Tom Petty - The Hammersmith Concerts - March 6 & 7, 1980

Tom Petty
The Hammersmith Concerts
March 6 and 7, 1980

Sourced from:
King Biscuit Flower Hour, "Best Of The Biscuit" November 2, 1980 2-LP syndicated radio show
Wolfgang's Vault streaming audio
Pack Up The Plantation (1985)
Playback 5-cd boxed set (1995)
The Live Anthology (2009)
Damn The Torpedoes Deluxe Edition Bonus Tracks (2010)

Tom Petty
King Biscuit Flower Hour
"Best of the Biscuit" November 2, 1980
All tracks from March 7, 1980, except where noted.

01.  KBFH Intro - Bill Minkin
02.  Commercial - Honda
03.  Commercial - Pioneer
04.  Anything That's Rock and Roll (Sound check-intro from March 7 spliced onto the first song from March 6, 1980)
05.  Even The Losers (March 6, 1980)
06.  I Need To Know
07.  Don't Do Me Like That
08.  Cry To Me
09.  Commercial - Budweiser
10.  Stories We Could Tell
11.  Refugee
12.  American Girl
13.  Breakdown
14.  Commercial - Honda
15.  Too Much Ain't Enough
16.  Shout
17.  Somethin’ Else
18.  Commercial - Pioneer
19.  KBFH Outro
20.  KBFH Promo with announcer
21.  KBFH Promo music bed

Runout grooves:
BOB.339.A MCR Joe
BOB.339.B MCR Joe
BOB.339.C MCR Joe
blank side, no etchings

March 6, 1980, Wolfgang's Vault streaming audio (mp3 files)

01.  Sound Check
02.  Shadow Of A Doubt
03.  Anything That's Rock and Roll
04.  Fooled Again
05.  Here Comes My Girl
06.  Even The Losers
07.  The Wild One, Forever
08.  I Need To Know
09.  Don't Do Me Like That
10.  Cry To Me
11.  Stories We Could Tell
12.  Refugee
13.  American Girl
14.  Breakdown
15.  Listen To Her Heart
16.  Too Much Ain't Enough
17.  Shout
18.  Girls Were Made To Love
19.  Strangered In The Night
20.  Don't Bring Me Down
21.  Somethin’ Else
22.  Century City

March 7, 1980, Wolfgang's Vault streaming audio:(mp3 files)

01.  Sound Check
02.  Shadow Of A Doubt
03.  Anything That's Rock and Roll
04.  Fooled Again
05.  Here Comes My Girl
06.  Even The Losers
07.  The Wild One, Forever
08.  I Need To Know
09.  Don't Do Me Like That
10.  Cry To Me
11.  Stories We Could Tell
12.  Refugee
13.  American Girl
14.  Breakdown
15.  Too Much Ain't Enough
16.  Shout
17.  Strangered In The Night
18.  Somethin’ Else
19.  Century City
20.  When The Time Comes
21.  I Fought The Law

Several songs from these shows were officially released:

A limited edition U.K single of "Don't Do Me Like That/Century City" came with a bonus single with two songs from Hammersmith:

Stories We Can Tell (March 7, 1980)
Somethin’ Else (March 7, 1980)
Note: the title is listed as "Stories We Can Tell" on the 45 sleeve, instead of "Could," and "The Stories We Can Tell" on the disc label.

The same two tracks were also on the Australian 45 of "Even The Losers"

This version of "Stories" included Bill Minkin, the KBFH announcer...which was edited out of future releases of this track.

Pack Up The Plantation:
Stories We Could Tell (March 7, 1980) (without King Biscuit announcer)

Playback:
Somethin’ Else (March 7, 1980)

The Live Anthology, Standard 4-cd edition:
Even The Losers (March 6, 1980)
Here Comes My Girl (March 6, 1980)
The Wild One, Forever (March 6, 1980)

Damn The Torpedoes Deluxe Edition:

Shadow of a Doubt (A Complex Kid) (March 6, 1980)

Don't Do Me Like That (March 6, 1980) 
Somethin' Else (March 6, 1980) (NOTE: The bonus 45 and Playback both used the March 7th version)

King Biscuit Flower originally broadcast these songs on April 13, 1980. 

The November 2, 1980 broadcast (the source of these tracks) was a "Best of the Biscuit" show which "features the most requested shows of the King Biscuit Flower Hour series."

King Biscuit Flower Hour rebroadcast Hammersmith many times after this, but with fewer songs.

https://mega.nz/file/mRZUxAjJ#ebFtYHCbja_F6ZXVXgwVyh1F2eynV772jHATLch1dUk

Oh, yeah...as usual, there's an unidentified artist doing the Budweiser jingle.  Sounds country & western to me.  Anyone know who that is?

Tom Petty - Under The Covers - The Songs He Didn't Write

 

Tom Petty - Under The Covers 

The Songs He Didn't Write

Liberated Bootleg

A collection of various live recordings by Tom with and without his Heartbreakers all of which are songs he didn't write, but which are delivered with the same passion and energy as any of his homegrown tunes. 

https://workupload.com/file/gY33m74KRTr

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers / Coleman Coliseum Oct. 6, 1995 - Album Network concert

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Album Network Concert
Coleman Coliseum
Tuscaloosa, AL
recorded October 6, 1995

01 Bob Coburn & George Drakoulias - Album Network Intro
02 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Waiting For Tonight (studio)
03 Bob Coburn & George Drakoulias - Interview
04 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Turning Point (studio)
05 Bob Coburn & George Drakoulias - Interview
06 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Ways To Be Wicked (studio)
07 Bob Coburn & George Drakoulias - Interview
08 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - God's Gift To Man (studio)
09 Bob Coburn - Album Network Break
10 Bob Coburn - Concert Intro
11 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - You Don't Know How It Feels
12 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Listen To Her Heart
13 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - I Won't Back Down
14 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Free Fallin'
15 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - You Wreck Me
16 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Mary Jane's Last Dance
17 Bob Coburn - Album Network Break
18 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Don't Come Around Here No More
19 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Thirteen Days
20 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Girl On LSD
21 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Breakdown
22 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Cabin Down Below
23 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - It's Good To Be King
24 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Runnin' Down A Dream
25 Bob Coburn - Album Network Break
26 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Honey Bee
27 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Gloria
28 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - American Girl
29 Bob Coburn - Album Network Break
30 Bob Coburn - Brought To You By
31 Bob Coburn - Petty says goodbye
32 Bob Coburn - Playback contest
33 Bob Coburn - Credits

Welcome to our latest chapter of "debunking the Internet."

