Poco - Live Wollman Memorial Skating Rink New York 22nd August 1975

 

Poco - Live Wollman Memorial Skating Rink 

New York 22nd August 1975

01.  Keep On Tryin'

02.  Sagebrush Serenade

03.  Blue Water >

04.  Fools Gold >

05.  Rocky Mountain Breakdown

06.  Bad Weather

07.  Hoedown

08.  Ride The Country

09.  Making Love

10.  Georgia Bind My Ties

11.  Restrain

12.  Railroad Days

13.  Sittin' On A Fence

14.  High And Dry

15.  A Good Feelin' To Know

16.  A Right Along

Paul Cotton - Guitars, Vocals

Rusty Young - Pedal Steel, Banjo, Dobro, Mandolin, Vocals

Timothy B. Schmit - Bass, Vocals

George Grantham - Drums, Vocals

https://workupload.com/file/KaRpqVzMBdJ

Hall & Oates - Liberty Concert July 4, 1985 Westwood One satellite broadcast

Hall & Oates

Recorded at:
Liberty State Park, 
Jersey City, NJ
July 4, 1985

Westwood One satellite broadcast

01 Announcer - WW1 Satellite Intro
02 Hall & Oates - Dance On Your Knees
03 Hall & Oates - Out of Touch
04 Hall & Oates - Family Man
05 Hall & Oates - Rich Girl
06 Hall & Oates - Kiss Is On My List
07 Hall & Oates - Say It Isn't So
08 Hall & Oates - Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid
09 Hall & Oates - Possession Obsession
10 Hall & Oates - You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
11 Hall & Oates - I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)
12 Hall & Oates - Sara Smile
13 Hall & Oates - Method Of Modern Love
14 Hall & Oates - Maneater
15 Hall & Oates - Private Eyes
16 Hall & Oates - Adult Education
17 Announcer - WW1 Break
18 Hall & Oates - You Make My Dreams
19 Announcer - WW1 encore break
20 Hall & Oates - Going Through The Motions

Another from the Sam Eliot's Mustache collection.

Portions of this were rebroadcast by Westwood One as Westwood One Superstars In Concert #SS85-25 (in the VW archives). Ten songs were released on VHS as The Liberty Concert.

The final song (a cover of Hot Fun In The Summertime) is not here.  It is on the VHS tape. 

Okay, gang!  Here's one for the upcoming 4th of July holiday here in the U.S. of A.  Nationwide satellite broadcasts were still new in 1985, and Westwood One added an uplink to RCA's Satcom 1-R communications satellite a year earlier in '84.  

Hall & Oates were holding a benefit concert for the Statue of Liberty.  Crowd estimates were put at 60,000 people, with tens of thousands listening nationwide on the radio.

https://mega.nz/file/GUhhmbjD#Argdt9UrHpaGzGFoA95DyzbyZfa5vTaw4NR0y34JuU4

Yeah, as always, someone had to complain about it...

BBC Rock Hour #513 (Ver. B) The Alarm - Hammersmith Palais, Feb. 14, 1984

The Alarm
BBC Rock Hour #513 Version "B"
LW's Scheduled Broadcast Week of March 25, 1984

Recorded at:
Hammersmith Palais
London, England
February 14, 1984

01 Richard Skinner & Phil Harvey - BBC Rock Hour 513 B Intro
02 The Alarm - Declaration
03 The Alarm - Marching On
04 The Alarm - For Freedom
05 The Alarm - Shout To The Devil
06 Commercial - Coors
07 Commercial - Lee Jeans
08 Commercial - Schick
09 The Alarm - The Deceiver
10 The Alarm - Tell Me
11 The Alarm - Third Light
12 Commercial - Coors
13 Commercial - Hubba Bubba
14 The Alarm - Where Were You Hiding When The Storm Broke
15 The Alarm - Howling Wind
16 The Alarm - Sixty Eight Guns
17 Commercial - Coors
18 Commercial - Schick
19 Commercial - Lee Jeans
20 The Alarm - Blaze of Glory
21 The Alarm - The Stand (Prophecy)
22 Richard Skinner & Phil Harvey - BBC Rock Hour 513 B Outro

Runout grooves:
BBC-ROCK HR-A-VERSION-B
BBC-ROCK HR-B-VERSION-B

Präsentiert von dem Kollektiv für Live-Musik.

There is also a Version "A" of this, with Maxell Tapes instead of Coors.

Released on CD in 2002 as an expanded version by the band on their own label (Twenty First Century Recording Company – ARCC002) with four additional songs.

If you like this, I recommend you track that official release down and buy a copy.  

https://mega.nz/file/mdIWgTDS#v7-z6A3Pvzqx5Gb8ufjkCmEd8EHoI2pYr0tMPhIyvVE

Robben Ford - Rhythm and Blues Night, Oosterpoort Groningen, Netherlands April 28, 2001

 

Robben Ford

Rhythm and Blues Night

Oosterpoort

Groningen, Netherlands

April 28, 2001

1. Interview w/ Robben Ford

2. Just Like It Is

3. Chevrolet

4. Start It Up

5. Moonchild Blues

6. The Miller's Son

7. Help The Poor

8. FM Signoff

Robben Ford: Guitar, Vocals

Jimmy Earl: Bass

Lou Pardini: Keyboards

Brandon Temple: Drums

Notes:

Not the complete show, but all that was broadcast.

https://workupload.com/file/YVVgUnucwyV

Studio Jam - REO Speedwagon - Rochester, NY Aug. 25, 1979

Studio Jam
REO Speedwagon
Initial air dates between October 16 and October 31, 1979

