John Mellencamp - ALBUM NETWORK Special

John Mellencamp
Title on cue sheet: "Whenever We Wanted" Concert Tour Special

Title on CDs: The "Sneak Preview" Special

Air date on cue sheet:
Airs week of January 6, 1992
Air date on CDs:
Airs weekend of January 10, 1999

CD1:
01 Redbeard & John Mellencamp - Intro
02 John Mellencamp - Love and Happiness
03 John Mellencamp - Paper In Fire
04 John Mellencamp - Jack & Diane
05 John Mellencamp - Lonely Ol' Night
06 Redbeard - Break
07 Commercial - Trident
08 Commercial - Cepastat
09 Commercial - U.S. Navy
10 Redbeard & John Mellencamp - Interview
11 John Mellencamp - Check It Out
12 John Mellencamp - Rain On The Scarecrow
13 John Mellencamp - Martha Say
14 John Mellencamp - false start
15 John Mellencamp - Real Life
16 Redbeard - Break
17 Commercial - Cepastat
18 Commercial - Almond Joy
19 Commercial - National Dairy Board
20 Commercial - Trident

CD2:
21 Redbeard & Kenny Aronoff, Mike Wanchic - Interview
22 John Mellencamp - Get A Leg Up
23 John Mellencamp - Again Tonight
24 John Mellencamp - Authority Song
25 Redbeard - Break
26 Commercial - Cepastat
27 Commercial - Trident
28 Commercial - National Dairy Board
29 Commercial - Cepastat
30 Redbeard & John Mellencamp - Interview
31 John Mellencamp, Mike Wanchic, Kenny Aronoff - Small Town [1991.10.01 Q102 Dallas-Ft. Worth]
32 John Mellencamp, Mike Wanchic, Kenny Aronoff - Pink Houses [1991.10.01 Q102 Dallas-Ft. Worth]
33 Redbeard - Break
34 John Mellencamp - Like A Rolling Stone [B-side, recorded live during LJ tour]
35 Redbeard & John Mellencamp - Interview
36 Buzzin' Cousins - Sweet Suzanne [Falling From Grace soundtrack]
37 Redbeard - Break
38 Commercial - Cepastat
39 Commercial - Trident
40 Commercial - National Dairy Board
41 Commercial - Almond Joy
42 Redbeard - Outro
43 Commercial - Cepastat
44 Commercial - Cepastat
45 Commercial - Cepastat
46 Commercial - Cepastat
47 Commercial - Cepastat
48 Commercial - Cepastat

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Includes 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet and both CD discs.

I posted a version of this last year.  The show was sent to me by our reader Rudolf, who tracked down a copy of the original broadcast over on Soulseek.  Unfortunately, it ran slightly fast, which I fixed by slowing down the tracks. We compared it with bootlegs, which proved to sound better. While our version was a decent listen, it wasn't as good as it could be. 

I found the original Album Network CDs of the show on EBAY, and now we can present to you an updated, pre-FM version, ripped directly from the original radio CDs.  I've included all of the commercials.  All of the tracks are identified as to source.  I'm deleting the previous version from our archives as this is now the definitive version.

While this circulates as "The Garage Tapes," that name is not mentioned on the CDs, the cue sheet or by the announcer.  

The show was hosted by Q102 (Dallas/Fort Worth, TX) disk jockey Redbeard and distributed by the Album Network.  

The show was officially issued as a promo CD in Canada (without the commercials).

The original broadcast presented eleven songs recorded live in early December 1991 at Belmont Mall Studio in Belmont, Indiana.  The promotional CD cover refers to the studio as "The Garage."  In listening to the show, Mellencamp has both a garage rehearsal space for band practice, and a recording studio.  This was recorded in the studio, not the garage rehearsal space.

Interspersed with the music were short interviews by Redbeard with Mellencamp and band members. The broadcast also included two songs ("Small Town," "Pink Houses") recorded earlier at Q102 in October, a live concert version of "Like A Rolling Stone" recorded in 1987 that surfaced a non-LP B-side, and "Sweet Suzanne" from the upcoming FALLING FROM GRACE soundtrack.

Mellencamp's film "Falling From Grace" was released seven weeks after this show on February 21, 1992.  The soundtrack's first release was "Sweet Suzanne" by the Buzzin' Cousins, a supergroup composed of Mellencamp, Joe Ely, Dwight Yoakam, James McMurtry, and John Prine.  This came out on January 20th, so this radio show preview was in advance of the release of both the official soundtrack and the movie.

There are three bootlegs on Discogs sourced from this show.  Two of them have identical tracks lists: "John's Garage Tape (Unbelievable Music UM 002) and "Live Rehearsals" (Kiss The Stone KTS 090).  Both include tracks from the show but drop "Like A Rolling Stone" and "Sweet Suzanne," and adds two 1982 King Biscuit tracks.  A third bootleg named "Welcome To The Garage" (Beech Marten Records BM 068) skip the KBFH tracks but include "Like A Rolling Stone."  None of the bootlegs have the interviews or "Sweet Suzanne."  "Welcome To The Garage identifies the recording date as January 6, 1992. That's NOT the recording date; it's the air date listed on the cue sheet.

During the broadcast, the two acoustic songs from Q102 were not identified as being from another source.  There's no source listed on the bootlegs or the officially released promo CD. The promotional CD did not identify that "Small Town" and "Pink Houses" were from another date and location.

Redbeard also hosted the syndicated interview show In The Studio.  Our reader, Rudolf, was exploring Redbeard's www.inthestudio.net website, which features tracks and interviews from a variety of sources. Rudolf found the two mystery studio songs are posted there in streaming audio, identified as recorded on October 1, 1991, at Q102 in Dallas. Playing with Mr. Mellencamp are Mike Wanchic and Kenny Aronoff.  Rudolf took the time to compare them to the bootleg versions, and they’re the same tracks.