This is wrong.

If you run a search, you can find June 10th listed as the date of this show.  Last.fm, Spotify, Liveone.com, and dozens of other sites say it's June 10, 1995. The correct date is October 6, 1995. This error comes from the difference in how America records dates as compared to the rest of the world. In American English, it's MM/DD/YYYY.  In Europe and British English, they use DD/MM/YYYY. So...October 6, 1995 is 10/06/1995 here, but 10/06/1995 means June 10, 1995 in the countries producing the "gray market" CDs.

The announcer, Bob Coburn, says, "...soon, we'll be taking you to the stage at Coleman Coliseum, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for a great concert performance from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, recorded during the last week of their 1995 North American tour, the tour that ended just last month.

That establishes the concert took place in the month before the broadcast date's month. The show is announced as "the Album Network's Holiday Concert Special" and "Thanksgiving Special."  There's no cue sheet included, but the date printed on the cassettes is 11/29/95, which was the last Wednesday of November. "Just last month" would be October 1995.

I've included a newspaper clipping that says, "Petty will perform Friday, Oct. 6 at 8:30 p.m. in Coleman Coliseum."

The show opens with a half hour special about the release of the PLAYBACK boxed set, and features Bob Coburn interviewing producer George Drakoulias.

This is a pre-FM copy from cassettes. Presumably, there's also a version with commercials.  I've seen a reel-to-reel copy on Ebay, which may have had the advertising included.  I suspect this "no commercials" cassette copy was produced as a promotional item.

The "brought to you by" at the end of the show lists 1-800 Music Now, Discover Card, Fox TV, Burst Gum, and Radio Shack as the sponsors.

Some things come and go, some things stay the same.  1-800-Music Now had you call a number on your touchtone phone, type in an artist's name, listen to samples over the phone line, and then order the CD using a credit card.  It lasted a little over a year.  Wiki says, "The promotion totaled about $40 million (at the time, advertisements for the service were quite regularly played on MTV and advertised heavily as part of The Simpsons Homerpalooza episode); meanwhile, its top-selling CD sold only 400 copies."

On the other hand, Fox Televisions' The Simpsons is still on television, twenty-nine years later.

I've included scans of the j-cards and cassettes.

Bob Coburn is the host.  For many years he was the voice of ROCKLINE, also deejayed on Los Angeles KLOS-FM.

The credits are given over Wilson Pickett's "She's Lookin' Good," which is a smokin' hot slab of soul.  It reached #15 on the Billboard Hot 100.

https://mega.nz/file/TZoBSKCQ#o32h3cleG1nxkjMzgwksG6SHNqKNsQeT_S2hS007trg

WW1 Superstar Concert Series Show #99-06 - Bob Dylan / Tom Petty

Bob Dylan
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series Show #99-06 
for broadcast the weekend of February 6/7, 1999

CD1:
01 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Intro
02 Commercial - Claratin (Joan London)
03 Commercial - Disney Home Video Mulan
04 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Segment Intro
05 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Positively 4th Street
06 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - I'll Remember You
07 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Segment Break
08 Commercial - Rent-A-Wreck
09 Commercial - Herpecin-L
10 Commercial - Durex Condoms
11 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Segment Intro
12 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - All Along The Watchtower
13 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Masters of War
14 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Bye Bye Johnny
15 Bob Dylan - Girl From The North Country
16 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Segment Break
17 Commercial - Certs
18 Commercial - Herpecin-L
19 Commercial - Durex Condoms
20 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Segment Intro
21 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know
22 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Just Like A Woman
23 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - That Lucky Old Sun
24 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Segment Break
25 Commercial - Disney Home Video Mulan
26 Commercial - Rent-A-Wreck
27 Commercial - Durex Condoms
CD2: 
01 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Segment Intro
02 Bob Dylan - It Ain't Me Babe
03 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star
04 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Break
05 Commercial - Disney Home Video Mulan
06 Commercial - Herpecin-L
07 Commercial - Durex Condoms
08 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Segment Intro
09 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky
10 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Like A Rolling Stone
11 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Break
12 Commercial - Certs
13 Commercial - Rent-A-Wreck
14 Commercial - Durex Condoms
15 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Segment Intro
16 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Blowin' In The Wind
17 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Knockin' On Heaven's Door
18 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Outro
19 J.J. Jackson - Superstar Concert 99-06 Promo

And.... here's Part Two of the Voodoo Wagon Bob Dylan's Birthday Bash!

Bob and Bacall

After I've digitized a radio show, I look for information about the original concert. What else can I bring to the exhumation of a 37 year old radio show besides the vintage commercials?  Were there posters for the concert? Are there tickets on Ebay?  Backstage passes from the tour? 

