King Biscuit Flower Hour - Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock

King Biscuit Flower Hour
air date: June 11, 1978
Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock

Recorded at:
Masonic Auditorium
San Francisco, CA
February 2, 1978

01 Bill Minkin - Intro
02 Commercial - 3M Scotch Recording Tape (Ray Charles)
03 Commercial - Lee
04 Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock - Someday My Prince Will Come
05 Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock - Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away)
06 Commercial - Break
07 Commercial - 3M Scotch Recording Tape (Ray Charles)
08 Bill Minkin - Promo - Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock
09 Bill Minkin - Promo - Al Di Meola

This is a partial show; the Al Di Meola concert segment is not included.

The two jazz pianists played 23 cities across America, with several dates being professionally recorded.

Both record labels issued a live album, Columbia issued Herbie Hancock & Chick Corea – An Evening With Herbie Hancock & Chick Corea In Concert 1978, while Polydor released CoreaHancock.  Tracks on both LPs are attributed to the Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco and the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles, and the Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor, MI, so some of the King Biscuit tracks may be officially released.

We should cross-reference this against the official releases, but I have not had the time to do so yet.
MOSHPIT.com has two tracks attributed to the Masonic on "Mar 8, 1978."

I see NO EVIDENCE they played the Masonic on that date.  There are print ads for a concert on Thursday, February 2nd, 1978.  They were originally scheduled for a single 7:30 show, but a second 10:30 show was added.

Thomas Albright, the critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, wrote a harsh review, calling their solos "flawless gossamers of relentlessly pretty and occasionally witty effects - were close kin to the meandering improvisations of the cocktail lounge."

In contrast, the Chronicle's general pop cultural critic-at-large John L. Wasserman found the 40 minutes he watched (before he wandered over to the Fairmont to catch Peggy Lee ...and knowing Wasserman's reputation, several cocktails were almost certainly involved...).  Wasserman found Corea and Hancock "no less than sensational" and "an experience I'll not soon forget."

Reactions to Mr. Albright's review were strong enough that he wrote a follow-up defense of his criticism a week later.

I've included all of this critical commentary for Our Beloved Audience to peruse and ponder as they listen to the music.

https://mega.nz/file/zQZ0jC6Z#d4F1VyYcOInj0XLz7xlIE3pdGFMwrT4IaIwBB8l_NGo

Westwood One Superstar Concert 83-09 -- Loverboy

Loverboy
Westwood One Superstar Concert 83-09
FOR AIRING THE WEEKEND OF 8/26/83

Recorded at:
La Crosse Center
La Crosse, Wisconsin

July 26, 1983

Sides 1 2 and 3:
01 David Perry - Superstar Concert 83-09 Intro
02 Commercial - Coke
03 Loverboy - Queen of the Broken Hearts
04 Loverboy - Passion Pit
05 Commercial - Coke
06 David Perry - Superstar Concert 83-09 Break
07 Commercial - Coke
08 Loverboy - Lady of the 80's
09 Loverboy - Take Me To The Top
10 Commercial - Coke
11 David Perry - Superstar Concert 83-09 Break
12 Loverboy - One-Sided Love Affair
13 Loverboy - Strike Zone
14 Commercial - Coke
15 David Perry - Superstar Concert 83-09 Break

Sides 4 5 and 6:
16 Commercial - Sprite
17 Loverboy - Lucky Ones
18 Loverboy - Hot Girls In Love
19 Loverboy - Turn Me Loose
20 Loverboy - Working For The Weekend
21 Commercial - Sprite
22 David Perry - Superstar Concert 83-09 Break
23 Loverboy - Prime Of Your Life
24 Loverboy - When It's Over
25 Loverboy - The Kid Is Hot Tonite
26 David Perry - Superstar Concert 83-09 Outro
27 Commercial - Sprite
28 David Perry - Superstar Concert 83-09 Promo

Runout grooves:
SSCS-83-9 - 8/27/83 - SEG.1
SSCS-83-9 - 8/27/83 - SEG.2
SSCS-83-9 - 8/27/83 - SEG.3
SSCS-83-9 - 8/27/83 - SEG.4
SSCS-83-9 - 8/27/83 - SEG.5
SSCS-83-9 - 8/27/83 - SEG.6

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Includes! 300 dpi scans of the box cover! Not one, not two...but all SIX disc labels! The cue sheet! And both the front and back of the Affidavit of Performance!  YES! BOTH SIDES! 

But wait! There's more! I've included PRESS COVERAGE of the concert from the La Crosse Tribune!

This show was one of the first ten Superstars Concert Series that ran through 1983. The Coca-Cola Company was the exclusive sponsor so the ad breaks are short one minute commercials. There's only eight minutes of advertising in the ninety minute program.

The Superstar Concert Series was distributed in boxes with printed covers.  For the first year, the boxes had the artists names printed on them.  While there are eleven artists named, there were only ten shows.  The sixth show of the series paired Sammy Hagar with Quarterflash.

