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

== NEW AGE ==

 Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires

Koln, Germany
Live Music Hall
2016-04-08

01 Heartaches And Pain -fades in-
02 You Think I Don't Know (But I Know) -fades in-
03 How Long
04 You Put The Flame On It
05 The World (Is Going Up In Flames)
06 Lovin' You, Baby
07 In You (I Found a Love)
08 Ain't It A Sin
09 Changes
10 Why Is It So Hard

min  55:39

FM (analog cable) - Audacity - xACT


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Charles Bradley - 2016-04-08 - Koln, Germany

Southside Johnny / Ryerson Theatre, Toronto, Ontario - Nov. 14, 1979

Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes
Ryerson Theatre, Toronto, ON Canada
November 14, 1979

01 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Talk To Me
02 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - I'm So Anxious
03 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - The Time
04 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - The Fever
05 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Take It Inside
06 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Vertigo
07 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - I Don't Want To Go Home
08 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Bring It On Home To Me
09 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Havin' A Party
10 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - New Orleans

Unknown generation tape, sounds good, there's a bit of hiss.

I found a copy of the newspaper ad, and a concert review.

The ad confirms the date as November 14, 1979. The ad shows the concert was sponsored by Toronto FM station Q107, so it's likely they were the station that broadcast the concert.  

The ad also reveals there were two shows, at 7:00 and 10:00 PM.  The tape I have is only 10 songs long.  I cross-referenced this with a different source posted by our pal Speedy
over at So Many Roads, and his version is the same length...and
cuts off Southside's comment after the song "New Orleans" in almost the same place.  Even if we take into account opening act YIPES! burning up a 1/2 hour to forty minutes, this was either a really short show, or they only broadcast a portion of the full concert.

By the way...Discogs tells me YIPES! put out two LPs back in the day.  Do any of Our Beloved Audience remember these guys?

https://mega.nz/file/CZxkRDKI#aW5fOTbTpAXHEJCmBWXsIeax55YLWbpFqb_bkv0KnBM

Kirsty MacColl / BBC - June 26, 1991

Kirsty Macoll with Billy Bragg
BBC
June 26, 1991

01 Nicky Campbell - Intro
02 Kirsty MacColl - They Don't Know About Us (studio)
03 Nicky Campbell - Interview
04 Kirsty MacColl - There's A Guy Works Down The Chip Shop Swears He's Elvis
05 Nicky Campbell - Interview
06 Kirsty MacColl - Walk Right Back
07 Nicky Campbell - Interview
08 Kirsty MacColl - Darling Lets Have Another Baby
09 Nicky Campbell - Interview
10 Clash - snippet of Clash song
11 Nicky Campbell - Interview
12 Kirsty MacColl - A New England
13 Nicky Campbell - Outro

The band:
Kirsty MacColl
Phillip Rambow
Robert David "Lu" Edmonds
Billy Bragg
Guy Pratt

Tracks 4, 6, 8 and 12 were released on What Do Pretty Girls Do (1998, on Hux Records).  It's out of print but copies are available on Ebay; the shipping will cost you more than the CD. Presumably the CD sound is better than my old cassette, but here get you the INTERVIEW, too.  

The interview is fun; they're all clearly having a great time.

Do I have to tell you?  It's flac files of wavs, digitized from one o' my old cassettes I got in trade when we used to send this stuff in padded packages via international mail.

https://mega.nz/file/2YA0wbbS#1uqhE-x-nYXKosGdP1wWWsYW-DLXgCcTnTyyBNUx2Vw

Brand X - 1978-10-01 - Rainbow Theater, London, England (FM)[FLAC]---AA+

 

Brand X - 1978-10-01 - Rainbow Theater, London, England (FM)[FLAC]---AA+

 https://mega.nz/file/x9pWxBBb#14EfQMhgaq6exg4ZQnqwS13FjSgwZV7D7MEUg6PFrj0

"MASQUES"  - tour

 
source:
FM reseed (see below)

 
Setlist:  77:09

 
01. Earth Dance 12:55
02. Access To Data 11:21
03. Black Moon [end cuts] 22:40
04. The Ghost Of Mayfield Lodge > Deadly Nightshade 18:32
05. (band intro / after encore break) 0:52
06. Nuclear Burn 10:46

 
total time 77:09 min.

