The Tony Williams Lifetime - Unreleased Recordings

Back From The Dead...Again
Originally posted January 5 and 2010, August 30, 2015, again November 5, 2020 

The Tony Williams Lifetime 

Unreleased Album 1974

aka - Lost Wildlife Tapes

Studio Recordings @320

Track List:

01. Scirocco

02. Hot & Sticky

03. Little Zorro

04. Happy Tears

05. The Spirit

 

Tony Williams: Drums

Allan Holdsworth: Guitar

Webster Lewis: Keys

Jack Bruce: Bass

Laura "Tequila" Logan: Vocals

 

Tony Williams was a fan of rock music, and when he left Miles he formed the fusion band Lifetime, a trio with Larry Young and John McLaughlin. After leading other versions of Lifetime (one of them starring Allan Holdsworth), Williams stuck to freelancing for a time, studied composition, and toured with Herbie Hancock's V.S.O.P. band. By the mid-'80s, he was heading his own all-star hard bop group which featured Wallace Roney as a surrogate Miles Davis and a repertoire dominated by the drummer's originals (including the standard "Sister Cheryl"). After breaking up his longtime quintet in 1995, Williams gigged a bit with a trio, recorded a very interesting set of original music for the Ark 21 label, and seemed to have a limitless future. His premature death makes one grateful that he started his career early and that he was extensively documented. ~Scott Yanow, AMG

 

Tony Williams Bio @ Drum Lessions

 

 

Wildlife Unreleased '74

& & & & & 

The Tony Williams Lifetime 

Turn It Over (Redux)

Bill Laswell Remix

Unreleased remixed studio recordings @ 320

tiburon noted:
In 1999, Bill Laswell decided to re-imagine this seminal jazz fusion album. However, Verve Records refused to release the album once it was completed, claiming it would never sell. However, it was released on CD-R directly to a small music shop in New York City frequented by Bill Laswell himself, the Downtown Music Gallery.

A rare, unreleased version of The Tony Williams Lifetime album, Turn It Over. Expanded, remixed, and remastered by Bill Laswell from the original Polydor master tapes. This unabridged version of the complete album includes four unreleased cuts, and five longer unedited versions from album sessions - which was intended as a double LP but only released as an editied single LP. Cover art by Russell Mills, liner notes by John Szwed. Thanks to Bill Laswell for rescuing, and finally giving a proper mastering to match William’s original intentions, to this most seminal, groundbreaking recording, mixing jazz, rock, prog and metal years ahead of virtually everyone else!

Track 01. Vuelta Abajo* 6:34 (11.0MB)
Track 02. To Whom It May Concern: Us/Them 7:16 (12.2MB)
Track 03. This Night This Song* 3:52 (6.5MB)
Track 04. Do That** 2:56 (4.9MB)
Track 05. Big Nick* 3:17 (5.5MB)
Track 06. Once I Loved 5:10 (8.7MB)
Track 07. To Whom** 2:20 (3.9MB)
Track 08. Allah Be Praised* 6:13 (10.4MB)
Track 09. Right On* 8:05 (13.6MB)
Track 10. A Famous Blues 4:16 (7.2MB)
Track 11. New Piece** 6:16 (10.5MB)

*Unedited version
**Previously unreleased

Lineup:
Tony Williams - drums, vocals
John McLaughlin - guitar, vocals
Larry Young - organ
Jack Bruce - bass, vocals
Produced by Monte Kay, Jack Lewis, Tony Williams


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GREAT WHITE - Live at the Ritz (1988)

 

GREAT WHITE 

Live at the Ritz (1988) 

Promo only CD

Jack Russell – vocals

Mark Kendall – lead guitar

Michael Lardie – guitar, keyboards

Tony Motana – bass

Audie Desbrow – drums

01 – Gonna Getcha

02 – Money

03 – Since I’ve Been Loving You

04 – Face The Day

05 – All Over Now

06 – Rock Me

Here’s the rare, promo-only CD of GREAT WHITE's awesome live performance at the Ritz in NYC on February 2, 1988: “Live at the Ritz“. 

The show, in fact, was arranged by Capitol Records to be captured on video and aired on MTV to promote the band.

The broadcast was a success, then Capitol ordered a limited promo CD pressing for radio stations. Oddly, “Live at the Ritz” never was officially released on CD, LP or cassette. And it’s a shame, as not only is the production & mastering of this CD first rate, but the band sounds fabulous. This is the classic GREAT WHITE line up in their prime, and the versions of ‘Rock Me’, ‘Gonna Getcha’, Led Zeppelin’s ‘Since I’ve Been Loving You’, ‘All Over Now’ or ‘Face The Day’ (one of the best Great White cover songs if you ask me) are all served with passion and emotion.

https://workupload.com/file/WMHU9JFzRrc

Garbage - Las Vegas, Nevada 2025

 

 GARBAGE - THE CHELSEA
LAS VEGAS, NV @ flac
2025-10-31 

Very Good Audience recording 

AT853 to SONY A-10 -> Soundforge -> FLAC
Master wav sent to me via anonymous source

 

NME Interview - I Don't Have To Be Young! 