As a bonus, the relevant streaming audio from the In The Studio site is included as mp3s.  The October 1991 session had one additional song not included with the January 1992 broadcast ("Rain On The Scarecrow").

The version of "Like A Rolling Stone" was released on the B-side of "Pop Singer" and as the B-side of "Key West Intermezzo (I Saw You First) and is sourced from the Lonesome Jubilee Tour in 1987.

So....this is the Definitive Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï Documented Digization; don't delay, download directly!

https://mega.nz/file/SAwGgK4T#7m8XxoOpVK2NDCsCUCjokdRFn_vzFmF42r_Ltln7d5U

Westwood One In Concert: New Rock 83-42 The Posies

The Posies

Westwood One In Concert: New Rock 83-42

The Week of October 11, 1993

Disc 1 of 2, the second disc (Peter Murphy) is not included)

No venue, no date.

01 The Posies - Definite Door

02 The Posies - Solar Sister

03 The Posies - Golden Blunders

04 The Posies - Love Letter Boxes

05 Commercial - AT&T

06 Commercial - Citibank Visa

07 Commercial - Trojan

08 The Posies - Burn and Shine

09 The Posies - When Mute Tongues Speak

10 Commercial - Discover Card

11 Commercial - TGI Fridays (Dennis Miller)

12 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve

13 Commercial - Gordon's

14 The Posies - Earlier Than Expected

15 The Posies - Dream All Day

16 The Posies - Any Other Way

17 Commercial - Citibank Visa

18 Commercial - Discover Card

19 Commercial - Gordon's

Flac files of wavs, includes 300 dpi scan of the cue sheet, CD disc, plus a print ad from Radio & Records magazine

By the time of this show, Westwood One split its In Concert show into "In Concert" and "In Concert: New Rock."  This was in response the split of the rock radio audience into "Classic Rock" and "Indie/Alternative" audience segments. Westwood One kept the same numbering system for both shows, which means there is also an In Concert 93-42 featuring Meatloaf / Joe Satriani.  

Putting artists in one genre or another didn't always make sense, and the station's target audiences didn't always line up, either.  Here in the Bay Area, KFOG aimed more at the older demographic than rival Live 105 but both stations played artists like 10,000 Maniacs, Spin Doctors, and Counting Crows... all of which were on In Concert: New Rock shows.  It's a testament to David Bowie's ability to stay relevant that he appeared on the both shows.

But in general, you can look at the artist(s) and know if it's a "New Rock" show.  Allman Brothers, Alice Cooper, Santana?  NOT "New Rock."  Pretenders?  Could be either show.  Bjork, Smashing Pumpkins, Oasis?  "New Rock."

Another change on this one is NO ANNOUNCER.  Steve Downes, J.J. Jackson, and Charlie Kendall are not only missing, but there's also nothing to identify the show as a Westwood One show on this first CD (we're missing the second CD).

That's another problem with these "two artist" In Concert shows; the EBAY vendors split them up and sell them separately, and the cue sheet usually goes with one disc but not the other.  What I've been trying to do is document as completely as possible, and then let Our Beloved Audience decide how you want to divvy up the music.  This one is a single disc, the second disc is missing.  And somewhere there's a Peter Murphy show without a cue sheet.

The Posies were great, and not so "alternative" that they couldn't have been played on KFOG's "adult alternative" playlist.  Ringo Starr covered "Golden Blunders," for example.  

https://mega.nz/file/WApkyZBL#3DUWrH3yKwJoVqebuxhHVktMNjXYzVtYGSlc0ZCCkW4

Willie Nelson With Leon Russell - The Capitol Theatre , Passaic New Jersey April 1st 1979

 

https://workupload.com/file/mgt2ebjxcS9

NBC The Source NBC 84-36 - Sammy Hagar, Checkerdome, St. Louis, MO Mar. 13, 1983

Sammy Hagar
NBC The Source NBC 84-36
Broadcast dates September 14, 15, 16 1984

Recorded at:
The Checkerdome
St. Louis, MO
March 13, 1983

01 Rona Elliot - NBC 84-36 Intro
02 Sammy Hagar - Three Lock Box
03 Sammy Hagar - Baby's On Fire
04 Sammy Hagar - I Don't Need Love
05 Sammy Hagar - Never Give Up
06 Sammy Hagar - I've Done Everything For You
07 Rona Elliot - NBC 84-36 Break
08 Commercial - Pilot Pens
09 Commercial - Zales
10 Commercial - U.S. Army
11 Sammy Hagar - Heavy Metal
12 Sammy Hagar - Rise of the Animal
13 Rona Elliot - NBC 84-36 Break
14 Commercial - Zales
15 Commercial - Maxi
16 Commercial - U.S. Army
17 Sammy Hagar - I'll Fall in Love Again
18 Sammy Hagar - Your Love Is Driving Me Crazy
19 Rona Elliot - NBC 84-36 Break
20 Commercial - Levi's
21 Commercial - Pilot Pens
22 Sammy Hagar - Red
23 Sammy Hagar - There's Only One Way to Rock
24 Rona Elliot - NBC 84-36 Break
25 Commercial - Zales
26 Commercial - Pilot Pens
27 Commercial - U.S. Army
28 Sammy Hagar - Baba O'Riley
29 Sammy Hagar - Remember The Heroes
30 Sammy Hagar - This Planet's on Fire (Burn in Hell)
31 Rona Elliot - NBC 84-36 Outro

Run Out Grooves:
NBC-84-36-A > ALSHIRE L-18712
NBC-84-36-B > ALSHIRE L-18712
NBC-84-36-C > ALSHIRE L-18712
NBC-84-36-D > ALSHIRE L-18712

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We've got 300 dpi scans of the disc labels but are missing the cue sheet and affidavit.  I included print ads for the show, and a review of the concert from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.  The headline was "Hagar Outdoes Himself In Spectacular Show."

The show was filmed for later broadcast by MTV.