As of 2020 the La Crosse-Onalaska metropolitan area has an estimated 140,000 residents.  Distance to the next big city is about 150 miles (Minneapolis to the northwest, Madison to the southeast).  Back in the 1980 census it was about 91,000 people in the metro area... so this is a small city.  However, the La Crosse Center is big, holding between 5,000 and 7,500 depending on the type of event.  Given that Westwood One was based in Los Angeles, it's a mighty long drive to La Crosse to record a show... almost 2,000 miles.




https://mega.nz/file/XAwhnBpT#siE-9Vi-WWyNJoRRqJ_66XtYV7OHbH5lfoPcAMRt3j4

Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 84-06 -- Journey

Journey
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 84-06
For airing the weekend of 5/12 - 13 (1984)

Recorded at:
J.F.K. Stadium
June 4, 1983
Philadelphia, PA

Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 84-06 Intro
02 Commercial - Sprite
03 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 84-06 Segment Intro
04 Journey - Chain Reaction
05 Journey - Wheel In The Sky
06 Journey - Line Of Fire
07 Journey - No More Lies
08 Commercial - Sprite
09 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 84-06 Break
10 Commercial - Sprite
11 Journey - Send Her My Love
12 Journey - Still They Ride
13 Journey - Open Arms
14 Commercial - Sprite
15 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 84-06 Break
16 Journey - Edge Of The Blade
17 Journey - Escape
18 Commercial - Sprite
19 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 84-06 Break

Sides 4, 5, and 6:
01 Commercial - Coke
02 Journey - After The Fall
03 Journey - Faithfully
04 Commercial - Coke
05 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 84-06 Break
06 Journey - Don't Stop Believin'
07 Journey - Stone In Love
08 Journey - Keep On Runnin'
09 Commercial - Coke
10 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 84-06 Break
11 Journey - Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)
12 Journey - Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'
13 Phil Hendrie - Superstar Concert 84-06 Outro
14 Commercial - Coke

Runout grooves: unknown 
From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music ("the CFLM")

This JFK show was first broadcast in 1983, with one less song ("No More Lies" is missing). I posted that version a few months back.  This second version (84-6) includes "No More Lies."  If you only want one copy of the 1983 JFK show, this is the one to get, as it has the most tracks.  And if you're a "collect 'em all!" sort, well, here you go!

There's an unknown show (84-20) we haven't acquired yet that broadcast later in 1984.  It has the same songs as the JFK set list but in a seriously reworked running order.  It may be the JFK tracks...or may be a unique show from another concert.  

I've included a screen shot of a spreadsheet listing what I know about the Westwood One Superstar Concert shows featuring Journey.

The spreadsheet is a handy guide to all of the Journey shows syndicated by Westwood One.  Besides the previously mentioned shows, songs from a 1983 Oklahoma show were syndicated in 1985, and then again in 2000...but with additional songs added and songs left out.  There are also three shows from a 1986 Philadelphia concert with the same set list for all three syndications. Both versions of the Oklahoma shows are in the V-Wagon archives.

https://mega.nz/file/PI4HUYSA#1SO0v4zlJgqJOPcotYR5dovm1kverx98WYZNZi8cyH8

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.

Brought to you by the Collective for Live Music

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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.  

Coffee House Sessions 29 and 30: Richard X. Heyman, Darden Smith, Kiss of the Gypsy, Grapes of Wrath

Coffee House Sessions 29 and 30
Richard X. Heyman
Darden Smith
Kiss of the Gypsy
Grapes of Wrath

1992

01 Pat DiNizio - Intro
02 Richard X. Heyman - Diamond In The Rough
03 Pat DiNizio & Richard X. Heyman - Interview
04 Richard X. Heyman - In The Scheme Of Things
05 Pat DiNizio & Richard X. Heyman - Interview
06 Richard X. Heyman - Call Out The Military
07 Pat DiNizio - Outro
08 Pat DiNizio & Darden Smith - Interview
09 Darden Smith - Listen To My Own Voice
10 Pat DiNizio & Darden Smith - Interview
11 Darden Smith - Bottom Of A Deep Well
12 Pat DiNizio & Darden Smith - Interview
13 Pat DiNizio - Outro
14 Pat DiNizio - Intro
15 Pat DiNizio & Kiss of the Gypsy - Interview
16 Kiss of the Gypsy - Easy Does It
17 Pat DiNizio & Kiss of the Gypsy - Interview
18 Kiss of the Gypsy - Always In My Heart
19 Pat DiNizio & Kiss of the Gypsy - Interview
20 Kiss of the Gypsy - What Ever It Takes
21 Pat DiNizio & Kiss of the Gypsy - Interview
22 Pat DiNizio - Intro
23 Rob Stevens & Grapes of Wrath - Interview
24 Grapes of Wrath - Miracle
25 Rob Stevens & Grapes of Wrath - Interview
26 Grapes of Wrath - Days
27 Rob Stevens & Grapes of Wrath - Interview
28 Pat DiNizio - Outro
29 Pat DiNizio - Promo

Flac files of wavs. No cue sheet.  I've included two Billboard articles mentioning the series.  

The Coffee House Sessions was hosted by Smithereens singer/songwriter Pat DiNizio, and aired weekly on nearly 190 college radio stations. The show featured short interviews with live in the studio performances.

There are "radio highlights" listings in newspapers from September 1991 until November 1994 for the series.

The CDs are extremely rare but not too expensive when they turn up, as most of artists are not considered highly collectable.  

https://mega.nz/file/GIAVwaJb#ROfhp52amIsIvRgUPqarJSZRhvgX8QeL85GJoA0aJ6A

BBC Rock Hour #330 Version "A" - Roxy Music

 Roxy Music
BBC Rock Hour #330 Version "A"
LW's Scheduled Broadcast Week of July 25, 1982

Recorded at:
Hammersmith Odeon
London, England
May 18, 1979 (corrected date thanks to the sharp eyes of Gman!)