 

Set List:
01. -intro-
02. There's No Future In Optimism
03. Hold
04. I Think I'm Paranoid
05. Vow
06. Run Baby Run
07. -intro-
08. The Trick Is To Keep Breathing
09. Not My Idea
10. -intro-
11. Hammering In My Head
12. Wolves
13. -intro-
14. #1 Crush
15. -intro-
16. Bleed Like Me
17. -intro-
18. Queer
19. Chinese Fire Horse
20. When I Grow Up
21. -intro-
22. Cherry Lips (Go Baby Go)
23. Push It
24. The Day That I Met God
25. -intro-
26. Stupid Girl
27. Only Happy When It Rains
 

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Westwood One In Concert 84-09 Christine McVie / Chuck Landis' Country Club, Reseda CA Dec. 1983

Christine McVie
Westwood One In Concert 84-09
airs 4/27 - 4/29 (1984)

Recorded at:
Chuck Landis' Country Club
Los Angeles, CA

attributed to both
December 15 and December 16, 1983

01 Announcer - In Concert 84-09 Intro
02 Commercial - Honda
03 Announcer - In Concert 84-09 Segment Intro
04 Christine McVie - Love Will Show Us How
05 Christine McVie - Keeping Secrets
06 Christine McVie - The Challenge
07 Commercial - U.S. Navy
08 Commercial - Budweiser (Joe Jackson)
09 Commercial - Us Magazine
10 Announcer - In Concert 84-09 Break
11 Christine McVie - Who's Dreaming This Dream
12 Christine McVie - I'm The One
13 Christine McVie - So Excited
14 Christine McVie - Don't Stop
15 Commercial - Budweiser
16 Commercial - Honda
17 Announcer - In Concert 84-09 Break
18 Christine McVie - Got A Hold On Me
19 Christine McVie - One In A Million
20 Christine McVie - You Make Loving Fun
21 Commercial - Honda
22 Commercial - Budweiser
23 Announcer - In Concert 84-09 Break
24 Christine McVie - World Turning
25 Commercial - Us Magazine
26 Commercial - Budweiser (Randy Meisner)
27 Commercial - U.S. Navy
28 Christine McVie - Songbird
29 Christine McVie - Say You Love Me
30 Christine McVie - Over My Head
31 Announcer - In Concert 84-09 Outro
32 Announcer - In Concert 84-09 Promo

Runout Grooves:
IC 84-09-A (squiggle) KM (stamp)
IC 84-09-B (squiggle) KM (stamp)
IC 84-09-C (squiggle) KM (stamp)
IC 84-09-D (squiggle) KM (stamp)

The squiggle is a character similar to a B, or an R.

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Digitized: Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï December 2025

Flac files of wavs, with 300 dpi scans of the disc labels and cue sheet. 

I searched for information on the show and couldn't find print ads or concert reviews.  I found a backstage pass on the Country Club's Facebook page.  The pass is marked "Christine McVie T.V. Special Dec 15 1983."

However, I did another Westwood One version of this show that I had decided was from December 16, 1983, based on information I read on the Internet.  I checked again, and that date is on fleetwoodmacnews.com, archive.org fleetwoodmacnews.com, ledge.fleetwoodmac.net, concerts.fandom.com...it's all over the Internet.  December 16th is generally accepted as the date of this show.

There's the hard fact of the backstage pass with a different date, though. I did find a reference on fleetwoodmac-uk.com that shows the date as the 15th. But the Internet disagrees, so I'm listing it as both dates are possible.

The Country Club print ad for December has Foghat on December 14 and Heaven/Odin/Silverail on December 17, so both the 15th and 16th are open with no shows advertised. It is also possible the first night was a rehearsal night, or the show was recorded over two nights.  What's clear from the ad and backstage pass is the show was not promoted as a regular concert. It was an unadvertised show to shoot film for a video release.

Christine McVie never did a full-fledged tour as a solo act, but she did a few shows to promote her 1984 album "Christine McVie."   Assisted by guitarists Todd Sharp and Billy Burnett, George Hawkins on bass, and drummer Steve Ferrone, (all of them also played on her album), along with special guest Mick Fleetwood, the show was filmed.  

Mick Fleetwood's Zoo played at the Country Club a few weeks earlier, on Nov 25th. Mick Fleetwood's Zoo had a Westwood One In Concert show 84-07 syndicated one month earlier than McVie's show on 3/30-4/1, 1983.  The Fleetwood show doesn't mention the recording date or venue but it's possible it was also recorded at the Country Club.

McVie's Country Club show was released as The Video Album in 1984 as a laserdisc and VHS tape in the USA and Japan.  There has never been a CD issue of the songs.  

The set list of The Video Album is:
Love Will Show Us How (Music Video, not live)
Keeping Secrets
The Challenge
Who's Dreaming This Dream
I'm The One
So Excited
Got A Hold On Me (Music Video, not live)
One In A Million
You Make Loving Fun
Don't Stop
World Turning
Songbird

Westwood One's most complete version of the show is this one, Westwood One In Concert IC 84-09 broadcast on the week of 4/27 - 4/29.  This has all the songs from The Video Album (including live versions of the two studio videos), plus six Fleetwood Mac songs (Don't Stop, You Make Loving Fun, World Turning, Songbird, Say You Love Me and Over My Head).  

Westwood One repeated the show, edited down from 14 to 12 tracks to fit the shorter "Startrack Profile/Pop Concert" format and broadcast it on April 30, 1984 as P84-9 (on cue) and/or PC-84-9 (on disc) This release used “In Concert” disc labels, but they were printed in blue instead of the usual black ink.

PC 84-9
Love Will Show Me Now
Keeping Secrets
The Challenge
Who’s Dreaming This Dream
So Exited
Don’t Stop
Got A Hold On Me
One In A Million
You Make Lovin’ Fun
Songbird
Say You Love Me
Over My Head

The was further edited to nine tracks for its final broadcast by Westwood One, and combined with tracks by Paul Young for airing the week of 12/17 1984
Startrak Profile P84-52 (on cue), PC84-52 (on disc)

PC 84-52
Love Will Show Us How
Keeping Secrets
The Challenge
Don't Stop
Got A Hold On Me
You Make Lovin' Fun
Songbird
Say You Love Me
Over My Head

In digging up the print ad, I also ran across information on the club itself, which was battling attempts by the Reseda Revitalization Corp. to close the club, which they considered "a crime-tarnished blot that must be removed...before Reseda can...halt a cycle of decline."