....and that, for now, wraps up our review of the NBC The Source shows.  We've tracked down and digitized 64 concert shows, and packed as much exciting documentation into each one that we could find.  We think there are about thirty five more concerts out there, but at least two of those were officially released, and another eight are repeats of other shows.  That knocks it down to twenty-five on our "high priority" BOLO.

Our next project is to tackle the Super Groups In Concert shows and
see if we can get a list of all the shows issued on vinyl, but also try and track down the shows that were only distributed by satellite broadcast.

https://mega.nz/file/DQJmECAT#PFZpTFwBUM2IuC7Kkx8fNhHLC2x4mzufAKexa8h20v8

NBC The Source NBC 84-18 - Jon Butcher Axis - The Channel, Boston, MA Feb 25, 1984

Jon Butcher Axis
NBC The Source NBC 84-18
Broadcast dates: May 18, 19, 20, 1984

Recorded at:
The Channel
Boston, MA
February 25, 1984

01 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-18 Intro
02 Commercial - Levi's
03 Commercial - U.S. Navy
04 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-18 Segment Intro
05 Jon Butcher Axis - Ocean In Motion
06 Jon Butcher Axis - Victims
07 Jon Butcher Axis - Life Takes A Life
08 Jon Butcher Axis - Fairlight
09 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-18 Break
10 Commercial - Plymouth Duster
11 Commercial - Pennzoil (Rick Mears)
12 Commercial - U.S. Navy
13 Jon Butcher Axis - Sentinel
14 Jon Butcher Axis - Walk Like This
15 Jon Butcher Axis - Walk On The Moon
16 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-18 Break
17 Commercial - Levi's
18 Commercial - Pennzoil (Rick Mears)
19 Commercial - U.S. Navy
20 Jon Butcher Axis - New Man
21 Jon Butcher Axis - It's Only Words
22 Jon Butcher Axis - Not Fade Away
23 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-18 Break
24 Commercial - Plymouth Duster
25 Commercial - U.S. Navy
26 Jon Butcher Axis - Don't Say Goodnight
27 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-18 Outro

Runout groovy grooves:
NBC-84-18-A  L-17416
NBC-84-18-B  L-17416
NBC-84-18-C  L-17416
35 BACKING PLATE CM-??? 12975

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While host Rona Elliot does not mention a date, I was able to work my way back in time through the Boston Globe, and found the most recent appearance by the Jon Butcher Axis at the Channel was February 25, 1984. I tossed in a couple of articles just for the heck of it.

On the advertising front, we've got Rick Mears for Pennzoil.  Wiki says, "He is one of four men to win the Indianapolis 500 four times (1979, 1984, 1988, 1991) and is the current record-holder for pole positions in the race with six (1979, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1991). Mears is also a three-time Indycar series/World Series champion (1979, 1981 and 1982)."

https://mega.nz/file/KAQzxYbB#x9O7d1drDKMKK9BGzWnd4dE1R5ok12K5vjfvXwsl2sk

Alice Cooper - May 1978 from Wendler Arena, Saginaw, MI.

 

Alice Cooper

May 1978 from Wendler Arena, Saginaw, MI. FM Broadcast

01. Under My Wheels   02. I'm Eighteen   03. Is It My Body   04. I Never Cry   05. Escape   06. Billion Dollar Babies   07. The Black Widow   08. You and Me   09. Unfinished Sweet   10. Devil's Food   11. Go To Hell   12. Only Women Bleed   13. I Love the Dead   14. School's Out

I've seen a few versions of this around with the same playlist but in a different order. An excellent sounding FM recording!

https://workupload.com/file/hpmcdkYTT4H

Bob Dylan - Reference Recordings Studio Outtakes Vol.5 and Vol. 6

Vol. 5

Vol. 6

 

NBC The Source NBC 84-32 Men At Work - Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA Oct. 1983

Men At Work
NBC The Source NBC 84-32
broadcast date: August 17-18-19, 1984

Recorded at: 
The Greek Theatre
Berkeley, CA
Men At Work played Berkeley on October 7 and 8, 1983
Rona Elliot doesn't specify which date

01 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-32 Intro
02 Commercial - Plymouth Duster
03 Commercial - U.S. Navy
04 Commercial - Tightrope Movie
05 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-32 Intro 2
06 Men At Work - Overkill
07 Men At Work - Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive
08 Men At Work - Underground
09 Men At Work - The Longest Night
10 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-32 Break
11 Commercial - Tightrope Movie
12 Commercial - Plymouth Duster
13 Commercial - Lee Jeans
14 Men At Work - Down Under
15 Men At Work - Blue For You
16 Men At Work - High Wire
17 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-32 Break
18 Commercial - U.S. Navy
19 Commercial - Lee Jeans
20 Commercial - Plymouth Rocks America Giveaway
21 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-32 Segment Intro
22 Men At Work - No Sign Of Yesterday
23 Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now
24 Men At Work - Helpless Automaton
25 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-32 Break
26 Commercial - Plymouth Duster
27 Commercial - U.S. Navy
28 Commercial - Lee Jeans
29 Men At Work - Be Good Johnny
29 Men At Work - It's A Mistake
30 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source NBC 84-32 Outro

From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection
Brought to you by the Collective for Live Music.

Both nights were taped for an HBO program, with Saturday night being the night of the taping for the broadcast...so it's likely this is October 8 (Saturday).  I found an ad for the simulcast, which took place in March.

The Berkeley Gazette wrote, "While at first I thought Colin Hay kept erring in his references to the locale as "San Francisco," it later became clear he was only goading the audience into extracting an apology from him as a cute introduction for "It's A Mistake.  The joke seemed lost on the crowd."

I'll add that the "Thank you very much, San Francisco" might be mildly annoying in the East Bay, but there's not a huge rivalry across the Bay. Yes, professional sports means people lined up behind San Francisco's Giants and 49ers or Oakland's A's and Raiders, but this was in Berkeley.  The UC Berkeley campus is across the street from the Greek Theatre, and the students come from all over the world.

