Stevie Nicks / Westwood One Superstar Concert Series SS 86-22 (Weedsport, Aug 15, 1986)

Stevie Nicks
Superstar Concert Series SS86-22
for broadcast the weekend of September 6, 1986
recorded at the Cayuga County Fair Speedway, Weedsport, New York, August 15, 1986

Here's the TL:DR version of the ridiculously long investigation painfully detailed below:

Someone made a CD cover.  
They mixed up Cayuga with Cayahoga on the artwork. 
Bootleggers copied the files and the incorrect venue is now all over the Internet.

CD1 - Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series SS86-22 Intro
02 Commercial - Sprite
03 Outside The Rain (not on cue sheet) > Dreams
04 Talk To Me
05 Commercial - Coke (Max Headroom)
06 John Kay of Steppenwolf - Westwood One Radio Network Promo
07 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series SS86-22 Break
08 Commercial - Sprite
09 I Need to Know
10 Beauty And The Beast
11 Commercial - Coke (Max Headroom)
12 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series SS86-22 Break
13 Jim Ladd & Greg Lake - Emerson, Lake & Powell Tour Update
14 Leather & Lace
15 Stand Back
16 Commercial - Sprite
17 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series SS86-22 Break
CD2 - Sides 4, 5, and 6:
18 Commercial - Coke (Max Headroom)
19 Stop Draggin' My Heart Around
20 How Still My Love
21 Commercial - Sprite 
22 Adam Woods & Cy Cunin of The Fixx - Westwood One Radio Network Promo
23 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series SS86-22 Break
24 Edge Of 17
25 Commercial - Coke (Max Headroom)
26 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series SS86-22 Break
27 Rhiannon
28 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert Series SS86-22 Promo
29 Commercial - Sprite

There was also a promo spot at the end, but I goofed up and didn't record it. I'll fix that over the Xmas holidays and update the files.

SS86•22-1  JS KM(stamp)
SS86•22-2  JS KM(stamp)
SS86•22-3  JS KM(stamp)
SS86•22-4  JS KM(stamp)
SS86•22-5  JS KM(stamp)
SS86•22-6  JS KM(stamp)

Digitized from the 3 LP syndicated radio show September 2022.  Flac files of wavs.  Includes scans of the cue sheet, all six disc labels, the Billboard ad for the broadcast, a ticket, and backstage passes.

This version is STEREO.

https://mega.nz/file/WAZVmZ5Q#RS2juJ3osdTaueg1G4zDuKDJeX68MeoSggiJTxPGjOk

What We Know, and How We Know It

An Essay by You Know Who....

Announcer Steve Downes never mentions a venue on SS86-22.  The same tracks were broadcast as Superstar Concert Series SS87-11 the weekend of June 19-21, 1987.  

A shorter 2-LP set of a Westwood One Pop Concert (PC 87-28) was broadcast the weekend of July 6, 1987.  The EBAY listing said, "....Westwood One vinyl 2-LP radio show hosted by Phil Hendry, features a superb live concert recording from the Cuyahoga Fairgrounds, Weedsport in New York on September 6th 1986, featuring 6 songs including Dreams, Leather & Lace, Rhiannon and more. First broadcast the week of July 6th 1987...."

It's possible the announcers on these rebroadcasts identify the venue as "the Cuyahoga Fairgrounds."  I don't own copies so I can't check.  But it's also possible the vendor looked it up on the Internet.  

The Internet is a cesspool of contradictory "facts," so as our pal Doctor Strange put it, we've got to "Scooby-Doo this crap" to figure out what we should believe.

First of all...the Stevie Nicks Info website lists the shows for the 1986 Rock a Little Tour at https://stevienicks.info/stevie-nicks-tours/1986-rock-a-little-tour/   

That says the Sept. 16, 1986 concert at the Cayuga County Fairgrounds (rescheduled show) was recorded for the Westwood One Superstars Concerts Series. 