01 Richard Skinner - BBC Rock Hour 330 A Intro
02 Roxy Music - Trash
03 Roxy Music - Out Of The Blue
04 Roxy Music - Still Falls The Rain
05 Commercial - Miller (Gary U.S. Bonds)
06 Commercial - Pro Magazine
07 Roxy Music - Mother Of Pearl
08 Roxy Music - Ain't That So
09 Commercial - Miller (Eddie Rabbit)
10 Roxy Music - Angel Eyes
11 Roxy Music - In Every Dream Home A Heartache
12 Commercial - Miller Beer (Jimmy Buffet)
13 Commercial - Pro Magazine
14 Roxy Music - Casanova
15 Roxy Music - Love Is The Drug
16 Roxy Music - Remake Remodel
17 Richard Skinner - BBC Rock Hour 330 A Outro

Runout grooves:

Helen despaired after she 
wasn't picked for the Roxy Music
album cover.

BBC-ROCK-HR-330-A-VERSION- S-1

BBC-ROCK-HR-330-A-VERSION- S-2

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music.

Roxy Music played a three day run at The Hammersmith Odeon in London on May 16, 17, and 18 in 1979.

This particular show is attributed to May 18th.

First broadcast on In Concert, BBC Radio One FM on June 2,1979.

As usual, there is a longer BBC transcription on BBC In Concert 202 with one more song ("Editions of You") added, and various bootlegs.

https://mega.nz/file/CMRQCQDJ#L2r10Gtt34bAOKL9ZT4aAo6SiaRDAVTGWXkv5NPuocM

Rolling Stones - Giants Stadium - 1994 - pre-FM

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted July 8, 2011

 

Rolling Stones

Westwood One

Superstars In Concert show #10-51

For broadcast the weekend of December 18/19, 2010

Giants Stadium 1994

1. Introduction

2. Tumbling Dice

3. Shattered

4. Satisfaction

5. Wild Horses

6. All Down The Line

7. Miss You

8. Honky Tonk Women

9. Street Fighting Man

10. Brown Sugar

The Rolling Stones played Giants Stadium in East Rutherford on August 12, 14, 15, and 17, 1994.In December 2010, the Westwood One Superstars In Concert syndicated radio show featured songs drawn from those performances. The songs chosen for inclusion by Westwood One are pretty much what you’d expect from a radio show – the usual big hits. It’s the Stones, it’s sourced directly from the original radio disc, and I included a scan of the cue sheet. I can’t find anything that indicates that Westwood One broadcast material from Giants Stadium prior to 2010.

 

 Rescued from old rapidshare link

 

https://mega.nz/file/eJYhhDSB#blxAl6mBRvzcInjt343WvJFx5nDhVIAxRy0K9LrW1xQ

 

Rock Around The World #159 - Pousette-Dart Band (live ) / Atlanta Rhythm Section (interview)

Rock Around The World #159
Air date: August 21-27, 1977
Pousette-Dart Band (live from Boston, unknown venue and date)
Atlanta Rhythm Section (Ronnie Hammond interview and studio tracks)

Side One:
01 Chuck Marshall - Rock Around The World 159 Intro
02 Pousette-Dart Band - What Can I Say
03 Pousette-Dart Band - Woman In My Dreams
04 Pousette-Dart Band - She Caught The Katy And Left Me A Mule To Ride
05 Chuck Marshall - Rock Around The World 159 Break
06 Commercial - Pakalameredith LP ad
07 Chuck Marshall - Rock Around The World 159 Segment Intro
08 Pousette-Dart Band - There's Been A Mistake
09 Pousette-Dart Band - Who's That Knocking
10 Pousette-Dart Band - May You Dance
11 Pousette-Dart Band - Amnesia
12 Chuck Marshall - Rock Around The World 159 Side 1 Outro
13 Commercial - Sanford-Townsend Band LP

Side Two:
01 Ronnie Hammond - Interview
02 Atlanta Rhythm Section - Sky High
03 Ronnie Hammond - Interview
04 Atlanta Rhythm Section - Boogie Smoogie
05 Commercial - Carole King Simple Things LP
06 Ronnie Hammond - Interview
07 Atlanta Rhythm Section - So Into You
08 Atlanta Rhythm Section - Crazy
09 Ronnie Hammond - Interview
10 Commercial - Al Jarreau Look To The Rainbow LP
11 Chuck Marshall - Rock Around The World 159 Outro

Runout grooves:
RATW 159-A
RATW 159-B
From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music

Flac files of wavs, plus 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet and disc labels.

Side A is the Pousette-Dart Band live from Boston. The venue and date are unknown. They played several dates there in 1977.  There was a live broadcast by WTTK-FM on Friday April 22, 1977, as mentioned in the Radio Highlights feature in the Boston Globe.  That might be the source of this show, but the newspaper listing doesn't mention the venue, so that's not confirmed.

Side B is an interview with Ronnie Hammond, the singer for the Atlanta Rhythm Section.

The Pousette-Dart Band show includes a cover of Taj Mahal's "She Caught The Katy And Left Me A Mule To Ride" (also covered by Wet Willie, Albert King, the Blues Brothers, and the Youngbloods).  I'm not an expert on the band, but this song may be unreleased by the Pousette-Dart Band.  