And from the East Bay perspective of 2025, if we really cared the A's wouldn't be in Sacramento, the Raiders in Las Vegas, and the Warriors in San Francisco.

"It's A Mistake" is not on the cue sheet and contains (or is followed by) a drum solo.

Paul Hogan's "G'day" commercials came out in 1984, so it was a high-profile year for Australia here in America.

Opening act was Mental As Anything (also from Australia)

At one point Colin Hay mentions Diana Ross, who was playing in Oakland a week later.

https://mega.nz/file/LQ4wTT7I#jq37CxZNlJ6LEe8KSlozEHDfXwgAUuYv8keo1LGoc9o

Doug Sahm Band - Record Plant, Sausalito, California, November 11th 1973

 

Doug Sahm & Band - Record Plant, Sausalito, California, November 11th 1973,

KSAN-FM broadcast

1. Dealer's Blues   2. I'm Glad For Your Sake (But I'm Sorry For Mine)   3. Coming Back Home   4. Papa Ain't Salty   5. Nuevo Laredo   6. The Rain Came   7. (Is Anybody Going To) San Antone   8. Jolie Blonde   9. Linda Lou   10. At The Crossroads   11. She's About a Mover   12. Lucille   13. Send Me Some Loving   14. Mendocino

Doug Sahm - guitar, vocals

Augie Meyers - keyboards

George Rains - drums

Jack Barber - bass

Martin Fierro - horns

https://workupload.com/file/XXwEymdxg4K

Comsat Angels - Live Rotterdam 1983

Back From The Dead...Again
Originally posted March 27, 2009 & June 9 , 2016

Comsat Angels - Live Rotterdam Arena

October 22, 1983, 

Rotterdam, Holland

FM Source @192

“Erroneously regarded as a synth pop band — and, every now and then — as a band that peaked with a song placed in a scene of [the film] ‘Real Genius’, the Comsat Angels were one of the finest bands of the post-punk/new wave era. Often as moody if less dramatic than Joy Division, their first and best albums — 1980’s ‘Waiting for a Miracle’;, 1981’s ‘Sleep No More’, and 1982’s ‘Fiction’ — featured abstract pop songs with spare instrumentation, many of which were bleak and filled with some form of heartache. The albums were almost unrelentingly sullen, but they were always transfixing. The band then fell prey to various commercial pressures for several years. In the ’90s they resurfaced with a pair of powerful albums that resembled logical extensions of their earliest work, and then they vanished again.”
~AMG

Track List:
01 Nature Trails (intro)
02 Will You Stay Tonight
03 Mister Memory
04 Do The Empty House
05 Total War
06 A World Away
07 Alicia (can you hear me)
08 I Know That Feeling
09 Real Story
10 What Else!
11 Waiting For a Miracle

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Rotterdam

Alt link for Konrad

 

 

John Fogerty - Big Time At Tivoli - 2010

 

John Fogerty

Friday July 2nd 2010, Tivoli, Gröna Lund, Stockholm, Sweden.

Bonus Tracks CD2:

Tracks 8-12: 5 July 2010, Sofiero, Helsinborg, Sweden.

Tracks 13-18: 22 July 2010, Stadtpark, Hamburg, Germany.

Track 19: 31 July 2010, Fuji Rock Festival, Green Stage, Naeba, Nigata, Japan.

https://workupload.com/file/GFHmpLVDL3n

Bob Dylan - Reference Recording Studio Outtakes Vol.3 and Vol. 4

Bob Dylan
Reference Recording - Track Data
Studio Outtakes Vol.3
A Dog That Talks A Fish That Walks
Studio soundboard @320

Vol. 3

 

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Bob Dylan
Reference Recording - Track Data
Studio Outtakes Vol.4
Blood On Your Saddle
Studio soundboards @320

 

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Vol. 4
 

The Dwight Twilley Band - Live At The Main Point 2018

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

This goes out to the man that (if he don't already have it) helps with the busing of the tables, sweeping up, cleaning the ashtrays over at The Adult Bookstore...wacocrimatty. THANKS BROTHER. See scans

                     AND YOU AIN'T YOU AIN'T YOU AIN'T AIN'T GOT NO LOVER

Maggie Bell - Theatre Royal, Glasgow 2.12.93

 

Maggie Bell - Theatre Royal, Glasgow 2.12.93

A partial (52 minute) soundboard from Maggie Bell ,the queen of the night and former vocalist of Stone The Crows in 1993. Performed as part of a joint tour with Chris Farlowe (he sings on the encore song). It appears that all of Chris's set, and part of Maggie Bell's set WAS NOT recorded

Passed to me by a blues collector at the time.

01-So Long, Goodbye (cut)   02-Only Women Bleed   03-Ain't No Love In The Heart of The City   04-Good Woman, Good Man   05-Trade Winds   06-No Mean City   07-Every Little Bit Hurts   08-The Way I Feel   09-Private Number (with Chris Farlowe)

Band line up  

Maggie Bell - lead vocal

Geoff Zeoparni  - drums

Paul Francis - bass guitar

Chris Perrin - keys

Ronnie Carroll - guitar

Pat Crumley - saxaphone

https://workupload.com/file/pFLhgBGFpWt

NBC The Source NBC 84-17 Paul Young / UB40

Paul Young/ UB40 Concert 
NBC The Source NBC 84-17 
broadcast dates: May 13-14-15, 1984 

