Jesus Jones
Glastonbury Festival
June 22, 1990
cassette master from radio broadcast
Glastonbury Festival
June 22, 1990
cassette master from radio broadcast
01 Mark Van Gelder - Intro
02 Jesus Jones - Move Mountains
03 Jesus Jones - What's Going On
04 Jesus Jones - Never Enough
05 Jesus Jones - Welcome Back Victoria
06 Jesus Jones - Song 13
07 Jesus Jones - Nothing To Hold Me
08 Jesus Jones - Right Here Right Now
09 Jesus Jones - Real, Real, Real
10 Jesus Jones - Info Freako
11 Mark Van Gelder - Outro
02 Jesus Jones - Move Mountains
03 Jesus Jones - What's Going On
04 Jesus Jones - Never Enough
05 Jesus Jones - Welcome Back Victoria
06 Jesus Jones - Song 13
07 Jesus Jones - Nothing To Hold Me
08 Jesus Jones - Right Here Right Now
09 Jesus Jones - Real, Real, Real
10 Jesus Jones - Info Freako
11 Mark Van Gelder - Outro
Setlist.fm says the original set list for June 22, 1990 is as follows:
Move Mountains
What's Going On
Never Enough
Right Here, Right Now
Barry D Next to Cleanliness
Broken Bones
Welcome Back Victoria
Song 13
Nothing To Hold Me
Bring It on Down
Real, Real, Real
What Would You Know?
Info Freako
What's Going On
Never Enough
Right Here, Right Now
Barry D Next to Cleanliness
Broken Bones
Welcome Back Victoria
Song 13
Nothing To Hold Me
Bring It on Down
Real, Real, Real
What Would You Know?
Info Freako
So, this rebroadcast has nine of the thirteen songs, with the order shuffled. Missing are "Barry D Next To Cleanliness," "Broken Bones," "Bring It On Down" and "What Would You Know."
The BBC issued a transcription disc on LP, Jesus Jones In Concert Glastonbury 1990 (also can be found on a reel to reel tape) with an even shorter set list:
Move Mountains
Right Here Right Now
Broken Bones
Song 13
Bring It On Down
Real Real Real
What Would You Know
Move Mountains
Right Here Right Now
Broken Bones
Song 13
Bring It On Down
Real Real Real
What Would You Know
That would add two of the missing songs.
The outro credits it to "Westwood One and the BBC Transcription service." So it's from a Westwood One source, but the announcer is the local deejay Mark Van Gelder from San Francisco's KITS-FM. So while the show isn't named, it's probably a Westwood One In The Zone show, which left announcing to the local deejay.
I've included press coverage from Glastonbury 1990.