The back story is owner Chuck Landis turned a former drug store into a Country & Western venue in January 1980 but then turned it over to promoter Jim Rissmiller in late 1980, who booked rock acts. The name changed to "Wolf and Rissmiller's Country Club" and then "Rissmiller's" in late 1982. 

At the end of December 1983, Landis gave Rissmiller the heave-ho over $100,000 in unpaid rent.  There were also the complaints about "unruly young people who drink and carouse in the club's rear parking lot and vandalize neighboring shops and homes."

https://mega.nz/file/qFZU0YDB#WsVQ7n60_5PMZjWAetzMmXeSPmgLyGDLtYK_sxVhIvs

Landis tried another company (Primordial Productions) but then personally took over the business in June 1983 and "brought the club back into line by hiring eight security guards and beginning night parking-lot cleanups by his employees" and planned "to schedule more country-western acts and the least possible number of punk rock acts."  

The building is still standing,
but now it's a church. 

fIREHOSE, the LimeLite, Sioux Falls, SD June 13, 1993

fIREHOSE
6/13/93
LimeLite
Sioux Falls, SD

Setlist:
1. Powerful Hankerin'
2. Honey, Please
3. What Gets Heard
4. Towin' the Line
5. Down with the Bass
6. In My Mind
7. Formal Introduction
8. Epoxy, for Example
9. Drum solo
10. Anti-Misogyny Maneuver
11. Toolin'
12. If'n
13. Brief Instrumental (???)
14. Brave Captain
15. The Candle and the Flame
16. Me and You, Remembering
17. Chemical Wire
18. The Cliffs Throw Down
19. Blaze
20. Flyin' the Flannel
21. Making the Freeway
22. Slack Motherfucker
23. Badges
24. Revolution (part two)

Converted to flac by Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï 2026-01-25.

This is one that our pal Sam Eliot's Mustache asked that I convert from SHN to FLAC.
I also added newspaper coverage.

The view from the
Voodoo Wagon Orbital Clubhouse...

https://mega.nz/file/zdJlAQ6Y#33dQf35nKnW0haoa457Rq7utRfAr-_VeI6zrZNOIlMk

Penthouse Omni Magazine College Rock Concert #1010 - Jonathan Richman

Penthouse Omni Magazine College Rock Concert #1010
London Wavelength's Scheduled Broadcast of November 20, 1983
Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers
Unknown location and recording date.

This is really terrible.  :(

01 Pete Larkin - Intro
02 Jonathan Richman - Not Yet Three
03 Jonathan Richman - Ice Cream Man
04 Jonathan Richman - That Summer Feeling
05 Jonathan Richman - Here Come The Martian Martians
06 Jonathan Richman - Vincent Van Gogh
07 Jonathan Richman - Give Paris One More Chance
08 Jonathan Richman - Rollercoaster By The Sea
09 Jonathan Richman - I'm A Little Dinosaur
10 Jonathan Richman - The Neighbors
11 Jonathan Richman - Those Conga Drums
12 Jonathan Richman - I'm A Jerk
13 Jonathan Richman - Affection
14 Pete Larkin - Outro

This version was posted in the C-box over at the Plop! Cave and was a good sounding vinyl rip.  I cleaned up the clicks n' pops n' surface noise, and moved a few edit points.

I've included low resolution terrible off center scans from Discogs.

https://mega.nz/file/DcA0wDTI#j_hpJciuKZZdo2BVsoykBT2qmQN9rJKWbgbPUtP8VQ4

The Romantics - Daddy’s Showplace of the Stars San Antonio, Texas, Sunday, October 30, 1983

 

The Romantics - One Night In Texas 

Sunday, October 30, 1983

Daddy’s Showplace of the Stars

San Antonio, Texas, United States

FM Broadcast

01. When I Look Into Your Eyes

02. Do Me Any Way You Wanna

03. Gimme One More Chance

04. Love Me To The Max

05. Stone Poney

06. Keep In Touch

07. C’Mon Girl (Work It Out With Me)

08. Got Me Where You Want Me

09. Rock You Up

10. Night Like This

11. Tomboy

12. Open Your Door

13. Talking In Your Sleep

14. I’m Hip

15. Shake A Tail Feather

16. What I Like About You

17. Little Latin Lupe Lou

https://workupload.com/file/yJUJrTtmMCK

Pat Benatar / Old Waldorf, SF, CA Aug. 15, 1980 King Biscuit Flower Hour #340

Pat Benatar
King Biscuit Flower Hour #340
broadcast date: 11/9/80

Recorded at:
The Old Waldorf
San Francisco, CA
August 15, 1980

00 NO ARTIST - 1 kc at "0vu" lockbanded
01 Bill Minkin - KBFH 340 Intro
02 Commercial - Honda
03 Pat Benatar - I Need A Lover
04 Pat Benatar - Treat Me Right
05 Pat Benatar - We Live For Love
06 Pat Benatar - I'm Gonna Follow You
07 Bill Minkin - KBFH 340 Break
08 Commercial - Pioneer
09 Bill Minkin - KBFH 340 Segment Intro
10 Pat Benatar - Out-A-Touch
11 Pat Benatar - You Better Run
12 Pat Benatar - Hit Me With Your Best Shot
13 Pat Benatar - Little Paradise
14 Bill Minkin - KBFH 340 Break
15 Commercial - Pioneer
16 Bill Minkin - KBFH 340 Promo 1
17 Bill Minkin - KBFH 340 Promo 2
18 Pat Benatar - Heartbreaker
19 Pat Benatar - No You Don't
20 Pat Benatar - Hell Is For Children
21 Bill Minkin - KBFH 340 Break
22 Commercial - Honda
23 Bill Minkin - KBFH 340 Outro

Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): KB•340•A MCR Joe
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): KB•340•B MCR Joe
Matrix / Runout (Side C runout): KB•340•C MCR Joe

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music, from the collection of Sam Eliot's Mustache. Chaptered and declicked by Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï.