 
Lineup:
Mike Miller - guitar
Peter Robinson  - guitar
Percy Jones - bass
Morris Pert - percussion
Chuck Burgi - drums

# Namaste

 

John Cougar Mellencamp / Four Acres Club, Utica, NY Aug.25, 1979

John Cougar (Mellencamp)
Four Acres Club
Utica, New York
FM
August 25, 1979

01.  A Little Night Dancin'
02.  Sugar Marie
03.  American Dream
04.  Tonight
05.  Miami
06.  This Time
07.  I Need A Lover (tape flip at 28:30 into the show...)
08.  Small Paradise
09.  Nervous Breakdown (cover of Eddie Cochran song)
10.  Welcome To Chinatown (tape flip at 44:44 into the show...)
11.  You Just Like Me 'Cos I'm Good in Bed (cover of Skyhooks song)
12.  I Need A Lover (fades out...)

This show was posted on Guitars 101 in July 2020 by "the accountant" in a link to multiple shows entitled "Various Artist - Random Wav Shows."

The Accountant got unedited shows from MauroR and posted them "as is."  He hopes people edit and track the shows.

The files were tagged as My Fathers Place Aug. 23, 1979

Before the encore, the announcer asks the crowd to "give a Four Acres yell" to encourage Cougar to come out for an encore.

The Four Acres Club was in Utica, NY...which is 250 miles north of My Father's Place in Rosyln... I think the show is actually from the Four Acres Club.

A quick search found a show from August 23...and it is the exact same show.  I've retagged this as Four Acres Club Aug. 23, 1979.


This show had two .WAV files. I joined the .WAV files together and tracked the songs.  The left channel and right channel had different volume levels, so I normalized them.

There's a break in the show in the first version of "I Need A Lover" at 28 minutes 33 seconds, and also at 44:44 in "Welcome To Chinatown," so this was likely recorded on a C-60 cassette, with breaks where the tape was flipped, or swapped out as the side ran out.

The encore of "I Need A Lover" is faded out at the one hour mark, so this could be an edited rebroadcast. 

This is a very early radio broadcast for Cougar; his first King Biscuit Flower Hour didn't take place until December 1980, sixteen months later.

All in all...a pretty good show.  I'd love to find a longer version with no breaks, but until then, this will do.



https://mega.nz/file/eNACTIDJ#rv8l3RuBAYOa7ZAlceRkg3yoWXEyHXq9X1-fjyA27es

Cowboy Junkies / The Plant, Sausalito, CA August 18, 1998 KFOG-FM

....and here's part two of our double-header.  Just like in baseball, it's the same bunch of people doing almost exactly the same thing, in the exact same place, only later.  If you can sit through eight hours of baseball in the hot August sun eating hot dogs and drinking Budweiser, you can make it through another set of the Cowboy Junkies live from the Plant.

Once again, from my master copy recorded off the radio....it's the Cowboy Junkies!

Cowboy Junkies
The Plant, Sausalito, CA
August 18, 1998
KFOG-FM
digitized from TDK MAX-90

01. KFOG Intro
02. Good Friday
03. Sun Comes Up, It's Tuesday Morning
04. Interview
05. Miles From Our Home
06. Bea's Song
07. Something More Besides
08. Just Want To See
09. Interview
10. No Birds Today
11. Interview
12. Anniversary Song

https://mega.nz/file/PA5nAbJR#-XBCuuhQVi69rnAQpXiGfmMVLCCQY_TwD3DqrbjknPk

Cowboy Junkies / The Plant, Sausalito, CA Jan. 30, 1994 KFOG-FM

Last year, KFOG-FM changed their call letters, dropped the rock music, and became an all-sports channel just in time for NO SPORTS due to the COVID-19 epidemic. 

So...it's time for a DOUBLE-HEADER. 

I don't know if they do this in other sports, but baseball has the tradition of occasionally playing TWO games in the same afternoon.  If a thing is worth doing, it's worth over-doing, I always say. 

