Bad English - The Restless Ones Live

 

Bad English - The Restless Ones Live

The Cabaret, San Jose Ca. 

September 15th 1989

One of the early super groups!

John Waite - lead vocals rhythm guitar

Neal Schon - lead guitar backing vocals

Jonathan Cain - keyboards rhythm guitar backing vocals

Ricky Phillips - bass backing vocals

Deen Castronovo - drums backing vocals

https://workupload.com/file/hureDMUTemc

Ray Manzarek - Ultrasonic Studios, Hempstead, NY June 11, 1974

 

Ray Manzarek

Ultrasonic Studios, Hempstead, NY

June 11, 1974

This radio show is the earliest recording of Ray Manzarek playing live after The Doors broke up in 1973.The setlist covers Ray's first solo album, The Golden Scarab, almost in its entirety.The instrumental parts are extended from the studio version with long improvisations and the overall mood is enthusiastic.During "Solar Boat", Ray plays a snippet of "When the Music's Over", that only lasts 36 seconds.The station ID is mentioned during track 5, along with a short interview and band introductions.The last song is Roy Brown's Good Rockin' which was part of The Doors' final album (Full Circle) and was extensively performed during their 1972 shows.

Ray Manzerak : piano, hammond organ, clavinette, vocals

Dave Ferguson : guitar

Jerry Manfredi : bass

Steve Forman : percussion

Tim Downs : drums

01 He Can't Come Today

02 The Purpose of Existence Is?

03 Solar Boat (incl. When the Music's Over)

04 Downbound Train

05 Ray Interview, Band Introductions

06 The Moorish Idol

07 Oh Thou Precious Nectar Filled Form or A Little Fart

08 The Golden Scarab

09 Good Rockin'

https://workupload.com/file/ANYKUwWLERB

Kenn Kweder / J.C. Dobbs, Philadelphia - WYSP-FM - May 3, 1985

Kenn Kweder & the Men From P.O.V.I.C.H. 

Recorded at:
J.C. Dobbs
Philadelphia, PA
WYSP-FM
May 3, 1985

01 Kenn Kweder - Theme From Shaft
02 Kenn Kweder - Back On You
03 Kenn Kweder - Mommy & Daddy
04 Kenn Kweder - What Am I Talking About
05 Kenn Kweder - Broken Hearts
06 Kenn Kweder - Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window
07 Kenn Kweder - The Man On The Moon
08 Kenn Kweder - Dylan Flowers
09 Kenn Kweder - Piece Of Paper
10 Kenn Kweder - encore break
11 Kenn Kweder - unknown
12 Kenn Kweder - Like A Rolling Stone
13 Kenn Kweder - Stage Outro and deejay

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

Kenn Kweder is another Philadelphia local star that I missed completely.

He first was in Kenn Kweder & his Secret Kids from 1976 to 1978, just in time to catch some of post-glam, early punk excitement.  At heart he was a Dylanesque folk-rocker.  As we've often seen, he was going to be the next big thing and break out of the Philadelphia metro market, but it didn't happen.  

He came back in the mid-80s with several different bands...this one is the Men From P.O.V.I.C.H.  I don't know what the acronym stands for, but yes, it's reference to Maury Povich.  Maury had a show in Philadelphia from 1981 to 1983; well before he rose to national fame in the early 1990s. One of the newspapers spelled it P.O.V.I.T.C.H.

I found a lot of press coverage on Kenn Kweder, over ten years worth of press clippings and they're included.

https://mega.nz/file/bAxUCIzS#J3k7lrJsTCjpgZVqpxZ0j7OOW5-vaz2Hv4KOjdajTn8

If you like this, there will be a second Kenn Kweder live broadcast posted later this week.

Ambrosia - 11/15/78 5th Floor Studios, Cincinnati, OH

 

Ambrosia 

11/15/78

5th Floor Studios, 

Cincinnati, OH 

FM Broadcast

David Pack, vocals, guitar

Chris North, Keyboards

David Cutler Lewis, Keyboards

Joe Puerta, Lead Vocals, Bass Guitar

Burleigh Drummond, drums, percussion, Background Vocals

https://workupload.com/file/ySLcX4LZDt9

Chrissie Hynde And James Walbourne - Acoustic Set - Live In Session On KCRW FM 2008

 

Chrissie Hynde And James Walbourne - Acoustic Set - Live In Session On KCRW FM 2008

KCRW Radio FM Broadcast

Santa Monica, California.