Paul Young
recorded at:
Hammersmith Odeon
December 24, 1983

UB40
Recorded at:
The Ritz
New York City, NY
July 7 or 8, 1983

01 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source 84-17 Intro
02 Paul Young - Behind Your Smile
03 Paul Young - Come Back and Stay
04 Paul Young - Ku Ku Kurama
05 Paul Young - Yours
06 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source 84-17 Break
07 Commercial - Plymouth Duster
08 Commercial - Fig Newtons
09 Commercial - U.S. Navy
10 Paul Young - Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)
11 Paul Young - No Parlez
12 Paul Young - Love Will Tear Us Apart
13 Paul Young - Sex
14 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source 84-17 Break
15 Commercial - Levi's
16 Commercial - Panadol
17 Commercial - U.S. Navy
18 Paul Young - Broken Man
19 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source 84-17 Break
20 UB40 - Keep On Moving
21 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source 84-17 Break
22 Commercial - Fig Newtons
23 Commercial - Levi's
24 Commercial - U.S. Navy
25 UB40 - Don't Let It Pass You By
26 UB40 - Sweet Sensation
27 UB40 - Cherry Oh Baby
28 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source 84-17 Break
29 Commercial - Plymouth Duster
30 Commercial - Panadol
31 Commercial - U.S. Navy
32 UB40 - Red Red Wine
33 UB40 - Please Don't Make Me Cry
34 Rona Elliot - NBC The Source 84-17 Outro

Includes a 300 dpi of the cue sheet

Matrix Runouts are etched.
Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout): NBC-84-17-A > ALSHIRE L-17367
Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout): NBC-84-17-B > ALSHIRE
Matrix / Runout (Side C Runout): NBC-84-17-C > ALSHIRE L-17367
Matrix / Runout (Side D Runout): NBC-84-17-D > ALSHIRE L-17367

From the Sam Elliot's Mustache Collection
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music

We continue with our exhaustive documentation of the NBC The Source shows.  We're up to 55 shows now, with more to come!

In researching this release, I found there is also Paul Young – In Concert-324, BBC Transcription Services – CN 4334/S

Discogs says this was recorded Dec. 24, 1983, the same as NBC The Source NBC 84-17, but with a different set list.

The BBC show has three unique songs:


I Close My Eyes (And Count To Ten)
Love Of The Common People
Oh Women

The NBC Source show has two unique songs:
Ku Ku Karama
Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)

Setlist.fm has an entry for Dec. 22 and 23, 1983, but no set list for Dec. 24.  There are newspaper listings that confirm a December 24 broadcast at 10:00 PM on the Old Grey Whistle test as a simultaneous broadcast on BBC Radio 1 and BBC-2, so there was definitely a show on the 24th.

UB40 was at the Ritz on July 7 and July 8, 1983.  I'm not sure from which date this was sourced.

https://mega.nz/file/yN4FiCRA#Pf_iGX_e6_pzT9Z5uUXp3vP7Vbyjl3NozZEMJKnLUeI

Bob Dylan - Reference Recording Studio Outtakes Vol.2

Bob Dylan
Reference Recording - Track Data
Studio Outtakes Vol.2
Now Your Mouth Cries Wolf
Studio soundboards @320

 

Tracklist

Bringing It All Back Home, January '65

1-1. Love Minus Zero / No Limit ...Dime Store
1-2. I'll Keep It With Mine ...Bank Account Blues
1-3. If You Gotta Go, Go Now
1-4. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
1-5. She Belongs To Me ...Worse Than Money
1-6. Subterranean Homesick Blues
1-7. California ...Goin' Down South
1-8. Farewell Angelina ...Alcatraz 5
1-9. You Don't Have To Do That

Levy's Recording Studio, London, 12 May 12 '65

1-10. Bob Dylan Convention Speech

Highway 61 Revisited, June - August '65

1-11. CO 86449
1-12. Sitting On A Barbed Wire Fence
1-13. Phantom Engineer ...Train To Cry
1-14. Like A Rolling Stone
1-15. Sitting On A Barbed Wire Fence
1-16. Positively 4th Street ...Black Dalli Rue
1-17. Desolation Row
1-18. From A Buick 6 ...Lunatic Princess
1-19. Can You Crawl Out Your Window?
1-20. Like A Rolling Stone ...Working Session

Blonde On Blonde, October '65 - March '66

2-1. Medicine Sunday ...Midnight Train
2-2. Can You Crawl Out Your Window?
2-3. I Wanna Be Your Lover ...(Partner)
2-4. Jet Pilot Eyes
2-5. Can You Crawl Out Your Window?
2-6. I Wanna Be Your Lover
2-7. Visions Of Johanna ...Freeze Out
2-8. She's Your Lover Now
2-9. I Wanna Be Your Lover
2-10. Number One ...Trk No Vocal
2-11. Visions Of Johanna
2-12. I'll Keep It With Mine
2-13. She's Your Lover Now ...Just A Little Glass Of Water
2-14. CO 83135 …Instrumental

- Filler -

Blonde On Blonde - UK Mono Mixes

2-15. Rainy Day Women
2-16. Pledging My Time ...Extended Fade
2-17. One Of Us Must Know ...Piano Edit
2-18. 4th Time Around ...Sparce Mix
2-19. Obviously 5 Believers ...Bass Mix 

 

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Vol. 2

Paul Rodgers / The Grove of Anaheim, Anaheim, CA June 1, 2003 - Westwood One Superstar Concert

Paul Rodgers
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 03-43 
for broadcast the weekend of October 25-26, 2003 

Recorded at:
The Grove of Anaheim
Anaheim, CA
June 1, 2003

CD1:
01 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Intro
02 Commercial - Midway NFL Blitz
03 Commercial - Trojan
04 Commercial - AT&T (Carrot Top)
05 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Segment Intro
06 Paul Rodgers - Rock Steady
07 Paul Rodgers - Can't Get Enough
08 Paul Rodgers - Feel Like Makin' Love
09 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Break
10 Commercial - Trojan
11 Commercial - AT&T (Carrot Top)
12 Commercial - Midway NFL Blitz
13 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Segment Intro
14 Paul Rodgers - Radioactive
15 Paul Rodgers - Satisfaction Guaranteed
16 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Break
17 Commercial - Midway NFL Blitz
18 Commercial - Health Links
19 Commercial - Trojan
20 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Segment Intro
21 Paul Rodgers - Fire and Water
22 Paul Rodgers - Ready For Love
23 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Break
24 Commercial - Health Links
25 Commercial - Midway NFL Blitz