So here's a Cowboy Junkies double-header.  First up, recorded directly from my master copy recorded off KFOG is a 1994 broadcast from the Plant across the Golden Gate Bridge in Sausalito.  If you've downloaded these shows before, you know the format:  recorded in the famous Plant Studio in Sausalito (in business from 1972 to 2008) in front of a small audience of "Fogheads," and interspersed with short interviews or questions from the disk jockeys. 

Excellent sound.  And yes, the guitar lick in "Anniversary Song" is the same lick as in Clarence Carter's "Slip Away."

Cowboy Junkies
The Plant, Sausalito, CA
January 30, 1994
KFOG-FM
Master TDK SAX-100 > audacity > EAC

01.  KFOG Intro
02.  Black Eyed Man
03.  White Sail
04.  Interview
05.  Anniversary Song
06.  Sun Comes Up It's Tuesday Morning
07.  Interview
08.  Pale Sun
09.  Lungs
10.  Interview
11.  Floor Board Blues
12.  KFOG Outro

https://mega.nz/file/eUZX2C4I#5BrQ_z940jr5NpOUFw0Fnc2_OrqTztXceXNATZI013k

Feel Good with the Doctor

"Down in the South of France,

Where all  the ladies love to dance ..."

Francois' car 1975 (shot with a 007-style Minox)

We found ourselves playing Boule with french friends

on a public place. Out of a car aside came this music 

that made us dance, too, all of a sudden

changing our musical preferences

 

1980-10-31 FM Metropol Berlin (Rockpalast)

 01 Best In The World
02 Who's Winning
03 Java Blue
04 Jumping From Love To Love
05 Stupidity
06 Riding On The L+N
07 Back In The Night
08 No Mo' Do' Yakamo
09 Lovehound
10 Case Of The Shakes
11 Shotgun Blues
12 You Upset Me Baby
13 Drives Me Wild
14 Milk And Alcohol
15 Down At The Dr's
16 She's A Windup
17 Riot In Cell Block No. 9
18 Roxette

 

1973-10-24 BBC session

She Does It Right

Tore Down 

1975-01-21 John Peel Session

01 I'm A Hog For You Baby
02 Keep Out Of Sight
03 Route 66
04 I Don't Mind
 

1975-09-04 Paris Theatre

part 1

01 I Can Tell
02 Going Back Home
03 Air
04 Don't You Just Know It
05 Roxette
06 Another Man

part 2

01 I Don't Mind

02 Riot In Cell Block No.9 

03 Rollin' And Tumblin'

04 Going Back Home

The BBC stuff is taken from Gideon Coe's picks

PC -> .WAV -> lamed

@!!@

-----------------------------

Bonus: some pic(k)s from Rock & Folk 2010-05

 

  

 

Alice Cooper - Live From Electric Ladyland - 1991

If you've been paying attention, you'll know that this place is a FREE WHEELING ANARCHY.  Unlike many blogs, there's not a single, guiding vision behind the posts...but there is SilentWay, who SORT OF keeps us in line.

We come, we go...but occasionally the Boss rattles our cages and say, "Hey, dude...are you even ALIVE anymore?  We haven't heard from you in AGES."

So..uh...well, first of all, the dog ate my homework.  Then, the homework that the dog didn't eat...well, I forgot it on the subway, and now it's somewhere in the Bronx.  It's NOT MY FAULT.

Plus...uh...I've had "computer issues."  Windows Media Player is making weird static noises, plus the sound card is "normalizing" recordings I input...did I mention it's NOT MY FAULT?

Anyway...in the meanwhile, I've got a TON of radio CDs that I can digitize, even if I can't rip vinyl until I buy a new computer.

So?  Check this out!  It's Alice Cooper!  He's a ROCK GOD!  This was a syndicated radio broadcast he did as a "Halloween Special" in 1991!  I don't have the cue sheet, but here's a scan of the cd!

