Ann & Nancy Wilson and Terry Reid - Mountian Stage Special Events Center, Boise State University, Boise, Idaho June 20, 1993

 

This is the first and only time the Wilson sisters played for the Mountain Stage radio. The Wilson sisters doing some new tracks, with some old classics re-vamped.  Along with one of their favorite Zeppelin covers, 'Battle of Evermore'. We also have Terry Reid doing a short set during tracks 10-12. Then everyone joins in for the final song, 'Chain of Fools'. It's an interesting performance by Ann and Nancy.

01. DJ Introduction   02. Back To Avalon   03. Cherry Blossom Road   04. Love Mistake   05. Anything Is Possible   06. Battle of Evermore (Led Zeppelin)   07. These Dreams   08. Crazy On You   09. Ring Them Bells   10. Servant Girl   11. I Can't Stand The Rain (Ann Pebbles)   12. When I Fall In Love (Doris Day)   13. Chain of Fools (Aretha Franklin)

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Heart - Live Clearwater, FL. 2002

Heart - Ruth Eckerd Hall
Clearwater, FL.
July 3, 2002

ALD soudboard @flac

 

Lineage (Tracks 101-210):
ALD/SBD > D8 (listen box--from the parking lot) > Somy M1 DAT > PC > CDR

Lineage (Track 211):
ALD or IEM > Sony M1 > Master > PC > CDR

Additional editing notes:  
* Show was recorded out-of-phase; show was phase-corrected (to be "in-phase") via Cool Edit Pro (however, Track 211--the soundcheck--was in-phase to begin with)
* Re-tracked show by combining in Nero, splitting with CD Wave
* Combined soundcheck into a single track (source CDR had it split into 5 pieces)
* Decreased volume in Track 101 by -2dB (0:02-0:21 mark) using Nero's wave editor
* Removed 25 seconds of applause at beginning of Track 102 and faded-in with Nero's wave editor
* Applied fade-out to Track 112 and Track 210 with Nero's wave editor
* Applied fade-in to Track 201 with Nero's wave editor
* Removed many gaps present in Track 201 and Track 205 (bad burn to CDR source?)
* Fixed dropout in one channel in Track 207 (3:24 mark) by pasting from the other channel (using Audacity)


Excellent ALD-Soundboard recording  
(a John Tsalikes recording, from the Jim F. collection)
Here's another fine John T./Jim F. recording brought to you by TheCommish!

 

Band:
Ann Wilson - vocals, guitar, flute
Nancy Wilson - guitar, vocals
Scott Olson - guitar
Mike Inez - bass
Ben Smith - drums

Setlist:

Disc 1

101. Announcements (optional track - not really an intro)
102. Crazy On You
103. Sister Wild Rose
104. The Witch
105. Straight On
106. These Dreams
107. Mistral Wind
108. Alone
109. Dog & Butterfly
110. Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters
111. The Battle of Evermore
112. Heaven

Disc2 

201. Magic Man
202. Two Faces of Eve
203. Love Alive
204. Break The Rock
205. Barracuda
206. Encore break #1 (applause)
207. Wild Child
208. Black Dog
209. Encore break #2 (applause)
210. Dreamboat Annie
211. Soundcheck (optional bonus track)



ALD (assisted listening device) soundboard recordings are usually knocked for their "thin" sound quality (high amount of treble, not enough bass), but I don't think that's a real issue here at all.  As such, Jim's files have been unaltered for sound quality (i.e., no EQ performed)--if some of you prefer to have more bass in your ALD recordings, I'll let you do your own EQ work since it then becomes a matter of personal taste.  As for me, I think the show sounds great, as-is.

&!&

 

Heart - Live Daytona Beach 1984

Back From The Dead by request...
Originally posted November 25, 2015

Heart - Daytona Beach Bandshell
March 23, 1984

Daytona Beach, FL.
FM Source @320

 Set List:

1 Sleep Alone 05:18
2 Blue Guitar 03:42
3 City's Burning 04:12
4 Crazy On You 04:23
5 Jealousy 03:396 Magic Man 02:57
7 The Heat 04:03
8 Mistral Wind 07:44
9 For Your Love 03:33
10 Johnny Moon 05:16
11 Straight On 03:56
12 Even It Up 04:12
13 Bebe Le Strange 03:21
14 How Can I Refuse 05:31
15  Allies 04:46
16 Barracuda 04:17

 

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Link Corrected...

Heart '07 well be back soon...

 

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Heart / Westwood One Superstar In Concert 89-08 (Portland 1987)

Heart

Westwood One Superstar Concert Series Show 89-08

for broadcast the weekend of May 12, 1989

recorded at the Portland Coliseum, 

August 30, 1987

Sides 1, 2, and 3:

01 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-08 break - Steve Downes

02 Commercial - Miller Lite

03 Bad Animals

04 The Wolf

05 Barracuda

06 Commercial - Miller Lite

07 Commercial - Ruffles Potato Chips

08 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-08 break - Steve Downes

09 Nothing At All

10 What About Love

11 Commercial - Dodge

12 Commercial - Miller Lite

13 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-08 break - Steve Downes

14 Dreamboat Annie

15 These Dreams

16 Straight On

17 Commercial - Miller Lite

18 Commercial - Nestle

19 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-08 break - Steve Downes

Sides 4, 5, and 6:

20 Who Will You Run To

21 Never 

22 How Can I Refuse

23 Commercial - Nestle 

24 Commercial - Miller Lite

25 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-08 break - Steve Downes

26 Crazy On You

27 If Looks Could Kill

28 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-08 break - Steve Downes

29 Commercial - Dodge

30 Commercial - Greyhound

31 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-08 break - Steve Downes

32 Bebe le Strange

33 Alone

34 Keep A Knockin' / Rock and Roll

35 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-08 outro - Steve Downes

36 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-08 promo - Steve Downes

37 Greenpeace Public Service Announcement - Daryl Hall

38 Greenpeace Public Service Announcement - John Oates

39 Greenpeace Public Service Announcement - Bruce Hornsby

Runout grooves:

(etched) CO • 89-08-01 MDC  KM (stamped)

(etched) CO • 89-08-02 MDC  KM (stamped)

(etched) CO • 89-08-03 MDC  KM (stamped)

(etched) CO • 89-08-04 MDC  KM (stamped)

(etched) CO • 89-08-05 MDC  KM (stamped)

(etched) CO • 89-08-06 MDC  KM (stamped)

Updated December 2024. Added runout grooves, cue sheet, affidavit, satellite schedule, six disc labels, newspaper clippings, and print at from Radio & Records magazine.

"Never" and "How Can I Refuse" are listed incorrectly in reversed order on the cue sheet.

The same set list was also on show #87-23 broadcast on Oct. 2-4, 1987, and again as #88-11 on June 17-19, 1988. In an unusual move, Westwood One paid for a print ad for this broadcast; usually they did ads for the first broadcast but not the later ones.

The Westwood One recording was the source for the bootlegs "Straight From The..." on the Karma label, and "Live In Concert" on the Three Cool Cats label.

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