I've tossed in a bit of the press coverage about the band and included an article on Trent Arterberry, the mime on the cover of their first LP.  Mr. Arterberry is STILL PERFORMING and has a website at: https://trentshow.com/

https://mega.nz/file/WIhxjSRL#EDG0BpNGHbj0KptNuB8Uk13fI0rIdLKizpp10bx9X1k

Westwood One - U2 - Live From Dublin

U2 - Live From Dublin
Show #93-36 for broadcast the weekend of September 4, 1993

Recorded at:
R.D.S. Arena
Dublin, Ireland
August 28, 1993 

Disc One:
01 Dave Fanning, Dia Stein - Intro - talking to fan
02 Dave Fanning, Dia Stein - List of sponsors
03 Commercial - Tropicana Twister
04 Commercial - M&M's
05 Commercial - American Plastics Council
06 Commercial - Labatt's
07 Dia Stein - Break
08 Dia Stein, Dave Fanning, Mal Redding, Bono, The Edge - talk
09 U2 - Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car (studio)
10 Dia Stein, Dave Fanning, Moya Brennan (Clannad), Peter Aiken - talk
11 U2 - I Will Follow (studio)
12 Dia Stein - Break
13 Commercial - Sony
14 Commercial - Snickers
15 Commercial - Tropicana Twister
16 Dave Fanning - Break
17 Dave Fanning - talk
18 U2 - Paint It Black (studio)
19 Dia Fanning, Bono, the Edge - talk
20 U2 - Sunday Bloody Sunday
21 Dia Stein, Dave Fanning, Mal Redding, Bono, The Edge - talk
22 Commercial - Nike
23 Commercial - M&M's
24 Commercial - American Plastics Council
25 Commercial - Discover Card
26 Dia Stein - Break
27 Dia Stein, Dave Fanning - talk
28 U2 - Salome
29 Dave Fanning, Dia Stein, Bono, The Edge - talk
30 U2 - Zooropa
31 Dave Fanning, Dia Stein - talk
32 Commercial - M&M's
33 Commercial - Tropicana Twister
34 Commercial - American Plastics Council
35 Commercial - Snickers
36 Dave Fanning - Break

Disc Two:
01 Dia Stein, Dave Fanning, Mal Redding - talk
02 U2 - Zoo Station
03 U2 - The Fly
04 U2 - Bono talks
05 U2 - Even Better Than The Real Thing
06 U2 - Mysterious Ways
07 U2 - One
08 U2 - Unchained Melody
09 U2 - Until The End Of The World
10 U2 - New Year's Day
11 U2 - Numb
12 U2 - Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World
13 U2 - Angel of Harlem
14 U2 - When Love Comes To Town
15 U2 - Stay (Faraway, So Close!)
16 U2 - Satellite Of Love

Disc Three:
01 U2 - Bad
02 U2 - Bullet The Blue Sky
03 U2 - Running To Stand Still
04 U2 - Where The Streets Have No Name
05 U2 - In The Name Of Love
06 Dia Stein - Break
07 Commercial - Sony
08 Commercial - Labatt's
09 Commercial - Nike
10 Commercial - M&M's
11 Commercial - American Plastics Council
12 Commercial - Tropicana Twister
13 Dia Stein - Break
14 Dia Stein, Dave Fanning - talk
15 U2 - Desire
16 U2 - Bono Talks
17 U2 - Help!
18 U2 - Ultra Violet (Light My Way)
19 U2 - With Or Without You
20 U2 - Love Is Blindness
21 U2 - I Can't Help Falling In Love With You
22 Dave Fanning - Break
23 Commercial - Discover Card
24 Commercial - Tropicana Twister
25 Commercial - American Plastics Council
26 Commercial - M&M's
27 Commercial - MCI 1-800 Collect
28 Dave Fanning - Break
29 Dia Stein, Dave Fanning, Mal Reading - talk
30 Commercial - Labatt's
31 Commercial - Snickers
32 Commercial - American Plastics Council
33 Commercial - Tropicana Twister
34 Dia Stein - Break
35 Dia Stein, Dave Fanning - Outro

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music!  Heck yeah!

Collective member Just Dave over at The New JDP (LINK:https://thenewjdp.blogspot.com/ ) was given a digitized copy from one of his readers and sent me the files.  I chaptered the files and did research into the concert and found press coverage and some pretty bad scans of the CDs.  We do have good scans of the cue sheets, so hurray us! (See how this "collective" works? we've got a team working cross-country on giving you, our Beloved Audience, the best shows, ever!).

As usual, we have some Rock & Roll Mysteries for you, the Voodoo Wagon Beloved Audience (and the New JDP audience) to ponder and peruse and perhaps...even SOLVE!

This guy hated it...

The show was recorded on August 28, 1993, at the R.D.S. Arena in Dublin, Ireland in front of a crowd of 30,000 fans. This concert was the last show for the ZOOROPA ‘93 European tour and it was only fitting it would end in U2's hometown of Dublin. The show was a BIG DEAL at the time; I've included a lot of the press coverage from Irish newspapers.  

The coverage has a lot of things lost to the past... Complaints about opening act Marxman using the phrase "Tiocfaidh ár lá" on their debut single. Foster's Lager considering an injunction against Guinness over beer rights at the show, counterfeit tickets, and lots of articles about money.

Anyway...there is a TON of press coverage here, this show was HUGE. It was broadcast live, via satellite, around the world. Westwood One not only advertised the broadcast in the press but published a "teaser" ad on July 9th - seven weeks before the concert - announcing in ALL CAPS "ON AUGUST 28, 1993 THE CONCERT BROADCAST EVENT OF THE YEAR WILL AIR LIVE ON RADIO STATIONS AROUND THE GLOBE."   

They didn't name the group, or the venue, you had to figure it out for yourself.

Now...here's the MYSTERY:

What the heck are these CDs?

In 1993 WW1 was using factory pressed CDs, not CD-r's.  We don't have the original discs to examine but the other 1993 WW1 discs I have are glass-mastered
factory pressed CDs, not burned CD-rs.
This begs the question:  Can you record a concert on a Saturday, edit, master, and press it on CD and ship the CDs to radio stations for broadcast six days later the following Friday?  