Sharp-eyed regulars will note the appearance of our old pal, deejay Pat St. John, pretending he finds Mr. Cooper intimidating!  The rest of us will remember that ALICE PLAYS GOLF, the world's least scariest sport!  Have fun, and Draftervoi is glad to be back on Voodoo Wagon!

https://mega.nz/file/rdoD3AjR#gLCkPenSsHr-hrCvoxMLobACx3hHnRHMdU6avLvaDtc

Alice Cooper
Live From Electric Ladyland
recorded September 13, 1991

01.  Introduction - Pat St. John
02.  No More Mr. Nice Guy - Alice Cooper
03.  Billion Dollar Babies - Alice Cooper
04.  Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper
05.  Wind Up Toy - Alice Cooper
06.  Ballad of Dwight Fry - Alice Cooper
07.  DJ Talk - Pat St. John
08.  Sick Things - Alice Cooper
09.  Feed My Frankenstein - Alice Cooper
10.  Cold Ethyl - Alice Cooper
11.  DJ Talk - Pat St. John
12.  Love's A Loaded Gun - Alice Cooper
13.  I'm Eighteen - Alice Cooper
14.  Go To Hell - Alice Cooper
15.  School's Out - Alice Cooper
16.  Hey Stoopid - Alice Cooper
17.  Outro - Pat St. John

Did I mention that I love our readers? I didn't?  Well, Beloved Audience, go to sleep tonight knowing that Voodoo Wagon loves you!

David Bowie - Live Amsterdam 1997

David Bowie - Live Paradiso

 Amsterdam, Netherlands
June 10, 1997
FM Soundboard 
+Master audience version
{MP3}
aka - Absolutely Fabulous
Artwork Included


SDB -Track List
1) QUICKSAND
2) SEVEN YEARS IN TIBET
3) FASHION
4) FAME
5) LOOKING FOR SATELLITES
6) TELLING LIES
7) HALLO SPACEBOY
8 ) STAY
9) LITTLE WONDER
10) DEAD MAN WALKING
11) I'M AFRAID OF AMERICANS
12) LITTLE WONDER
13) SCARY MONSTERS
14) ROSIE GIRL

Tracks 1 - 9: Paradiso Club, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 10th of June 1997
Track 10 - 11: Late Night With Conan O'Brian 10th of April 1997
Track 12 - 13: Saturday Night Live 8th of February 1997
Track 14: Rosie O'Donell Show 03th of March 1997


Aud. Master Set List:
01 Band Introductions
02 I'm Deranged
03 Pallas Athena
04 V2-Schneider
05 Dead Man Walking
06 O Superman
07 The Last Thing You Should Do
08 Is It Any Wonder
09 Quicksand
 10 The Man Who Sold the World
11 Battle For Britain
12 White Light White Heat
13 I'm Afraid Of Americans
14 Seven Years In Tibet
15 Fashion
16 Fame
17 Looking For Satellites
18 Telling Lies
19 Under Pressure
20 Hallo Spaceboy
21 Jean Genie
22 Queen Bitch
23 The Motel
24 Scary Monsters
25 Stay
 26 Little Wonder

 

pass - fbsvw

If anyone wants the flac version email me and I'll put it up on WeTransfer.

SDB

AUD

Elvis Costello & the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Stockholm - Jan. 5, 1999(late show)

Elvis Costello with Steve Nieve and the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra

Conductor - Ion Marin

The Berwald Hall
January 5, 1999 (late show)
Stockholm, Sweden
(broadcast on Sveriges Radio P2)

Live performance with Steve Nieve and The Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra from Berwaldhallen, Stockholm, Sweden on 1999-01-05 (late show). This concert was broadcast live to air, but the encore, "The Birds Will Still Be Singing," is missing from this disc.

"Accidents Will Happen" includes a snippet of "24 Hours From Tulsa" by Gene Pitney
(but written by Burt Bacharach, with whom Costello was working at the time).

Flac files of wavs.  Includes 300 dpi scans of the CD paperwork and disc label.