Right away we have a problem.  The date of the syndicated broadcast on the Westwood One cue sheet is September 6, 1986...ten days before September 16th.   The show can't take place AFTER the broadcast of the show, why, that would wreck havoc with the Time-Space Continuum!

Okay...so maybe there's a misprint on the cue sheet? 

Well, I went into the Billboard Magazine archives and found a full page print ad from the August 30, 1986 issue confirming the syndicated date as September 6.  The print ad and the cue sheet agree on the broadcast date.  The deadline for artwork for an August 30 publication date had to be at least five days to a week in advance.  That's an educated guess from working on newspapers; if anyone knows the actual deadline, leave a comment.

Over on Ebay, I got lucky.  I found a ticket from the "CCFairgrounds Weedsport, NY" from Aug 15, 1986. That would give them enough time to record, mix, press, and distribute the records.  At the same time....WOW!  From a concert on August 15 to a record at a radio station on September 6 is just three weeks! 

When I look at the other shows on Stevie Nicks Info, I see shows in Saratoga Springs August 12, Toronto August 14, and Middletown August 17.  These cities are within a four hour drive of Weedsport.  A make-up show on Aug 15 would fit right into the calendar while they were close by.  By the end of August, the band was playing in Long Beach, California.  Would they have driven from California to New York to do a single show?  My conclusion is if this is from Weedsport, the date is August 15, 1986, as on the ticket, even though the Stevie Nicks Info website doesn't list the show as even existing.

By the way....Wikipedia also says there was a Sept 16 show in Weedsport. It's likely that one source is just cut n' pasting the information from the other without doing any independent fact checking.

Weedsport is a village in Cayuga County, New York.  It's small; Wiki says less than 2,000 people live there.  But it's got the Weedsport Speedway, which was formerly known as the Cayuga County Fair Speedway, a 3/8 mile oval dirt racetrack located on the Cayuga County Fairgrounds.  And Wiki also says "in the early 1980s the venue started hosting major concerts by some of the biggest bands in rock music... For concerts the track has attracted crowds as large as 12,000."  So that's a likely venue.

But the Internet's not done repeating errors.  There's more.  

Remember that Ebay listing up the thread that says it's from Cuyahoga?  It turns out there's a handful of bootlegs that say this is from Cuyahoga, too.  

So...where did the error come from?  There's a Guitars 101 post from Jan 14, 2013 that says the show is from the "Cuyahoga Fairgrounds."  The very first comment the next day points out, "It's Cayuga County Fairgrounds to whomever made the artwork."   The link is still active, so I downloaded it, and sure enough, the artwork STILL says "Cuyahoga Fairgrounds" in 2022.  And guess what?  The show is in MONO, not stereo.  

If you own any of these bootlegs (actually, "gray market"), can you check to see if they're monophonic, too?  

In 2014, the Iconograph label issued "Beauty And The Beast; Live 1986 Radio Broadcast."  The back cover says the show is "Live FM radio broadcast from Cuyahoga Fairgrounds, Weedsport, New York, USA 15th August 1986."

In 2015, Dol Records pressed up a vinyl bootleg "1986 Live At WWO In Weedsport, NY."  Only eight songs were included.  The back cover of the record says:

"Cuyahoga Fairgrounds
Weedsport, New York
August 15th, 1986
FM Radio Broadcast Westwood Radio One
featuring Peter Frampton on Guitar and back vocals
on "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around""

A review on DISCOGS says, " Another shocking abortion of a release by DOL yet again. Some genius took a perfect Westwood One Stereo soundboard master and collapsed it to MONO to press, creating a hollow narrow sound with instruments missing."

There is also a CD version with the same abbreviated set list with the same wording on the cover released by BRR (Broadcasting Radio Records). This was also issued in 2014. As the CD repeats the short set list rather than the entire Westwood One show, it's likely copied from the DOL Records vinyl.