I'm skeptical of such a short turn-around time...plus...this thing has eight national advertisers... lots of moving parts.  Jeez, this stuff was a nightmare when I managed preprint advertising at the local newspaper.  Is the copy released and ready to print?  Anyway...the ONE WEEK turn-around is noteworthy...

And yet we have the basic facts: the concert was on August 28, and the Westwood One show cue sheets claim a broadcast date of September 4th.

The other mystery is WHY?  If you have a worldwide satellite broadcast on Saturday, why repeat the same concert with commercials the following weekend?  Why would you do that?

It is POSSIBLE this was some sort of promotional release... except it makes no sense to put paid national ads on a promotional release.

So...we have a MYSTERY!

Why put out a concert a week after you broadcast the concert by satellite?

https://mega.nz/file/qIBTyKDY#Tr2ciaiKCo7nBl8LJ6uySNeO2D3NYTTId4vBtZkWSx4

One other note:  Westwood One's numbering system at the time was a year, plus the calendar week of the show. It didn't indicate the show was part of a series, so it doesn't work as a catalog number.  There is a Westwood One In Concert 93-36 (Melissa Ethridge) and a Superstar Concert 93-36 (Robert Plant). 

NBC The Source 83-17 - May Day: Live Metal At It's Best

NBC The Source 83-17
May Day: Live Metal At Its Best
Broadcast date: April 29, 30 - May 1, 1983

Recorded at:
Ozzy Osbourne
Mid-South Coliseum
Memphis, TN

April 28, 1982
Pat Travers
Baltimore Civic Center
Baltimore, MD

December 9, 1982
Iron Maiden
Palladium
New York City, NY

June 29, 1982

Ted Nugent
Cobo Hall
Detroit, MI
September 3, 1982

Sides 1 and 2:
01 George Taylor Morris - NBC 83-17 Intro
02 Commercial - U.S. Navy
03 Commercial - Budweiser
04 George Taylor Morris - NBC 83-17 Segment Intro
05 Ozzy Osbourne - Mr. Crowley
06 Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train
07 Ozzy Osbourne - Flying High Again
08 Ozzy Osbourne - Paranoid
09 George Taylor Morris - NBC 83-17 Break
10 Commercial - Honda
11 Commercial - Universal (Dr. Detroit)
12 Commercial - U.S. Navy
13 George Taylor Morris - NBC 83-17 Segment Intro
14 Pat Travers - Snortin' Blues, Snortin' Whiskey
15 Pat Travers - Rockin'
16 Pat Travers - Boom Boom (Out Go The Lights)
17 George Taylor Morris - NBC 83-17 Break
18 Commercial - Budweiser (America)(mono)
19 Commercial - Honda
20 Commercial - U.S. Navy

Sides 3 and 4:
21 George Taylor Morris - NBC 83-17 Segment Intro
22 Iron Maiden - Phantom of the Opera
23 Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden
24 George Taylor Morris - NBC 83-17 Break
25 Commercial - U.S. Navy
26 Commercial - Honda
27 Commercial - Universal (Dr. Detroit)
28 George Taylor Morris - NBC 83-17 Segment Intro
29 Ted Nugent - Wang Dang Sweet Poontang
30 Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever
31 Ted Nugent - No, No, No
32 Ted Nugent - Wango Tango
33 George Taylor Morris - NBC 83-17 Outro

Run out grooves:
NBC-83-17-A > ALSHIRE (stamped) L-13768
NBC-83-17-B > ALSHIRE (stamped) L-13768
NBC-83-17-C > ALSHIRE (stamped) L-13768
NBC-83-17-D > ALSHIRE (stamped) L-13768

Brought to you by the groovy guys at the Collective For Live Music.
ĐR̃äⒻṬëŕṽöï digitized June 2026: "a man can't have too many umlauts."

This is a various artists compilation show assembled from previously broadcast NBC The Source syndicated broadcasts.

You'd think we'd have exhausted all of the NBC The Source concert shows, but we're still out here, tracking down missing concerts!

Dad's being a jerk again.

The Voodoo Wagon Research Team hasn't confirmed the source of the Ozzy tracks, but they are likely from NBC 82-26 The Ozzy Osbourne Concert, with air dates of July 16-17-17, 1982.  Pat Travers was originally NBC 83- 1 The Pat Travers Concert airing onJan 7-8-9, 1983.  The original show for Iron Maiden is NBC 82-33 Iron Maiden Concert air dates of September 3-4-5, 1983.  Ted's lunatic rambling can be found at much greater length on NBC 82-37 The Ted Nugent Concert which hit the airwaves on October 15-16-17, 1982.

All of the bands are in fine form.  

Nugent channels Speedy Gonzales...¡Arriba! ¡Arriba! ¡Andale! ¡Andale! 

https://mega.nz/file/iRIACJTb#zMKq1UsbiLlte5k3WJAf_xYjbG4Up-3uwzjS3IVItAk

King Biscuit Flower Hour: Charlie Daniels Band / Dixie Dregs

King Biscuit Flower Hour
air date of August 19, 1979
Charlie Daniels Band / Dixie Dregs

Charlie Daniels
Recorded at:
Glen Oak Park Amphitheater
Peoria, IL
July 5, 1979 (see below)

Dixie Dregs
Recorded at:
Sigma Sound Studios
Philadelphia, PA
June 16, 1979 (see below)

