Robert Palmer Live At The Savoy Tivoli , San Francisco 1976

 

Robert Palmer   Savoy Tivoli , SF 1976

1 01 KSAN Intro 00:10

2 02 How Much Fun 03:09

3 03 Here With You Tonight 03:49

4 04 Give Me An Inch 03:02

5 05 Which Of Us Is The Fool 06:52

6 06 Pressure Drop 05:07

7 07 Work To Make It Work 10:15

8 08 Sailin' Shoes 02:29

9 09 Hey Julia 02:25

10 10 Sneakin' Sally Thru The Alley 04:08

                                              https://workupload.com/file/Np2mdV8esAZ

NBC The Source 1980 - Robert Palmer (Sept. 29, 1980, Painter's Mill Music Fair)

Robert Palmer

NBC The Source

Robert Palmer

Broadcast window November 14-15-16, 1980

Recorded at:

Painter's Mill Music Fair

Owings Mills, MD ("Baltimore")

September 29, 1980

01 Robert Palmer - You're Going To Get What's Coming

02 Robert Palmer - Not A Second Time

03 Robert Palmer - Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley

04 Robert Palmer - I Dream of Wires

05 Robert Palmer - What Do You Care

06 Robert Palmer - What's It Take

07 Robert Palmer - Every Kinda People

08 Robert Palmer - What Can You Bring Me

09 Robert Palmer - Under Suspicion

10 Robert Palmer - Man Smart, Woman Smarter

11 Robert Palmer - Looking For Clues

12 Robert Palmer - Johnny and Mary

13 Robert Palmer - Sulky Girl

14 Robert Palmer - Jealous

15 Robert Palmer - Bad Case of Lovin' You (Doctor, Doctor)

16 Robert Palmer - Pressure Drop

17 Robert Palmer - Style Kills

18 John McGhan - NBC The Source 1980-11 Outro

Our friends the run-out grooves say:

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You get:

Flac files of wavs, lovingly declicked by Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï.  Four 300 dpi scans of the disc labels.  The cue sheet is missing.  You also get an article from the November 20, 1980 issue of Billboard magazine discussing the upcoming radio show, the "Calendar" page from The Sun (Baltimore, MD) from Sept. 26, 1980 listing the show, and even better, the actual print ad for the show from the The Sun (Sept. 28, 1980) with other upcoming shows.

Painter's Mill Music Fair was a theater in the round, with seating for 2,400.  It opened in June, 1960 as a summer tent theater offering Broadway-style shows and Hollywood acts.

The theater's operators, Music Fair Inc., of Pennsylvania got rid of the tent in 1967 and built a year-round venue.

In January 1980, the operation of the theater was taken over by Maryland Theatrical, a company whose principals included two well-known local promoters, Richard Klotzman and Lee Silverman. The name was later changed to Painters Mill Star Theatre.

The last show of the decade was in December 1984.  The next month, a flood, blamed in part on the construction of Interstate 795, forced the theater to close, canceling several concerts.

In March of 1985, the Maryland attorney general's office begins an investigation of the theater after dozens of ticketholders
complain they cannot get refunds; it is revealed the theater owes over $200,000 in federal, state and local taxes, penalties and interest.  Klotzman ends up the target of a IRS investigation. I've included a couple of articles about him, too.

The theater remained empty for five years before reopening in 1990.  It was burned down in March 1991, when burglars used an acetylene torch to break open a safe in the manager's office. I've included an article about the fire.

While Klotzman and the fire don't have any direct connection to the Robert Palmer show, I found them of interest and figured maybe someone else might, too. 

The site is now occupied by a BJ's Wholesale Club.  The only trace of the venue is the street is still carries the name Music Fair Road.

https://mega.nz/file/fIgkQIpL#XD5g6qo5fcPkn7D7QznUabzLR8iDUg76JYxpRtpeRz8

Robert Palmer / Town & Country Club, London, May 23, 1991

Robert Palmer
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series Show #91-30 

for broadcast the weekend of July 28-29, 1991

Recorded May 23, 1991 at the Town & Country Club, London, England by the BBC.

Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Intro
02 Commercial - Bugle Boy Jeans
03 Commercial - St. Pauli Girl Beer
04 Commercial - U.S. Marine Corps
05 Robert Palmer - Some Like It Hot 
06 Robert Palmer - Every Kinda People
07 Robert Palmer - I Didn't Mean To Turn You On
08 Commercial - Trident
09 Commercial - Volkswagen
10 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Break
11 Robert Palmer - Pride (not on cue sheet)
12 Robert Palmer - I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
13 Robert Palmer - Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley
14 Robert Palmer - Johnny and Mary
15 Commercial - St. Pauli Girl Beer
16 Commercial - Faberge Brut (Kelly Lebrock)
17 Commercial - U.S. Marine Corps
18 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Break
19 Robert Palmer - She Makes My Day
20 Robert Palmer - Aeroplane
21 Robert Palmer - I've Got Dreams To Remember
22 Commercial - Volkswagen
23 Commercial - Trident
24 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Break
Sides 4, 5, and 6:
25 Robert Palmer - Early In The Morning
26 Robert Palmer - Light Years
27 Commercial - Bugle Boy Jeans (Martha Quinn)
28 Commercial - St. Pauli Girl Beer
29 Commercial - U.S. Marine Corps
30 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Break
31 Robert Palmer - You Are In My System
32 Robert Palmer - Looking For Clues
33 Robert Palmer - Your Mother Should Have Told You
34 Robert Palmer - Simply Irresistible
35 Commercial - Faberge Brut (Kelly Lebrock)
36 Commercial - St. Pauli Girl
37 Commercial - Bugle Boy Jeans
38 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Break
39 Robert Palmer - Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) - I Want You
40 Robert Palmer - Addicted To Love
41 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Outro
42 Suzy Cruz - Superstar Concert 91-30 Promo

Run out grooves say:
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CO∙91-30-6 MDC KM

You get 300 DPI scans of the cue sheets, the Certificate of Performance, all six disc labels, and the box cover (and a lower file-weight version of the cover for file tagging).  You also get two newspaper articles about the show.  As usual, this is a fresh digitization right off the records.

To the best of my knowledge, this was the only broadcast of the Town & Country concert by Westwood One. Suzy Cruz shows up for the second time, handling the announcer duties. You may recall her from 91-17, the Stevie Ray Vaughan set that's in our archives.  

A version of this show was released as BBC In Concert #516 CD in August 1991 to radio stations. It adds two tracks (Happiness, Change His Ways) but is missing I'll Be Your Baby Tonight, Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley, She Makes My Day, Aeroplane and I've Got Dreams To Remember.

A silver disc bootleg from "the golden era of silver bootlegs" on Italy's Kiss The Stone label (KTS 038) also has Change His Ways, but adds Woke Up Laughing.

The DISCOGS listing for the BBC transcription CD has a note saying "recorded live at The Kentish Town & Country Club, London, UK 1991-May-30."  

This "May 30th" date shows up all over the Internet.  Concertarchives.org lists the show as May 30.  Guitars 101 has it posted as May 30.  Making things worse, BBC Radio 2's website says it's "June 1991."

This date is wrong! J'Accuse...!

Ladies and gentlemen of the Voodoo Wagon jury, I present to you an entertainment page from the Sunday Telegraph newspaper dated May 19, 1991, included in the ARTWORK folder as a handy .jpg file.  If you would be so good as to open it....and read the left hand column, it says regarding Mr. Palmer, "His British tour begins this week at London's Town & Country (071-234 0303) on Thursday."

Count from Sunday May 19 to the following Thursday...Monday (20), Tuesday (21), Wednesday (22)....

Now, I direct your attention to the REVIEW of the show, published Friday, 24 May 1991, on Page 46 of the London Evening Standard.  Do I have to repeat that?  The REVIEW of the Town & Country show was printed in the Evening Standard on MAY 20-frickin'-4th, on actual newsprint.

You can't publish a review of a May 30th concert on May 24th.  Such an event would destroy the space-time continuum! 