Source: FM Broadcast 

Aired: Monday September 29th, 2008

The Pretenders' frontwoman Chrissie Hynde comes in for a rare acoustic performance on Morning Becomes Eclectic

01.Intro

02.The Nothing Maker

03.Love's A Mystery

04.Don't Lose Faith In Me

05.Talk Of The Town

06.Interview

07.One Thing Never Changed

08.Almost Perfect

09.Kid

10.Outro1

11.Don't Cut Your Hair

12.Outro

https://workupload.com/file/b3rMSwbcYTr

Café Olé / Khyber Pass Pub, Philadelphia, PA - April 11, 1986 - WYSP-FM

Cafe Ole

recorded at:
Khyber Pass Pub
Philadelphia, PA
April 11, 1986
WYSP-FM

01 Debbi Calton & Ricky Allen - WYSP-FM Intro
02 Cafe Ole - The Love You Give
03 Cafe Ole - Casual Flirtation
04 Cafe Ole - Let's Do It Right
05 Cafe Ole - Big Time

06 Cafe Ole - Have Fun

07 Cafe Ole - Something About You

08 Cafe Ole - Situation

09 Cafe Ole - Mystery

10 Cafe Ole - Hearing Voices

11 Cafe Ole - Island Song

12 Ricky Allen & Debbi Calton - WYSP-FM Outro
13 Commercial - Satellite Lounge - Zebra, Stryper
14 Commercial - J&B's Red Garter
15 Commercial - Al Sorgie Jewelers
16 Commercial - King's Row Billiards
17 Debbi Calton - talk

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

This is another Philadelphia band that I've never heard of.  They didn't break out of their local geography, although they did tour Norway once.  As always, I'm searching for faint leftover traces of their career from 3,000 miles west of Pennsylvania, starting from scratch.

On Discogs, the band name is documented as
Café Olé.

Newspapers had a tough time figuring out how to bill them.  The name appears as:
Cafe Olé
Cafe Ole
Cafe O'le
Cafe Ol'e
Cafe 'Ole'
Cafe' Ole'

The first evidence turns up in 1980 in an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer, which calls them "a "fusion" band that has been functioning in these parts for the past several years."  A second article from 1981 specifies "four years" which puts their start around 1977.

That same 1981 article mentions the band was working on an album with Lance Quinn, who had a track record as a disco producer with Gloria Gaynor.

Back on Discogs, there's an album on Snakecharmer Records SC-1001, issued in 1981.  Five years later they put out a CD  of the album.  The LP runs from $40.00 to $120.00 for a sealed copy.  That's asking prices; whether they get it or not is anyone's guess.  The Cafe Ole album is the only release on Snakecharmer so that's got to be a self-released record.

They're very "yacht rock" and I don't mean that as a pejorative.  There's a bit of a Pablo Cruise/Michael McDonald feel to the arrangements (not to the vocals, though).  It's solid radio-friendly pop-rock with jazzy overtones. 

A careful search reveals that guitarist Ron Smith is credited on George Thorogood's first album as "second guitar on some tracks."  That speaks to his musical diversity as this sounds NOTHING like Thorogood's amped up take on electric blues.

The band was booked weekly in the greater Philadelphia area, often playing residencies at the same nightclub for several weeks in a row.  There are a few ads from Scranton, about 180 miles outside of the Philadelphia metro, but other than that it looks like they were working professional musicians, playing regular gigs and staying close to home.  Hey, life in an Econoline van isn't easy.  It's to their credit that they played original music instead of just covering the Top 40.

I had to guess on the song titles (and on the name of the jewelry store owner).  If you see any corrections, let me know.

At the end of Sam's tape there were a few minutes of local ads and disk jockey Debbi Calton, which I've chaptered and left on just for the sake of preserving the history.  Local advertising...that was the backbone of the radio industry.  On the syndicated shows, we get the national ads...the Budweisers and Coca-Colas.  On a local broadcast it's J & B's Red Garter and the Satellite Lounge.

https://mega.nz/file/ONgXzBLJ#ppWaImx8j3oL-NQjXM8VsV0svZ8qqVzUsBfvL208oG0

The Bullets / Khyber Pass Pub, Philadelphia, PA May 2, 1986 WYSP-FM

The Bullets

recorded at:

Khyber Pass Pub

Philadelphia, PA

May 2, 1986

WYSP-FM

01 Debbi Calton & Tim the Animal - Stage Intro

02 The Bullets - Tear It Up

03 The Bullets - Miracles

04 The Bullets - Driving Me Crazy

05 The Bullets - She'll Break A Million Hearts

06 The Bullets - Just Another Girl

07 The Bullets - What Is It Baby

08 The Bullets - Work of the Devil

09 The Bullets - Afraid of the Dark

10 The Bullets - (cuts in) Fortunate Son

11 The Bullets - That Ain't Enough

12 The Bullets - A Working Man

13 The Bullets - Long After Midnight

14 Tim the Animal - Encore break

15 The Bullets - Ghost of A Chance

16 Tim the Animal - WYSP-FM Outro

From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music

Based out of Wilmington, Delaware, the Bullets were a rockabilly/blues-rock three piece. Obvious points of comparison are bands like the Stray Cats, Chris Isaak, and Levi & the Rockats. 

While they open a cover with Johnny Burnette's "Tear It Up," (released in 1956), they also touch down in the late 1960s for a go at Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son." 

The original songs show strong songwriting and snappy guitar work, and singer/guitarist Michael Davis has a good voice.  I don't see that these guys ever got a record deal, but they could have put a out a solid rockabilly revival record.

If you've got any information about the band, please leave a comment below.

There's a touch of static that drifts in on a few cuts, but don't worry, it only lasts a short while.

https://mega.nz/file/6QhA1YCK#Mkn7N5USYz-srZCnB87O7nYKej6FCq740URQgbe4dCA

Seals & Crofts - Carnegie Hall NYC 1973

 

Seals & Crofts - Carnegie Hall NYC 1973

WBCN FM Broadcast

Seals & Crofts at the height of their popularity, in concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City, NY on 11/23/1973. This performance took place during their Diamond Girl tour, to promote the album of that name, released in April 1973.This concert was recorded and broadcast by WBCN 104.1 FM ("the Boston Concert Network") in Boston, MA. Portions of this concert also aired on ABC TV.

Band Members:

Jim Seals - Vocals, Guitar, Violin, Saxophone

Dash Crofts - Vocals, Mandolin, Guitar, Keyboards

Louie Shelton - Guitar

Jack Lenz - Organ, Flute

David Paich - Piano, Keyboards

Bobby Lichtig - Bass

Jeff Porcaro - Drums

Antoine Dearborn - Percussion, Vibraphone

Bob Crosby - Saxophone

Rod King - Trumpet

Larry Ford - Trumpet

John Leys - Trombone

Special Guests:

England Dan & John Ford Coley - Vocals (*Track 11)

1 Summer Breeze 04:16

2 Not To Be Found 03:07

3 We May Never Pass This Way Again 04:29

4 Diamond Girl 04:49

5 Unborn Child 04:17

6 High On a Mountain 06:10

7 The Gate 06:11

8 Standin' On a Mountain Top 03:24

9 Baha'i Monologue 01:59

10 Hummingbird 05:13

11 Foot Stompin', Hand Clappin', Hog Callin'* 07:24

12 Summer Breeze (reprise) 00:25

https://workupload.com/file/uBafAAVjUNv

Dave Mason & Jim Krueger - Aquatennial (aka the Mississipi Riverbank Club) Minneapolis, MN 7/25/1986

 

Dave Mason & Jim Krueger

Here is a concert broadcast from the Aquatennial (aka the Mississipi Riverbank Club) in Minneapolis, MN on 7/25/1986. Recorded and broadcast by KTCZ “The Cities” 97.1 in Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN. For this concert, Jim Krueger accompanied Dave Mason on guitar and vocals. No other band members were listed.

Dave Mason - Vocals, Guitar

Jim Krueger - Guitar, Vocals

01. Tuning, talk 0.33

02. Feelin’ Alright (Mason) 4.38

03. World in Changes (Mason) 4.12

04. Every Woman (Mason) 2:48

05. Sad and Deep As You (Mason) 3:37

06. Instrumental (Mason/Krueger) 2:10

07. The Words (Krueger) 3.40

08. Not Fade Away (Petty/Hardin) 4.29

09. Let It Go, Let It Flow (Mason) 4.57

10. Shouldn’t Have Took More Than You Gave (Mason) 2.27

11. Dear Prudence (Lennon/McCartney) 3.01

12. Bird On The Wind (Mason) 3-46

13. We Just Disagree (Krueger) 3.49

14. Maybe (Mason) 3.32

15. Dust My Broom (James) 4.13

16. All Shook Up (Blavkwell/Presley) 3-04

17. Bring It On Home To Me (Cooke) 5.44

18. Dear Mr. Fantasy (Winwood/Wood/Capaldi) 3.09

19. All Along The Watchtower (Dylan) 11.06

20. Take It To The Limit (Meisner/Henley/Frey) 4.08

https://workupload.com/file/6EeRhBvTTN5

Lynyrd Skynyrd And Friends – Superjam I

 