CD2:
01 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Segment Intro
02 Paul Rodgers - Ride On Pony
03 Paul Rodgers - Shooting Star
04 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Break
05 Commercial - NFL Reebok Promo (Ray Lewis, Baltimore Ravens)
06 Commercial - Health Links
07 Commercial - AT&T (Carrot Top)
08 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Segment Intro
09 Paul Rodgers - Deep Blue
10 Paul Rodgers - Saving Grace
11 Paul Rodgers - All Right Now
12 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Break
13 Commercial - E! Entertainment Promo
14 Commercial - Geico Insurance
15 Commercial - Trojan 
16 Commercial - Midway NFL Blitz
17 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Segment Intro
18 Paul Rodgers - Rock & Roll Fantasy Ticket to Ride, I Feel Fine
19 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Outro
20 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 03-43 Promo

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This wraps up the solo Paul Rodgers music on Westwood One.  If you add this to the Troubadour shows, you have everything you need. There are still appearances with The Firm and Ronnie Lane's ARMS concert to track down and digitize from the original vinyl, however.

This was the only 2-cd version of a show sourced from the Grove of Anaheim.  After this, the concert was edited down by dropping songs so that it could fit onto a single disc.  The truncated set list was repeated as 04-34 and 08-04. 

The Grove of Anaheim

Of note... Rodgers tosses in some Beatles quotes on Rock & Roll Fantasy.  
On the advertising front, we have Carrot Top...and Ray Lewis (from the Baltimore Ravens, and yes, I had to look him up).

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STARSHIP - Live Austin, TX. 06-14-1986 "Knee Deep In The Hoopla Tour"

 

STARSHIP - Live Austin, TX. 06-14-1986 "Knee Deep In The Hoopla Tour"

Westwood One Radio Broadcast

01. We Built This City    02. Somebody To Love    03. Find Your Way Back   04. Private Room   05. Stranger   06. Be My Lady   07. Rock Myself To Sleep   08. Sara   09. Tomorrow Doesn’t Matter Tonight   10. Talk   11. Love Rusts   12. No Way Out   13. Jane   14. White Rabbit   15. Layin’ It On The Line   16. We Built This City (Reprise)

Mickey Thomas - vocals

Grace Slick - vocals

Craig Chaquico - lead guitar

Pete Sears - bass guitar

David Freiberg - keyboards

Donny Baldwin - drums

https://workupload.com/file/8BQWN4AJuq7

Paul Rodgers - four Westwood One shows with tracks from the Troubadour Nov. 12, 1993

Paul Rodgers 

Recorded at:

The Troubadour
West Hollywood, CA ("Los Angeles")
November 12, 1993

Paul Rodgers released Muddy Water Blues: A Tribute To Muddy Waters in the spring of 1993. During the supporting tour he began dropping in a few Jimi Hendrix covers to his set, which received a great response from the audience, leading to more Hendrix songs added to the set list.  In response to the demand, a five song EP "The Hendrix Set" was released that July.

Paul Rodgers played two sets at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, California on Friday, November 12, 1993.  Ads ran in the LA Weekly advertising "1st Show 8pm Featuring MUDDY WATERS BLUES" and "2nd show 10pm featuring THE JIMI HENDRIX SET."

Westwood One recorded both sets.  Portions of the show were syndicated as four different Westwood One shows.

In order of the original air dates, the shows are:

Westwood One Superstar Concert 94-05

https://mega.nz/file/eFZlzL6I#ONpzS6_uCcJG8Vkh1mgSE5ST_6KM9d5a_ZXJSlAdXIQ

Westwood One In Concert 94-34

https://mega.nz/file/eYh2SZCB#R7TRSmXdBmgRLGvmbdyv8V4mfZ9L1nb3ZBlBgaEOuXY

Westwood One Superstar Concert 97-02 (split with Bad Company)

https://mega.nz/file/XEQxSaxT#gKADWp1hCoUzrq35ZSqp6Zg7zrz_eiWKrn9MVi_dL8M

Westwood One Superstar Concert 98-24 (split with the Firm)

https://mega.nz/file/KN4WQYpD#urRcqO_mO6WcumYg-KJPNsdJICkv2nJ--fTcvD4EMNY

The easy way for Westwood One to make a show like this would be to pick the best tracks from each set, mix and master them, and then swap in new announcements and commercials for each new syndication. Do the work once, then collect the fees from the national advertisers without doing additional work.  

If you listen and compare the tracks, they didn't do that with all of the songs. Four songs are two different takes, presumably one from the first set and the other from the second set. I say "presumably" because Westwood One has a history of occasionally dropping in songs from other venues. That may have happened on these shows, as we have "Foxy Lady" in three different versions  . (see below, we now think it's two versions)

The following is my assessment of the differences I hear between the shows.  I'm using the first broadcast of the Troubadour tracks on Superstar Concert 94-05 as the baseline.  If a song is repeated later, it's marked as "Version 2."
Westwood One In Concert #94-34 has a similar set list to 94-05, dropping "Muddy Water Blues" adding "Good Morning Little School Girl" and "She's Alright." However, when you compare the tracks, it has different versions of Can't Get Enough, Foxy Lady, The Hunter, and Wishing Well.  They're not the same performances.

Superstar Concert 97-02 is almost all Bad Company...but the 1995 version of Bad Company WITHOUT Paul Rodgers.  At the end, two Paul Rodgers songs from the Troubadour are tacked on. The entire presentation is a bit weird... "Here's Bad Company without Paul Rodgers, and to show you what's missing, here's Paul Rodgers doing two songs never recorded by Bad Company."

Superstar Concert 98-24 adds a third version of Foxy Lady.  My understanding is there were two sets at the Troubadour. Artists often repeat songs when they play two shows in a single evening at a venue, but they don't usually play a song twice in either set.  The existence of three versions all claimed to be from the same Troubadour show strikes me as implausible, so it's possible one of the versions is not from the Troubadour.