While looking at the Australian newspapers for information on Dylan's February shows, I ran across a letter from "Lauren Bacall, Spring Street, Melbourne."  She was angry about recent press coverage of Bob Dylan.  Given the Australian address, I figured this was not Lauren Bacall, World Famous Actress.  What would she have been doing in Australia?  Plus, THAT Lauren Bacall was born in 1924, she's the same age as my mom... neither of 'em are in the age group that listened to Bob Dylan. (My mom can't stand Bob to this day.  UPDATE: July 4th, 2026:  Mom just hit 102 1/2, and she still can't stand Bob Dylan. She's buying NVDA as she thinks this AI thing will be a "big deal" and she's having  a new sewer line installed in the family home)

Further research revealed that I was wrong; it was Lauren Bacall, Tony Award winning actress, star of stage and screen, with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 1724 Vine Street (right down the block from the Capitol Records building).  Bacall was in Australia to star in the Tennessee Williams play Sweet Bird of Youth. But why was she so pissed off about the Sydney Morning Herald's coverage of a Bob Dylan press conference?

Earlier in January, she'd had a contentious interview with Evan Whitton of the Sydney Morning Herald.  He didn't like Tennessee Williams ("a piece of overheated Southern toshery"). He asked Bacall to agree with his conclusion that "on any analysis, you are more talented than your late husband."  Whitton disapproved of the "cult" of Humphrey Bogart, wherein young people of the next generation identified with the "detachment...sardonic pessimism and unfailing honor" of his characters in films such as Casablanca and The Maltese Falcon.

Ms. Bacall expressed her displeasure at both assumptions, and at the presumption of the journalist that she must agree with him.

The newspaper followed up with a defense of Whitton by his wife, Noela Whitton, which doubled down. There was more criticism of Williams "banalities" and "trite speech after speech."

She did lighten things up by quoting letters to the newspaper, including the "most wonderful letter...from Bradon Ellem, of Thirroul, who not only socked it to Whitton on behalf of Bacall but who was also out there in defence of Bob Dylan, whose press conference Whitton observed in an article published in the Herald on February 13.  Bradon Ellem says, "one day, in a bar in the States, Mr Bob Dylan will say to Ms Lauren Bacall: "Who the hell is Evan Whitton anyway?"  She wrapped the article with a reference to Casablanca and the close "Meanwhile, who, I'd be interested to know, is Bradon Ellem?"

With the two negative articles, it was no surprise Bacall had an ax to grind with the Sydney Morning Herald.  But there's more to the story:

Here's a quote from Heartbreaker keyboards player, Benmont Tench, "In Australia, we check into the hotel the first night, and who checks in at the same time? Lauren Bacall. So we all go down later to the bar, coffee shop, whatever it was. She's down there. Bob had had us learn some standards. He was just like let's learn “Lucky Old Sun,” let's learn this, let's learn that. He had us learn an old standard, [called] “All My Tomorrows.” And I didn't understand those kinds of chords, but we got there. He and I sat down at the piano and played it for Lauren Bacall. And he sang it."

So, when there was another hostile press conference with the Sydney Morning Herald, Ms. Bacall had already been personally serenaded by Bob Dylan, and she came forward, as the paper put it, as "his protector in Australia."

As with a lot of press coverage, an ocean of ink was used arguing about not very much.  In 1997, both Bob Dylan and Lauren Bacall were honored at the Kennedy Center Honors party at the State Department in December 1997, and photographed together.  Whether they asked each other "Who the hell is Evan Whitton" is not known.

We can, however, answer Noela Whitton's question "Who, I'd be interested to know, is Bradon Ellem?"

As per the University of Western Australia website:

"He is a Professor and Senior Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia, in Perth.  Bradon Ellem is a Professor of Employment Relations in the University of Sydney Business School where he teaches in the undergraduate and postgraduate programs. He was departmental head for five years from 2011."

I sent him an email asking if he still likes Bob Dylan, but have not heard back from him.  If he answers, I'll update this post (and file).

https://mega.nz/file/3RAjCTJC#FOelP0SfcHIxzmFFa3mbo8ND4V-iecSTdzVFcAEdRwY

WW1 Superstar Concert 87-F Tom Petty / Bob Dylan

Westwood One Superstar Concert Series
Tom Petty / Bob Dylan
Show 87-F for the weekend of December 11-13, 1987

Sides 1, 2, and 3:
01 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-F Intro
02 Commercial - Budweiser (Iko Iko)
03 Commercial - Levi's 501
04 Commercial - Chaps Cologne
05 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Positively 4th Street
06 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - All Along The Watchtower
07 Commercial - Budweiser (Bo Diddley)
08 Commercial - Levi's 501
09 Commercial - Old Spice
10 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-F Break
11 Denny Carmasi - Heart Tour Update
12 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Masters Of War
13 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - I'll Remember You
14 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know
15 Commercial - Eddie Murphy Raw
16 Commercial - Levi's 501
17 Commercial - Chaps Cologne
18 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-F Break
19 Jim Ladd - REO Speedwagon Tour Update
20 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Bye Bye Johnny
21 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Breakdown
22 Commercial - Budweiser (Bud Man Boogie)
23 Commercial - Levi's 501
24 Commercial - Old Spice
25 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-F Break

Sides 4, 5, and 6:
01 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Just Like A Woman
02 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Blowin' In The Wind
03 Commercial - Budweiser (Bo Diddley)
04 Commercial - Old Spice
05 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-F Break
06 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - That Lucky Old Sun
07 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star
08 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Spike
09 Commercial - Budweiser (Bo Diddley)
10 Commercial - Old Spice
11 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-F Break
12 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Like A Rolling Stone
13 Bob Dylan & the Heartbreakers - Knockin' On Heaven's Door
14 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-F Outro
15 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-F Promo

Run out grooves (note "2" is superscript):

Side 1 COKE SS 87 F1 M²KM
Side 2 COKE SS 87 F2 M²KM
Side 3 COKE SS 87 F3 M²KM
Side 4 COKE SS 87 F4 M²KM
Side 5 COKE SS 87 F5 M²KM
Side 6 COKE SS 87 F6 M²KM

Digitized 2024.  Includes flac files of wavs.  I don't have the cue but found some low resolution copies on the Internet.