Recorded at:
Rochester War Memorial
Rochester, NY
August 25, 1979

00 NO ARTIST - NO ARTIST - Four Test Tones (1,000 Hz, 10,000 Hz, 100 Hz, 25 Hz)
01 REO Speedwagon - Say You Love Me Or Say Goodnight
02 REO Speedwagon - Like You Do
03 REO Speedwagon - Heavy On Your Love
04 REO Speedwagon - Drop It (An Old Disguise)
05 NO ARTIST - 25 hz automation tone
06 REO Speedwagon - Only The Strong Survive
07 REO Speedwagon - Easy Money
08 REO Speedwagon - Roll With The Changes
09 REO Speedwagon - Keep Pushin'
10 NO ARTIST - 25 hz automation tone
11 REO Speedwagon - talk
12 REO Speedwagon - The Unidentified Flying Tuna Trot
13 REO Speedwagon - Gary's Guitar Solo
14 REO Speedwagon - 157 Riverside Avenue
15 REO Speedwagon - Ridin' The Storm Out
16 REO Speedwagon - Rock & Roll Music
17 REO Speedwagon - Interview Robin Winter, Kevin Cronin

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

Another one from the radio reels with excellent sound quality.

They mention Rochester twice during the show, which led to the venue and show date. I found a print ad that proves the date and venue.

Everything I said about various tones and the history of the Studio Jam shows on the Molly Hatchet post applies to this one as well.

I found a print ad for the show, and two ads for an in-store appearance by the band at House of Guitars, Inc. at 645 Titus Avenue.  A quick check of the Internet shows....THEY ARE STILL IN BUSINESS AT THE SAME ADDRESS!   

I also found a pre-concert article with a phone interview with guitarist Gary Richrath.

https://mega.nz/file/3EIQhKbS#NC1fx5zjU4nYTdUyEwgG2Qa2XmydifVak0sSKESlRx8

Paul Weller - Chestnut Cabaret Philadelphia, PA. 11/5/1992

 

Paul Weller

Chestnut Cabaret

Philadelphia, PA. 11/5/1992

Paul Weller, who released his first solo album in 1992 after going through The Jam and Style Council, has released a two-disc set that records club gigs at the Chestnut Cabaret in Philadelphia, USA, where he went on a promotional tour, on a stereo soundboard! This is a must-listen soundboard live for fans who can't miss the songs from the memorable first solo album, as well as numbers from The Jam and Style Council, as well as covers by Aaron Neville (Hercules), Marvin Gaye (What's Going On), and CSN&Y (Ohio)! Live At Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia, PA November 5th 1992

Thanks to the original poster...

https://workupload.com/file/uCmbkqqMGQd

Dave Mason - Elmont, NY. 1978

Dave Mason - Belmont Park
Elmont, NY.
July 8, 1978
WNEW FM Source/soundboard @flac

 

 

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Molly Hatchet - Studio Jam syndicated radio show, unknown venue and date

Molly Hatchet
Studio Jam syndicated radio show
unknown venue and date

00 NO ARTIST - Four Test Tones (1000 Hz, 10,000 Hz, 100 Hz, 25 Hz)
01 Molly Hatchet - Bounty Hunter
02 Molly Hatchet - Let The Good Times Roll
03 Molly Hatchet - Gator Country
04 Molly Hatchet - 25 Hz Automation Tone
05 Molly Hatchet - The Creeper
06 Molly Hatchet - The Big Apple
07 Molly Hatchet - Dreams I'll Never See
08 Molly Hatchet - 25 Hz Automation Tone
09 Molly Hatchet - Long Tall Sally (sort of)
10 Molly Hatchet - Boogie No More

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

The show is hosted by Kathy O'Conner, but she only appears on the 1st and 10th track for a quick hello and goodbye so I didn't break her out as a separate track.

We are missing the cue sheet, but a look at the cue for the REO Speedwagon Studio Jam show (October 1979), we find that the tones at the beginning are listed as

1000 hz tone (O-level vu meter)
10,000 hz tone (-5 vu level)
100 hz tone (O-level nu meter)
25 hz automation tone (-3 vu level) 

The last one led me to ask our resident radio expert member of the Collective about the "automation tone."  He says, "It seems a bit primitive now, but it was typically used to trigger elements at the automated radio station to fire off automatically, including starting commercials, playing local station IDs, etc!"

As it is almost inaudible - 25 hz is right on the edge of what we can hear, humans can hear down to about 20 hz - it's ridiculous to actually listen to these tracks. I've left the starting tones and the automation tones in the show just to document this as it was created.  At one time I would have deleted 'em but these days I'm taking an archival approach, documenting as close to the source recording as possible.  If the past was stupid, well, that's just the way it was.  Feel free to delete 'em.

I've also included a print ad.  The font used for the "STUDIO JAM" text is almost impossible for a Optical Character Reader to interpret.  I did a search for ads, but didn't come up with any examples...but the font being difficult to read might be part of that.

Studio Jam was a syndicated radio show founded and produced by Charles K. "Chip" Altholz in Chicago. The show started out by showcasing in-studio performances usually recorded at Mantra Studios in Chicago and carried by WKQX-FM. A few years later they began to feature live performances recorded at various venues in Chicago, and then from other cities. This grew into the Studio Jam Radio Network, a 50-station radio network to produce and barter syndicated radio concerts in trade for airtime. They produced 24 in-studio live radio concerts featuring major rock stars for seventeen major record labels, including shows by David Bowie, The Police, Kenny Loggins, Styx, Triumph, Doobie Brothers, Foreigner, and Earth Wind & Fire. They co-produced the concerts with JAM Productions Ltd., and Robert Pittman (who later founded MTV).