Tracks [51:40]

01. Accidents Will Happen [5:24]
02. Painted From Memory [4:54]
03. All This Useless Beauty [5:56]
04. Upon A Veil Of Midnight Blue [6:18]
05. Put Away Forbidden Playthings [5:46]
06. I Still Have That Other Girl [3:30]
07. What's Her Name Today? [5:26]
08. Almost Blue [7:40]
09. This House Is Empty Now [6:42]

Release Information:
Date: 1999-__-__
Media: CD
Catalog number: Thunderball TB 073


If you like ORCHESTRAL POP and ELVIS COSTELLO, this one is for you!
It's a great show, if you like the slower 1990's songs in Costello's
catalog, with great sound quality, sourced from an FM broadcast, you're going
to like this one!  Also want to give out a shout-out to Mr. Coyle...thanks, man, I
hope I live up to your trust.  I'm ordering the NAD PP4 this weekend...

https://mega.nz/#!LEwnXIJL!c2yF4F7q2ubv-FisYz6zDwoabsZeZPChwuwhKF94O0Q

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers / Fillmore, S.F. CA Feb. 7, 1997 KFOG-FM

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA

February 7, 1997

KFOG-FM

CD-1
01. KFOG Intro
02. Around And Around
03. Jammin' Me
04. Runnin' Down A Dream
05. Time Is On My Side
06. Call Me The Breeze
07. Cabin Down Below
08. Diddy Wah Diddy
09. Slaughter On 10th Avenue
10. Listen To Your Heart
11. KFOG Intro
12. I Won't Back Down
13. The Date I Had With That Ugly Old Homecoming Queen
14. I Found My Baby
15. It Serves You Right To Suffer
16. Boogie Chillen'

CD-2
01. KFOG Intro
02. It's Good To Be King
03. Green Onions
04. You Are My Sunshine Ain't No Sunshine
05. On The Street
06. I Want You Back Again
07. Little Maggie
08. Walls
09. Angel Dream
10. Guitar Boogie Shuffle
11. Even The Losers
12. American Girl
13. You Really Got Me
14. County Farm (a.k.a "Another Man Done Gone")
15. You Wreck Me

CD-3
01. KFOG Intro
02. Shakin' All Over
03. Mary Jane's Last Dance
04. You Don't Know How It Feels
05. I've Got A Woman
06. Free Fallin'
07. Gloria
08. Bye Bye Johnny
09. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
10. Louie Louie
11. It's All Over Now
12. Alright For Now and KFOG Outro

CD-4
01. KFOG Intro (Jan. 31, 1997)
02. Time Is On My Side (Jan. 31, 1997)
03. Goldfinger  (Jan. 31, 1997)
04. Listen To Her Heart  (Jan. 31, 1997)
05. Cabin Down Below (Feb. 1, 1997)
06. Diddy Wah Diddy (Feb. 1, 1997)
07. On The Street (Feb. 1, 1997)
08. I Want You Back Again (Feb. 1, 1997)
09. Crazy Mama (Feb. 4, 1997)
10. Call Me The Breeze (Feb. 4, 1997)
11. Honey Bee (Feb. 6, 1997)
12. I Won't Back Down (Feb. 6, 1997)

In January and February of 1997, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers did a twenty night residency at the Fillmore in San Francisco.  Seeing as how we're at the 20th Anniversary of that historic run of concerts, I figured it's time to digitize my original high bias cassettes from the KFOG broadcast of the Feb. 7th 1997 show.

The 3-cd Crystal Cat bootleg of this show ("The Fillmore 1997, CC516-18) has the complete Feb. 7th show in similar sound quality to my cassette tapes, but uses "bonus cuts" from 1978, 1989, and 1995
to fill up the third CD.The Crystal Cat bootleg edits out all of the KFOG commentary.  For this version, I've chosen to go with an "archival" approach, presenting the entire show as broadcast at the time.  And since KFOG broadcast short segments of the concerts from five other nights leading up to the Feb. 7 broadcast, even if you've got the Crystal Cat boot this will give you something new.  I have four out of the five of those short broadcasts and they're here as "bonus" tracks.

Flac files of wavs.  I've set this up so that if you burn it to CD, the start of each CD is the introduction to the next segment of the show (after the band took a break).  Because this is a huge file, I've broken it into three parts.

https://mega.nz/#!uJgiFbQC!xspW903DMMEUxobcX3erVS27T3oBf-GqbQyjCmwdBPM

https://mega.nz/#!DcZzgabb!cTm3TeP0VJPEeYpXwdJgfzQgeTmcVhio894ctP0In30

https://mega.nz/#!HcxATa5Z!xAQbLaBVdyNzbPYEzLfpnfrjIMM6aIFlN161xYWHDpk

The Police / Zellerbach Auditorium, Berkeley, CA - March 4, 1979 - KSAN-FM

The Police
Zellerbach Auditorium
University of California, Berkeley, CA

March 4, 1979
KSAN-FM

From a later rebroadcast of the show on KSAN's Sunday Night Live show.