Lynyrd Skynyrd And Friends – Superjam I

Doraville GA, 30th August 1978 

Tracks 1-9 from the Superstar Jam Radio broadcast, August 30th, 1978.Tracks 10 & 11, Volunteer Jam 5, January 1979 ( what the rehearsals were for, 4 months in advance ! )

Gary Rossington, Allen Collins, Artimus Pyle, Billy Powell, Dickey Betts, Charlie Daniels, Jimmy Hall, Bonnie Bramlett, Robert Nix, The Outlaws, Lenny LeBlanc, Taz DiGregorio, Mike Duke, Barry Bailey.

The Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash occurred on October 20, 1977, when the band’s chartered Convair CV‑240 ran out of fuel and crashed near Gillsburg, Mississippi. The Lynyrd Skynyrd and Friends – Superjam I concert in Doraville, Georgia, took place on August 30, 1978. From October 20, 1977 to August 30, 1978 is 10 months and 10 days. So, the Doraville Superjam was about 10 months and 10 days after the crash.

This period included the band’s recovery, legal battles, and eventual reformation under the leadership of Ronnie Van Zant’s brother, Johnny Van Zant, before the 1978 Superjam tour 

https://workupload.com/file/hzDp8c96273

Jefferson Starship – Live at X’s, San Francisco 31st Dec 1979

 

Jefferson Starship – Live at X’s, San Francisco 31 Dec 1979

Early & Late Shows

FM Broadcast

Early Set

1.Intro 

2.Ride the Tiger

3.Girl with the Hungry Eyes

4.Have You Seen the Saucers

5.Wooden Ships

6.Jane 

7.Banter

8.Stranger

9.Lightning Rose

10.Awakening

11.Fading Lady Light

12.Just the Same

13.Freedom at Point Zero 

14.Somebody to Love

15.Banter 

16.Rock Music

17.New Year Countdown

18.Light the Sky on Fire

19.Dance with the Dragon 

Late Set

1.Intro 

2.Ride the Tiger 

3.Jane

4.Stranger 

5.Have You Seen the Saucers

6.Auld Lang Syne

7.Things to Come 

8.Banter

9.Somebody to Love 

10.Dance with the Dragon

11.Light the Sky on Fire

12.Rock Music

13.Banter

14.Volunteers 

15.Pre-Encore Banter

16.Girl with the Hungry Eyes 

Jefferson Starship’s flight was always turbulent. Following a disastrous visit to Berlin in June 1978, Grace Slick departed, and was soon followed by Marty Balin. A car crash that October forced drummer John Barbata to leave too, but the band managed to regroup and release Freedom At Point Zero in November 1979. Showcasing new singer Mickey Thomas and new drummer Aynsley Dunbar, they embarked on a promo tour, playing classics from throughout their career, as well as more recent material. The superb performance on this set was originally broadcasted live around the US on various FM radio stations, including KSAN. 

https://workupload.com/file/3aytYsA95HM

The Tragically Hip - Cabaret Metro Chicago April '91

 

The Tragically Hip - Cabaret Metro Chicago April '91 

 WXRT-FM radio

Having formed in Ontario in 1984, this quintet released their debut album, Up To Here, in 1989. It made a huge impact in their native Canada, paving the way for the success of its follow-up, Road Apples, which hit No1 upon release in February 1991. The superb show captured here was broadcast on WXRT-FM, and finds them on superb form, performing a selection of classic tracks from both their albums to date.

1.Little Bones

2.She Didn't Know

3.Highway Girl

4.Everytime You Go

5.Cordelia

6.Trickle Down

7.Thirty Eight Years Old

8.Three Pistols

10.Fight

11.I'll Believe In You Or I'll Be Leaving You Tonight

12.New Orleans Is Sinking

13.On The Verge

14.Blow At High Dough

https://workupload.com/file/a7DvfLXzAeJ

Neil Diamond - Sydney Sports Ground, Sydney Australia March 9th 1976

 