The Transmission Impossible bootleg (released in 2017 by Eat To The Beat) has the full Westwood One show, and the back cover says "From A Live FM Broadcast Recorded At Cuyahoga Fairgrounds, Weedsport, NY 15th August, 1986"

In 2019 a 3-CD set called "The Broadcast Archives" was issued by The Broadcast Archive label as BSCD6104.  There's no cover up at Discogs but the Amazon description currently (2022) says, "Disc Two includes the extraordinary show Stevie performed at The Cuyahoga Fairgrounds in Weedsport, New York on 15th August 1986."

Well, it SAYS that it includes that "extraordinary show," but an Amazon reviewer says "....disc 2 is identical to disc 1. So the 1986 Cuyahoga set is not in this box."

There is such a place as the Cuyahoga Fairgrounds, but it's 326 miles west of Weedsport, New York, outside of Cleveland....in OHIO.  And the Blossom Music Center (a venue featured in several Westwood One shows) is in Cuyahoga Falls (although not on the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds, which are 30 miles to the northwest).  And Stevie Nicks DID play at the Blossom Music Center in 1986...but on June 13th.

The name Cuyahoga is from the Mohawk language, while Cayuga is from the Cayuga Nation. Both peoples are member of the Five Nations of the Iroquois with related languages, and while similar sounding, Cayuga isn't Cuyahoga.

There are times when I'm working on a project like this and wonder if it's worthwhile, as the show is already pressed up on silver-cd at a reasonable price.  I just sort of ASSUME it is high quality audio because it is on CD.  At the very least, this is a STEREO version that's gone through my usual declicking process (which mainly involves LISTENING CAREFULLY for surface noise and then zooming in on the offending millisecond...).  

So...what have we learned?  Don't believe everything you read on the Internet.  Or on a CD case!

Kazumi Watanabe LIVE in Tokyo Japan 2016

 Kazumi Watanabe

Tokyo Jazz Festival

Tokyo International Forum

Tokyo Japan

2016-09-04

FM Broadcast @320

01. Havana

02. Mediterranean Sundance

03. Mino Cinelu Solo

04. Scarborough Fair

05. Flamenco Blue

06. Milestones

07. Unicorn

Kazumi Watanabe - Guitar

Jin Oki - Guitar

Masanori Sasaji - Keyboards

Kenji Takamizu - Bass

Mino Cinelu - Percussion

Tomohiro Yahiro - Percussion

The unsolved secrets of music are what make me move forward - Kazumi Watanabe

Soundgarden - Live Providence, RI. - 1989

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted March 8, 2012

Soundgarden - The Living Room

Providence, RI.

October 29, 1989

Soundboard @320

An early kick ass show from the band...

 

The History of The Living Room

 

 

 

Set List:

Ugly Truth

Get On The Snake

Loud Love

Mood For Trouble

Flower

Nothing To Say

Gun

I Awake

Big Dumb Sex

Full On Kevin's Mom

Come Together

Beyond The Wheel

Hands All Over

Earache My Eye

Providence '89

Buddy Guy and Junior Wells - Live Tokyo, Japan 1975

Back From the Dead...
Originally posted June 28, 2011

Buddy Guy and Junior Wells

Yubin Chokin Hall

Tokyo, Japan

March 11th, 1975

Soundboard@320

Track List:

Buddy Guy

1. Let Me Love You Baby

2. How Blue Can You Get

3. High-Heel Sneakers/One Way Out

4. First Time I Met The Blues

5. Stone Crazy

6. Fever

7. Come On Home To Me Baby - A.C. Reed on vocals

 

Junior Wells joins Buddy on stage

8. Little By Little

9. Don't Go No Further

10. Snatch It Back And Hold It

11. Help Me Darling

12. Hoochie Coochie Man/Trouble No More

13. Waterman Blues

 

*Note*
The info that came with this says that it was recorded at Yubin Chokin Hall in Tokyo. Etree confirms the date and setlist but has Yubin Chokin Hall in Hiroshima as the venue. I don't know which is right, but it sounds great.