I've never seen a list of these shows, so I've listed what I've discovered here.  These are not all confirmed. Shows that were mentioned in a newspaper story may not have been recorded. Shows that were already recorded might not have been distributed.  If you know anything about the Studio Jam shows, please leave a comment.

https://mega.nz/file/OZRmURjJ#ETkQVjQIncBm_c5I95SttgxKP82HOwjQY25Mfu7CQmo

I've found print evidence that the following shows were broadcast:

1977
Atlantic Rhythm Section   (WKQX-FM June 14, 1977)
Styx (July 15, 1977, officially released)
Kenny Loggins (WKQK recorded July 22 1977 for late August broadcast)
Outlaws  (WKQX-FM November 16, 1977)
Cheap Trick (WKQX-FM December 20, 1977) (on Guitars101)

This is a photocopy of a velox
of a 2 column x 5 inch print ad.

1978
"at the Studio Jam featuring Charlie…"
Journey (WKQX March 5, 1978) (this is on Guitars101)

1979
Steve Miller (announced late 1978)
Todd Rundgren (announced late 1978)
Peter Gabriel (announced late 1978)

Announced in the Atlanta Constitution May 11, 1979
Meatloaf
The Cars
Styx
Kansas
Bob Seger
Bad Company
Jefferson Starship
Ted Nugent
Cheap Trick
The Kinks
Yes
Eddie Money

Already recorded are: (and known broadcast dates) in Cashbox:

Journey (WMMS November 3, 1979)
Ian Hunter (WMMS July 12, 1979, source show in Chicago)
Tycoon (WMMS Sunday after 5/31)
Jay Ferguson (WMMS May 26, 1979)
Police (WMMS June 16, 1979)
Alice Cooper (WBCN Boston July 29, 1979)
Other "radio highlights" scheduled:
Graham Parker (WMMS June 10, 1979)
Greg Kihn (WMMS September 20, 1979)
Police (KZOK October 5, 1979)
New England (KZOK October 12, 1979)
Herman Brood (KZOK October 19, 1979)
Triumph (KZOK October 26, 1979)
Moon Martin  (Oct. 28, 1979 WCCC-FM)
Journey (WMMS November 4, 1979) (Chicago show)
B-52s (WYSP Nov. 11 , 1979)
Joe Jackson (WMMS December 9, 1979)

Possible other shows (from Internet statements)
David Bowie
Doobie Brothers
Foreigner
Earth Wind & Fire
The Records

Steve Earle & The Bluegrass Dukes - The Station Inn, Nashville, Tennessee November 12th 1999

 

Steve Earle & The Bluegrass Dukes

The Station Inn, Nashville, Tennessee 

November 12th 1999

https://workupload.com/file/ULaxqVCfbVZ

Rebel Jam - Stillwater, Dixie Dregs, Sea Level - Fox Theatre, Atlanta May 3, 1978

Stillwater
Dixie Dregs
Sea Level
96rock and Capricorn Records present The Rebel Jam

Recorded at:
Fox Theatre
Atlanta, CA
May 3, 1978

Stillwater (25 minutes):
01 Stillwater - Stillwater Introduction
02 Stillwater - Fantasy Park
03 Stillwater - Sunshine Blues
04 Stillwater - Universal Fool
05 Stillwater - Out On A Limb
06 Stillwater - Mindbender

Dixie Dregs (36 minutes)
01 Dixie Dregs - Dixie Dregs Introduction
02 Dixie Dregs - Take It Off The Top
03 Dixie Dregs - Gina Lola Breakdown
04 Dixie Dregs - Refried Funky Chicken
05 Dixie Dregs - Free Fall
06 Dixie Dregs - Moedown
07 Dixie Dregs - Cruise Control
08 Dixie Dregs - Disco Dregs
09 Dixie Dregs - Dixie

Sea Level (1 hour, 13 minutes)
01 Sea Level - Sea Level Introduction
02 Sea Level - I'm Ready
03 Sea Level - Every Little Thing
04 Sea Level - Rain In Spain
05 Sea Level - It Hurts To Want It So Bad
06 Sea Level - Midnight Pass
07 Sea Level - Shake A Leg
08 Sea Level - King Grand
09 Sea Level - That's Your Secret
10 Sea Level - Country Fool
11 Sea Level - Grand Larceny
12 Sea Level - Band Introductions
13 Sea Level - Hot 'lanta
14 Sea Level - Credits

From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music
Digitized from the original radio reel-to-reel tapes.

While this show was intended to be a single broadcast I've broken the songs up by group into three folders, in case people want only one or two of the groups for their collection.

This one is a big discovery, partial broadcasts of this show have surfaced over at Guitars 101, but this is the entire rebroadcast direct from the reel-to-reel tapes.

Atlanta radio station WKLS-FM and Capricorn Records co-sponsored a one-time show "The Rebel Jam" featuring three of the label's acts: Stillwater, Dixie Dregs, and Sea Level.  The finale featured a jam by members of all three groups, joined by J.D. Mangrum of Black Oak Arkansas and Larry Berwald from Wet Willie.

It was a free concert. WKLS-FM listeners registered at local record stores and when your name was drawn and called out over the air, you had 24 hours to claim your tickets by calling the radio station.

It proved a popular idea, so 96 Rock broadcast the show live.  This is NOT from the live broadcast, however.  Capricorn Records recorded the show on a 24-track mobile recording studio, and mixed and edited it down to three reel-to-reel tapes.  Capricorn distributed the tapes to stations in the Superstars Radio Network (there's an additional essay with more information on the Superstars Radio Network included). Based on our prior research, there were probably about 40 stations in the network...and not all of them would have picked up a Southern Rock live show.  We don't know how many stations broadcast the mixed and edited version.

"Out On A Limb," "Mind Bender, "Grand Larceny," and "Refried Funky Chicken" were officially released on a 2-LP Capricorn Records various artists live compilation "Hotels, Motels And Road Shows" in July 1978. A truncated version of the album was issued in Japan in 1989. All of the Rebel Jam songs were on the CD.  There does not appear to be a domestic or European release on CD.