Neil Diamond - Sydney Sports Ground, Sydney Australia March 9th 1976 

FM Broadcast

01 – Soolaimon

02 – Play Me 

03 – Solitary Man 

04 – Cherry Cherry 

05 – Sweet Caroline 

06 – The Last Picasso 

07 – Longfellow Serenade 

08 – Morningside 

09 – Song Sung Blue 

10 – Cracklin` Rosie 

11 – Holly Holy 

12 – I Am… I Said 

13 – Anthem Be Skybird Lonely Looking Sky 

14 – Brother Love’s Traveling Salvation Show 

15 – I`ve Been This Way Before 

In January 1976, Neil Diamond triumphantly returned to performing after a four-year hiatus, during which he’d focused on himself and his family. The following month he travelled to Australia, where he played a triumphant series of shows as part of his ’Thank You Australia Tour’, covering material from the breadth of his career. The rapturously received final performance on March 9th 1976 – in front of 38,000 fans at Sydney Stadium – was telecast across 37 stations. 

https://workupload.com/file/LtpfxQ2RA5q

Living Colour / T.T. The Bears, Cambridge, MA July 23, 1988

Living Colour
T.T. The Bears
Cambridge, MA 
July 23, 1988 
WBCN-FM

01 Living Colour - One Nation Under A Groove
02 Living Colour - Desperate People
03 Living Colour - Memories Can't Wait
04 Living Colour - Glamour Boys
05 Living Colour - Broken Hearts
06 Living Colour - band intros
07 Living Colour - Open Letter (To a Landlord)
08 Living Colour - Middle Man
09 Living Colour - Cult of Personality
10 Living Colour - Which Way To America (tape flip)
11 Living Colour - Should I Stay Or Should I Go
12 Living Colour - What’s Your Favorite Color (Theme Song)
13 Living Colour - Talkin' 'bout A Revolution
14 Living Colour - Encore break
15 Living Colour - Johnny B. Goode
16 Albert O., Lisa - WBCN Outro Albert O, Lisa

Another from the Sam Eliot's Mustache cassettes collection.
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music

This one has several interesting covers, including songs by the Clash, Tracy Chapman, Talking Heads, Funkadelic, and Chuck Berry.

I found a newspaper article that mention the recording at T.T. The Bear's the following night.

I also added an article on Living Colour from Spin magazine from 1989.  It's not the right year but from the perspective of 2026 it seemed okay to me.  I also included an article on black radio that mentioned Living Colour.

https://mega.nz/file/GFxFDYDa#dWc1JI_zeUSLe0VqEvk9WM_RZyAbfHBuetYiLGZnYZ4

Joe Bonamassa - Schwarzer Adler, Rhineberg, Germany May 1st 2005 FM Broadcast

 

Joe Bonamassa - Schwarzer Adler

Rhineberg, Germany May 1st 2005

FM Broadcast

https://workupload.com/file/WMcVcuqWPW4

The dB's / Cabaret Metro, Chicago, IL Dec. 5, 1984 WXRT-FM

The dB's
Recorded at:
Cabaret Metro
Chicago, IL
December 5, 1984
WXRT-FM
Unknown generation cassette>Audacity>wav'

01 dB's  Introduction
02 dB's  Neverland
03 dB's  She Got Soul
04 dB's  Rendezvous
05 dB's  pH Factor
06 dB's  Bad Reputation
07 dB's  Ramblin' Rose
08 dB's  Love Is For Lovers
09 dB's  A Spy In The House Of Love
10 dB's  New Gun In Town
11 dB's  Black And White
12 dB's  Feliz Navidad
13 dB's  Big Brown Eyes
14 dB's  (cut at tape flip) Great Balls Of Fire
15 dB's  See No Evil
16 dB's  Atlantis
17 dB's  All Night Long
18 dB's  Suspicious Minds
19 dB's  Outro

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music.

I got this in trade years ago, back in the 1980s.  It's mono, why, I don't know...there may be a stereo version out there.  The set list has some fun covers such as the MC5's "Ramblin' Rose" and an eclectic mix of Jose Feliciano, Jerry Lee Lewis, Television, Donovan, Lionel Richie, and Elvis Presley.  

https://mega.nz/file/WRhhHR6J#Z0cklplfu3nwsvj5Btf6nEQpZXFmmuW6Y_YdeRaHVSY

UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE!

