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Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Sunday, December 31, 2023
Dave Edmunds All-Star Rock and Roll Revue KBFH Part 1 and Part 2
Dave Edmunds All-Star Rock and Roll Revue (Part One)
King Biscuit Flower Hour week of 5/7/90 - 5/13/90
King Biscuit Flower Hour week of 5/7/90 - 5/13/90
Recorded April 7, 1990 at the Warfield, San Francisco, CA
Date confirmed by newspaper ad (included)
01 Bill Minkin - KBFH Intro
02 Commercial - Greyhound
03 Commercial - Army Reserve
04 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro
05 Dave Edmunds - Fallin' Through A Hole
06 Dave Edmunds - Feel So Right
07 Dave Edmunds - Closer To The Flame
08 Dave Edmunds - Don't Talk To Me
09 Dave Edmunds - I Knew The Bride
10 Bill Minkin - KBFH Break
11 Commercial - Greyhound
12 Commercial - Army Reserve
13 Commercial - LaBuick
14 Commercial - Greyhound
15 Dave Edmunds - Green Onions, Segment Intro
16 Graham Parker - Get Started. Start A Fire
17 Graham Parker - Local Girls
18 Graham Parker - My Girl
19 Graham Parker - Heat Treatment
20 Bill Minkin - KBFH Break
21 Commercial - Army Reserve - Trident
22 Commercial - Greyhound
23 Commercial - Army Reserve
24 Dion - King of the New York Streets
25 Dion - Runaround Sue
26 Dion - The Wanderer
27 Bill Minkin - KBFH Outro
28 Bill Minkin - KBFH Promo
According to the AP wire story (included), Edmunds had tinnitus, and didn't want to play a full set...so he called on Graham Parker, Kim Wilson, and Dion to join the tour. Each singer did a half-hour set, with a big jam at the end with all of them on stage, and the backing band included the Miami Horns and Steve Cropper.
King Biscuit produced a two part show, spread over two weeks, featuring excerpts from each artists set, and part of the big finale. Sound quality is excellent as this is extracted from the discs.
Dave Edmunds All-Star Rock and Roll Revue (Part Two)
King Biscuit Flower Hour week of 5/14/90 - 5/20/90
01 Bill Minkin - KBFH Intro
02 Commercial - Army Reserve
03 Commercial - Greyhound
04 Commercial - Time Life Music
05 Kim Wilson - Wrap It Up
06 Kim Wilson - Tuff Enuff
07 Kim Wilson - Nervous Fella
08 Bill Minkin - KBFH Break
09 Commercial - Army Reserve
10 Commercial - Greyhound
11 Commercial - Army Reserve
12 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro
13 Dave Edmunds - From Small Things
14 Dave Edmunds - I Hear You Knocking
15 Dave Edmunds - Juju Man
16 Dave Edmunds - King of Love
18 Bill Minkin - KBFH Break
19 Commercial - Greyhound
20 Commercial - LaBuick
21 Commercial - Army Reserve
22 Commercial - Greyhound
23 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro
24 Edmunds Parker Dion Wilson with Steve Cropper - Dock of the Bay
25 Edmunds Parker Dion Wilson with Steve Cropper - I'm Ready
26 Edmunds Parker Dion Wilson with Steve Cropper - Keep a-Knockin'
27 Bill Minkin - KBFH Outro
28 Commercial - Promo bed
Also...do any of Our Beloved Audience know if the Fab T-Birds ever released "Nervous Fella?" Or if that's even the correct title?
Part One:
Part Two:
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Graham Parker,
Kim Wilson,
King Biscuit Flower Hour,
Pre-FM,
Steve Cropper
Sunday, April 17, 2016
Howling For Hubert - Various Artists, Apollo Theater, NY 2012
Originally posted by v-chile
Saturday, March 10, 2012
As requested by simonthecat

A great pleasure to the Voodoo Wagon!
A very good friend of the blog sent us the link of this special meeting of Blues aficionados last night. Too bad we don`t have him here on the Wagon as a contributor anymore. Many thanks again for the show!
Eric Clapton, Jimmy Vaughan, Eddy Shaw, Elvis Costello, Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks, Billy Gibbons, Keb Mo,Warren Haynes, Keith Richard, Buddy Guy...they all played at this show in New York City. And it seems they all had a lot of fun!
Not to forget the responding audience too...
A Big Thanks to the producers of this boot! I mean the show is about 10 days young and we have a perfect recording including perfect front and back covers.
This is something only bootleggers can do. Salute!