From the GWH master copy of a TDK SA-C90 cassette tape.

Okay, gang, this one is well-circulated, but this particular version hasn't been shared before.  This is a fresh 2016 digitization right from my pal GWH's master copy of the broadcast (which was from a re-broadcast of the show, later in the year).  There was a 4 second gap in Roxanne where the original tape was flipped over. I patched it from another source.

01.  KSAN Intro
02.  Can't Stand Losing You
03.  Truth Hits Everybody
04.  So Lonely
05.  Fallout
06.  Born In The '50s
07.  Hole In My Life
08.  Be My Girl - Sally
09.  Peanuts
10.  Roxannne
11.  Landlord
12.  Can't Stand Losing You
13.  KSAN Outro

Flac files of wavs!

https://mega.nz/#!DB5nhBaK!AI5zPiBHMLhIF7UTsKzTXFjlACke6tEmtiXfwdv_dxU

Los Lobos / Open Air Festival, St. Gallen, Switzerland - June 28, 1987

Okay,  while SilentWay is busy, I'm going to step up with another "not all that great but of interest to fans" digitization of a multi-generation cassette I got back when I used to trade cassettes through ads in GOLDMINE.  This one is Los Lobos, at an outdoor gig.  This is a bit dull on the treble, but it's a decent tape.

Los Lobos
Open Air Festival
St. Gallen, Switzerland
June 28, 1987

Unknown generation tape, from FM source.
Flac files of wavs.

01. Intro
02. Evangeline
03. Why Do You Do?
04. Tears Of God
05. Will The Wolf Survive?
06. Is This All There Is?
07. AnselmaLet You Know
08. One Time One Night
09. My Baby's Gone
10. The Hardest Time
11. All I Wanted To Do Was Dance
12. Serenata Norteña
13. Ay Te Dejo En San Antonio
14. Let's Say Goodnight
15. I Got Loaded
16. Shakin' Shakin' Shakes
17. Set Me Free (Rosa Lee)
18. Don't Worry Baby
19. Buzz Buzz Buzz
20. La Bamba

https://mega.nz/file/uMBR1Qza#n_McvO73dECOeuZqMq-Jaz-OxElpoIifrtzovJ2tZUE

Greg Kihn Band / The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA - July 14, 1984

Greg Kihn Band
The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA
July 14, 1984

If you were to pick a high water mark in Greg Kihn's career, this could be it.  A year earlier he'd had the break-through hit single "Jeopardy."  In the summer of '84 he was touring his follow up album, Kihntagious and did a nationwide live satellite broadcast for the ABC Rock Radio Network over 110 radio stations. While this is credited to "Supergroups Live, a production of D.I.R. Broadcasting," the "Supergroups" shows were usually syndicated on LP records.  There does not appear to be a vinyl version of this, it was only distributed by satellite.

Hosted by Geno Michellini, who at the time was a deejay at KLOS-FM (Los Angeles)...but before that had been at KOME and KMEL in the Bay Area.

This is from an unknown generation cassette than I got in trade, but the sound is decent.  

01. Interview - Greg Kihn with Geno Michellini
02. Route 66
03. Fascination
04. Tear That City Down
05. Confrontation Music
06. Happy Man
07. Every Love Song
08. Worst That Could Happen
09. Rock
10. Stand Together
11. Jeopardy
12. Twist And Shout
13. The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)
14. ABC Rock Radio Break
15. Reunited
16. For Your Love
17. Outro - Geno Michellini

https://mega.nz/#!iQpxGZSJ!UQRm0LZP50IkNcY8wq00wQQfgZew3PKVEcseLm05acI

Robert Cray / Grant Park, Chicago, IL -WXRT-FM - July 4, 1988 1st gen tape

.....and here's another one.....only this time I know that it's a first generation tape, right from a master of the broadcast. So... while it's not perfect,  it's close.  If you like Robert Cray, you'll like it.