I emailed this link to our pal Rob-In-Brevard over at https://dbs-repercussion.blogspot.com/ and he wrote back: 

Turns out I've got this one already. Just in case you're interested, here's the same broadcast in stereo. And if you haven't discovered the Aadam Jacobs collection, you will want to check it out! Literally thousands of live tapes by all kinds of artists that are being digitized by a small army of volunteers.

https://archive.org/details/ajc00855_dbs1984-12-05

Rickie Lee Jones LIVE in Paris France 2009

 

Rickie Lee Jones 

Studio 105

Paris France

2009-11-26

FIP Radio-FM Broadcast @320

01. Radio Intro

02. Easy Money

03. Weasel and the White Boys Cool

04. Chuck E's in Love

05. The Last Chance Texaco

06. Sailor Song

07. Beat Angels

08. A Tree on Allenford

09. It Must be Love

10. Ghostyhead - His Jeweled Floor

11. Living it Up 

12. We Belong Together 

13. Pirates 

14. The Horses 

15. Bonfires 

16. Remember Me 

17. Nobody Knows My Name 

18. Wild Girl 

19. Autumn Leaves 

Rickie Lee Jones - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals

Sal Bernardi - Guitar, Harmonica

Rob Wasserman - Bass

Eclectic & Individual

David Lee Roth – House of Blues, West Hollywood, CA, USA June 28, 1994

 

David Lee Roth – Recorded live at House of Blues, West Hollywood, CA, USA  June 28, 1994

1. Interview

2. Intro

3. Big Train

4. Panama

5. Experience

6. She's My Machine

7. A Little Luck

8. Your Filthy Little Mouth

9. Band Introductions

10. Just A Gigolo

11. Beautiful Girls

12. Hey, You Never Know

13. Night Life

14. Just Like Paradise

15. Land's Edge

16. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love

17. California Girls

18. Ice Cream Man Intro

19. Ice Cream Man

20. Jump

https://workupload.com/file/q9ZTyjQcVuS

LeCompt / Empire Rock Club, Philadelphia, PA Sept. 29, 1989 WMMR-FM

LeCompt
Empire Rock Club, 
Philadelphia, PA 
September 29, 1989 
WMMR-FM

01 Announcer - WMMR-FM Intro
02 LeCompt - All The Days Gone By
03 LeCompt - i don't worry about that
04 LeCompt - Thin Ice
05 LeCompt - Make Way For The Sinners
06 LeCompt - S.S.C.P.
07 LeCompt - How Many Friends
08 LeCompt - Got Me Where You Want Me
09 LeCompt - Keep On Rockin'
10 Announcer - WMMR Outro

From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Big Box of Cassette Tapes!
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music.

We haven't done a local Philadelphia band for ages, so here's a band I had never heard of until I got this cassette from our pal Sam last year.

LeCompt is pop-rock.  Catchy, a strong vocalist...there's not much I can say as I discovered them from 3,000 away forty years later. My HOPE is that someone here from the Philadelphia area will go "Yikes, DRaftervoi!  I loved this band!"

https://mega.nz/file/rEpmGYCB#NRQShCd6mBwEoylqNB7QVOZQUPNSVmIH2VmJQB6TrMc

John Cale / De Vrijhof, Enschede, Netherlands, Feb. 14, 1984 - FM sources

John Cale

Recorded at:
De Vrijhof
Enschede, Netherlands
February 14, 1984

FM source but I'm not sure of the radio station....

01 John Cale - Caribbean Sunset
02 John Cale - Guts
03 John Cale - Praetorian Underground
04 John Cale - Dead Or Alive
05 John Cale - Magazines
06 John Cale - Model Beruit Recital
07 John Cale - Dr. Mudd
08 John Cale - Leaving It Up To You
09 John Cale - Heartbreak Hotel
10 John Cale - Chinese Envoy
11 John Cale - Waiting For The Man
12 John Cale - Paris 1919
13 John Cale - Hungry For Love
14 John Cale - Streets of Laredo
15 John Cale - Villa Albani
16 John Cale - Pablo Picasso
17 John Cale - Fear Is A Man's Best Friend
18 John Cale - I Keep A Close Watch

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music
ĐR̃äⒻṬëŕṽöï dïgïtïzëd 2014 (and finished it July 4, 2026)

This version combines two lossy tracks (the first two songs, "Caribbean Sunset" and "Guts") with a flac file digitized from a cassette tape recorded by Hans Devente.  His copy cuts in to "Guts" about halfway through the song.  There's a version of this on Archive.org that has the first two songs but is missing the last two songs ("Fear Is A Man's Best Friend" and "I Keep A Close Watch.") 

I'm wary of combining different sources, but the sources blended together well-enough that I think this is an improvement over the two incomplete recordings.  Yes, the first two songs are from a lossy source, but they sound fine.

https://mega.nz/file/2NQWhZ7b#gv564pTsDaORmnIkRlxGuaq5-vWudgIQtW5qWBilAIM