The Ruth Mitchell Dance Company performed during two of Dixie Dreg's songs.  The Internet tells me Ruth Mitchell opened her dance studio in Atlanta in 1957 and that "she loved jazz dancing, and many of the pieces she choreographed reflected that affinity, along with bridging dance into rock music. Her pieces included interpretations of The Alan Parsons Project’s Tales of Edgar Allen Poe, The Who’s Tommy and Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells. Other memorable pieces by Mitchell include Cindy, Archy and Mehitabel, Panopticon and Dark Side of the Moon."

In 1978 in San Francisco, I was all about punk rock: louder, faster, shorter was the order of the day and musical virtuosity was not just suspect but downright opposed. For me, there's a lot on this tape that's very interesting to me.  Southern Rock wasn't as popular in the Bay Area as on its home turf down in Dixie; they wouldn't have broadcast a show like this on local radio.  I'd never heard of Stillwater; had ONE SINGLE FRIEND who listened to the Dixie Dregs, and never heard Sea Level back in the day. So this is a chance for me to hear what I missed in 1978.

All of these band featured virtuoso players; in particular Dixie Dregs and Sea Level stand out as bands I should have paid attention to in 1978 had I not been a genre snob.

Produced by:
Kurt and Carol Kinzel for Capricorn Records
Recorded by the Phantom Mobile Unit and mixed at Capricorn Studios
Engineers Kurt Kinzel and Steve Tillisch

TRUST ME, MAN....this sounds like it was recorded yesterday....

https://mega.nz/file/SAB2AZzK#saJTDtv433E3FlyjJBpEJ4AIpI_1YFyn9OeOIPkEnt0

The Cars - Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles Ca. 9/04/1979

 

 

 The Cars at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles on 9/04/1979

The Cars were on tour to promote their latest album, Candy-O, and performed songs from that album and others in this set. This concert was recorded and broadcast by KMET 94.7 FM in Los Angeles, CA.

Ric Ocasek – Lead & Backing Vocals, Rhythm Guitar 

Benjamin Orr – Lead & Backing Vocals, Bass Guitar 

Elliot Easton – Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals

Greg Hawkes – Keyboards, Backing Vocals

David Robinson – Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals

https://workupload.com/file/gsMy58UhuKr

George Harrison - All Things Must Pass (Steve Hoffman Mix (supposedly...) Mid Valley MVR-1102

All Things Must Pass (Steve Hoffman Mix)
Mid Valley MVR-1102

01 I'd Have You Anytime
02 My Sweet Lord
03 Wah-Wah
04 Isn't It A Pity
05 What Is Life
06 If Not For You
07 Behind That Locked Door
08 Let It Down
09 Run Of The Mill
10 Beware Of Darkness
11 Apple Scruffs
12 Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)
13 Awaiting On You All
14 All Things Must Pass
15 I Dig Love
16 Art Of Dying
17 Isn't It A Pity
18 Hear Me Lord

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music.
For this one, ĐR̃äⒻṬëŕṽöï bought a Japanese CD and dïgïtïzëd it.

Only 14 of the 18 tracks?
That sucks, man!

This purports to be a copy of a mix prepared for DCC Compact Classics by famed audio engineer Steve Hoffman. Discogs has another version, with the cover with being a mock DCC slip case with the black and white cover of the original All Things Must Pass album released in Japan in 2023.

This new Japanese bootleg version has a color cover and is probably a copy of that bootleg. The printing on the CD itself looks blurry.  The track listing on the back only lists 14 of the 18 songs, which is a sloppy error on the part of the bootleggers.

Hoffman has stated that unused mixes are destroyed, so it's anybody's guess whether this is or isn't his mix.

So... what does Our Beloved Voodoo Wagon Audience think of this mix? I haven't done an A/B comparison between this and the many releases of the original albums (I go all the way back to the 1970's vinyl....).  

Is this really different to the other mixes?  Or did I just toss some money down the dumper?

To my ears, it sounds fine, but is it really a different mix?  What do you think of this release?

https://mega.nz/file/7cZS2IAb#i5qtpHOY9IWAgALzV1eK2qpvofD7tljX10rztsXTe-c

Captured Live! CL-3084 - Triumph, Baltimore 1982

Triumph
Captured Live! CL-3084
For broadcast:  week of 8/20/84

Recorded at:
Towson Center at Towson State University
Towson, MD ("Baltimore")
February 21, 1982

00 NO ARTIST - 1 kHz Tone
01 Jim Ladd - CL-3084 Intro
02 Commercial - Chevrolet
03 Jim Ladd - CL-3084 Segment Intro
04 Triumph - Allied Forces
05 Triumph - Fight The Good Fight
06 Jim Ladd - CL-3084 Break
07 Commercial - Levi's
08 Commercial - U.S. Army
09 Jim Ladd - CL-3084 Segment Intro
10 Triumph - Rap
11 Triumph - Rock & Roll Machine
12 Jim Ladd - CL-3084 Break
13 Commercial - Levi's
14 Commercial - Doritos
15 Jim Ladd - CL-3084 Segment Intro
16 Triumph - Rocky Mountain Way
17 Triumph - Hot Time (In This City Tonight)
18 Jim Ladd - CL-3084 Break
19 Commercial - Levi's
20 Commercial - Chevrolet (Bowie imitation)
21 Jim Ladd - CL-3084 Segment Intro
22 Triumph - Lay It On The Line
23 Triumph - I Live For The Weekend
24 Jim Ladd - CL-3084 Outro

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

Runout grooves:
S-12479-A  SLM Δ 7758 1-
S-12480-B  SLM Δ 7758-X
S-12481-C  SLM Δ 7759
S-12482-D  SLM Δ 7759-X

The Voodoo Wagon research team had to dig deep on this one.

The RKO Radio Network's Captured Live series broadcast four shows shows by Triumph:
The first was Triumph - Centrum, Worchester, MA on March 12, 1982, with a broadcast window of April 10/11, 1982. Captured Live! was distributed on reel-to-reel in 1982, and this version included interviews by Marc Parenteau.