~v-chile
Patrick Doyle reported in rollingstone.com:
Close to midnight last night at New York’s Apollo Theater, Eric Clapton had just finished a thunderous take on classic blues number “Forty Four” when Keith Richards ambled onstage with no introduction. Wearing a dark blazer, long green scarf, fedora and a huge grin, he embraced Clapton and stood center stage to massive applause, delivering a smoky take on Howlin’ Wolf’s “Going Down Slow,” a chronicle of a frail man who has savored life’s greatest pleasures. “Man, I’ve had things that kings and queens will never have,” Richards growled. “In fact, they don’t even know about them, let alone get ’em. And good times? Mmmm…” He hovered around Clapton and then stood sidestage by the piano while Clapton delivered a throaty verse and then weaved clean-toned solos with young Austin guitarist Gary Clark Jr… It was Richards’ first major musical appearance since the Rolling Stones last toured five years ago, and he showed little rust.
More Here...
Disc 1
(Set 1)
Track 101. Talking Intro
Track 102. Key To The Highway (Eric Clapton & James Cotton)
Track 103. Jeffrey Wright Introduction
Track 104. Roll Where You Want Hubert Sumlin (Big Head Todd)
Track 105. Six Strings Down (Jimmie Jimmy Vaughan)
Track 106. Lucky Lou (Jody Williams and Kenny Wayne Shepherd)
Track 107. Evil (Jody Williams, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Jimmy Vivino, David Johansen & Kim Wilson)
Track 108. Born In Chicago - Sweet Home Chicago (Ronnie Baker Brooks & Lonnie Brooks)
Track 109. Sittin’ On top Of The World (Eddie Eddy Shaw & Henry Gray)
Disc 2
Set 1 (cont’d)
Track 201. Hidden Charms (Elvis Costello, Eddie Eddy Shaw & Henry Gray)
Track 202. You’ll Be Mine (Warren Haynes)
Track 203. I Asked For Water (Warren Haynes & Billy Gibbons)
Track 204. Mister Highway Man (Warren Haynes & Billy Gibbons)
Set 2
Track 205. Intro To Jazz Foundation
Track 206. Who’s Been Talking (Kim Wilson)
Track 207. Howlin’ For My Baby (Keb Mo & Eddie Eddy Shaw)
Track 208. Commit a Crime (Doyle Bramhall, Jimmie Jimmy Vaughan & Keb Mo)
Track 209. Meet Me At the Bottom (Derek Trucks & Jimmie Jimmy Vaughan)
Disc 3
Track 301. How Many More Years (Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks)
Track 302. Three Hundred Pounds Of Joy (Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks)
Track 303. Who Do You Love (Robert Randolph & Jody Williams)
Track 304. I’m Goin’ Down (Buddy Guy & Quinn Sullivan)
Track 305. Hocchie Coochie Koochie Man (Buddy Guy & Robert Randolph)
Track 306. Beggin’ You Please (Buddy Guy & Shemekia Copeland)
Track 307. Catfish Blues (Gary Clark Jr.)
Disc 4
Track 401. Shake For Me (Eric Clapton & Gary Clark Jr.)
Track 402. Little Baby (Eric Clapton & Gary Clark Jr.)
Track 403. Forty Four (Eric Clapton, Gary Clark Jr. & Jody Williams)
Track 404. Goin’ Down Slow (Eric Clapton, Keith Richards & Gary Clark Jr.)
Track 405. Little Red Rooster (Keith Richards & James Cotton)
Track 406. Spoonful (Keith Richards, Eric Clapton & James Cotton)
Track 407. Wang Dang Doodle (All Musicians on stage)
Track 408. Smokestack Lightning (All Musicians on stage)
House band:
Willie Weeks - electric bass
Larry The Mole Taylor - standup bass
Billy Flynn - guitar
Eddie Taylor Jr. - guitar
Danny Kootch Kortchmar - guitar
Barrelhouse Chuck Goering - upright piano
Ivan Neville - organ, electric piano
Jimmy Lee Keltner - drums
Thanks to the original source!
Thanks to Captain Acid for uploading and fixing!
Thanks to Mr.D for the cover artwork!
Enjoy!
Saturday, March 10, 2012
As requested by simonthecat

Howling For Hubert
Various Artists` Tribute To Hubert Sumlin
February 24, 2012
Apollo Theater, NY
Excellent Audience Recording@ 224
A great pleasure to the Voodoo Wagon!
A very good friend of the blog sent us the link of this special meeting of Blues aficionados last night. Too bad we don`t have him here on the Wagon as a contributor anymore. Many thanks again for the show!