@ @ @

Foreigner/ Le Zénith, Paris, France on June 6, 1985 Superstar Concert Series SS85-12

Foreigner
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series SS85-12 
for airing the weekend of 7/6/85
recorded at Le Zénith, Paris, France on June 6, 1985

01 Steve Downes - Westwood One SS85-12 Intro
02 Commercial - Sprite
03 Feels Like The First Time
04 Double Vision
05 Cold As Ice
06 Commercial - Coca-Cola
07 Brian Wilson - Westwood One Promo
08 Steve Downes - Westwood One SS85-12 Break
09 Commercial - Sprite
10 Blue Morning, Blue Day
11 Head Games
12 Waiting For A Girl Like You
13 Commercial - Coca-Cola
14 Steve Downes - Westwood One SS85-12 Break
15 That Was Yesterday
16 I Want To Know What Love Is
17 Commercial - Sprite
18 Bryan Ferry - Westwood One Promo
19 Steve Downes - Westwood One SS85-12 Break
20 Reaction To Action (two sections slightly damaged)
21 Tooth And Nail
23 Commercial - Sprite
24 Steve Downes - Westwood One SS85-12 Break
25 Urgent
26 Dirty White Boy
27 Kool & The Gang- Coca-Cola (Body Response)
28 Steve Downes - Westwood One SS85-12 Break
29 Hot Blooded
30 Juke Box Hero
31 Steve Downes - Westwood One SS85-12 Outro
32 Commercial - Sprite
33 Steve Downes - Westwood One SS85-12 Promo

Matrix / Runout
SS 85∙12∙K∙1   JS KM(stamp)
SS 85∙12∙K∙2   JS KM(stamp)
SS 85∙12∙K∙3   JS KM(stamp)
SS 85∙12∙K∙4   JS KM(stamp)
SS 85∙12∙K∙5   JS KM(stamp)
SS 85∙12∙K∙6   JS KM(stamp)

First of all, I try and give you guys the BEST QUALITY that I can coax out of these old radio discs.  In this case...the vinyl was in great shape EXCEPT for two places on side 4 on "Reaction To Action."  There are short bits of fuzzy noise; something is embedded down in the grooves that resisted cleaning.  I cleaned it up the best I could, but I'm going to take another crack at this one next summer.  Now, the fuzzy bit only lasts for about 6 seconds the first time and 10 seconds the next, and the music is still audible, so don't let this discourage you.  

Flac files of wavs, plus the cue sheet and Affidavit of Performance, which you can fill out and mail to Westwood One at 9540 Washington Boulevard, in Culver City, California.  I took a look on Google Maps, and what was once the throbbing heart of syndicated radio live concert music is now Fifty One Kitchen, an Asian Fusion restaurant. Reading about their "five different kinds of Cantonese BBQ items, Char Siu, Roasted Pork Belly, Roasted Pork Ribs, Roasted Duck and Soy Sauce Chicken Thigh" has made me hungry, so I'm sending out for Chinese...but not from Fifty One, as it would take five hours and twenty-nine minutes to get here.

https://mega.nz/file/iY4R0KLb#baV2tO40LKJlN6TUUgSaTJyYtvYxq2HRSgMz1EsH9Ew

While I'm waiting for my Moo Goo Gai Pan, let's review what we know about Foreigner on Westwood One.  Pay attention, there may be a pop quiz on Friday.

     Foreigner On Westwood One
     By DRaftervoi

Foreigner first turns up on Westwood One on this very show that you're downloading right now, SS85-12. This concert was recorded live at the Zenith in Paris, France on June 6, 1995, and broadcast a month later on the weekend of July 6, 1995.  In France, they call it "Le Zénith."