There were no Captured Live! shows by Triumph in 1983.

In 1984 there were three shows distributed on 2-LP vinyl records.
CL 884     03/19/84     Triumph - Towson Center, Towson, MD
CL 1384    04/23/84     Triumph - Reunion Arena, Dallas TX  
CL 3084    08/20/84     Triumph - Towson Center, Towson, MD (same set list as CL 884)

All of the concert tracks on CL 884 and CL 3084 are the same music.

On the Intro to CL 3084 announcer Jim Ladd says "we're at the Baltimore Civic Center in Baltimore, Maryland where we're looking forward to a concert by Triumph."

I found a ticket for the Baltimore Civic Center proving Triumph played there May 15, 1983.

The Discogs listing for CL 3084 says, "Triumph recorded live February 21, in Towson, Md. on the Allied Forces tour. Gil references are their first time in MD."  

Towson or Baltimore? We have a contradiction we must investigate!

I checked, and Triumph played the Towson Center at Towson State University on February 21, 1982.  I found a ticket for that show, too, so we know the date and venue are correct.

The Towson Center is a 5,000 seat arena. Towson borders Baltimore on the north.  Towson Center is eight miles from the Baltimore Civic Center.

The Baltimore Civic Center (now named CFG Bank Arena) is a much larger arena, holding up to 15,000.

As Towson borders Baltimore, I would say their first appearance in the Baltimore area would be the 1982 Towson show.  Towson isn't far enough away to make that second 1983 show count as the first time in town.

And also, a 15,000 seat area is pretty big for a "hall."

The exact quote is from track 10, the "rap" before "Rock & Roll Machine:" "I can't believe that we've been taking the rock and roll crusade from coast to coast of the United States for four years and this is the very first time we come to Baltimore and you people sell this hall out."  

During the rap, he also references they're on the Allied Forces Tour.

Allied Forces came out in late 1981. They were promoting that album in February 1982 when they played Towson; it's right in the ad.

Triumph issued their next album Never Surrender in late 1982.

If this was recorded at the Baltimore Civic in May 1983, wouldn't it make more sense to promote the Never Surrender album? 

I didn't find a print ad for the '83 show but there was a record store ad mentioning the concert, and it's for the Never Surrender "LP or cassette."  They were clearly promoting the Never Surrender album in 1983, not the Armed Forces album.

Based on this circumstantial evidence I think the Discogs listing is correct, and the Captured Live show was recorded at Towson Center on February 21, 1982.

https://mega.nz/file/3ZRGwS4Z#3y0vWfF8XJHzK2svYxETWP2ORONy86KVQqF9bL7cLdw

Golden Earring - 1986-07-18 - Scheveningen, NL

 

Golden Earring - 1986-07-18 - Scheveningen, NL 

A great sounding show from their 1986 appearance at the Strand Pop Festival!

https://workupload.com/file/Nn887YuqZeB

Neil Young Live In Berlin 1982

*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD FIRST POSTED June 23rd 2019

As I remember this was broadcast on HBO. For some reason after not listening to this in a while it really sounds good, especially the songs from Trans which was killed by the critics.See scans. The band on here is                                                 

                                              Bruce Palmer-Bass
                                              Jo Lala-Congas
                                              Ben Keith-Pedal Steel, Slide, Keyboards
                                              Joel Bernstein-Synth
                                              Larry Craig-Banjo
                                              Ralph Molina-Drums
                                              Nils Lofgren-Guitar

WE KNOW YOU'LL BE HAPPY

The Clash - The Agora, Cleveland, OH 1979

The Clash - The Agora
Cleveland OH.
February 13, 1979
FM Source/soundboard @flac 

 

Notes:
In 1979 The Clash visited the USA for the first time, and played 9 shows in USA and Canada, including this explosive show at The Agora in Cleveland, Ohio. This soundboard recording is one of the best documents of The Clash live, especially the encores which really capture the band at its most furious. It has been said that "if you don't like this, then you don't like The Clash" Includes *3 bonus tracks from same gig, broadcast on The King Biscuit Flower Hour radio show 

 

 Set List:

01 I'm so bored with the USA
02 Drug stabbing time
03 Jail guitar doors
04 Tommy gun
05 City of the dead
06 Hate and war
07 White man in Hammersmith palais
08 Safe european home
09 Stay free
10 English civil war
11 Guns on the roof
12 Police and theives
13 Capital radio
14 Janie jones
15 Garageland
16 Julies been working for the drug squad
17 Londons burning
18 White riot
19 Complete control
20 What's my name

Bonus tracks (from King Biscuit Flower Hour radio broadcast)
21 Safe european home(KBFH)
22 Stay free(KBFH)
23 Police and theives(KBFH)
24 Julies been working for the drug squad(KBFH) *Not Included*



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BBC College Concert 25 - Scandal - The Ritz, NYC Feb. 10, 1983

BBC College Concert 25
Scandal
LW'S LIMITED BROADCAST WEEK OF MARCH 13, 1983

Recorded at:
The Ritz
New York City, NY
February 10, 1983

01 Pete Larkin - BBC College Concert 25 Intro
02 Scandal - Love's Got A Line On You
03 Scandal - Child of the Night
04 Scandal - Tonight
05 Scandal - Another Bad Love
06 Scandal - She Can't Say No
07 Pete Larkin - BBC College Concert 25 Break
08 Scandal - Win Some, Lose Some
09 Scandal - Less Than Half
10 Scandal - All I Want
11 Scandal - Goodbye To You
12 Scandal - Second That Emotion
13 Pete Larkin - BBC College Concert 25 Outro

Runout grooves:
BBC College Concert A 3•13•83
BBC College Concert B 3•13•83

Includes 300 dpi scans of the disc labels and dire low-resolution scans of the cue sheet from Discogs. They're awful!