Here's notes on the differences I hear when I compared the songs on Superstar Concert 94-04, In Concert 94-34, Superstar Concerts 97-02 and 98-24.

All Right Now - same

Bad Company - This one is tough to figure out. The whistling at the start seems different enough that I originally marked this as having two versions, but at .13 you hear someone go "woo woo woo," and at .26 there's a loud whistle.. on both versions. So, maybe a slight difference in the mix, but the same basic track?  For now I'm leaving this as a single version.  What do you think?

Can't Get Enough - While both versions have Rodgers counting off "one two three four, Version 1 has some noodling around on the drums at the start, and Version 2 has the drummer clicking the drum sticks together during the count off.

Fire - same
Fire and Water - same

Foxy Lady - Version 1 no spoken intro. Version 2 has a spoken intro of "we'll leave you with this one..."  Version 3 spoken intro is "this is called..."  

We have a mystery here.  With two sets played at the Troubadour, how do we get three different versions of "Foxy Lady?"   (UPDATED, see below!)

Little Wing - same
Louisiana Blues - same
Mr. Big - same

Muddy Water Blues - Version 1 does not have a spoken intro and has a faster count-in. Version 2 has a spoken intro and a slower count-in.

Purple Haze - same
Shooting Star - same

Stone Free, I Feel Free - Version 2 has a "whoop" and a shout of "Rock me baby" not on Version 1.
The Hunter -  Version 1 introduces Slash as guest guitarist, Version 2 has a count-in.

Wishing Well - Version 1 has a count-in of "3-4"  Version 2 counts in the start as "1-2-3-4."  

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"So after a little research, I determined there's only two "Foxy Lady" performances, you can tell 1 and 2 are the same because a guy who's seen Wayne's World too many times shouts "Comin' to get ya" during the pause/breakdown two minutes in. They're just mixed a bit differently. The other 5 songs definitely are different performances (notable is that The Hunter V2 is Slash-free). Interesting that they mixed this show twice, the first show is a different and more dynamic (and less bright) mix than later incarnations."  -- Mr Sifter

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Eric Burdon & Tovarich - Live at the Whiskey 1971

 

Eric Burdon & Tovarich

Live at the Whiskey 1971

Eric Burdon, the former Animals frontman in 1971, created a very short-lived band called Tovarich, and played with the band in October 11, 1971 at the famous Whisky A Go Go in Los Angeles. 

 Great gig with fantastic musicians (George Suranovich & John Sterling particularly). Was a shame that this lineup of the band only existed for a few months, but luck is that it remained a relatively good quality recording for posterity.

George then played briefly with the Blues Image before joining the Eric Burdon Band. While working on the album "Guilty", George met John Sterling (guitar) and Kim Kesterson (bass). Along with Kevin Kelly (keyboards), they formed Tovarich (Russian for "Comrades"). Besides backing Burdon and blues/jazz vocalist Jimmy Witherspoon, they became a popular attraction on the L.A. club circuit and recorded an album of their own (unreleased). They later recorded a second album with Burdon, "Stop!", as well as "Black & White Blues" by Burdon and Witherspoon. That album, released only in Europe, included George's composition "Wicked Wicked Man"(which was recently resurrected by Burdon as the title track of one of his own albums). Tovarich also provided the soundtrack to the movie "Revenge of the Cheerleaders".

Guitars: John Sterling

Drums: George Suranovich

Bass: Kim Kesterson

Keyboards: Terry Ryan

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NBC The Source July 1981 - Rainbow, Orpheum Theater, Boston, MA May 7, 1981

Rainbow
NBC The Source 
For Broadcast July 10-11-12, 1981

Recorded at:
Orpheum Theater
Boston, MA
May 7, 1981

01 John McGhan - NBC 1981-07 Intro
02 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile
03 Rainbow - Spotlight Kid
04 Rainbow - Love's No Friend
05 Rainbow - I Surrender
06 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile (Martee Lebous)
07 Rainbow - Can't Happen Here
08 Rainbow - Catch The Rainbow
09 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile
10 Rainbow - Man On Silver Mountain
11 Rainbow - Lost In Hollywood
12 Rainbow - Beethoven 9th Ode To Joy
13 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile (Martee Lebous)
14 Rainbow - Long Live Rock 'n' Roll
15 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile
16 Rainbow - Smoke On The Water
17 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile
18 John McGhan - NBC 1981-07 Outro

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Announcer John McGhan does not say where this was recorded.  There are two versions up on Discogs, one attributing it the Orpheum, Boston May 7, 1981 and the second to Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, NY, USA on May 2, 1981.

So, which is it?

The Wiki for the live "Finyl Vinyl" album mentions "The song "Can't Happen Here" has wrong location and date in the booklet. It was actually recorded at "The Orpheum Theatre" in Boston, MA, USA on May 7, 1981."  

I checked the album cover, and it attributes "Can't Happen Here" to Uniondale 1981.  I compared the songs, and yes, they're the same recording.  This explains the sour
ce of the two divergent attributions on Discogs.

If the Wiki is correct, this is Boston, not Uniondale.  

There are several bootleg version of the Boston show, and an official release in 2016 as "Boston 1981."  That's still in print. As there's an official release, that settles it, this is the Orpheum, Boston, May 7, 1981.