Eric Clapton, Jimmy Vaughan, Eddy Shaw, Elvis Costello, Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks, Billy Gibbons, Keb Mo,Warren Haynes, Keith Richard, Buddy Guy...they all played at this show in New York City. And it seems they all had a lot of fun!
Not to forget the responding audience too...
A Big Thanks to the producers of this boot! I mean the show is about 10 days young and we have a perfect recording including perfect front and back covers.
This is something only bootleggers can do. Salute!
~v-chile
Patrick Doyle reported in rollingstone.com:
Close to midnight last night at New York’s Apollo Theater, Eric Clapton had just finished a thunderous take on classic blues number “Forty Four” when Keith Richards ambled onstage with no introduction. Wearing a dark blazer, long green scarf, fedora and a huge grin, he embraced Clapton and stood center stage to massive applause, delivering a smoky take on Howlin’ Wolf’s “Going Down Slow,” a chronicle of a frail man who has savored life’s greatest pleasures. “Man, I’ve had things that kings and queens will never have,” Richards growled. “In fact, they don’t even know about them, let alone get ’em. And good times? Mmmm…” He hovered around Clapton and then stood sidestage by the piano while Clapton delivered a throaty verse and then weaved clean-toned solos with young Austin guitarist Gary Clark Jr… It was Richards’ first major musical appearance since the Rolling Stones last toured five years ago, and he showed little rust.
More Here...
Disc 1
(Set 1)
Track 101. Talking Intro
Track 102. Key To The Highway (Eric Clapton & James Cotton)
Track 103. Jeffrey Wright Introduction
Track 104. Roll Where You Want Hubert Sumlin (Big Head Todd)
Track 105. Six Strings Down (Jimmie Jimmy Vaughan)
Track 106. Lucky Lou (Jody Williams and Kenny Wayne Shepherd)
Track 107. Evil (Jody Williams, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Jimmy Vivino, David Johansen & Kim Wilson)
Track 108. Born In Chicago - Sweet Home Chicago (Ronnie Baker Brooks & Lonnie Brooks)
Track 109. Sittin’ On top Of The World (Eddie Eddy Shaw & Henry Gray)
Disc 2
Set 1 (cont’d)
Track 201. Hidden Charms (Elvis Costello, Eddie Eddy Shaw & Henry Gray)
Track 202. You’ll Be Mine (Warren Haynes)
Track 203. I Asked For Water (Warren Haynes & Billy Gibbons)
Track 204. Mister Highway Man (Warren Haynes & Billy Gibbons)
Set 2
Track 205. Intro To Jazz Foundation
Track 206. Who’s Been Talking (Kim Wilson)
Track 207. Howlin’ For My Baby (Keb Mo & Eddie Eddy Shaw)
Track 208. Commit a Crime (Doyle Bramhall, Jimmie Jimmy Vaughan & Keb Mo)
Track 209. Meet Me At the Bottom (Derek Trucks & Jimmie Jimmy Vaughan)
Disc 3
Track 301. How Many More Years (Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks)
Track 302. Three Hundred Pounds Of Joy (Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks)
Track 303. Who Do You Love (Robert Randolph & Jody Williams)
Track 304. I’m Goin’ Down (Buddy Guy & Quinn Sullivan)
Track 305. Hocchie Coochie Koochie Man (Buddy Guy & Robert Randolph)
Track 306. Beggin’ You Please (Buddy Guy & Shemekia Copeland)
Track 307. Catfish Blues (Gary Clark Jr.)
Disc 4
Track 401. Shake For Me (Eric Clapton & Gary Clark Jr.)
Track 402. Little Baby (Eric Clapton & Gary Clark Jr.)
Track 403. Forty Four (Eric Clapton, Gary Clark Jr. & Jody Williams)
Track 404. Goin’ Down Slow (Eric Clapton, Keith Richards & Gary Clark Jr.)
Track 405. Little Red Rooster (Keith Richards & James Cotton)
Track 406. Spoonful (Keith Richards, Eric Clapton & James Cotton)
Track 407. Wang Dang Doodle (All Musicians on stage)
Track 408. Smokestack Lightning (All Musicians on stage)
House band:
Willie Weeks - electric bass
Larry The Mole Taylor - standup bass
Billy Flynn - guitar
Eddie Taylor Jr. - guitar
Danny Kootch Kortchmar - guitar
Barrelhouse Chuck Goering - upright piano
Ivan Neville - organ, electric piano
Jimmy Lee Keltner - drums
Thanks to the original source!
Thanks to Captain Acid for uploading and fixing!
Thanks to Mr.D for the cover artwork!
Enjoy!
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