runout (Side 1, CO • 87-17-1 MVC KM (stamp)
Matrix / Runout (Side 2, CO • 87-17-2 MVC KM (stamp)
Matrix / Runout (Side 3, CO • 87-17-3 MVC KM (stamp)
Matrix / Runout (Side 4, CO • 87-17-4 MVC KM (stamp)
Matrix / Runout (Side 5, CO • 87-17-5 MVC KM (stamp)
Matrix / Runout (Side 6, CO • 87-17-6 MVC KM (stamp)

The "MVC" is unclear, and may be MOC or even MBC



3 comments:

  1. Sadly, the Hara Arena is not in Dayton OR Trotwood. It has been demolished and is no longer in existence. I saw lots of minor league hockey there (The Gems) as a kid and a couple rock shows, although I am too young to have seen many shows there in it's heyday, which feels like weird thing for a guy as old as me to say... I DID see The Beastie Boys, Sheryl Crow and Ben Harper there (all at one show), though, so there's that... Cant wait to hear this one, Thanks for posting! -The same anonymous guy https://www.gettyimages.com/photos/beastie-boys-in-get-out-and-vote-08-in-dayton-ohio

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  2. Yeah...the Lost Temples of Rock and Roll. Here in the Bay Area, there are dozens of 'em. See that Crepes restaurant? It was Keystone Berkeley. Those condos? Family Dog at the Great Highway. That pre-school? It was the Berkeley Square....Where now the Arenas of our youth, where giants once fought for our attention?

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  3. That Anonymous guy gets around! - Stinky

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