01 NO ARTIST - 1 kHz Tone
02 Bill Minkin - Promo
03 Bill Minkin - Intro
04 Commercial - Wrangler
05 Commercial - Pioneer
06 Charlie Daniels Band - Passing Lane
07 Charlie Daniels Band - Jitterbug
08 Charlie Daniels Band - Reflections
09 Charlie Daniels Band - Caballo Diablo
10 Bill Minkin - Break
11 Charlie Daniels Band - Long Haired Country Boy
12 Charlie Daniels Band - Uneasy Rider
13 Charlie Daniels Band - The Devil Went Down To Georgia
14 Charlie Daniels Band - The South 's Gonna Do It (Again)
15 Bill Minkin - Break
16 Commercial - Wrangler
17 Dixie Dregs - Ice Cakes
18 Dixie Dregs - Punk Sandwich
19 Bill Minkin - Break
20 Commercial - Pioneer
21 Bill Minkin - Outro

Another from the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection,
chopped up into individual songs and tracks by ĐR̃äⒻṬëŕṽöï

By cross referencing the songs with Moshpit I identified they're the same songs as from the venues listed above.

However...Moshpit has the date of the Charlie Daniels Band as August 19, 1979.  We know from the cue sheet that was the air date, so Moshpit is wrong.

A quick glance at Newspapers.com found a newspaper review that proves the date was July 5, 1979, and provides the name of the venue as Glen Oak Park Amphitheater.

The date for the short Dixie Dregs set provided by Moshpit was a very plausible July 17, 1979, but they're wrong about that, too.  There are three newspaper ads advertising a contest to win tickets to the show on Saturday July 16, 1979.

https://mega.nz/file/LAYSnDbI#LPFBaNjXhyHV2GishWoHa6ijfgMP5IveFVcwx5UgtZ0

Charlie Daniels & Friends / Volunteer Jam '75

Volunteer Jam II 
also known as "Volunteer Jam '75"
Charlie Daniels & Friends
air dates in late November, 1975

Special guests included The Marshall Tucker Band, Dickey Betts and Chuck Leavell from the Allman Brothers Band, Jimmy Hall from Wet Willie and Dru Lombar from Grinderswitch

Recorded at:
Charles M. Murphy Athletic Center
Middle Tennessee State University
Murfreesboro, TN
September 12, 1975

CD 1: Reels 1 and 3
01 Ron Huntsman - Intro
02 Charlie Daniels & Friends - Whiskey
03 Charlie Daniels & Friends - Trudy
04 Charlie Daniels & Friends - No Place To Go
05 Ron Huntsman - Break
06 Charlie Daniels & Friends - Long Haired Country Boy
07 Charlie Daniels & Friends - Birmingham Blues
08 Charlie Daniels & Friends - Funky Junky
09 Charlie Daniels & Friends - Texas
10 Charlie Daniels & Friends - The South's Gonna Do It Again
11 Charlie Daniels & Friends - Orange Blossom Special
12 Ron Huntsman - Break

CD 2: Reels 3 and 4
13 Charlie Daniels & Friends - Twenty-Four Hours 
14 Charlie Daniels & Friends - The Thrill Is Gone
15 Ron Huntsman - Break
16 Charlie Daniels & Friends - (cuts in) Jelly Blues
17 Charlie Daniels & Friends - Sweet Mama
18 Charlie Daniels & Friends - Mountain Dew
19 Ron Huntsman - Credits

From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music

Digitized from the four original radio reels. We have pictures of the reel boxes but no cue sheets.

The start of "Jelly Blues" is cut off.  We checked, that's how it was on the reel.  It is likely the tape broke at some point...it is 51 years old... so we're missing a few seconds at the start of the song. We apologize for this to you and beg your forgiveness for sharing something less than perfect. 

I found radio listings showing a broadcast on Tampa's WQSR-FM on November 15, 1975. Cleveland's WMMS-FM and Buffalo's WBUF ran this show on Nov. 30, 1979. Columbia, Missouri's KFMZ was a straggler with a New Year's Show on Dec. 31, 1975.

A movie was released a year later in October 1976 and promoted as the "First Full-Length Southern Rock Motion Picture." I ran a search on Newspapers.com, as I don't remember the movie at all.  The results show movie listings clustered in Tennessee, Kentucky, the Carolinas, and Georgia...and no theatres outside those states.  

A mention in Billboard says the film will run "at Martin theatres in Tennessee, Kentucky, and other Southeastern states." 

The Martin Theatre Company operated sixty-five theatres and drive-ins in Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, South Carolina, Florida, and Alabama.

Map showing movie distribution

That explains why I never heard of the movie.  It didn't play out here in California.

The concert was released on DVD (note the different running order compared to the radio show).


Now... we all know Mr. Daniels' "The Devil Went Down To Georgia."  The song is one of those that crossed over into popular culture.  In the episode "Hell Is Other Robots" of "Futurama" they had the Robot Devil reveal that The Fairness in Hell Act of 2275 states the Robot Devil must inform people they can rescue robots from Robot Hell if they beat the Robot Devil in a fiddle contest by playing a Solid Gold Fiddle. The winner receives the fiddle and the robot. If you lose, you get a smaller, silver fiddle and you're killed.

So... I was trying to get my computer to find an image of the Robot Devil from Futurama and my STuPId computer used AI to create its own picture of a robot devil.  Which I actually thought was like pretty groovy, man, so I'm posting it here, even though I'm opposing the AIfication of Everything.

Hey!  I just coined a new word!  AIfication! 

Please give ĐR̃äⒻṬëŕṽöï credit if you use the new word!

