Doobie Brothers Superstar Concert 08-38 (1992 & 1995)

Doobie Brothers
Superstar Concert 08-38
for broadcast the weekend of September 20-21, 2008

1992-10-19 Concord Pavilion, Concord, CA ** 
1995-09-08 Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA ***

01 Doug Ingold - Superstar Concert 08-38 Intro
02 Doobie Brothers - Rockin' Down The Highway **
03 Doobie Brothers - Jesus Is Just Alright **
04 Doobie Brothers - The Doctor **
05 Doug Ingold - Superstar Concert 08-38 Break
06 Commercial - Match.com
07 Commercial - Chapstick
08 Commercial - Carfax
09 Doug Ingold - Superstar Concert 08-38 Segment Intro
10 Doobie Brothers - Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me) **
11 Doobie Brothers - It Keeps You Runnin' **
12 Doobie Brothers - Black Water **
13 Doug Ingold - Superstar Concert 08-38 Break
14 Commercial - Live Nation Promo (Finger 11)
15 Commercial - TaxMasters
16 Commercial - Midas
17 Doug Ingold - Superstar Concert 00-38 Segment Intro
18 Doobie Brothers - Minute By Minute ***
19 Doobie Brothers - What A Fool Believes ***
20 Doobie Brothers - Long Train Runnin' ***
21 Doug Ingold - Superstar Concert 08-38 Break
22 Commercial - Live Nation Promo (Finger 11)
23 Commercial - Carfax
24 Commercial - Midas
25 Commercial - Castrol
26 Doug Ingold - Superstar Concert 08-38 Segment Intro
27 Doobie Brothers - China Grove ***
28 Doobie Brothers - Takin' It To The Streets ***
29 Doug Ingold - Superstar Concert 00-38 Outro
30 Commercial - U.S. Navy Reserve
31 Commercial - Carfax
32 Commercial - Match.com
33 Doug Ingold - Superstar Concert 00-38 Promo

After Westwood One reduced the Superstar Concert from a 2-cd 90 minute show to a 1 cd one hour show, the compilation show was reworked so that it was sourced from two concerts instead of three.  The five tracks from the 1991 Las Vegas show were dropped, but four of them were replaced with versions from the 1992 Concord show.  "Rockin' Down the Highway," "Jesus Is Just Alright," "The Doctor" and "Black Water" are the tracks that were swapped out for 1992 versions. 

I think this reworked compilation was broadcast as 05-28, 06-33, and 08-38.  I've only got the 08-38 version, but the track list running order matches 05-38 and 06-33, so it's likely that all the tracks are from '92 and '95. It's possible there were a few more broadcasts before Westwood One pulled the plug on the series in 2012.  By then, most of the stations were getting downloads rather than CD-rs mailed to them, so copies don't turn up on EBAY very often.  If there are additional shows, the odds are good it was another recycling of this 2-show compilation.

And with that, we wrap up The History of the Doobie Brothers On Westwood One. While this isn't every permutation that was produced, we've got 10 of the 15 shows, and at least one example from every concert or compilation. 

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