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Showing posts with label Atlanta Rhythm Section. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Atlanta Rhythm Section. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Rock Around The World #159 - Pousette-Dart Band (live ) / Atlanta Rhythm Section (interview)

Rock Around The World #159
Air date: August 21-27, 1977
Pousette-Dart Band (live from Boston, unknown venue and date)
Atlanta Rhythm Section (Ronnie Hammond interview and studio tracks)

Side One:
01 Chuck Marshall - Rock Around The World 159 Intro
02 Pousette-Dart Band - What Can I Say
03 Pousette-Dart Band - Woman In My Dreams
04 Pousette-Dart Band - She Caught The Katy And Left Me A Mule To Ride
05 Chuck Marshall - Rock Around The World 159 Break
06 Commercial - Pakalameredith LP ad
07 Chuck Marshall - Rock Around The World 159 Segment Intro
08 Pousette-Dart Band - There's Been A Mistake
09 Pousette-Dart Band - Who's That Knocking
10 Pousette-Dart Band - May You Dance
11 Pousette-Dart Band - Amnesia
12 Chuck Marshall - Rock Around The World 159 Side 1 Outro
13 Commercial - Sanford-Townsend Band LP

Side Two:
01 Ronnie Hammond - Interview
02 Atlanta Rhythm Section - Sky High
03 Ronnie Hammond - Interview
04 Atlanta Rhythm Section - Boogie Smoogie
05 Commercial - Carole King Simple Things LP
06 Ronnie Hammond - Interview
07 Atlanta Rhythm Section - So Into You
08 Atlanta Rhythm Section - Crazy
09 Ronnie Hammond - Interview
10 Commercial - Al Jarreau Look To The Rainbow LP
11 Chuck Marshall - Rock Around The World 159 Outro

Runout grooves:
RATW 159-A
RATW 159-B
From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music

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

Side A is the Pousette-Dart Band live from Boston. The venue and date are unknown. They played several dates there in 1977.  There was a live broadcast by WTTK-FM on Friday April 22, 1977, as mentioned in the Radio Highlights feature in the Boston Globe.  That might be the source of this show, but the newspaper listing doesn't mention the venue, so that's not confirmed.


Side B is an interview with Ronnie Hammond, the singer for the Atlanta Rhythm Section.


The Pousette-Dart Band show includes a cover of Taj Mahal's "She Caught The Katy And Left Me A Mule To Ride" (also covered by Wet Willie, Albert King, the Blues Brothers, and the Youngbloods).  I'm not an expert on the band, but this song may be unreleased by the Pousette-Dart Band.  

I've tossed in a bit of the press coverage about the band and included an article on Trent Arterberry, the mime on the cover of their first LP.  Mr. Arterberry is STILL PERFORMING and has a website at: https://trentshow.com/


https://mega.nz/file/WIhxjSRL#EDG0BpNGHbj0KptNuB8Uk13fI0rIdLKizpp10bx9X1k

Friday, June 28, 2024

Atlanta Rhythm Section - Live Cotton Club March 31st 1997

 




Atlanta Rhythm Section
Cotton Club
Atlanta, GA
March 31st, 1997
25th Anniversary Tour
FM Broadcast

1. Large Time
2. Voodoo
3. Champagne Jam
4. She Knows All My Tricks
5. So Into You
6. Do It Or Die
7. I'm Not Going To Let It Bother Me Tonight
8. I Don't Want To Grow Old Alone
9. Homesick
10. Spooky
11. Imaginary Lover
12. Outside Woman Blues

https://workupload.com/file/EYr9P3xTe2S

Tuesday, January 30, 2024

Pat Benatar / Atlanta Rhythm Section - A Night On The Road ANOTR 481

Pat Benatar / Atlanta Rhythm Section
A Night On The Road ANOTR 481
Air date of June 13, 1981 

No air date on the cue sheet...
but I found a Billboard listing
and a full page print ad with the date on it.

Pat Benatar recorded at the Palladium, NYC, NY on November 22, 1980
Atlanta Rhythm Section recorded in Japan.

Sides One and Two:
00 NO ARTIST - 700 Hz Tone
01 Pat St. John - Intro
02 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile
03 Pat St. John - Show Intro
04 Pat Benatar - I Need A Lover
05 Pat Benatar - Treat Me Right
06 Pat Benatar - Out-A-Touch
07 Pat Benatar - My Clone Sleeps Alone
08 Pat St. John - Break
09 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile (Martee Lebous)
10 Pat St. John - Segment Intro
11 Pat Benatar - Little Paradise
12 Pat Benatar - I'm Gonna Follow You

Sides Three and Four:
00 NO ARTIST - 700 Hz Tone
01 Pat St. John - Segment Intro
02 Pat Benatar - In The Heat Of The Night
03 Pat Benatar - You Better Run
04 Pat Benatar - Heartbreaker
05 Pat St. John - Break
06 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile
07 Pat St. John - Segment Intro
08 Pat Benatar - No You Don't
09 Pat Benatar - Hell Is For Children
10 Pat Benatar - Just Like Me
11 Pat St. John - Break
12 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile (Martee Lebous)

Sides Five and Six:
00 NO ARTIST - 700 Hz Tone
01 Pat St. John - Segment Intro
02 Atlanta Rhythm Section - Champagne Jam
03 Atlanta Rhythm Section - I'm Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight
04 Atlanta Rhythm Section - Spooky
05 Pat St. John - Break
06 Commercial - Sneak Preview - We Can Work It Out Have a Coke and a Smile (Chaka Khan)
07 Pat St. John - Segment Intro
08 Atlanta Rhythm Section - Imaginary Lover, Miss You
09 Atlanta Rhythm Section - So in to You
10 Pat St. John - Outro
11 Commercial - Have a Coke and a Smile
12 Pat St. John - Outro 2
13 Pat St. John - Promo 1
14 Pat St. John - Promo 2
15 Pat St. John - Promo 3

Runout grooves:
ANOTR•481•A  script MCL Bre Thanks Pat & Neal
ANOTR•481•B  script MCL Bre 
ANOTR•481•C  script MCL Bre 
ANOTR•481•D  script MCL Bre Thanks Rick Newman
ANOTR•481•E  script MCL Bre Thanks Arnie Geller
ANOTR•481•F  script MCL Bre 

I found a trade ad for the broadcast, and another newspaper ad.  There's a lot of clippings in the Artwork file for you to peruse and ponder. I normally trim the entertainment listings down from full page, but this one had an interesting interview with Lou Reed, so I left it as-is. 

This show has a "Sneak Preview" ad by Chaka Khan.  I've included an article on the advertising concept; the idea was to partner with an artist to provide advance promotion on an upcoming single. A short bit of the record is combined with a Coke jingle in the style of the upcoming single.  It's similar to what Budweiser was doing, but the artist got about sixty second of airtime for their actual upcoming record before shilling for the sugar water.

I was not able to figure out the source of the Atlanta Rhythm Section tracks, other than they were recorded in Japan.  If you have any information, please leave a comment below.