Quod erat demonstrandum.

https://mega.nz/file/GVIHFJJY#xPE2H53TOWsZu-koTxWg881otPgbt8fz9DiabrITmBE

Robert Palmer / Hammersmith Palais, May 31, 1983 - BBC Rock Hour #439 Ver. A

Robert Palmer

BBC Rock Hour #439 Version A

week of September 25, 1983

Recorded at:

Hammersmith Palais

London, England

May 31, 1983

01 BBC Rock Hour 439 Intro - Richard Skinner

02 Every Kind Of People 

03 What Can You Bring Me 

04 Dance For Me 

05 You Can Have It (Take My Heart)

06 Commercial - Maxell Tape

07 Commercial - U.S. Army

08 Commercial - Dentyne

09 Woke Up Laughing 

10 Say You Will

11 Commercial - Jensen Car Stereo

12 Commercial - U.S. Army

13 Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley 

14 Pride

15 Commercial - Maxell Tapes

16 Commercial - Dentyne

17 Commercial - U.S Army

18 Sulky Girl 

19 You Are In My System

20 BBC Rock Hour 439 Outro - Richard Skinner

BBC ROCK HR.439-"A" SIDE 1

BBC ROCK HR.439-"A" SIDE 1 ROBERT PALMER

Flac files of wavs, digitized December 2022 by you know who.  I had a version of this I'd downloaded as mp3, and it was good.. but had some surface snap, crackle, n' pops, and no disc labels, so I figured I'd do an "archival" version of the syndicated release, and share it with you.

Comes with 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet and both disc labels.  As an added bonus I tracked down a newspaper interview from the Guardian done in advance of the London show, and a review of a previous show in Birmingham.

Okay, gang, first of all, the stupid stuff.  If you look at the disc label scans, someone took a pencil and crossed out the large "A" on Side 2, and wrote in "B" next to it, as if the record has been misprinted with two "side a's."

The "A" is not an indication of which side of the record you're looking at, that's what "Side 1" and "Side 2" are trying to tell you and is clearly printed over there on the left.

The big "A" or "B" on a BBC Rock Hour LP has to do with the commercials.  On the "B" version of this, there's some difference in the commercials.

Other versions of this show are the BBC In Concert #312 transcription disc (LP), and the Classic In Concert #518 (CD, 1994)  Both of these were only issued to radio stations.  "Want You More," and "Looking For Clues" are missing from BBC Rock Hour #439 as compared to the two other BBC transcriptions.

The Hammersmith show was officially issued on At The BBC in 2010 by Spectrum Music in UK & Europe (but not here in the US of A, Canada, Australia...) with the two missing songs restored...plus two additional songs (Some Guys Have All The Luck, and Best of Both Worlds)...PLUS a 15th song (Johnny And Mary) which isn't from the Hammersmith show but from British television show Friday Night...Saturday Morning.  At The BBC is out of print but you can find copies on EBAY and Discogs.  That CD will have better sound than this vinyl extraction, but you'll miss out on the vintage commercials.

The one brand new copy of At The BBC available on Amazon as of this writing is set at $197.00, while a used copy can be had for $9.99 on EBAY.   So if you like this, track down a used copy at a reasonable price.  $197.00?  Jeepers, man, that's ridiculous.  

https://mega.nz/file/rdZgSQbT#8Ix-6C5-XKeSrALf0NshXWhYcSsaePRgfKH75YGezmc

Robert Palmer / Superstar Concert #90-07 James L. Knight Center, Miami - September 7, 1988

Robert Palmer 
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 90-07
broadcast date April 28-29, 1990

Recorded at the James L. Knight Center, Miami, FL, USA on September 7, 1988 from the Heavy Nova Tour 

Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 90-07 Intro
02 Commercial - Miller Lite (Run DMC)
03 Some Like It Hot
04 Hyperactive
05 Discipline Of Love
06 Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin'
07 Commercial - Delco Electronics
08 Commercial - Miller Lite (Woody Harrelson)
09 Commercial - Almond Joy
10 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 90-07 Break
11 Every Kinda People
12 I Didn't Mean To Turn You On
13 Communication
14 Looking For Clues
15 Commercial - Miller Lite (Woody Harrelson)
16 Commercial - Flintstones Vitamins
17 Commercial - B.F. Goodrich
18 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 90-07 Break
19 Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley
20 Riptide
21 She Makes My Day
22 Between Us
23 Walk Beside Me
24 Commercial - Kit Kat Bar
25 Commercial - Delco Electronics
26 Commericail - Alka-Seltzer
27 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 90-07 Break