Their next appearance was on the 1985 Isle of Dreams 18 LP "fantasy concert" on Labor Day weekend in September 1985, with four songs: 

Reaction To Action
I Want To Know What Love Is
Hot Blooded
Juke Box Hero

While these "fantasy concerts" sometimes used officially released material, these tracks are likely a repeat from this show at "Le Zénith."  It looks like the tracks were repeated on the 1986 Isle of Dreams show, too,  There were Foreigner tracks in 1987, but I don't know the titles.  They do not appear to have been in the 1988 line-up (after which these shows were discontinued).

All of the SS85-12 tracks were repeated again on May 24, 1986 as SS86-07, with different commercials.

On May 14, 1988, Atlantic Records held a 40th Anniversary Concert at Madison Square Garden.  A massive 13 hour show, featuring artists from the labels long history, it was carried by both HBO and satellite broadcast.  During Foreigner's finale of "I Want To Know What Love Is," they were joined onstage by a chorus including David Crosby, Graham Nash, Stephen Stills, Robert Flack, Phil Collins, and Alan Paul and Tim Hauser (Manhattan Transfer)

Four songs from Foreigner's set turn up on 88-28 broadcast on August 5-7, 1988.  This was a compilation show, shared with Yes and Led Zeppelin.  

Hot Blooded
Juke Box Hero
Urgent 
I Wanna Know What Love Is

The same four songs turn up on CO 88-E broadcast on November 11-13, 1988.  This was a second compilation show with Robert Plant, Led Zeppelin, Genesis, and Phil Collins tracks in addition to Foreigner.

89-07 presents a show from Budokan, Tokyo, recorded on September 14, 1989

Feels Like The First Time
Double Vision 
Blue Morning, Blue Day
Long Way From Home
Cold As Ice
Head Games
Say You Will
Waiting For A Girl Like You
That Was Yesterday
Hearts Turn To Stone
I Wanna Know What Love Is
Urgent
Juke Box Hero
Dirty White Boy
Hot Blooded

The same set was repeated again on 89-25 and 92-41....although 92-41 drops one song ("That Was Yesterday") from the broadcast.  92-41 was after Westwood One converted the distribution format to CDs, so in this case, the two earlier LP versions have the extra song.  By the way...I've got that 92-41 CD version around here somewhere, so if I don't post it soon, rattle my cage with a comment, okay?

Now...in between these second and third iterations of the Budokan tracks, there was 91-47. This show was recorded on October 12, 1991 at the Paul Paul Theatre at the Big Fresno Fair, Fresno, CA.  And no, Foreigner fans, you're not suffering from "Double Vision."  Wiki says, "Paul Paul (1894 - 1979) was a prominent Armenian American farmer and politician."  

So...why did they revert back to the 1989 Budokan tracks after broadcasting a more recent 1991 set?  Well, 91-47 was from the Usual Heat Tour featuring replacement vocalist Johnny Edwards after Jones and Gramm had a falling out..  By 1992, Lou Gramm had "worked out his differences" and was back in the band. 

Next up was 95-17 broadcast on April 17, 1995.  Recorded February 24, 1995 At The House Of Blues In Hollywood, California:

Long, Long Way From Home
Double Vision
Head Games
Cold As Ice
Until the End of Time
Rain
Blue Morning, Blue Day
Feels Like The First Time
Urgent
Juke Box Hero
Dirty White Boy
Under the Gun
I Want To Know What Love Is
Hot Blooded

The same set was  repeated on 98-22, 99-20, 00-27, and 01-45.

Two tracks (Head Games, Cold As Ice) were compiled on 95-53, a "Best of 1995" compilation.