Bob Dylan/Tom Petty 

Appearances On Westwood One's Superstar Concert Series

This history covers Bob Dylan's syndicated "concert" appearances on the Westwood One Radio Network.  It does not cover specials featuring studio tracks, or interview shows.

There are four 90 minute "concert" shows by Bob Dylan/Tom Petty on the Westwood One Radio Network. These were compiled from concerts at the Entertainment Center, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (February 24 and 25, 1986), the Tacoma Dome, Tacoma, WA (July 31, 1986), and Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View, CA (August 5, 1986) during the 1986 tour with Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers.

Shorter excerpts from these concerts were broadcast on Westwood One "compilation" shows. 

Some of the Sydney recordings were used in the U.S. HBO TV Special "Hard To Handle," which was officially released on home video by Dylan.

The original set U.S. set list was broadcast three times:

Superstar Concert SS 86-21 "for broadcast the weekend of August 31, 1986"  

Superstar Concert SS 86-03 "for broadcast the weekend of February 21, 1987"

Superstar Concert SS 86-F "for the weekend of December 11-13, 1987" (this show)

The artists are credited on the cue sheets as:

Superstar Concert SS 86-21 "Bob Dylan / Tom Petty" 

Superstar Concert SS 87-03 "Tom Petty / Bob Dylan"

Superstar Concert SS 87-F "Tom Petty / Bob Dylan"

The track lists for these three versions are:

 

Positively 4th Street

All Along The Watchtower

Masters Of War

I'll Remember You

I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know

Bye Bye Johnny

Breakdown

Just Like A Woman

Blowin' In The Wind

That Lucky Old Sun

So You Want to Be a Rock ’n’ Roll Star

Spike

Like A Rolling Stone

Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Tom Petty sings lead vocals on Bye Bye Johnny, Breakdown, So You Want to Be a Rock ’n’ Roll Star, and Spike.

Various sources on the Internet say there was an "overseas version" that drops the Petty tracks and adds three more Dylan songs.  I have never seen a copy of the overseas version on Ebay.  There is no Discogs listing. I did not find any hard proof, such as cue sheet to confirm the existence of the "overseas version."  It is mentioned on several websites that specialize in Bob Dylan, so it is likely to exist.  

The overseas version track list I saw runs:

Positively 4th Street

All Along The Watchtower

Masters Of War

I'll Remember You

I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know

Just Like A Woman

Blowin' In The Wind

That Lucky Old Sun

Like A Rolling Stone

Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Girl From The North Country

It Ain't Me Babe

When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky

There is circumstantial evidence of the "overseas version."  "It Ain't Me Babe" appeared on a bootleg issued in 1996 named "Hard To Find Volume 4 - Hardest To Find (Lost Diamonds 1986-96)" attributed as "Radio version. From the Tacoma Dome, Tacoma, WA - USA. Released on the Superstar Concert Series Westwood One radio Station disc 7-31-86" 

The cue sheet for SS 86-21 says "for broadcast the weekend of August 31, 1986" not July 31 as mentioned on the bootleg, but the "overseas version" might not follow U.S. broadcasts dates.  But whether it exists or not, the three addition tracks were issued on:

Westwood One Superstar Concert 99-06 for broadcast the weekend of February 6/7, 1999.

Note that while Petty sings lead on two songs, the show is credited only to Bob Dylan.  I'll be posting 99-06 later today.

Positively 4th Street

I’ll Remember You

All Along The Watchtower

Masters of War

Bye Bye Johnny

Girl From The North Country

I Forgot More Than You’ll Ever Know

Just Like A Woman

That Lucky Old Sun

It Ain’t Me Babe

So You Want to Be a Rock ’n’ Roll Star

When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky

Like A Rolling Stone

Blowin' in the Wind

Knockin On Heaven’s Door

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The tracks are sourced as follows:

Entertainment Centre, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia February 24, 1986:

Positively 4th Street

I'll Remember You

That Lucky Old Sun

Masters Of War

Girl From The North Country

I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know

Just Like A Woman

Bye Bye Johnny

Entertainment Centre, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia February 25, 1986:

Like A Rolling Stone

Blowin' In The Wind

Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Tacoma Dome, Tacoma, Washington July 31, 1986

All Along The Watchtower

It Ain't Me Babe

Spike

Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA August 5, 1986

Breakdown (the clue is... Tom says "everyone sings good in California...)

The source of "So You Want to Be a Rock ’n’ Roll Star" is not confirmed at this time. It was not played at Tacoma or Mountain View.  The soundboard of the Sydney show fades in, so I can't check if Bob's distinctive introduction is there or not.

Bob & Tom are on the 1987 Isle of Dreams faux-concert broadcast the weekend of September 5-7, 1987. The songs included are All Along The Watchtower, Masters Of War, and Like A Rolling Stone

Bob & Tom are also on the "Stars of the Superstars Concert Series, 1986" SSCS-87 for the weekend of January 3, 1987. The songs are Spike, Knockin' On Heaven's Door

93-01, the Best of 1992 for the weekend of JANUARY 3, 1993. has Like A Rollin' Stone and Knockin' On Heavens Door.

95-36 Various 2 CD ROCK N Roll HALL Of FAME 8/28/95 ROCK N Roll HALL Of FAME

has Like A Rollin' Stone and Knockin' On Heavens Door.

06-45  The Band & Bob Dylan 1 cd.  This combines tracks from the Band in 1985, plus Bob Dylan / Petty tracks from 1986: Positively 4th Street, All Along The Watchtower, Masters of War, Like A Rolling Stone, and Blowin' In The Wind

https://mega.nz/file/nQwgDQBT#5gDG4LKvgQNVmzbff99hwdYQZFXjh2uhxehMaShqzG8

Allman Brothers Band / Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

"Live From Central Park" TBS-CP-17
Produced by TBS Syndications - Toronto
(none of the tracks were recorded in Central Park!)