Included 300 dpi scans of disc labels, the cue sheets, five ads for the Old Waldorf, and a review of the show from the Oakland Tribune.

This is a copy of the King Biscuit show.  From what I see on Discogs, the concert was officially released as "8-15-80" in 1998 on CMC International Records with the addition of one track from the Bottom Line, and grey-marketed in 2015 by "BKC" with the addition of "Never Wanna Leave You."  This is most likely sourced from Concert Vault, where the show (with that additional track) is streaming.  It was also bootlegged in Japan in 2008 as "Skyrocketing To Fame."

This version documents the radio show with commercials and Bill Minkin's announcements.  Obviously, you should buy a copy of 8-15-80 if you like it.  It's out of print but you can find copies for about $3.00.  The mix on this version may be different to the official release.  Or it may be the same. 

https://mega.nz/file/PMBhiBSI#WoWzzpseKFHeI_4fsgnCA5M1Iy38v7Mb1fmL1xfFCWM

Metallica – Under The Covers, The Songs They Didn't Write

 

Metallica – Under The Covers, The Songs They Didn't Write

1) The Prince, Live At The Ring Festival, Nurburgring, Nurburg Germany, 22nd May 1999.

2) Sabbra Cadabra, Live At The Ring Festival, Nurburgring, Nurburg Germany, 22nd May 1999.

3) Overkill, Live At The Forum,Copenhagen Denmark, 27th November 1996.

4) The Small Hours, Live At The State Theatre, Detroit, MI, 20th November 1998.

5) Helpless, Live At The Bridge School Benefit,Shoreline Amphitheatre, CA, 1997.

6) Tuesday's Gone (with Jerry Cantrell),  Live At The Bridge School Benefit,Shoreline Amphitheatre, CA, 1997.

7) Die, Die My Darling, Live At The Ring Festival, Germany, 1999.

8) Stone Cold Crazy, Live At The Velodromo Estadio Nacional, Chile 4th May 1993.

9) Rapid Fire,  (with Rob Halford) Live At Bicentennial Park, Miami, FL 21st April 1994.

10) Blitzkrieg, Live At Grugahalle, Essen Germany, 25th January 1987.

11) Breadfan, Live At The Forum, Copenhaden, Denmark, 27th November 1996.

12) So What, Live At Woodstock '94, Winston Farm, Saugerties, New York, 13th August 1994.

13) Detroit City, (with Kid Rock, Ted Nugent and Sevendust) Live At The Pontiac Silverdome, Detroit, MI, 31st December 1997.

14) Killing Time, Live At The Spokane Arena, Spokane WA, 21st March 2004.

15) The Wait, Live At The Koseinenkin Kailan, Osaka, Japan, 17th May 1989.

16) Am I Evil?, Live At Pantages Playhouse Theatre, Winnipeg, Canada, 13th December 1986.

17) Last Caress, Live At The Forum, Copenhagen, Denmark, 27th November 1996.

18) Whiskey In The Jar, Live At The Prins Van Oranjehal, Utrecht, Netherlands, 12th November 1996.

 Live cover versions recorded across Metallica's career, and features songs originally by Black Sabbath, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Diamond Head, Misfits, Budgie, Queen, Thin Lizzy, Motorhead and many others

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

Honour Society / J.C. Dobbs, Philadelphia, PA June 14, 1985 WYSP-FM

Honour Society
J.C. Dobbs 10th Anniversary
June 14, 1985 
WYSP-FM broadcast

01 Honour Society - (cuts in) unknown 
02 Honour Society - What's Going On
03 Honour Society - Your Time

04 Honour Society - I Am To You
05 Honour Society - In My Eye
06 Honour Society - Nightmare Ends
07 Honour Society - unknown
08 Honour Society - We Know Why
09 Honour Society - Cherry Oh Baby
10 Honour Society - What We Like
11 Honour Society - I'll Be Around
12 Honour Society - Johnny Too Bad
13 Unknown - Stage Outro, WYSP-FM
14 Commercial - Khyber Pass Pub Ad
15 Commercial - Job Cigarette Rolling Paper
16 Commercial - Computer Learning Center
17 Commercial - Cowtown Rodeo
18 Unknown - WYSP-FM

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Another from the Sam Eliot's Mustache collection, and another band I didn't know.  Sam's cassette had the name as "Honor Society" which led nowhere, as there's a ton of "honor societies" that make searches difficult.  I did find that the club where this was recorded, J.C. Dobbs, was holding a week long "10th Anniversary" week featuring multiple bands.

That led to this blurb:

"Five more bands butt heads at Dobbs in Friday night's Marathon.  The one to check out, we hear, is Honour Society, reportedly the hottest band out of Wilmington nowadays."

So it's Honour Society with the British spelling with the "u" in there.  That allowed me to find some press coverage, and a mention that on June 14, 1985, "Tonight, Dobb's  bill of fare includes Honour Society, Separate Checks, King Rhythm, The Models and Suze Cosmo."

Five bands in one night!  

Well, that wasn't usual, but it was J.C. Dobbs 10th Anniversary Party which featured 42 bands in one week!

