Jim Carroll / Captured Live! #13 - Uncle Sam's, Nantasket Beach, Hull MA May 30, 1982 ("Boston")

Jim Carroll
Captured Live! 13

Recorded at:
Uncle Sam's,
Nantasket Beach, Hull, MA "Boston"
May 30, 1982

Pre-FM from radio reel

01 Dave Cook, Mark Parenteau - Intro
02 Commercial - Chevrolet Camero

03 Mark Parenteau, Bruce, Jim Carroll - Interview
04 Jim Carroll - It's Too Late
05 Jim Carroll - Wicked Gravity
06 Jim Carroll - Them
07 Jim Carroll - Jody
08 Jim Carroll - Still Life
09 Jim Carroll - Lorraine
10 Commercial - Mattel M Network
11 Jim Carroll - City Drops Into The Night
12 Jim Carroll - Barricades
13 Commercial - Chevrolet Camero
14 Commercial - American Express (Gatlin Brothers)
15 Jim Carroll - People Who Died
16 Mark Parenteau, Bruce, Jim Carroll - Interview
17 Commercial - Mattel M Network
18 Mark Parenteau - Outro

On this one we have shots of the original cue sheets, reel, and tape box I grabbed off of an EBAY listing. They're terrible, someone took these with their cell phone.  What they're good for is to tell us what documentation did exist and is missing for all of the other shows.

We establish that the tape box had "13TH IN THE SERIES" but the show number wasn't on the cue sheet.  I do not see an air date or broadcast window listed. If the original box is missing, you won't know the show number, and the run date will have to be discovered from third party sources, such as Billboard.

I did find a listing in the Boston Globe that proves the recording date was May 30, 1982.  Cost of a ticket was $1.50.  Let's see...minimum wage in 1982 in Massachusetts was $3.35 an hour.  So..in 2024 terms, it would be like a ticket for $6.75.  The further we get from the past, the weirder it looks.  At those prices, why wasn't I at a show every night of my life?

Anyway, Merry Christmas to all of the Voodoo Crew: the authors who post, Our Beloved Audience who drop the occasional comment, the behind-the-scenes participants like Sam Eliot's Mustache and Matt, and our fellow bloggers such as Jonder, JustDave, and Mr. Throckmorton III who drop by the Voodoo Wagon Secret Headquarters now and then!

I know Jobe has a soft spot in his heart for a little bit of Jim Carroll, so I timed this one to land on Christmas day, just for him!  :)

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Jim Carroll Live 1978 {BACK FROM THE DEAD}

Either you know about this guy or not. I don't expect this to go over that big. If you know him only for "People Who Died" you missed out.  His 3 released musical CD's (his second record has never been released on cd) are things you should seek out. Not the best recording here, but his stuff is pretty hard to find.  Sorry no cover. @ 224 KBPS
Songs are
1.Wicked Gravity
2.Tension
3.It's Too Late
4.Voices
5.Lorraine
6.Low Rider
7.Tension
8.Day And Night
9.Love Crimes
10.Catholic Boy
11.It's Too Late
12.I Want The Angel
13.Wicked Gravity
14.Runaway
15.Fall Down Laughing

WAS CONVICTED OF THEFT WHEN I FELL FROM THE WOMB