Allman Brothers Band
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

run out groove side A etching:  TBS-CP-17-A
run out groove side D etching:  TBS-CP-17-B

No cue sheet included. Scans of the disc labels at 300 dpi are included.

Side 1:
01.  Live From Central Park Intro - Pat St. John
02.  I Got A Right To Be Wrong - Allman Brothers Band
03.  Angeline - Allman Brothers Band
04.  Live From Central Park Break - Pat St. John
05.  One Way Out - Allman Brothers Band
06.  Jessica - Allman Brother's Band
07.  Live From Central Park Intro - Pat St. John

Side 2:
01.  Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
02.  I Need To Know  - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
03.  Don't Do Me Like That - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
04.  Live From Central Park Break - Pat St. John
05.  Refugee  - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
06.  American Girl - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
07.  Breakdown  - Tom Petty & the Heartbreaker

All of the Tom Petty tracks were recorded at London's Hammersmith Odeon.
"Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll" is from March 6, 1980.
The rest of the Tom Petty tracks are from March 7, 1980.

The first thing to know about this Canadian syndicated radio show is the name of the show is not true.  "Live From Central Park" was not recorded in "Central Park," but was an edited rebroadcast of King Biscuit Flower Hour tapes, rebroadcast in Canadian radio markets.

While I don't know the source of the Allman Brothers Band tracks, the Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers songs are sourced from the 1980 King Biscuit Flower Hour program recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon on March 6th and 7th, 1980.  There was also a King Biscuit Allman Brothers show in 1980, and all of these "Central Park" tracks are on that KBFH show...so that's POSSIBLE as a source.

A show recorded in England presented a problem for a concert supposedly from "Central Park," as the introduction on "Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll" says, "Ladies and gentlemen, would you please welcome from the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers!"

The show doesn't define where "Central Park" is located, but the most famous American "Central Park" is in New York City.  A native speaker of the English language in North America would never welcome an American band to New York City by calling out that the band is from "the United States of America." So TBS Syndications - Toronto edited out the words "United States of America."  It's the same intro as on the Hammersmith show and the edit is obvious when you compare the two shows, and it maintained the fiction that the show was from "Central Park."

The original broadcast included a second LP of the band Triumph, which I don't have..

TBS Syndications also rebroadcast some of the Supergroups shows. The "Live From Central Park" series ran in the early 1980s.  Our old pal, Pat St. John, turns up as the announcer (once again!)

https://mega.nz/#!fYoT3Qhb!pUj79w9GGy953nWcEqVBubvWvqFUVurkZn79X4EtmQI

https://mega.nz/#!fYoT3Qhb!pUj79w9GGy953nWcEqVBubvWvqFUVurkZn79X4EtmQI

Anyway...to make it clear as possible:
"Live From Central Park" is NOT "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" n'est pas "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" NO es "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" ist NICHT "Live vom Central Park!"
"Live vanuit Central Park" is NIET "Live from Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" NON è "Live From Central Park!"
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Tom Petty & the Hearbreakers/ Westwood One Superstars In Concert 88-05 Jacksonville, FL

Petty did a lot of syndicated radio broadcasts in the 1980's.  Petty's 1980 Hammersmith appearance was repeated over and over by the King Biscuit Flower Hour....but he really made a partnership with Westwood One.  From 1985 through the end of Westwood One in the 2000's, Petty showed up almost every year with a new show from a recent tour, or a repeat of a classic broadcast.

This show is my personal favorite of the Westwood One shows.  I love it because the show has a large number of songs that were outside of the usual "greatest hits" set list that you'd expect from an arena-rocker.  Petty wasn't just trotting out his "greatest hits," but was putting out songs on a syndicated broadcast that you couldn't find on his records.

On this show, you get covers of the Byrds "The Ballad Of Easy Rider," Conway Twitty's "The Image Of Me," the Clash's "Should I Stay Or Should I Go," Bo Diddley's "You Can't Judge A Book (By Looking At It's Cover)" and the Dave Clark Five's "Anyway You Want It."

A heck of an interesting set....to this day, how many performers would put Conway Twitty and the Clash on the same set list?

Anyway...that's why this particular show is my favorite live Petty show.

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Westwood One Superstars In Concert 88-05
for the weekend of April 22-24, 1988
Recorded at the Jacksonville Memorial Coliseum, Jacksonville, FL
on July 24, 1987

This same set list was broadcast by Westwood One as show SS87-22 on Sept. 5, 1987
and also as CO88-F on Dec. 8, 1988.


Sides 1, 2 and 3:
01.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 88-05 Intro - Steve Downes
02.  Commercial - Diet Coke (Whitney Houston)
03.  Bye Bye Johnny - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
04.  Breakdown - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
05.  King's Road - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
06.  Commercial - Minute Maid Orange Soda
07.  Commercial - Kit Kat Bar
08.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 88-05 Break - Steve Downes
09.  The Waiting - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
10.  Don't Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
11.  Commercial - Coca-Cola
12.  Commercial - Listerine
13.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 88-05 Break - Steve Downes
14.  For What It's Worth - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
15.  The Ballad Of Easy Rider - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
16.  The Image Of Me - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
17.  Commercial - Diet Sprite
18.  Commercial - Listerine
19.  Commercial - Alka-Seltzer
20.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 88-05 Break - Steve Downes

Sides 4, 5, and 6:
21.  Here Comes My Girl - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
22.  Should I Stay Or Should I Go? - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
23.  Commercial - Minute Maid Orange Soda
24.  Commercial - Flinstones Vitamins
25.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 88-05 Break - Steve Downes
26.  You Can't Judge A Book (By Looking At It's Cover) - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
27.  Anyway You Want It - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
28.  Commercial - Diet Coke
29.  Kit Kat Bar
30.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 88-05 Break - Steve Downes
31.  Runaway Trains - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
32.  Refugee - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
33.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 88-05 Outro - Steve Downes
34.  Westwood One Superstars In Concert 88-05 Promo - Steve Downes

https://mega.nz/#!uFYUjYAZ!KOFruchLwZ6Zlw9DgNefY-Fs3MVF_Sb5fVyRq1ABLM0

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers / Record Plant, Sausalito, CA April 23, 1977 KSAN-FM

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Record Plant
Sausalito, CA
April 23, 1977
KSAN-FM broadcast

sourced from GWH's master cassette recorded off the air...  FLAC files of wavs....