I've included press coverage of the 10th Anniversary Party, and general coverage of Honour Society.  I also left a few of the local ads at the end of the show, just for the heck of it.  

https://mega.nz/file/OUQmkS6a#5RQAWmOfv1eVPp0wqLObtncRZhefYocbOBelBwZFV-M

CHEAP TRICK - "Yokohama '94"

 

CHEAP TRICK - "Yokohama '94"

Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, Yokohama, Japan

May 20th, 1994

Excellent Radio Broadcast

*** "Woke Up With A Monster" tour ***

Robin Zander - vocals & guitar

Rick Neilson - lead guitar & backing vocals

Bun E. Carlos - drums

Tom Petersson - bass & backing vocals

Simply a killer performance, definitely one of my all-timer's for Cheap Trick, a stellar set-list with the band sounding at the top of their game. When it comes to this tour this is the only show I reach for over and over when I want to rock out big-time, Cheap Trick give you everything and more!

 Recorded on the tour to support "Woke Up With A Monster" released on March 22nd on Warner Bros. Records and produced by Ted Templeman. It was their first and only album for Warners and peaked at US #123 on the Billboard chart. Shortly after the album's release Cheap Trick was dropped from the Warner Brothers label.

 After the band's appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and The Late Show with David Letterman, the band spent a month in Japan before returning to America to begin supporting the album by touring. Before the tour commenced Petersson commented: "We'll do almost every song off the record. We can do all of them. We kind of wing it. We don't practice the songs, really. We'll maybe do them at a soundcheck or something, or get a tape and go, 'Yeah, maybe we should do... "Oh Claire."' Sometimes people suggest things."

https://workupload.com/file/SPML7kcJj5b

Placebo - Glastonbury 1997-98 (?)

Placebo - Glastonbury
Worthy Farm, Pilton, England
Westood One Pre-FM Source @flac

 

*Original Notes*
I don't know what date this show's from, except that it's not the date it's labelled as ('You Don't Care About Us' wasn't written at the time). I tried looking up info, but there wasn't much either, so we just have to take this tape's word that it's a pre-FM tape for a Westwood One recording. It's very nice audio quality, though, of seven songs from the first two albums.

*My Notes*
Placebo played Glastonbury twice 1997 and 1998. The songs listed here do not match either of the set lists for the dates they played. This may be a compilation of shows from those and other dates and venues. It may not even be a Westwood One show. I've been trying to track down any other info for this show for about about a week now with no luck. I'm done with that so here you go!

1997
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/placebo/1997/worthy-farm-pilton-england-1bd16de8.html

1998
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/placebo/1998/worthy-farm-pilton-england-3bd7ec00.html


Track list
1-You Don't Care About Us
2-36 Degrees
3-Without You I'm Nothing
4-Every You Every Me
5-Bruise Pristine
6-Nancy Boy
7-Pure Morning

1, 3, 4, and 7 from Without You I'm Nothing; 2, 5, and 6 from Placebo.

 

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Richard Thompson - The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA April 26, 1987

Richard Thompson
The Birchmere, 
Alexandria, VA 
April 26, 1987

01 Richard Thompson - (fades in) Turning of the Tide
02 Richard Thompson - When The Spell Is Broken
03 Richard Thompson - Two Left Feet
04 Richard Thompson - How Will I Ever Be Simple Again
05 Richard Thompson - The Killerman Gold Posse
06 Richard Thompson - Air For Morris Og
07 Richard Thompson - Valerie
08 Richard Thompson - Never Again
09 Richard Thompson - Smiffy's Glass Eye
10 Richard Thompson - Wall of Death
11 Richard Thompson - Ghosts In The Wind
12 Richard Thompson - Not Fade Away
13 Richard Thompson - Devonside
14 Richard Thompson - Real Gone
15 Richard Thompson - Al Bowlly's In Heaven
16 Richard Thompson - She Twists The Knife Again
17 Richard Thompson - Missy How You Let Me Down
18 Richard Thompson - A Bone Through Her Nose
19 Richard Thompson - The End of the Rainbow
20 Richard Thompson - Nearly In Love
21 Richard Thompson - (cuts in) Tear Stained Letter
22 Richard Thompson - The Fool
23 Richard Thompson - Shoot Out The Lights'

Brought to you by the supergroovy guys at the Collective For Live Music!

In this case, it's another forty year old cassette tape that Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï got in trade back in the days when we ran ads in Goldmine swapping recordings with other collectors around the world!  

This one is in pretty good shape, not much hiss, but it is down the road several generations from the master.

I tossed in some press coverage of the real-world Killerman Gold Posse, and also a few items about Al Bowlly, including a September 2, 1941 notice that ""Al" Bowlly, popular English singer and dance orchestra conductor, was killed in a Nazi raid on London early in the summer."

News moved more slowly back then.  Wiki says "On 16 April 1941, Bowlly and Mesene had given a performance at the Rex Cinema in Oxford Street, High Wycombe. Both were offered an overnight stay in town, but Bowlly took the last train home to his flat at 32 Duke Street, Duke's Court, St James, London. He was killed by a Luftwaffe parachute mine that detonated outside his flat at 3:10 a.m. His body appeared unmarked. Although the explosion had not disfigured him, it had blown his bedroom door off its hinges, and the impact against his head was fatal. He was buried with other bombing victims in a mass grave at Hanwell Cemetery, Uxbridge Road, Hanwell, where his name is given as Albert Alex Bowlly."

Mr. Bowlly died in the Blitz on April 16, 1941.  The Oakland Tribune in Oakland, California, mentioned his death the next day on the 17th.  However, it didn't appear in the North Adams Transcript in Massachusetts until September 2, 1941.

https://mega.nz/file/HNwGlCYK#FqT3Q-3eIPQuKPdplwsL8JBT6FiaVh_9tkWqZqm3Isg

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Draftervoi shows visitors our Research Department
hunting for concert reviews in our newspaper archives.