04-43 ....okay, this is a weird one.  It combines 1991 Fresno tracks with 1995 House of Blues tracks....so you get both Johnny Edwards AND Lou Gramm on lead vocals. As I don't have a copy, I'm not sure which tracks are from which show.
Long Long Way From Home
Double Vision
Feels Like The First Time
Urgent
Jukebox Hero
Head Games
Cold As Ice
Blue Morning Blue Day
Dirty White Boy
Hot Blooded

This "two lead singers from two different years" show was repeated on 05-45, 06-35. and 08-35, so Westwood One either really liked it...or was running on fumes and just repeating shows as rock radio became a declining format.

The last one I've seen was 11-18 which does NOT repeat the 1991/1995 combo show for a fifth time:
Feels Like The First Time 
Double Vision
Head Games 
Waiting For A Girl Like You 
That Was Yesterday
I Want To Know What Love Is
Urgent
Juke Box Hero
Hot Blooded

That looks VERY similar to the set list from the 1985 Le Zénith show or the 1988 Budokan show, so maybe they went all the way back to the 80s for material. 

At the end of 2011, WW1 went to a download only distribution model, so that's the end of the shows distributed on CD I've seen on Ebay.

Oh...wait...there was one more...besides the Superstar Concert Series, there was a Westwood One In Concert Westwood One 90-36...a show split with Pat Benatar.

Anyway....dinner is here, so enjoy the show....

Formerly Westwood One, now a restaurant.
Note the scooters....

Gene Clark and Friends - A Star For Every Stage

 