From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music

I couldn't find any print ads for the show
 so, you're stuck with this.

Scandal released their six song eponymous debut EP in 1982. Their debut album WARRIOR wasn't released until August 1984, so there was a two year gap between the EP and the LP.

The BBC College Concert show had five unreleased songs added to five songs from that first EP, and was broadcast seventeen months before the release of their debut album.

At the time, the songs Child of the Night, Tonight, Less Than Half, All I Want, and Second That Emotion were unreleased. All I Want, Tonight, and Less Than Half were on the first album, Child of the Night and Second That Emotion saw release in 2018 on Goodbye to You! Best of the 80's Live.

https://mega.nz/file/iRYmQKTB#MzQFS9-Inm_4I0gIfGtZN1zrUooiwYnc-bkcA6m4GFA

Richard Thompson / The Bayou, Washington, D.C. Nov. 7, 1988 WHFS-FM rebroadcast

Richard Thompson
The Bayou
Washington, DC
November 7, 1988
WHFS-FM rebroadcast on an unknown date

Early Show:
01 Richard Thompson - Don't Tempt Me
02 Richard Thompson - Gypsy Love Songs
03 Richard Thompson - Valerie
04 Richard Thompson - WHFS-FM Break
05 Richard Thompson - Long Dead Love
06 Richard Thompson - When The Spell Is Broken
07 Richard Thompson - Waltzing’s For Dreamers
08 Richard Thompson - Here Without You
09 Richard Thompson - Turning Of The Tide
10 Richard Thompson - WHFS-FM Break
11 Richard Thompson - Wall Of Death
12 Richard Thompson - Jennie
13 Richard Thompson - WHFS-FM Break
14 Richard Thompson - band intros
15 Richard Thompson - The Angels Took My Racehorse Away
16 Richard Thompson - Jerusalem On The Jukebox
17 Richard Thompson - We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
18 Richard Thompson - Pharaoh
19 Richard Thompson - Can't Win (fades out)

Late Show:
01 Richard Thompson - A Bone Through Her Nose
02 Richard Thompson - Shoot Out The Lights
03 Richard Thompson - Two Left Feet
04 Richard Thompson - Al Bowlly's In Heaven
05 Richard Thompson - Pharaoh
06 Richard Thompson - Instrumental
07 Richard Thompson - Ghosts In The Wind
08 Richard Thompson - Intro to the polkas
09 Richard Thompson - Pepper In The Brandy, The Seven Coloured Linnett
10 Richard Thompson - Can't Win
11 Richard Thompson - I Still Dream
12 Richard Thompson - A Man In Need
13 Richard Thompson - Nearly In Love
14 Richard Thompson - Tear-Stained Letter
15 Richard Thompson - Crash The Party
16 Richard Thompson - WHFS-FM Outro

We can see Russia
from our club house!

More cassettes from my box of tapes I got in trade years and years and years ago.

I usually like to feather in these tapes because they're not master copies; as mentioned they're several generations down the line and not up to my exacting standards.  Plus, I want to leave days open for the other authors to put up their posts, too.

However, we had a special request from a member of Our Beloved Voodoo Wagon Audience, one JPB in DC, who writes, "Any chance you have the November 1988 show at the Bayou, broadcast on WHFS? I recall it being a great show (I was there for both sets), with Clive Gregson and Christine Collister doing excellent opening sets."

Well, here in the Voodoo Wagon Secret Orbital Satellite Headquarters, we aim to please, so JPB in DC, this one's for you!

In return, JPB in DC, please tell us something about the Bayou.  What was it like as a club?

https://mega.nz/file/qVwDRRoZ#RX8MsZzNsi3ua8Z06lpNTP2-R_eUSHgkjdSK_IudWW8

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Live Koln, Germany 1977

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted October 3, 2017

R.I.P. Tom Petty

 

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

WDR Studio L 
Köln, Germany
June 14, 1977

AKA - Tom Petty - In The Fatherland

Excellent Soundboard @flac

Tom Petty - lead vocals, guitars
Mike Campbell - guitars galore, synthesizer
Ron Blair - electric bass guitar
Benmont Tench - piano, organ
Stan Lynch - drums, percussion

Track List:
01 Surrender
02 Jaguar And The Thunderbird
03 American Girl
04 Fooled Again
05 Breakdown
06 Listen To Her Heart
07 Strangered In The Night
08 I Need To Know
09 Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll
10 Dog On The Run
11 Route 66
12 Shout 

 

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Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band - Williams Arena (aka The Barn) Minneapolis, MN July 4th 1980

 

Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band 

Williams Arena (aka The Barn) Minneapolis, MN 

 1. KQRS Announcers 01:13

2. Fins 05:12

3. Cuban Crime of Passion 05:33

4. Trying to Reason With Hurricane Season 06:07

5. Growing Older but not Up 05:24

6. Volcano 05:53

7. Come Monday 04:14

8. Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes 03:46

9. Margaritaville05:08

10. Dreamsicle 03:51

11. Gods Own Drunk 11:15

12. Chancon pour les Petite Enfants 05:18

13. Incommunicato 04:37

14. Wonder Why We Ever Go Home 08:35

15. Landfall-Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw 04:15

16. Band Introductions 03:32

17. Cheeseburger in Paradise 03:12

18. A Pirate Looks at 40 05:30

19. Treat Her Like A Lady 05:56

20. Dixie Diner 05:02

21. Survive 05:03

Jimmy Buffett: Vocals & Acoustic Guitar

Andy McMahon: Keyboards

Michael Utley: Organ

Barry Chance: Guitar

Josh Leo: Guitar

Greg "Fingers" Taylor: Harmonica

Deborah McColl: Vocals

Harry Dailey: Bass & Background Vocals

M.L. Benoit: Congas, Percussion & Background Vocals

Matt Betton: Drums

https://workupload.com/file/U6jsaXa8S6u

Richard Thompson / Studio KAFE, Santa Rosa, CA March 11, 1991

Richard Thompson
Studio KAFE
Santa Rosa, CA
March 11, 1991

01 Richard Thompson - Announcer
02 Richard Thompson - Talk
03 Richard Thompson - 1952 Vincent Black Lightning
04 Richard Thompson - Shoot Out The Lights
05 Richard Thompson - Talk
06 Richard Thompson - Two Left Feet
07 Richard Thompson - Talk
08 Richard Thompson - Jenny
09 Richard Thompson - talk
10 Richard Thompson - Jerusalem On The Jukebox
11 Richard Thompson - talk
12 Richard Thompson - Pharaoh
13 Richard Thompson - talk
14 Richard Thompson - Now That I Am Dead
15 Richard Thompson - talk
16 Richard Thompson - She Moved Through The Fair
17 Richard Thompson - She Twists The Knife Again
18 Richard Thompson - How Can I Ever Be Simple Again
19 Richard Thompson - Wall of Death
20 Richard Thompson - talk
21 Richard Thompson - Time To Ring Some Changes
22 Richard Thompson - You're No Good
23 Richard Thompson - talk
24 Richard Thompson - Valerie
25 Richard Thompson - Encore break
26 Richard Thompson - Down Where The Drunkards Roll
27 Richard Thompson - Ca Plan Pour Moi
28 Richard Thompson - Reckless Kind (audience)
29 Richard Thompson - Mystery Wind (audience)

Ah, it's Sunday morning and time to dip into ĐR̃äⒻṬëŕṽöï's box of Richard Thompson tapes.  Members of Our Beloved V-W audience will recall these are multi-generation cassette tapes of unknown provenance, with a bit of hiss.  Back in the olden times, we ran classified ads in Goldmine magazine to connect with other collectors of live radio shows.  You copied the cassettes in real time, put them in padded mailers, stood in line at the post office, and then waited and hoped you'd get cassettes back from the person on the other side of the trade.

On this cassette, Thompson is in fine form, and the sound is pretty good, although with a bit too much echoey reverb for my taste.

Studio KAFE was a full-service restaurant and bar featuring live music and comedy acts.  They also had a radio booth, broadcasting on a local cable radio station (that is, you couldn't get it on your car radio). It was an interesting idea but didn't last: Studio KAFE was open from April 1987 to October 1992.  

According to the newspaper ad, Thompson played two sets.  I don't know if this is the early or late show.  There were two audience recordings from the other set added at the end of the tape. 

https://mega.nz/file/jFYnDaYb#nej6Km8U1EVSG7pKUY-ec8R7oo2O3RgKB_1vMlvH-OA

Westwood One In Concert 86-22 Emerson Lake & Powell / Lakeland, FL Oct. 4, 1986

Emerson Lake & Powell
Westwood One In Concert 86-22
for broadcast the week of November 3, 1986

Recorded at:
Lakeland Florida Civic Center
Lakeland, Florida
October 4, 1986

Sides 1 and 2:
01 Steve Downes - In Concert 86-22 Intro
02 Commercial - Sprite
03 Emerson Lake & Powell - The Score
04 Emerson Lake & Powell - Touch and Go
05 Commercial - Budweiser (Four Tops)
06 Commercial - Pudding Pie
07 Justin Hayward & John Lodge - Westwood One Radio Network
08 Steve Downes - In Concert 86-22 Break
09 Emerson Lake & Powell - Knife-Edge
10 Emerson Lake & Powell - Still... You Turn Me On
11 Commercial - Sprite
12 Commercial - Pudding Pie
13 Steve Downes - In Concert 86-22 Break
14 Gil Moore - Triumph Tour Update
15 Emerson Lake & Powell - Learning To Fly
16 Emerson Lake & Powell - Pirates
17 Commercial - Budweiser (Bus Boys)
18 Commercial - U.S. Army
19 Steve Downes - In Concert 86-22 Break

Sides 3 and 4:
01 Emerson Lake & Powell - From The Beginning
02 Emerson Lake & Powell - Lucky Man
03 Emerson Lake & Powell - Fanfare For The Common Man
04 Commercial - Levi's
05 Commercial - Sprite
06 Steve Downes - In Concert 86-22 Break
07 Emerson Lake & Powell - Mars, The Bringer Of War
08 Commercial - U.S. Army
09 Stevie Ray Vaughn - Westwood One Radio Network
10 Steve Downes - In Concert 86-22 Break
11 Emerson Lake & Powell - Karn Evil 9 1st Impression Part 2-America-Rondo
12 Steve Downes - In Concert 86-22 Outro
13 Steve Downes - In Concert 86-22 Promo

Runout grooves:
IC 86•22•1   JS KM (stamp)
IC 86•22•2   JS KM (stamp)
IC 86•22•3   JS KM (stamp)
IC 86•22•4   JS KM (stamp)

Brought to you by the Collective for Live Music
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Includes 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet, certificate of performance, all four disc labels, and two print ads for the tour sponsorship by Westwood One.  I've also included a contemporaneous article from Billboard about the company's tour sponsorships.

This appears to be the only Westwood One concert show with Emerson Lake & Powell, and I could find no evidence it was reused for any other syndications.  That's surprising because Westwood One published an ad on August 15th in Radio and Records, and a second ad in Billboard on August 30th announcing the tour was supported by a Westwood One tour sponsorship. That was a big financial commitment, so I would have guessed they would have repeated the show a few times, but it looks like this was the only use of the tracks.

Westwood One's print ads usually promoted their broadcasts; these two ads promoted the entire Emerson Lake & Powell tour.  There was a mention of "a spectacular concert broadcast," but no broadcast date was included because the ad pre-dates the tour. 