This is the very first "Taste of Chicago" summer show put on by radio station WXRT at the Petrillo Bandshell in Grant Park.  Robert Cray headlined, and the other bands were Graham Parker, Timbuk 3, and the Insiders.

Robert Cray
Grant Park, Chicago, IL
WXRT-FM
July 4, 1988

1st gen. tape - flac files of wavs

01. WXRT Intro
02. Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark
03. Bad Influence
04. WXRT Break
05. The Last Time (I Get Burned Like This)
06. More Than I Can Stand
07. Acting This Way
08. All About My Girl
09. Don't You Even Care
10. Still Around
11. WXRT-FM Break
12. Same Old Funky Thing
13. I Can't Go Home Againg
14. Right Next Door (Because Of Me)
15. Playing In The Dirt
16. Move On Back (? not sure of the title)
17. Smoking Gun

https://mega.nz/#!fdQ3gQbT!D1_ow2AfbOmDqfOeMwk4VZeQtmPQQ9JM3dBg8Wawz-U

Little Feat / The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA. Sept. 1, 1988 - KFOG-FM

Little Feat
The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA
September 1, 1988 (8:00 PM early show)
KFOG-FM
digitized from my master cassette


01.  KFOG Intro
02.  Fat Man In The Bathtub
03.  Spanish Moon
04.  Skin It Back
05.  All That You Dream
06.  Oh Atlanta
07.  On Your Way Down
08.  Hate To Lose Your Lovin'
09.  Cajun Girl
10.  Down On The Farm
11.  Time Loves A Hero
12.  Rock and Roll Doctor
13.  Let It Roll
14.  Band Introductions
15.  Old Folks Boogie
16.  Dixie Chicken >
     > Tripe Face Boogie
17.  Willin'
18.  Feats Don't Fail Me Now

In 1988, Little Feat put themselves back together, replacing the deceased Lowell George with Craig Fuller (Pure Prairie League, American Flyer).  This Fillmore date was their only appearance in San Francisco during the Eighties. This is the early show, as broadcast by KFOG, digitized directly from my master cassette of the recording.  .

FLAC Files of wavs

https://mega.nz/#!mNwEUDrI!BEEFpk7CF4g2ns_I5lawB8YsUbNqcBlUgnygKR9_LLw

Paul Westerberg - Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA. September 12, 1996 KFOG-FM

Paul Westerberg
Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA.
September 12, 1996
KFOG-FM broadcast
master TDK MA-X >Cool Edit Pro>wav>flac

01.   KFOG Intro
02.   Waiting For Somebody
03.   Valentine
04.   Once Around The Weekend
05.   These Are The Days
06.   I Will Dare
07.   Ain't Got Me
08.   Achin' To Be
09.   John, I'm Only Dancing
10.   Mamadaddydid
11.   Black Eyed Susan
12.   Merry Go Round
13.   Angels Walk
14.   Love Untold
15.   Left Of The Dial
16.   KFOG Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!KIpVDRgC!LXsMoyLeKOS0WN-vNGMrOoYgbJFnSKzmrI8Bs2ZElc4

It's off one of my master tapes of the FM broadcast, so the sound is excellent.  Flac files of wavs, with very clear radio reception, and high quality high bias tape.

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers / Pinkpop, Netherlands, May 30, 1977 FM

Here’s a short set by Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers recorded at the Pinkpop Festival on May 30, 1977. Petty and the band were on their first tour of Europe, opening shows for Nils Lofgren. This is one of Hans de Vente’s tapes that he digitized a few years back. As Hans put his tapes up as one single flac file, I chaptered it into individual songs and spent a couple of hours removing radio static one pop at a time in Audacity. There was a large drop-out in Jaguar and Thunderbird and I blended it back together; you can still hear it but it’s less jarring. Sound quality is Very Good FM. It's a nice, rockin' set, and like a lot of opening acts trying to work their way up to the top, they're "ON" for the entire performance.

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Pinkpop Festival
Gellen, Netherlands
May 30, 1977

01. Jaguar and Thunderbird
02. American Girl
03. Fooled Again
04. Breakdown

https://mega.co.nz/#!jEREFCQD!UJMIi3VYzi1eFHCEFnNpza3Ejfg8eWuQzPImHx4QWYc