                                        *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

                                                            SEE SCANS

          AND WITH YOUR HAIR COMBED RIGHT AND YOUR PANTS SO TIGHT

The Skip Spence Memorial Tribute LIVE in Brookdale CA 1994

 Various Artists 

Skip Spence Memorial Tribute

Brookdale Lodge

Brookdale CA

1999-04-30 

Soundboard @320

01. Spence Family Welcome (Cuts In)

02. Hard Road To Follow  - Bob Mosley

03. Queen Of The Crow - Bob Mosley

04. You Can Depend On Me - Bob Mosley

05. Tuning---Banter - Bob Mosley

06. Isn't It Love - Bob Mosley

07. King Neptune & The Gladiators - Bob Mosley

08. Sailor Man - Bob Mosley

09. Come In The Morning - Bob Mosley

10. Tuning---Skip Story Bob Mosley

11. The Way You Walk (Is Sure To Drive Me Mad) - Bob Mosley

12. Skip Story - Bob Mosley

13. Better Day - Bob Mosley

14. Skip Story - Bob Mosley

15. When There Is Magic In The Air - Bob Mosley

16. Skip Story - Bob Mosley

17. City Lights - Bob Mosley

18. I Picked A Rose - Bob Mosley

19. Skip Story - Bob Mosley

20. Please Don't Worry About Me - Bob Mosley

21. Skip Story - Bob Mosley

22. At The End Of The Line - Bob Mosley

23. Tuning---Skip Story - Chris ?

24. San Francisco Bay Blues - Chris ?

25. Unknown Title (Instrumental) - Skip's Boys

26. Tuning - Skip's Boys

27. Little Hands - Skip's Boys

28. Tuning---Band Intro - Skip's Boys

29. Amazing Grace - Skip's Boys

30. Be A Blessed Man - Skip's Boys

31. Funky Gospel Music - Skip's Boys

32. Tuning---Song Intro - Peter Lewis And Friends

33. Pictures Of The Past - Peter Lewis And Friends

34. Broken Heart - Peter Lewis And Friends

35. Tuning---Song Intro - Peter Lewis And Friends

36. Books Of Moses - Peter Lewis And Friends

37. In This Place - Peter Lewis And Friends

38. Tuning---Banter - Peter Lewis And Friends

39. If Life Was Just A Game - Peter Lewis And Friends

40. Band Intro - Peter Lewis And Friends

41. Call For Jerry Miller Band - Jerry Miller Band

42. Snake Rhythm Rock - Jerry Miller Band

43. Shuffle In G - Jerry Miller Band

44. Tuning---Banter - Jerry Miller Band

45. Something You Got - Jerry Miller Band

46. Banter - Jerry Miller Band

47. Something Funky - Jerry Miller Band

48. Call For Stevenson & Mosley - Jerry Miller Band

49. Murder In My The Judge - Jerry Miller Band

50. Tuning - Moby Grape

51. Must Be Going Now Dear - Moby Grape

52. Tuning---Song Intro---Banter  - Moby Grape

53. Someday - Moby Grape

54. Banter - Moby Grape

55. All My Life - Moby Grape

56. Song Intro - Spence Family

57. Song For Skippy - Spence Family

58. Spence Family Speaks - Spence Family

59. Amazing Grace - Spence Family

60. Tuning---Banter - Moby Grape

61. Dark Magic - Moby Grape

62. Banter - Moby Grape

63. 8:05 - Moby Grape

64. Banter - Moby Grape

65. Hey Grandma - Moby Grape

66. Tuning---Banter - Moby Grape

67. Trucking Man - Moby Grape

68. Song Intro---Banter - Moby Grape

69. Miller's Blues - Moby Grape

70. Banter - Moby Grape

71. Sitting By The Window - Moby Grape

72. Banter - Moby Grape

73. Naked If I Want To - Moby Grape

74. Spence Family Final Thanks - Spence Family

Moby Grape

Peter Lewis - Guitar, Vocals

Jerry Miller - Guitar, Vocals

Bob Mosley - Bass, Vocals

Don Stevenson - Drums

with 

Tiran Porter - Bass, Vocals

Dale Ockerman - Keyboards, Vocals

Skip's Boys

Omar Spence - Guitar, Vocals

Brett Wooldridge - Guitar, Vocals

Dave Guzman - Bass

Dave Clark - Drums

And

Bob Mosley (Solo)

Peter Lewis And Friends

Jerry Miller Band

The Spence Family

Chris ???

Skippy

Dancin' With The Women At The Whisky...

 

Ever Since Postin' an Elvis Costello Show

Over on the Boot Stomp Side 

(For The BOSS!)

Things Felt Kinda Un-Balanced...

Woulda Done It Sooner, But Internet Issues...

Anyway, I Ran Across This 

Old Bootleg from Whiskeytown...

And, I Figured It Would Go Better Over Here...

Also, I Wouldn't Have to Explain 'Bout:

Ryan Adams, Caitlin Cary, North Carolina,

Yesterday's News, 16 Days, Etc...

And, This Show Took Place On This Day

Back in 1998...

(Coincidence, Synchronicity!?!)

Also, It's a Really Great Soundin' Soundboard...

Whiskeytown @ The Whisky

Weather Report - Live Cleveland, OH. 1972

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted January 17, 2014

 Weather Report - Live The Agora,
October 17, 1972

Cleveland, OH. 

Excellent Soundboard or FM Source @224

Joe Zawinul - Keyboards
Wayne Shorter - Sax
Miroslav Vitous - Bass
Eric Gravatt - Drums
Dom Um Romao - Percussion

 

Set List:
Unknown Soldier
Vertical Invader
Improvisation
Directions
Improvisaton
Dr. Honoris Causa
improvisation
In a Silent Way >
It's About That Time
Orange Lady

Agora '72

 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

Miss May 1972 - Deanna Baker

Kevin Ayers LIVE in Driebergen NL 1970

 Kevin Ayers & The Whole World

Gemeente Centrum

Driebergen NL

1970-07-30

VPRO FM Broadcast @320

01. The Oyster and the Flying Fish 

02. We Did It Again

03. Hat Song

04. If You've Got Money

05. Clarence In Wonderland 

06. Rheinhardt and Geraldine---Colores Para Dolores  

07. Why Are We Sleeping?

08. Lady Rachel 

09. Kevin Ayers Interview (Partial)

Kevin Ayers - Guitar, Vocals

Mike Oldfield - Bass

Robert Wyatt - Drums

David Bedford - Piano, Organ

Lol Coxhill - Soprano Saxophone, Bird Whistles, Flute

with

Bridget St. John - Vocals (Track 1,4)

