Live From Gilley's L 88-31 - Juice Newton - Westwood One Presents 89-40 "two-fer one"

Juice Newton
Live From Gilley's L 88-31
for broadcast the week of July 29, 1988

Recorded at:
Crazy Horse Saloon
April 4, 1988
Santa Ana, CA\

01 Jim Duncan - Live From Gilleys L 88-31 Intro
02 Juice Newton - One Touch
03 Juice Newton - You Make Me Want To Make You Mine
04 Juice Newton - Angel Of The Morning
05 Jim Duncan - Live From Gilleys L 88-31 Break
06 Commercial - Mineral Ice (Patrick O'Neal)
07 Commercial - Footmedic
08 Commercial - Betty Crocker
09 Jim Duncan - Live From Gilleys L 88-31 Segment Intro
10 Juice Newton - Love Sail Away
11 Juice Newton - Old Flame
12 Jim Duncan - Live From Gilleys L 88-31 Break
13 Commercial - Flavor Ice
14 Commercial - Clorox
15 Commercial - Betty Crocker
16 Jim Duncan - Live From Gilleys L 88-31 Segment Intro
17 Juice Newton - Hurt
18 Juice Newton - Tell Me True
19 Jim Duncan - Live From Gilleys L 88-31 Break
20 Commercial - Mineral Ice (Patrick O'Neal)
21 Commercial - Footmedic
22 Commercial - Clorox
23 Jim Duncan - Live From Gilleys L 88-31 Segment Intro
24 Juice Newton - Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me
25 Juice Newton - Break It To Me Gently
26 Jim Duncan - Live From Gilleys L 88-31 Break
27 Commercial - Betty Crocker
28 Commercial - A&E Cable
29 Jim Duncan - Live From Gilleys L 88-31 Segment Intro
30 Juice Newton - Queen Of Hearts
31 Juice Newton - Tear It Up
32 Jim Duncan - Live From Gilleys L 88-31 Outro

Runout grooves:
L.88-31-1 MDC KM
L/88-31-2 MDC KM

Juice Newton played the Crazy Horse Steak House & Theatre on Monday April 4 and Tuesday April 5, 1988.  The review in the Los Angeles Times mentions the Monday show was recorded for Westwood One. 

The same tracks were repeated on Westwood One Presents 89-40, with one exception: "Queen of Hearts" was replaced by "The Sweetest Thing"

This is one of the "Live From Gilleys" shows that was live, but not from Gilley's Club...in spite of the name of the show.  

On Tuesday July 12, 1988...just two weeks before the broadcast date of this show, a Houston jury awarded Mickey Gilley $17 million and ordered his former partner Cryer to change the name of the nightclub.  

The lawsuit had been filed in April 1987 and ran through the end of July 1988, and the copyright over the name "Gilley's" and the right to use it was part of the lawsuit. How that affected Westwood One is unknown at this time, but they began recording shows at other venues, and the following year rebranded the show as "Westwood One Presents." 

https://mega.nz/file/3AYRDL6b#IUJjtd3im_8PClf28WfZ8yGiK53feqYNKauLgkP2kiw

and..    The same tracks were repeated, with one exception: "The Sweetest Thing" was replaced by "Queen of Hearts" on Westwood One Presents #89-40.  I could do a separate post but I'm just going to drop that later version of the show right here:

https://mega.nz/file/rB4FhQDY#TmxhEz1u-ONo-tsCDGtwa9wEWsmZxFIatlKXWnxsbCE

Westwood One Startrak Profile/Concert - Juice Newton

Juice Newton

Startrak Profile

PC 84-43

For broadcast the week of October 15, 1984

Recorded at:

Long Beach Arena

Long Beach, CA

December 2, 1983

01 Announcer - PC 84-43 Intro

02 Commercial - Budweiser

03 Commercial - Trident

04 Announcer - PC 84-43 Segment Intro

05 Juice Newton - Trail of Tears

06 Juice Newton - Tell Her No

07 Juice Newton - Angel Of The Morning

08 Commercial - U.S. Navy

09 Commercial - Trident

10 Commercial - Crest

11 Announcer - PC 84-43 Break

12 Juice Newton - Love Sail Away

13 Juice Newton - Heart Of The Night

14 Juice Newton - Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me

15 Commercial - Mediquell

16 Commercial - Trident

17 Commercial - Crest

18 Announcer - PC 84-43 Break

19 Juice Newton - Shot Full of Love

20 Juice Newton - Dirty Looks

21 Juice Newton - Break It To Me Gently

22 Commercial - Mediquell

23 Commercial - Crest

24 Announcer - PC 84-43 Break

25 Juice Newton - Queen of Hearts

26 Juice Newton - The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known)

27 Juice Newton - It's Late

28 Announcer - PC 84-43 Outro

29 Announcer - PC 84-43 Promo

Runout Grooves:

PC 84•43•A  JS KM

PC 84•43•B  JS KM

PC 84•43•C  JS KM

PC 84•43•D  JS KM

JS KM indicates the LPs were lacquer cut by Joe Sidore and mastered at KM Records Inc.

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Includes 300 dpi scans of the disc labels.  There's a scan of the cue sheet, which incorrectly says it's show 84-11.  The date on the cue is the same as the October date printed on the disc labels.  If the cue was really for 84-11, that would indicate a show in the spring of 1984.  

There WAS a Juice Newton Westwood One concert from earlier in the year, and I found a print ad for it, and that's in the Artwork file just to make note of it.  It is possible the earlier show was 84-11 and someone at Westwood One mixed it up with the later broadcast.  Westwood One often repeated the concert material, swapping in new commercials and announcements. The commercials on the cue match the commercials on the show, so the only thing out of place is that number 84-11.

I also included newspaper print ads for the concert from 1983. The ads show the concert branded as part of the Salem Spirit Concert Series.

Salem is a brand of menthol flavored cigarettes and named after the hometown of the brand; Winston-Salem, North Carolina.  It's not named after the location of witch trials of the 1690s.

The sponsorships involved heavy promotion of the cigarette brand, with concert signage and free packs of cigarettes handed out at shows.

The Salem Spirit Concert Series for 1984 featured Alabama as the headliner with Juice Newton and Thrasher Brothers as support acts.  

I've included a few articles on the sponsorship. Corporate sponsorships were middling controversial at the time; Neil Young wrote "This Note's For You" three years later in 1987 as a response to the creeping commercialism.

But if is wasn't for the commercialism, the desire to sell national advertising commercials promoting products such as Budweiser beer, Trident gum, and Crest toothpaste, we wouldn't get to hear this Juice Newton show. 

By the way, as usual, I need YOUR help.  There's an unidentified band in the Budweiser ad here

Can you help solve the mystery and name the band?

https://mega.nz/file/rRo0TSyD#PkPcTUaUkXjsWTtdLS89-P5fF2wcGRL9wA2aGK7389o

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The Startrak shows were primarily "profile" shows, where an artist's career was discussed, interspersed with tracks from their albums. There were concert shows, every few weeks.  A lot of the concert shows were shorter edits from other Westwood shows such as the Superstar Concert or In Concert but there were unique shows that only turned up under the Startrak name, and sometimes the Startrak shows had a few tracks not on the corresponding Westwood shows.