Obviously, if you like this, go buy the official version.  The vinyl on this was in decent shape, but four or five minutes of side two were a bit worn on "Catch The Rainbow" so there's a touch of surface noise.  

https://mega.nz/file/ONBwiZaB#-SvXnywanOBdpfYffNgDJWXFDcwPTthNkaCa22ofAqw

Bob Dylan - Reference Recording Studio Outtakes Vol.1

Bob Dylan
Reference Recording - Track Data
Studio Outtakes Vol.1
aka-Walk Like a Duck Smell Like a Skunk
Soundboard recordings @320

This is Volume 1. There are 8 Volumes total 

2 cd's in each

Tracklist

Bob Dylan, November '61

1-1. Connecticut Cowboy ...Intro
1-2. He Was A Friend Of Mine
1-3. Man On The Street
1-4. House Carpenter

The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, April '62 - April '63

1-5. Going (Down) To New Orleans
1-6. Ramblin' Gamblin' Willie
1-7. Corrina, Corrina
1-8. The Death Of Emmett Till
1-9. Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues
1-10. (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle
1-11. Rocks And Gravel ...Solid Road
1-12. Let Me Die In My Footsteps
1-13. Talkin' Hava Negeilah Blues
1-14. Sally Gal
1-15. Baby, Please Don't Go
1-16. Milkcow's Calf Blues
1-17. Wichita (Going To Louisiana)
1-18. Talkin' Bear Mountain Picnic Blues
1-19. Babe, I'm In The Mood For You
1-20. Quit Your Low Down Ways
1-21. Worried Blues ...Chilly Winds
1-22. That's Alright (Mama)
1-23. Mixed Up Confusion ...Hung Over
1-24. Ballad Of Hollis Brown
1-25. Kingsport Town
1-26. Whatcha Gonna Do?

2-1. Hero Blues
2-2. Whatcha Gonna Do?
2-3. I Shall Be Free
2-4. I Shall Be Free
2-5. Hero Blues
2-6. Walls Of Redwing

The Times They Are A-Changin', August - October '63

2-7. Seven Curses
2-8. Farewell ...Farewell Pamilina
2-9. Eternal Circle
2-10. Paths Of Victory
2-11. Bob Dylan's New Orleans Rag
2-12. Moonshiner ...Moonshiner Blues
2-13. Eternal Circle ...The Song Was Long
2-14. Only A Hobo
2-15. The Times They Are A-Changin'
2-16. That's Alright (Mama) .../Sally Free & Easy
2-17. Lay Down Your Weary Tune
2-18. Suze ...Fade At Cough
2-19. Bob Dylan's New Orleans Rag

Another Side Of Bob Dylan, June '64

2-20. Denise
2-21. Mr Tambourine Man ...With Jack Elliot
2-22. I Shall Be Free #10
2-23. Mama, You Been On My Mind

Thanks to the original source!!

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 VOL. 1

Oasis - Unplugged: The Classic Acoustic Sessions

 

A varied collection of Oasis acoustic performances between 1995-1997, performing their own material with the exception of 'You've Got To Hide Your Love Away', which is an acoustic version of The Beatles' song, recorded specially for Radio 1's 'Aids Awareness' Day.

Tracks were recorded for Simon Mayo Show (2, 3), Gary Crowley/GLR (1, 5), Mark Lamarr/GLR (7, 10), Creation Records Birthday Party at the Albert Hall (11 to 13), and Later with Jools Holland (19). All remaining tracks from various radio shows and live in concert.

 After 16 years Oasis are finally going on a reunion tour in 2025!

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NBC The Source 84-14 - Moody Blues, The Forum, Inglewood, CA Dec. 3, 1983

Moody Blues
NBC The Source 84-14
Broadcast dates April 20, 21, 22, 1984

Recorded at:
The Forum
Inglewood, CA ("Los Angeles")
December 3, 1983

01 Frank Cody - NBC The Source 84-14 Intro
02 Moody Blues - Sitting At The Wheel
03 Moody Blues - Gemini Dream
04 Moody Blues - Tuesday Afternoon
05 Moody Blues - The Story In Your Eyes
06 Frank Cody - NBC The Source 84-14 Break
07 Commercial - Plymouth Turismo Duster
08 Commercial - U.S. Air Force
09 Moody Blues - Hole In The World, Under My Feet
10 Moody Blues - Driftwood
11 Moody Blues - Gypsy
12 Frank Cody - NBC The Source 84-14 Break
13 Commercial - Blue Nun (Stiller & Meara)
14 Commercial - Zales
15 Commercial - Plymouth Turismo Duster
16 Moody Blues - Isn't Life Strange
17 Moody Blues - Blue World
18 Moody Blues - I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band)
19 Frank Cody - NBC The Source 84-14 Break
20 Commercial - Plymouth Turismo Duster
21 Commercial - Max Factor
22 Commercial - Blue Nun (Stiller & Meara)
23 Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin
24 Moody Blues - Legend of a Mind
25 Frank Cody - NBC The Source 84-14 Break
26 Commercial - U.S. Air Force
27 Commercial - Plymouth Turismo Duster
28 Moody Blues - Question
29 Moody Blues - Ride My See-Saw
30 Frank Cody - NBC The Source 84-14 Outro

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This one is a 3 LP, 5-sided set, with the sixth side left blank.

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You get the affidavit!  Scans of all six disc labels!  The cue sheet!

There's a vintage concert review, and a story about the band and tour.  The set list is split between the 60's/early 70's hits and the early 80's revived band's songs.

As is often the case, the smaller municipality where the concert actually took place is subsumed in the larger city's name. 

On the advertising front, we get the husband-and-wife comedy duo of Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, doing ads for Blue Nun Wine. 

From Wikipedia:
During the 1970s in the U.S., a series of radio adverts promoting the wine were produced, featuring Stiller and Meara. Their ads were so effective, they boosted sales by 500%.

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On The Beatles song "Long, Long, Long" off the White Album, rattling noises by a Blue Nun wine bottle are heard as a result of a bottle's resting on top of a Leslie speaker, which began to vibrate when Paul McCartney played a certain note on the Hammond organ. It is accompanied by a Ringo Starr drum roll.

Steve Jones, guitarist of the Sex Pistols, stated in his autobiography Lonely Boy that he drank at least two whole bottles of Blue Nun before the band's infamous Thames Television interview with host Bill Grundy dated 1 December 1976.