 Shooting At The Boot

John Cougar Mellencamp / Superstar Concert Series #02-31

John Mellencamp
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series
Show # 02-31 for broadcast the weekend of August 3/4, 2002 

Verizon Wireless Music Center, Noblesville, IN Saturday, September 29, 2001 Farm Aid 2001: A Concert for America *

New World Music Theatre, Tinley Park, IL - October 4, 1997 Farm Aid '97 **

World Music Theater, Tinley Park, IL August 27,  1994 ***

01 Westwood One Superstar Concert 02-31 Intro - J.J. Jackson
02 Jack & Diane *
03 Peaceful World *
04 Small Town *
05 What If I Came Knockin’ *
06 Authority Song/Bow Wow Wow Wow *
07 Love And Happiness **
08 Lonely Ol' Night Express Yourself **
09 Westwood One Superstar Concert 02-31 Outro - J.J. Jackson
10 Westwood One Superstar Concert 02-31 Intro - J.J. Jackson
11 Rain On The Scarecrow **
12 Crumblin’ Down **
13 R.O.C.K. In The USA 2001 with guitar intro, Love Light *
14 Paper In Fire ***
15 Pink Houses **
16 Westwood One Superstar Concert 02-31 Outro - J.J. Jackson
17 Westwood One Superstar Concert 02-31 Promo - J.J. Jackson

02-31 repeats the set list of 02-05, with sets sourced from Farm Aid shows in 1994, 1997, and 2001.  While host J.J. Jackson says the tracks are sourced from 1997 and 2001, one track (Paper In Fire) is from the 1994 Farm Aid concert.

There are some minor editing variations on a few songs, as compared to other broadcasts.

Love And Happiness (Tinley Park October 4, 1997) is on 98-06, 02-31, and 03-11. 98-06 has a vocal introduction, repeated on 02-31 but in a shorter edit, and 03-11 edits out this part entirely.

R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. has a short lead guitar introduction on 02-31.  The intro is edited out when the song is repeated on 03-11.

Pink Houses is also on 98-06, 02-31, and 05-07, but only 02-31 has a short spoken "thank you for coming" speech by Mr. Mellencamp.

Authority Song merges into a cover of Bow Wow Wow Wow, a song originally by Was (Not Was) on 1983's Born To Laugh At Tornadoes LP, featuring guest vocals on the track by Mitch Ryder.  That year also saw Mellencamp producing Ryder's Never Kick A Sleeping Dog album. 

Flac files of wavs.  Includes 300 dpi scans of the cue sheets and CD discs.

https://mega.nz/file/yQZB0CjK#B_ynRrcW93WvZ8-14fTe7TrYqKulJPDC4wz4YDo8MHI

Today's Rock and Roll Geography Lesson:

The majority of the tracks were recorded at the Verizon Wireless Music Center.  Before that, the venue was named the Deer Creek Music Center.  After that, it became the Klipsch Music Center, the Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center, and most recently shortened it to Ruoff Music Center.  We sent in a bid offering them a nearly complete collection of Bazooka Joe gum wrappers to rename it the Voodoo Wagon Music Center, but have not heard back from them yet. 

Grinderman - Roskilde Festival Denmark 2008

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted January 26, 2009

Grinderman - Roskilde Festival
Roskilde, Denmark
July 4, 2008
FM Source @256

Grinderman are Nick Cave, Warren Ellis, Martyn Casey, Jim Sclavunos.

Setlist:
01. Radio DJ Intro
02. Electric Alice
03. Grinderman Intro
04. Grinderman
05. When My Love Comes Down
06. Honey Bee (Let's Fly To Mars)
07. Dream
08. No Pussy Blues

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