The Outfield – Surf Ballroom, Clear Lake, Iowa - Live January 15th 2003 (UNRELEASED LIVE ALBUM)

 

The Outfield – Surf Ballroom, Clear Lake, Iowa - Live January 15th  2003 

(UNRELEASED LIVE ALBUM)

The Outfield recorded professionally (in crystal clear stereo) at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa on January 15, 2003. For some reason they decided not to release it! The show features two new songs off their (then upcoming) 2004 CD, Any Time Now.

https://workupload.com/file/7PFefQn5Zet

Westwood One "The Chicago Concert" - Park West, Chicago, IL Aug. 5, 1982 (corrected date)

Westwood One
"The Chicago Concert"
Air dates 12/3 - 12/5 (1982)

Recorded at:
Park West
Chicago, IL
August 5, 1982  (Corrected date, thank you GMan!)

01 Phil Hendrie - Intro
02 Commercial - Levi's
03 Phil Hendrie - Segment Intro
04 Chicago - Beginnings
05 Chicago - Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is
06 Chicago - If You Leave Me Now
07 Commercial - Michelob
08 Phil Hendrie - Break
09 Chicago - Hard to Say I'm Sorry - Get Away
10 Chicago - Saturday In The Park
11 Chicago - Feelin' Stronger Every Day
12 Commercial - Levi's
13 Commercial - Michelob
14 Phil Hendrie - Break
15 Chicago - Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon
16 Commercial - Levi's
17 Commercial - Michelob
18 Phil Hendrie - Break
19 Chicago - Gimme Some Lovin'
20 Chicago - 25 or 6 to 4
21 Phil Hendrie - Outro
22 Phil Hendrie - Promo

Run out grooves:
Chicago-A > ALSHIRE  L-11909
Chicago-B > ALSHIRE  L-11909
(the ALSHIRE is a stamp)

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Flac files of wavs, includes 300 dpi scans of the disc labels, a cue sheet copied from Discogs, and some press coverage.

While the blue disc labels match the Westwood One Concerts & Specials series used the following year in 1983, it is missing "Concerts & Specials" and the series number, which ran PC83-1, PC83-2, PC83-3...  There are no other Westwood One shows up on Discogs from 1982 using this blue label.  It is likely this show represents the first of the Concerts & Specials series.  The show is a bit less than one hour, leaving some room for local ads.

Westwood One revisited the Park West source material on Concerts & Specials PC83-17 (aired May 14, 1983), which was also one hour but added a cover of the Spencer Davis Group's "I'm A Man" to the set list.  A third version of the show was released as Concerts & Specials PC83-39 (air date 10/17/1983) which included "I'm A Man," and adding "Change," "Follow Me," "Just You 'n' Me," "Satisfaction," and "Scrapbook." 

The longer version (PC83-39) is still in our archives.  This version is for completists, and to document these radio albums.

Chicago played two shows that night, with proceeds going to the Kath Memorial Scholarship Fund at DePaul University.

https://mega.nz/file/mAQ2UQ6b#qcxdepJTbjTBULusUe8orJXlkg4h-fmurrsSqAuRrE8

Blue Oyster Cult - Bond's International, NY. 1981

Back From The Dead...

Originally posted August 16, 2013

Blue Öyster Cult - Bonds International

New York, NY

June 16, 1981

Excellent FM Source @320

 Liberated bootleg aka The Thing

 

 

Part 1
01. Dr. Music
02. Extra Terrestrial Intelligence
03. Burnin' for You
04. Fire of Unknown Origin
05. Cities on Flame with Rock'n'Roll
06. Joan Crawford
07. Flaming Telephats
08. Veterans of the Psychic Wars
09. Hot Rails to Hell

Part 2
01. ME 262
02. Heavy Metal
03. (Don't Fear) The Reaper
04. Godzilla
05. Born To Be Wild
06. Five Guitars
07. Roadhouse Blues 

 

 

The Hidden Truth of Blue Oyster Cult  

In Memory of Allen Lanier...

 

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If you only listen to one thing today, make it this

 

The Radiators - Janus Landing – St. Petersburg, FL. 1996-05-08

 

The Radiators 

Janus Landing – St. Petersburg, FL.

1996-05-08

A great show by a band from my hometown, New Orleans. I remember seeing these guys when they were the house band at a bar on the edge of the French Quarter! They could always get an audience moving!

disc 1

01. Every Dog Has His Day   02. Slip Away   03. Long Hard Journey Home   04. This Wagon's Gonna Roll   05. Everything Gets In The Way   06. Lucinda   07. Fluid Drive   08. Zig Zagging Through Ghostland   09. Ghosts Along The Mississippi   10. Blue Horizon

disc 2

01. Sailin' Shoes   02. Back The Way You Came   03. Greenback Road   04. No. 2 Penci   05. Someone Like You   06. I Like My Poison   07. Red Dress   08. Suck Da Head   09. Like Dreamers Do   10. I Used To Love Her   11. Let It Bleed   12. Sympathy For The Devil

Disc 1 - https://workupload.com/file/hBn75CWHyQZ

Disc 2 - https://workupload.com/file/7vaFcBb7cLF

Blue Öyster Cult - Live New Haven, CT. 1989

Back From The Dead...Again
Originally posted March 13, 2015 and again January 24, 2023

Blue Öyster Cult - Live Toad's Place
January 3, 1989

New Haven, CT 

FM Source @320 & flac

Set List:
Disc One:
1. R. U. Ready 2 Rock
2. Dominance & Submission
3. E. T. I.
4. I Am The One You Warned Me Of
5. Buck's Boogie
6. Astronomy
7. Take Me Away