Sides 4, 5, and 6:
28 Early In The Morning
29 Fleshwound
30 Eat The Rich
31 Commercial - Miller Lite (Run DMC)
32 Commercial - Flintstones Vitamins
33 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 90-07 Break
34 More Than Ever
35 Bad Case Of Lovin' You (Doctor Doctor)
36 Simply Irresistable
37 Commercial - B.F. Goodrich
38 Commercial - Miller Lite (Woody Harrelson)
39 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 90-07 Break
40 Casting A Spell
41 Addicted To Love
42 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 90-07 Outro
43 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 90-07 Promo

Down in the run out grooves, we find:  
CO 90 • 07 1     DBT KM
CO 90 • 07 2     DBT KM
CO 90 • 07 3     DBT KM
CO 90 • 07 4     DBT KM
CO 90 • 07 5     DBT KM
CO 90 • 07 6     DBT KM

No cue sheet.  300 dpi scans of all six disc labels.  I tracked down a Miami Herald newspaper article from September 2nd about Palmer, but didn't find a review of the concert.  I found a ticket scan from the show, and included backstage passes from the tour.

This is the same show as 88-24, and similar to CO 89-13 (which may swap out Riptide and replace it with Shoot The Moon...I can't confirm that as I don't have 89-13).  All three of these are 3 LP vinyl sets.  Show #04-28 is a shorter, one hour show, drawn from the same source with the tracks in a different order, and issued on CD.  I don't have that, either. There may be more, my list is not complete.

88-24 was in our archives, and readers may remember that there was a vinyl defect on my copy, causing a short noise on Every Kinda People.  I took 9/10ths of a second from 90-07 version and dropped it in EXACTLY, replacing the defective part of the 88-24 version of Every Kinda People, retagged the files, uploaded and updated the links. So..now we have two versions of the same show, but with different commercials. I took down the post in the archives and reposted the show.  

The set list has covers of Jermaine Jackson (Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin'), Lee Dorsey (Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley), Cherelle (I Didn't Mean To Turn You On), Guy Lombardo & his Royal Canadians (Riptide), Inga Rumpf (Walk Beside Me), the Gap Band (Early In The Morning), Motorhead (Eat The Rich), and Moon Martin (Bad Case Of Lovin' You), plus two songs by the Power Station (Some Like It Hot and Communication).

The Motorhead and Inga Rumpf covers were never issued officially by Palmer.  Come to think of it....Has there ever been another show where Guy Lombardo AND Motorhead covers were in the same set list?

On the commercials...GREAT GOOGA-MOOGA, what a find! The fabulous Run DMC, hip-hoppin' for Miller Lite!  That alone makes this version worth having!

Bootlegged as:
I Like It Hot American Concert Series ACS 051 (1992, Italy)

https://mega.nz/file/OEYwCQYK#8u5IU60jJWCPdG_2V3phbmqvYGVnIKD52r_DFp45W4k

Robert Palmer / Superstar Concert #88-24 James L. Knight Center, Miami - September 7, 1988

Robert Palmer
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series Show #88-24 
For Broadcast the weekend of October 28-30, 1988

Recorded at the

James L. Knight Center, Miami, FL, USA on September 7, 1988 from the Heavy Nova Tour 

Repair added. Files retagged as of November 27, 2022.  I added a newspaper article, ticket scan, and backstage passes. Flac files of .wavs.  Includes 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet, and for the first time, ALL SIX DISC LABELS.  

There was a 1/2 second long vinyl defect in Track 10 (Every Kind Of People) that I patched with .9 seconds of the exact same song, but from Superstar Concert 90-07.  That's the exact same show, but with a different set of commercials. If you listen carefully on headphones, you can hear the "center" of the vocal shift slightly, but it's nearly perfect.   

I'm posting both shows.  The music is the same music, so you don't need both versions, unless (like me), you're a completist.  The original version of this was picked up and posted at several other sites.  If you've got one of those versions, I recommend this repaired version to you as a replacement.