01 Surrender
02 American Girl
03 Fooled Again (I Don't Like It)
04 I Need To Know
05 Strangered In The Night
06 Dog On The Run
07 Route 66

Tom Petty released his first album on November 9, 1976.

His sophomore release "You're Gonna Get It" didn't turn up until May 2, 1978, a long gap of a year and a half.  In the interim, we had this live tape that was broadcast over San Francisco's KSAN-FM.

Only three of the seven songs on the broadcast came from the first album.  Leading off with "Surrender," a great song that would remain unreleased until the Deluxe Edition of "Damn The Torpedoes" in 2010, Petty launches into a tight, focused set that plays to the band's strengths:  strong original material, the ability to extend a song with a jam that doesn't wander off into aimless noodling, and tasteful classic covers (in this case, the Nat King Cole Trio's "Route 66," by way of the Rolling Stones).

I was early into what was later called "New Wave" and "Punk."  I'd spent '74-'76 trying on a bunch of musical hats that didn't fit. Jazz rock with Herbie Hancock and Jean Luc Ponty. British music hall bands like Sailor.

I bought Patti Smith's 1st LP in late '75, bought the Ramones LP the week it came out in April '76...and that first Petty LP late in '76.

I was an evangelist; I'd show up and try and talk my friends into listening to the Heartbreakers. They were unconvinced. "Punk" put them off. SHORT hair? What the hell was wrong with me?
From 2017 it's hard to remember how badly that first Petty LP flopped; it didn't get airplay. Petty worked that record, he toured relentlessly, played hundreds of gigs...and finally the LP broke in England and the success washed back across the Atlantic Ocean and in '78 "Breakdown" finally cracked the U.S. charts.

In my efforts to win him a few fans, I handed out a lot of copies of this tape.

I went over to my pal Dennis' apartment in late '78 to buy...uh..to buy...uh something, let's leave it at that. Dennis was a mainstream hard rock guy...Boston, Ted Nugent, that sort of thing.
He thought the Ramones were lunk-headed morons and Patti Smith a caterwauling banshee. But Dennis told me he was "totally into this new punk rock thing." He'd bought the first Petty album, now over a year and a half old.

Hey, Petty had a leather jacket, just like the Ramones, so the category wasn't completely without merit. I had finally won a convert.

Petty wasn't a punk, though, he was a classic Rock & Roll musician who'd absorbed 60s rock influences (Beatles, Stones, Byrds) and a bunch of the '50's founding fathers licks (Berry, Diddley, Waters). He was himself, more than anything else; he wasn't jumping on a bandwagon.

I was wrong about a lot of things back then. Eddie & The Hot Rods would not make it big here; Blondie would have to "go disco" before America would listen, the Count Bishops turned out to be a footnote...but I was not wrong about Petty. Damn, I was 100% spot on the money with everything I said about him back then. Tom Petty was the real deal.


https://mega.nz/#!3IISWJLT!Aih-I_tRQTBTM6yIwB6kPflPRETVcHXVmQbHTnGWvg4

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers / Pinkpop, Netherlands, May 30, 1977 FM

Here’s a short set by Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers recorded at the Pinkpop Festival on May 30, 1977. Petty and the band were on their first tour of Europe, opening shows for Nils Lofgren. This is one of Hans de Vente’s tapes that he digitized a few years back. As Hans put his tapes up as one single flac file, I chaptered it into individual songs and spent a couple of hours removing radio static one pop at a time in Audacity. There was a large drop-out in Jaguar and Thunderbird and I blended it back together; you can still hear it but it’s less jarring. Sound quality is Very Good FM. It's a nice, rockin' set, and like a lot of opening acts trying to work their way up to the top, they're "ON" for the entire performance.

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Pinkpop Festival
Gellen, Netherlands
May 30, 1977

01. Jaguar and Thunderbird
02. American Girl
03. Fooled Again
04. Breakdown

https://mega.co.nz/#!jEREFCQD!UJMIi3VYzi1eFHCEFnNpza3Ejfg8eWuQzPImHx4QWYc

Tom Petty - Paradise, Boston, MA July 16, 1978 Retro Rock show #82-9

I've digitized a Retro Rock rebroadcast of a 1978 Tom Petty live show.  It's well circulated in other versions, and up in streaming audio at Wolfgang's Vault....but I've never seen the Retro Rock version out there, so...here it is.   I've got scans of the disc label, cue sheets, and a pdf file of a newspaper review of the show that I found online.

https://mega.co.nz/#!XFhCXSRS!ZDVaH0gkPtewT8k7p7ml_3bat3R96ULvrx0IzPLnocg

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Paradise, Boston, MA
July 16, 1978
Retro Rock show #82-9 for broadcast the week of 2/22/82

01.  RR 82-9 Intro - Meg Griffin
02.  Anything That's Rock and Roll
03.  RR 82-9 Break - Meg Griffin
04.  Commercial - Budweiser
05.  Fooled Again
06.  Don't Bring Me Down
07.  Commercial - Lee Jeans
08.  Commercial - Budweiser
09.  You're Gonna Get It
10.  Breakdown
11.  Commercial - Lee Jeans
12.  RR 82-9 Promo
13.  Strangered In The Night
14.  I Need To Know
15.  RR 82-9 Break - Meg Griffin
16.  Commercial - Budweiser (Bus Boys)
17.  Shout
18.  I Fought The Law
19.  Route 66
20.  Commercial - Lee Jeans
21.  I'm A King Bee
22.  RR 82-9 Credits - Meg Griffin


This concert is listed as having been originally broadcast by WBCN-FM in Boston.