Disc Two:
1. In The Presence Of Another World
2. Flaming Telepaths
3. Cities On Flame (With Rock & Roll)
4. Joan Crawford
5. Burnin' For You
6. Godzilla
7. (Don't Fear) The Reaper
8. This Ain't The Summer Of Love
9. Golden Age Of Leather
10. The Red & The Black

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painting by Graszka Paulska

The Heartbeats / Khyber Pass Pub, Philadelphia, PA WYSP-F Dec. 27, 1985

The Heartbeats
Khyber Pass,
Philadelphia, PA
December 27, 1985
WYSP-FM

01 The Heartbeats - Indecision Everywhere
02 The Heartbeats - The Waiting
03 The Heartbeats - I Surrender
04 The Heartbeats - Floating On Air
05 The Heartbeats - So What
06 The Heartbeats - On and On
07 The Heartbeats - Drop Your Eyes
08 The Heartbeats - Heaven On Earth Tonight
09 The Heartbeats - A Night Like This
10 The Heartbeats - Jet Black
11 Mark Houston - Encore Break
12 The Heartbeats - Down
13 Ed Green - Outro
14 Commercial - Kempfer Music
15 Commercial - Family Billiards
16 Commercial - J&B's Red Garter
17 Commercial - Future Rest
18 Ed Green - Weather

From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection
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Date confirmed by newspaper entertainment listing

This kicks off the local Philadelphia area bands for 2026.  There's more to come.  I've chosen to leave in a run of vintage commercials at the end of the show, plus the disc jockey.  Everything's chaptered so you can drop it if it's of no interest to you.

There must be a dozen or more bands named the Heartbeats.  I couldn't find any information on this particular Heartbeats, other than a few newspaper listings.  Searching for "heartbeats" produces hundreds of hits.

Sam did some research and found that track 12 is on Youtube, "under the name John Kuzma with the Heartbeats. John was a member of the Hooters back in the day as well. He left to form this band. Apparently, they make an album that was never released. Seems John passed away in 2011."

https://mega.nz/file/OJJlGJqQ#sjApeOn3NiIKhbewhnsBzT_R0f2IY5yDuX3Ac5HX2hU

Steve Hillage - 1979-12-14 - Sonesta Koepelzaal, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (FM)[FLAC]---A+

On December 14 1979 Steve Hillage gave a concert in an old church which had been rebuilt to a concert venue.
Mainly classical concerts were held there because of it's terrific acoustics.

Steve Hillage - guitar, vocals
Andy Anderson - drums
Dave Stewart - guitar, vocals
Miquette Giraudy - keyboards
Paul Francis - bass
The setlist : 
01 New age feeling
02 Master builder
03 Day after day
04 Getting in Tune
05 Palm trees
06 Definite Activity
07 New Age Synthesis (Unzipping The Zype)
08 Intro to Open
09 Open
10 Searching For The Spark

 

The concert was recorded and partially broadcasted by, I think, KRO Radio.

 
source : FM > Cassette > Audacity > CD Wave Editor > FLAC

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Jack White - BBC Sessions 2004-2012

 Jack White - BBC Sessions
2004-20012
FM source/soundboard @vbr

 

Track List:
John Peel Session: 1-30-94
(Interview (tx: 1-6)
Who's To Say?
Jack The Ripper
Never Far Away
Vanlear Rose

Zane Lowe Session: 4-23-12
(Interview)
Sixteen Saltines
(Interview)
Freedom At 21
(Interview)
Cut Like A Buffalo

"Later With Jools Holland": 4-23-12
Freedom At 21
Sixteen Saltines (w/ male band)
(Interview)
Hip (Eponymous) Poor Boy
Ball & Biscuit
(Interview) / St. James Infirmary Blues
Sixteen Saltines (w/ female Band)

Thanks to the original source!!

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BBC Sessions

 

Melissa Ethridge - Park West, Chicago, IL 10-13-1989

 

Melissa Ethridge

  10-13-1989

  Park West

  Chicago, IL

  WXRT FM Radio

01 – Introduction  02 – The Angels  03 – You Used to Love to Dance  04 – Testify  05 – Chrome Plated Heart  06 – You Can Sleep While I Drive  07 – Occasionally  08 – Similar Features  09 – My Back Door  10 – No Souvenirs  11 – Brave and Crazy  12 – Skin Deep  13 – Royal Station 4-16  14 – Bring Me Some Water  15 – Let’s Get It On / Like the Way I Do  16 – Let Me Go  17 – Ready to Love

  Band

  Melissa Ethridge, Guitar and Vocals

  Bernie Larson, Key and Guitar

  Fritz Lawack?, Drums

  Kevin McCormick,  Bass

https://workupload.com/file/CEyBbt7wTfw

Live From Gilley's L81-06 - Carl Perkins

Carl Perkins
Live From Gilley's L81-06
broadcast: week of 2/2/81

Recorded at:
Gilley's Club
Pasadena, Texas
Most likely on September 27, 1980

01 Jim Duncan - Intro
02 Carl Perkins - Matchbox
03 Carl Perkins - Boppin' The Blues
04 Commercial - Schlitz
05 Jim Duncan - Break
06 Carl Perkins - Hi-Heeled Sneakers
07 Carl Perkins - I Got A Woman
08 Carl Perkins - Turn Around
09 Carl Perkins - Honey Don't
10 Commercial - Schlitz
11 Jim Duncan - Break
12 Carl Perkins - 1950's Medley
13 Commercial - Schlitz (Jerry Reed)
14 Jim Duncan - Break
15 Carl Perkins - Miss Misunderstood
16 Carl Perkins - Mean Woman Blues
17 Commercial - Schlitz
18 Jim Duncan - Break
19 Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes
20 Jim Duncan - Outro
21 Commercial - Schlitz

Run out grooves:
LG-81-6-A>  L-4479
LG-81-6-B>  L-4479-X

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This is an early "Live From Gilley's syndicated radio disc, the sixth in the series.  The cue sheet doesn't list song titles, only the show segments and commercial spots.  