Disc One:
01 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 88-24 Intro
02 Commercial - Minute Maid Soda
03 Some Like It Hot
04 Hyperactive
05 Discipline Of Love
06 Tell Me I'm Not Dreamiing
07 Commercial - Diet Coke (Whitney Houston)
08 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 88-24 Break
09 Commercial - Sprite
10 Every Kinda People
11 I Didn't Mean To Turn You On
12 Communication
13 Looking For Clues
14 Commercial - Minute Maid Soda
15 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 88-24 Break
16 Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley
17 Riptide
18 She Makes My Day
19 Between Us
20 Walk Beside Me
21 Commerical - Diet Coke - Manhattan Transfer
22 Commercial - Halls Vitamin C
23 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 88-24 Break

Disc Two:
24 Early In The Morning
25 Flesh Wound
26 Eat The Rich
27 Commercial - Sprite
28 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 88-24 Break
29 More Than Ever
30 Bad Case Of Lovin' You
31 Simply Irresistable
32 Commercial - Minute Maid Soda
33 Commercial - Halls Vitamin C
34 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 88-24 Break
35 Casting A Spell
36 Addicted To Love
37 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 88-24 Outro
38 Commercial - Sprite

Down in the run-out-grooves:
CO •.88-24-1  Mz    KM (stamp)
CO • 88-24-2  Mz    KM (stamp)
CO • 88-24-3  Mz    KM (stamp)
CO • 88-24-4  MDC    KM (stamp)
CO • 88-24-5  MDC    KM (stamp)
CO • 88-24-6  MDC    KM (stamp)
Not sure if that's a 2 or z, though.

Bootlegged as:
I Like It Hot American Concert Series ACS 051 (1992, Italy)

https://mega.nz/file/nEo3BCSK#NNzQdJ3H9yYpk7cBY8SgLlYebXODyxY8-hE2pCzCxis

Robert Palmer / Ritz, NYC June 25, 1983 - King Biscuit Flower Hour 98-51

King Biscuit Flower Hour (98-51)
For broadcast week 12/14 to 12/20 (in 1998)

Recorded at the Ritz, NYC, June 25, 1983

01 Ed Sciaky - Intro
02 Commercial - Visa
03 Commercial - Gillette
04 Commercial - Durex
05 Commercial - Biore Cleanser
06 Robert Palmer - Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley
07 Robert Palmer - Pride
08 Robert Palmer - Found You Now
09 Robert Palmer - It's Not Difficult
10 Robert Palmer - Some Guys Have All The Luck
11 Robert Palmer - Best of Both Worlds
12 Robert Palmer - Sulky Girl (not on the cue sheet)
13 Commercial - Visa
14 Commercial - Durex
15 Commercial - Biore Cleanser
16 Commercial - Gillette
17 Robert Palmer - What's It Take
18 Robert Palmer - What Do You Care
19 Robert Palmer - Every Kinda People
20 Robert Palmer - What Can You Bring Me
21 Commercial - Visa
22 Commercial - Biore Cleanser
23 Commercial - Gillette
24 Commercial - Durex
25 Robert Palmer - You're In My System
26 Robert Palmer - Bad Case of Lovin' You (Doctor Doctor)
27 Ed Sciaky - Outro
28 Ed Sciaky - Promo

Note: Sulky Girl is not on the KBFH printed set list.

This is the eighth in the KING BISCUIT KLONE series.

The concept is to duplicate the contents of the syndicated radio show, but with the content tracked.  This allows for easy navigation to the track you desire, and allows the user to drop the s if they are of no interest.

Flac files, with 300 dpi scans of the Certificate of Performance, 2 pages of cue sheet...and a list of Important Client Specifications.  This sheet tells you not to run specific advertisers if your station also runs programs containing "subject matter in direct contrast to these advertisers' corporate images."

https://mega.nz/file/KB5AyJ5b#GMHGJ6HUTpvScxbN7Da1N0c_iaB0rLF8x_1GlMmUAWE

Robert Palmer - Musikladen, Radio Bremen 1979

While checking old DVDs stuff for a better version of a John Campbell show this Robert Palmer set reminded me that an audio-version of it, prepared for being posted here, waited way too long for its chance ... 

So: Double feature (V)ideo & (A)udio FLAC.

I would've prefered a set with the Little Feat (any boot out there on that?) but, hey, this 1979 set is also fun and kinda near my fav Palmer records

 01 Love Can Run Faster
02 Under Suspicion
03 Come Over
04 Pressure Drop
05 Man Smart Woman Smarter
06 Bad Case Of Loving You
07 Can We Still Be Friends
08 Sailin' Shoes
09 Hey Julia
10 Sneaking Sally Through The Alley
11 Best Of Both Worlds
12 Night People

thanx to the original poster

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