About the announcer:
Ron Huntsman was a prominent figure in country music broadcasting, known for his work as a programmer, producer, syndicator, and announcer. He began his career in the U.S. Air Force, working for Armed Forces Radio while stationed in the Azores. After returning to the U.S., he worked in radio stations in Denver, Kansas City, and Wichita before moving to Nashville in 1971 as program director for WKDA-AM & Rock WKDA (now WKDF).

https://mega.nz/file/3NI1xboB#Vkmj0WTK-N0KOf3L5fbPdrz273yPBSPAOGCnQwQVoLQ

Westwood One Superstar Concert 83-10 - Journey, JFK Stadium, Philadelphia June 4, 1983

Westwood One Superstar Concert
Journey
For airing the weekend of 9/2/83

Recorded at:
J.F.K. Stadium
June 4, 1983
Philadelphia, PA

Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01 David Perry - WW1 SS 83-10 Intro
02 Commercial - Sprite
03 Journey - Chain Reaction
04 Journey - Wheel In The Sky
05 Journey - Line Of Fire
06 Commercial - Sprite
07 David Perry - WW1 SS 83-10 Break
08 Commercial - Sprite
09 Journey - Send Her My Love
10 Journey - Still They Ride
11 Journey - Open Arms
12 Commercial - Sprite
13 David Perry - WW1 SS 83-10 Break
14 Journey - Edge Of The Blade
15 Journey - Escape
16 Commercial - Sprite
17 David Perry - WW1 SS 83-10 Break

Sides 4, 5, and 6:
01 Commercial - Coke
02 Journey - After The Fall
03 Journey - Faithfully
04 Commercial - Coke
05 David Perry - WW1 SS 83-10 Break
06 Journey - Don't Stop Believin'
07 Journey - Stone In Love
08 Journey - Keep On Runnin'
09 Commercial - Coke
10 David Perry - WW1 SS 83-10 Break
11 Journey - Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)
12 Journey - Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'
13 David Perry - WW1 SS 83-10 Outro
14 Commercial - Coke
15 Journey - WW1 SS 83-10 Promo

Runout grooves:
SSCS-83-10-SEG-1
SSCS-83-10-SEG-2
SSCS-83-10-SEG-3
SSCS-83-10-SEG-4
SSCS-83-10-SEG-5
SSCS-83-10-SEG-6
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music ("the CFLM")
ĐR̃äⒻṬëŕṽöï digitized in March of 2026

Our pal Sam Eliot's Mustache was in the audience at this concert and says,

"Briefly... JFK Stadium was built in 1926 I believe. Was named something else before being renamed in 1964 to JFK Stadium after the late John F Kennedy. Was home to countless Philadelphia football leagues and franchises: Philadelphia Quakers, Frankfort Yellow Jackets, and the Philadelphia Eagles. The first and only CFL game was played here. College football/s Liberty Bell bowl game was played here. And of course, the annual Army/Navy game was played here as well.
 
The Rolling Stones held concerts here in '78 & '81. Frampton appeared here twice within 8 months, Yes, Pink Floyd, the Who & U2. Countless all day concerts were held here as well. And of course Live Aid 1985 and Amnesty International in 1988. Max capacity was roughly 100,000.
 
Now memory is slightly hazy here on some aspects but others I do remember. Journey headlined here on June 4, 1983. Also on the bill: Bryan Adams opened fresh off of his Cuts Like An Knife album. The Tubes followed and basically was lost. Their stage show was lost on the crowd, as I heard quite a few boos (but not the most). The Completion Backwards Project really didn't play well for an outside stadium show. Next, Sammy Hagar....tore it up as always, as he was touring with the Three Lock Box album. Now it was pretty hot, so we were getting pretty cooked, so when rain showed up for the next act, John Cougar, it was much needed. And frankly he sucked....and the Philly Boo-Birds let him know it. But by that point, they really were wanting Journey. The only cheer he got was when he finished his set. As far as I was concerned, Sammy and Cougar slots should have been switched...but then again what do I know! Finally.....Journey. Now they were really good. And for an outdoor show, very clear sounding. Schon's guitar was just soaring and Steve Perry engaged us all."
 
==============
I found an article in the January 22, 1983 issue of Billboard announcing a major expansion of Westwood One's programming. Already producing the live concert series In Concert (Rock), Live From Gilley's (Country), and the Budweiser Concert of the Month (R&B), Westwood One added five new shows, one of which was the Superstar Concert series.

"Superstar Concert" was a 10 concert summer series, sponsored by the Coca-Cola Company.  Behind the scenes, the deal with Coke moved the company's sponsorship away from the ABC Radio Networks' "Super Groups In Concert" to the new Superstar Concert series.  Coca-Cola and Sprite were the only products advertised on the show during this first season.

The Journey show was the finale of Westwood One's first season of "Superstar Concert" shows.  The show aired on more than 400 U.S. radio stations and
had a record breaking 36.9 share of adults aged 18-24.

There were no show numbers on the cue sheet or the record labels, but there were runout groove etchings.  The Journey show is etched "83-10" and it's the tenth show of the summer, so it makes sense that the shows were numbered 83-1, 83-2, 83-3, etc.

However, we also have the Men At Work show in our archives, and it does not have this numbering system. That show has the run date in the etching: SSCS-SEG-1-7-22-83 (it runs SEG-1, SEG-2, etc. for each side). 

I also have a copy of the Stray Cats show, and it's got the show number instead of the run date, too. 