A year later, the King Biscuit Flower Hour distributed a show with Tom Petty and Steve Forbert for syndicated broadcast on July 15, 1979, which may be part or all of the 1978 show.   The Petty KBFH segment is listed as from the Paradise in Boston.  I couldn't find a track list of the 1979 broadcast for comparison, so I can't confirm that the 1979 KBFH show was sourced from the 1978 Paradise show (although it's very likely.) The 1979 KBFH show was distributed on reel-to-reel tape, so copies are rare.

Retro Rock was a syndicated radio show distributed on vinyl LPs in the early 1980s by the Clayton Webster Corporation.  I've seen shows on EBAY with distribution dates between 1981 and 1984. The formats were rebroadcasts of live concerts, interviews or artist profiles with studio or live cuts, with national commercials.  The concerts were often several years old, hence the "retro" in the show's name.

Retro Rock syndicated the Tom Petty 1978 Paradise show for re-broadcast during the week of February 22, 1982.  The Retro Rock version has eleven out of the thirteen songs originally performed, and is missing "American Girl" and "Too Much Ain't Enough."

The Retro Rock cue sheet inexpicably lists the song "Anything That's Rock and Roll" as "Rock and Roll Spy" on the cue sheet.

Wolfgang's Vault has a version of the Tom Petty 1978 Paradise show posted in streaming audio with twelve tracks (it's missing "Strangered In The Night").

The "Breakdown!" bootleg on Italy's Great Dane Records was released in 1990, and has all thirteen tracks.  It sounds fine...if you have that, you probably don't need this.

There was also a vinyl bootleg in the 1970s on Excitable Recordworks 4510-1 titled "It's Only Rock and Roll" sourced from the 1978 Paradise show with eight tracks.

This Retro Rock version was digitized in June 2014 directly from the Retro Rock syndicated LP.  I cleaned the record and removed most of the clicks, pops, and surface noise in Audacity. As there's some tape hiss audible in the quieter portions, it's likely the show was made from a copy of the WBCN master tape, as opposed to cut directly from the master tape.  I've left in all of the original commercials, but tracked them so they can be removed.

Bob Dylan with Tom Petty - Live Tacoma Dome 1986

Bob Dylan with Tom Petty - Live Tacoma Dome

July 31, 1986

Tacoma, WA

aka -  Strangers Into Darkness

Liberated bootleg

Excellent soundboard @flac

CD 1:
1. So Long Good Luck And Goodbye
2. All Along The Watchtower
3. Clean Cut Kid
4. I'll Remember You
5. Shot Of Love
6. We Had It All
7. Masters Of War
8. Straight Into Darkness - Tom Petty
9. Think About Me - Tom Petty
10. Breakdown - Tom Petty
11. It Ain't Me Babe
12. One Too Many Mornings
13. Mr. Tambourine Man
14. I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know
15. Band Of The Hand
16. When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky
17. Lonesome Town

CD 2:
1. Ballad Of A Thin Man
2. Listen To Her Heart - Tom Petty
3. Spike - Tom Petty
4. Tonight Might Be The Night - Tom Petty
5. Refugee - Tom Petty
6. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
7. Seeing The Real You At Last
8. Across The Borderline
9. Gotta Serve Somebody
10. I And I
11. Like A Rolling Stone
12. In The Garden
13. Blowin' In The Wind
14. Bye Bye Johnny
15. Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers:
Tom Petty - guitar; Mike Campbell - guitar;
Benmont Tench - keyboards;
Howie Epstein - bass; 
Stan Lynch - drums;

The Queens Of Rhythm:
Carolyn Dennis, Queen Esther Marrow, Madelyn Quebec, Louise Bethune - vocals

....thanks to the PR Forum 

 

 

 

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Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Live Cologne, Germany 1977

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Live Rockpalast

Cologne, Germany

June 14, 1977

Soundboard @ flac

WDR TV Studio L, Cologne, Germany

This was originally posted Friday, July 24, 2009 as an mp3 show. 

Here's the flac version!

  
Great sound, great show...
 
Set List:
01) Surrender (cuts in)
02) Jaguar & Thunderbird
03) American Girl
04) Fooled Again (I Don't Like It)
05) Breakdown
06) Listen To Her Heart
07) Strangered In The Night
08) I Need To Know
09) Anything That's Rock'n'Roll
10) Can't Get Close To You
11) Route 66
12) Shout

Thanks to the original source!

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Stop Draggin' My Heart Around/I Need TO Know



Cologne '77

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - Live Gainesville, FL. 1993

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - November 4th, 1993
Stephen C. O'Connell Center, University of Florida,
Gainesville, Florida
FM Broadcast recording @256 kbps

 

Set List:
1. Love Is A Long Road
2. Into The Great Wide Open
3. Listen To Her Heart
4. I Won't Back Down
5. Free Fallin'
6. Psychotic Reaction
7. Ben's Boogie
8. Don't Come Around Here No More
9. Something In The Air
10. Mary Jane's Last Dance
11. King's Highway
12. A Face In The Crowd
13. Ballad Of Easy Rider
14. Take Out Some Insurance
15. Thirteen Days
16. Southern Accents
17. Yer So Bad
18. Driving Down To Georgia
19. Lost Without You
20. Refugee
21. Running Down A Dream
22. Learning To Fly
23. Rainy Day Women
24. American Girl
25. Alright For Now

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Gainesville '93

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Tom Petty - WW1 Superstars In Concert CO 90-05

NOTES: This show was bootlegged on silver discs several times in the 1990s during the "copyright gap" era of silver bootlegs. One of the bootlegs, "Southern Choice" lists the venue as "Wilmington, North Carolina May 18, 1990." According to the Tom Petty Gigography at www.mudcrutch.com, there were no Tom Petty concerts in May of 1990. While Wilmington and Chapel Hill are both in North Carolina, they're one hundred and sixty miles away from each other, so the attribution of the venue isn't a mix-up involving a suburb and nearby city.