There's a single national advertiser: Schlitz Beer.  Once the most popular beer in America, the brand had dropped to fourth place behind Miller, Pabst and Budweiser.  Later in June 1981, a four month long strike by brewery workers wrecked the company's balance sheet and management began selling off assets, with most of the company ending up owned by Stroh's.

There's a big 1950's medley in the middle with too many songs to list.  Mr. Perkins tosses out bits of "Roll Over Beethoven," "Maybelline," "Long Tall Sally," "I'm Walkin'," "The Twist," "Deep In The Heart of Texas, "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On," and "Hound Dog." In a couple of spots, audience applause fades into the mix, but sounds like it's dubbed from somewhere else. 

There's a verse about the Houston Oilers football team squeezed into "Deep In The Heart of Texas" adding local color, but at this distance in time and space requires some explanation for the younger members of Our Beloved Audience...and for those of you checking in from England, France, and Australia.

    "Ain't it great, watching that Snake throw that ball 
    deep in the heart of Texas, 
    and we all come back for more, watching number thirty-four run that ball 
    deep in the heart of Texas
    Won't it be fun when the Oilers are number one
    deep in the heart of Texas
    Now we don't care, Bum Phillips gonna take us there
    deep in the heart of Texas."

"Snake" was the nickname of Houston Oilers quarterback Ken Stabler, mainly known for his career with the Oakland Raiders. On the downward slope of an aging athlete, he was traded to the Oilers in 1980.

"Number thirty-four" was running back Earl Campbell.

"Bum Phillips" was Oail Andrew Phillips Jr, the head coach of the Houston Oilers.

As sometimes happens when there's a delay between recording date and broadcasting date, things happen. Some good, some bad.

While the Oilers had a good record of 11 wins and 5 losses, finishing second in the AFC Central Division, Bum Phillips was fired on New Years Eve 1980, three days after losing a playoff game to the Oakland Raiders, just a month before this show was broadcast.

Ken "the Snake" Stabler did not show up at the Oilers training camp in 1981 and announced his retirement through his agent on July 23.

Earl Campbell was awarded the Jim Thorpe Trophy by the Newspaper Enterprise Association as the league's MVP, and named the Offensive Player of the Year by the Associated Press.

A series of Live From Gilley's CDs was issued in the US and UK on Q Records in 1999.  They don't provide dates in the liner notesbut it's likely that some of this material is on those discs (and in better quality), along with additional tracks.

I was able to track down a series of print ads that prove Mr. Perkins played at Gilley's on September 27, 1980.  That's not definitive proof of the date, but combined with the football references makes it likely the date is correct.

https://mega.nz/file/3AhjRYKL#tR4uNQ4fwalJF2GwxNj1eyPom14_YcwyeRSxJkYg7MQ

BBC Rock Hour 545 - Difford & Tilbrook

Difford & Tilbrook
BBC Rock Hour #545 Version B
Week of Nov. 4, 1984

Recorded at:
Friar's Club
Aylesbury, England
September 22, 1984

01 Richard Skinner, Gayle Miller - BBC Rock Hour 545 B Intro
02 Difford & Tilbrook - Man For All Seasons
03 Difford & Tilbrook - Picking Up The Pieces
04 Difford & Tilbrook - Love's Crashing Waves
05 Commercial - Coors Light
06 Commercial - Certs
07 Commercial - U.S. Navy
08 Difford & Tilbrook - Woman's World
09 Difford & Tilbrook - Hope Fell Down
10 Difford & Tilbrook - Band of Gold
11 Commercial - Coors Light
12 Commercial - Maxell
13 Difford & Tilbrook - Tears For Attention
14 Difford & Tilbrook - Action Speaks Faster
15 Commercial - Coors Light
16 Commercial - Certs
17 Difford & Tilbrook - Annie Get Your Gun
18 Difford & Tilbrook - Black Coffee In Bed
19 Difford & Tilbrook - Labelled With Love
20 Richard Skinner, Gayle Miller - BBC Rock Hour 545 B Outro

from Welcome to the Friars Aylesbury website

Runout Grooves:
Matrix / Runout (Side 1 etched): BBC ROCK HOUR #545 - "B" SIDE 1
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 etched): BBC ROCK HOUR #545 - "B" SIDE 2

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Flac files of .wavs, 300 dpi scans of the disc labels and cue sheets.  Plus two posters!

Version "A" is up at Discogs, so we can confidently tell you that "A" is missing the Coors ads!
As is often the case, there was a BBC Transcription Services version of this with additional tracks. BBC In Concert 341 CN 4477/S adds "Tempted" and "Is That Love."

https://mega.nz/file/6QQSmQRT#Va6orPp_i8agOjbO-XDbjFBstmFFjt9z244YNQqIdiE

Okay...it just occurred to me to ask a British member of Our Beloved Audience about the "CLUB" aspect mentioned on the ticket above.  Remember when we were discussing the "Two Drink Minimum" required at many American night clubs?  Is this something similar?  I.e., as I read it...you must pay a little bit extra to join the club before you can buy a ticket?

I don't know the conversion rates in 1984 but today this looks like....about 33 cents in US dollars...and that seems ridiculously low as an amount you'd want to bother collecting at the door.  Was this done for some other purpose besides a little extra cash for the venue?