The first season of Westwood One's Superstar Concert series:

83-        07/01/83 Rod Stewart
83-        07/09/83 Styx
83-        07/15/83 REO Speedwagon
83-        07/22/83 Men At Work
83-        07/29/83 Genesis
83-        08/05/83 Sammy Hagar/Quarterflash
83-7       08/12/83 Stray Cats 
83-        08/19/83 Fleetwood Mac
83-        08/26/83 Loverboy
83-10      09/02/83 Journey

I've included a shot of a spreadsheet with what I know about the Westwood One Superstar Concert shows featuring Journey.  This JFK show was broadcast again in 1984, with one additional song added ("No More Lies").  There's an unknown show we haven't acquired (yet) from later in 1984 that has the same songs but a seriously reworked running order; it may be the JFK tracks...or may be a unique show from another source.  Songs from a 1983 Oklahoma show were syndicated in 1985, and then again in 2000...but with additional songs added and songs left out.  There were also three shows from a 1986 Philadelphia concert with the same set list for all three syndications.

Also... I will be posting the second broadcast of the JFK tracks...that's 84-6 on the handy-dandy chart up there... the show with the additional track... on my next post.  So STAY TUNED TO THE VOODOO WAGON!

https://mega.nz/file/7EwjmKpL#IorzNSCL89jFLU5zGAKyL4dExgab5EGnjrKwnCE0SuE

BBC Rock Hour #332 Version A - Nazareth

Nazareth
BBC Rock Hour #332 Version "A"
LW's Scheduled Broadcast Week of August 8, 1982

Recorded at:
Hammersmith Odeon
London, England
March 16, 1980

01 Richard Skinner - BBC Rock Hour 332 A Intro
02 Nazareth - Razamanaz
03 Nazareth - I Want To (Do Everything For You)
04 Nazareth - Showdown At The Border
05 Commercial - Miller Beer (Gary U.S. Bonds)
06 Commercial - Pro Magazine
07 Nazareth - Heart's Grown Cold
08 Nazareth - Big Boy
09 Commercial - Miller Beer (Jimmy Buffet)
10 Nazareth - Holiday
11 Nazareth - This Flight Tonight
12 Nazareth - Hair Of The Dog
13 Commercial - Miller Beer (Eddie Rabbit)
14 Commercial - Agree Shampoo
15 Nazareth - Talkin' To One Of The Boys
16 Nazareth - Expect No Mercy
17 Nazareth - Broken Down Angel
18 Richard Skinner - BBC Rock Hour 332 A

Outro

Runout Grooves:
BBC ROCK HR. 332 - VERSION "A" SIDE 1
BBC ROCK HR. 332 - VERSION "A" SIDE 2

From The Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music

Discogs says, this is "with ex-SAHB Zal Cleminson adding a new dimension on second guitar."
Members of Our Beloved Audience paying attention already know there's a "Version B" with different commercials.  

Hey, you in the back... pay attention, there's a quiz next Friday!

As is usually the case, there's also BBC Transcription Services CN3595/S, with an additional track ("Beggar's Day").

https://mega.nz/file/fVYhkCBZ#Zb_QmFDNJ0Ptux23hitHhC-YzD7q8QL-MRh-Z0c15RA

Coffee House Sessions 17 and 18 - Raindogs, Cavedogs, Peter Himmelman

Raindogs, Cavedogs, Peter Himmelman
Coffee House Sessions 17 and 18

01 Pat DiNizio & Raindogs - Intro, Interview
02 Raindogs - Look Out Your Window
03 Pat DiNizio & Raindogs - Interview
04 Raindogs - I'll Take Care Of You
05 Pat DiNizio & Raindogs - Interview
06 Raindogs - Phantom Flame
07 Pat DiNizio & Raindogs - Interview
08 Raindogs - Hope You're Satisfied
09 Pat DiNizio & Raindogs - Outro
10 Pat DiNizio - Intro Cavedogs Himmelman
11 Pat DiNizio & Cavedogs - Interview
12 Cavedogs - You Don't Go Out
13 Pat DiNizio & Cavedogs - Interview
14 Cavedogs - Bed of Nails
15 Pat DiNizio & Cavedogs - Interview
16 Cavedogs - On For The Ride
17 Rob Stevens & Peter Himmelman - Interview
18 Peter Himmelman - Impermanent Things
19 Rob Stevens & Peter Himmelman - Interview
20 Peter Himmelman - Love Of Midnight
21 Rob Stevens & Peter Himmelman - Interview
22 Pat DiNizio - Outro
23 Promo - Promo Raindogs
24 Promo - Promo Cavedogs, Peter Himmelman

Brought to Our Beloved Audience by the Collective for Live Music
ĐR̃äⒻṬëŕṽöï dïgïtïzëd 2026.

Flac files of wavs. No cue sheet.  I've included two Billboard articles mentioning the Coffee House Session series.  

The Coffee House Sessions was hosted by Smithereens singer/songwriter Pat DiNizio, and aired weekly on nearly 190 college radio stations. The show featured short interviews with live in the studio performances.  As was popular at the time, the shows were "unplugged" using acoustic guitars.

These CDs are very rare; I've only seen a few of them turn up on Ebay.  

The series didn't last long before they lost their original sponsor... In 1994, there's a Show 1/Show 2 labeled CITIBANK/VISA Coffee House Sessions... so even though they lost General Foods International Coffees as the sponsor, they kept the Coffee House Sessions as the branding for the show.
Produced by College SoundTrack (a division of Track Marketing) 1221 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York.

The Raindogs were a Boston-based band that put out two albums on ATCO Records in 1989 and 1991.

The Cavedogs were also from Boston, and had two albums on Capitol Records in 1990 and 1992.

Peter Himmelman has a broader career, putting out 21 albums between 1986 and 2017.

https://mega.nz/file/iQJGBB4D#NWSTRBb7t-iKnPXjKDy34n7EmXsGzLs_HHziYyuC_1s