Some of these tracks were officially released in 2003 as "Live In Concert (An Official Bootleg)", again in 2012 as "Live in Concert & More," (with the "& More" being a rehearsal), and finally in 2024 as a Japan only release on the 3cd "Complete Collection."  It appears to be out of print in the USA and Europe.

All three of those releases appear to be missing "Still... You Turn Me On" and "Learning To Fly" so there's still some reason to listen to this (besides the ads).

On the Triumph Tour update, drummer Gil Moore says, "We've got a machine that allows a laser head to follow my hands...if I was to hold my hand in one position, it would burn my hand."

I'm wondering how the insurance companies handled the liability issues with a laser so powerful. 

https://mega.nz/file/qBxCwbgC#DANb2wPPDkIEvtjuEbrEGOBb-FrnitLmtcyCplBYQtg

Kansas - The Sting, New Britain, CT 1992- 01-25

 

Kansas - The Sting 

New Britain, CT 1992- 01-25

1.Magnum Opus 

2.Paradox

3.Point Of Know Return

4.Song For America 

5.The Wall 

6.Band Introductions

7.Hold On

8.Dust In The Wind

9.Wheels 

10.Miracle Out Of Nowhere

11.Mysteries And Mayhem —>

12.Portrait (He Knew)

13.Carry On Wayward Son

14.Encore Break

Encore:

15.Down The Road 

Phil Ehart - drums

Billy Greer - bass, vocals, guitar 

David Ragsdale - violin, vocals, guitar

Greg Robert - keyboards, vocals

Steve Walsh - lead vocals, keyboards

Rich Williams - guitar

Thanks to the original poster!

https://workupload.com/file/3AZuBm6mBMj

Betty Davis - Nasty Gal (1975)

Back From The Dead...
Originally Posted By v-chile September 7, 2011

 Betty Davis - Nasty Gal
Studio recording @flac
Out of Print

Available @ The 'Zon for $64.99

 

“You want to feel it, don’t you?” Betty Davis asks on the Nasty Gal deep cut “Feelins.” The certainty in her delivery lets you know that she’s already figured you out — not only what you want to feel, but how to make you feel it. She brings catharsis to the surface on “Dedicated to the Press,” pushing the bass in her voice to challenge the pluck of the bass line the track runs along. She cranks up the grit on “Nasty Gal,” taking all of the wicked names she’d been called and tossing them back like grenades. And yet, these records exist alongside the likes of “Talkin’ Trash” and “The Lone Ranger,” sensual cuts delivered with a wink and a growl. Davis did it all, felt it all, and relished the thrill that freedom gave her. Nasty Gal marked an effective end to the funk and soul musician’s career, aided by cultural backlash and suits in boardrooms. But it was always our loss, never hers. —L.P.

Betty Davis @ Rolling Stone

 Betty Davis @ Dailey Mail

Betty Davis @ The Guardian 

 

Track list: 

01.Nasty Gal 4:44
02.Talkin Trash 4:49
03.Dedicated To The Press 3:48
04.You And I 2:50
05.Feeling 2:50
06.F.U.N.K. 4:26
07.Gettin` Kicked Off,Havin` Fun 3:13
08.Shut Off The Light 3:59
09.This Is It 3:32
10.The Lone Ranger 6:19 

  

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Westwood One Superstar Concert Series Show #93-11 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Oakland & Reno 1991

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

Westwood One Superstar Concert Series Show #93-11

for broadcast the weekend of March 13-14, 1993

Recorded at:

Oakland Arena (aka "Oakland Coliseum Arena")

Oakland, CA

November 24, 1991

and

Lawlor Events Center

University of Nevada, Reno

Reno, NV

November 23, 1991

CD1:

01 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 93-11 Intro

02 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserves

03 Commercial - Chiclets

04 Commercial - Listerine

05 Tom Petty - King's Highway

06 Tom Petty - Too Good To Be True

07 Tom Petty - I Won't Back Down

08 Commercial - Motel 6

09 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserves

10 Tom Petty - Free Fallin'

11 Tom Petty - Out In The Cold

12 Tom Petty - Psychotic Reaction

13 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 93-11 Break

14 Commercial - TGI Fridays (Dr. Ruth Westheimer)

15 Commercial - Breathe Free

16 Commercial - Dentyne

17 Tom Petty - Learning To Fly

18 Tom Petty - Here Comes My Girl

19 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 93-11 Break

20 Commercial - Listerine

21 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserves

22 Commercial - Chiclets

CD2:

01 Tom Petty - Into The Great Wide Open 

02 Tom Petty - I'm Tired Joey Boy

03 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 93-11 Break

04 Commercial - Listerine

05 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserves

06 Commercial - TGI Fridays (Dr. Ruth Westheimer)

07 Tom Petty - Love Is A Long Road

08 Tom Petty - Refugee

09 Tom Petty - Runnin' Down A Dream

10 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 93-11 Break

11 Commercial - Motel 6

12 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserves

13 Tom Petty - Lonely Weekends

14 Tom Petty - Makin' Some Noise

15 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 93-11 Outro

16 Jim Ellis - Superstar Concert 93-11 Promo

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music

I've included 300 dpi scans of the cue sheets, some print ads and newspaper reviews of both the Reno and Oakland concerts, and some backstage passes from the tour.

This is the third syndication (93-11), and like 92-37, it's also missing "Benmont's Boogie" and includes "Love Is A Long Road."  There's no difference in the music between 92-47 and 93-11, but the announcements and commercials are different.  If you already have 92-47, you don't need this, unless you want to have all of the versions, or you collect vintage commercials.

https://mega.nz/file/mdYXDYYZ#NToqZjRne3tdSFMGkGxzPnlQI5Qh88XWXdeCDL-bD5U

But it you do download it, (and the other two shows below...), you've got ALL of the Westwood One shows that featured tracks from Oakland.  Collect 'em all!