The show was also bootlegged under the title "Lost In North Carolina," "Live In North Carolina '89" on the Living Legend label, and "Free Fallin'" on the Pluto Records imprint.

The introduction to the CO 90-05 show says that Westwood One "joined the star of this evening's show for five dates of the Eastern leg of his tour." That indicates that Westwood One may have recorded several dates and venues as a source for this show. During the intro to "Southern Accents," Petty exclaims, "it's the last night!" and mentions that "this one we haven't done very much but seeing as how we're here in North Carolina I thought we'd do it..."

The Chapel Hill show was the last night of the 1989 tour. so Petty's statement indicates that song was recorded on the last night of the tour in North Carolina. So while the show may be sourced from multiple dates, an attribution of Chapel Hill Sept. 13, 1989 is a reasonable guess.

Westwood One broadcast this show at least three times:
CO 89-30, broadcast dates of November 10 - 12, 1989
CO 90-05, broadcast dates of March 1 - April 1, 1990 (the source of this version)
90-22 and/or 90-34, broadcast dates of August 22-28, 1990 This show has the discs labeled as 90-22, but the cue sheets are labeled as 90-34.

Note that the first broadcast date of November 1989 means that this can't possibly be from May 1990, so the bootleg date is incorrect.

This is digitized directly from the LPs, declicked one click at a time in Audacity. Scans included.

https://mega.co.nz/#!MAhX2SzI!2ZiMOEXOMvZl8hLHu1pwbI15v-JfZBYFwBs9KPkaBnQ

Tom Petty
Westwood One Superstars In Concert show #CO 90-05
Broadcast window of March 30 - April 1, 1990
Recorded at the Dean E. Smith Activities Center
at the University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill, North Carolina on Sept. 13, 1989

Sides 1, 2, and 3
01. Westwood One 90-05 intro
02. Commercial - Miller Lite
03. Bye Bye Johnny
04. The Damage You've Done
05. Breakdown
06. Commercial - Miller Lite
07. Commercial - Listermint
08. Commercial - Volkswagen
09. Westwood One - Steve Downes
10. Free Fallin'
11. The Waiting
12. Commercial - Miller Lite
13. Commercial - Listermint
14. Commercial - TGIFridays (Martin Mull)
15. Westwood One - Steve Downes
16. Benmont's Boogie
17. Don't Come Around Here No More
18. Commercial - Miller Lite
19. Commercial - Volkswagen Passat
20. Commercial - Listermint
21. Westwood One - Steve Downes

Sides 4, 5, and 6
01. Southern Accents
02. Even The Losers
03. Listen To Her Heart
04. A Face In The Crowd
05. Commercial - Miller Lite
06. Commercial - Listermint
07. Commercial - Volkswagen Passat
08. Commercial - TGIFridays (Martin Mull)
09. Westwood One - Steve Downes
10. Something Big
11. I Won't Back Down
12. I Need To Know
13. Commercial - Miller Lite
14. Commercial - Dentyne
15. Commercial - TGIFridays (Martin Mull)
16. Westwood One - Steve Downes
17. Refugee
18. Runnin' Down A Dream
19. Westwood One - Steve Downes- credits
20. Commercial - Miller Lite
21. Westwood One 90-05 promo spot

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - Live Record Plant 1977

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - KSAN-FM Record Plant
San Francisco, CA.

April 23, 1977

FM Source @320

Probably not the complete show...

Track List:
01. Surrender
02. Band Intros > American Girl
03, Fooled Again (I Don't Like it)
04. I Need to Know
05. Strangered in the Night
06. Dog on the Run
07. Route 66

Thanks to the original source!

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Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers Live 6-19-10 @ 224 Kbps

*NOT THE ACTUAL COVER, THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER JOBE'S 115th TALKING DREAM BLUES
One morning when I woke up had my morning cup. Put on my old floppy boots, they don't look too good, but their comfortable on my foots. Ran into the door, my head hit the floor. Turned my newspaper to page four. Well the paper said musicians seem to be under fed cause their last album only went platinum. Imagine that, in their limo they sat, as they cried all the way to the bank. So I figured I'd better get to the bottom of this,when I drove my car straight in a ditch. Good thing a stranger rescued me. Cause I sure did bleed, Stranger, thanks for the good deed. Can I call you when I'm in need? "Don't even give it a hitch" Just call me Mitch. Well I felt real bad for the great songsters. Decided I'd better put something in their coffers. So I went to my favorite record place when I saw they had a brand new face.Wasn't called Inasilentway any more was now called Adult Gif, X-rated stuff, a porno store. Those rock stars need some cheering up so I went and called em up. But I grabbed my bonger instead, and pour water down the side of my head. Sure did look like the phone, Rock-A-Day-Johnnie wasn't even at home. Mailed a letter to the heads of the labels, asked why do you tell so many fables. Blogs aren't killing rock and roll. The stuff you put out ain't got no soul. They wrote me back, said what the hell do you want for your fifteen bucks? now shut the hell up and don't be a fuck. Had me arrested, I protested, felt molested. Sitting here in my cell sure enough the ax did fell. My room number is eight one fity here in DetroitRockCity. My punishment just looms man, their watching me on their doomcam. There's another 36 verses but I'm gonna stop here and tell you about this show. Recorded in Winnipeg Canada on his current tour. Sound quality falls in the B range. Song titles are in the downloads. This shows runs almost 2 hours. That's why it's in 2 parts.
ALL APOLOGIES TO BOB DYLAN
WHAT DO YOU WANT WHEN I'M IN GRIEF?