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Showing posts with label Duke Jupiter. Show all posts
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Saturday, January 30, 2016

Duke Jupiter - Captured Live! CL-2894 Ritter Park Amphitheatre June 17, 1984

Duke Jupiter
Captured Live!
For broadcast the week of August 13, 1984

Recorded at:
Ritter Park Amphitheatre
Huntington, WV
June 17, 1984

01 Jim Ladd - CL-2984 Intro
02 Duke Jupiter - Rockin' In A Motel Room
03 Duke Jupiter - Don't Turn Your Back
04 Duke Jupiter - Cut It Loose
05 Duke Jupiter - I Refuse
06 Jim Ladd - CL-2984 Break
07 Duke Jupiter - Don't You Walk That Way
08 Duke Jupiter - Work It Out
09 Duke Jupiter - Me and Michelle
10 Jim Ladd - CL-2984 Intro & Break
11 Duke Jupiter - I'm Available
12 Duke Jupiter - She's So Hot
13 Duke Jupiter - Backfire
14 Jim Ladd - CL-2984 Break
15 Duke Jupiter - Rescue Me
16 Duke Jupiter - I'll Drink To You
17 Jim Ladd - CL-2984 Outro

Runout grooves:
S-12451-A SLM  Δ7695  1-
S-12452-B SLM  Δ7695-X
S-12453-C SLM  Δ7696
S-12454-D SLM  Δ7696-X

Recorded from the syndicated broadcast discs January 2016. Flac files of wavs.
File tagging updated September 2025.  Includes the cue sheet and all four disc labels.

Making their Voodoo Wagon debut, here's Duke Jupiter! Duke Jupiter were based in Rochester, New York and released seven albums between 1978 and 1985 in a melodic hard rock style before wrapping up their career in 1986.  They had a very large following in the northeastern U.S.A., and did a Rochester reunion show in 2010 that drew 10,000 fans.

Prior to the the Aldo Nova CL 2184 on June 23, 1984, all shows had two versions: hosted and unhosted.  As this show was after that date, there is only a hosted version of this show.

Jim Ladd was the host, who at the time was with KMET-FM (Los Angeles).  You may also recognize Ladd as "DJ Jim" from Roger Water's "Radio K.A.O.S." album, and he was the inspiration for Tom Petty's "The Last DJ."  On this one, his script maintains the rather silly pretense he's at the actual concert, with lines like "I've just been informed that the band is ready to leave their dressing rooms" and "the audience is standing in the aisle, so don't go away, we're definitely going to get an encore!"  

I've digitized this as flac files of waves, and included 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet and a disc label.