Nighthawks/Savoy Brown - Live From The House Of Blues Show #21 (1995)

 Live From The House Of Blues Show #21
Nighthawks / Savoy Brown
Broadcast Window: June 17 - June 23 (1995)

Nighthawks recorded at the House of Blues, Harvard Square, 96 Winthrop St
Cambridge, MA 02138. (Opened 1992, closed in 2003)
Savoy Brown recorded at the House of Blues, Sunset Strip, 8430 Sunset Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90069. (Opened 1994, closed in 2015)

The Cambridge location was the original restaurant/club, and held only 180 people. 

01 Pat St. John - Live From The House Of Blues Nighthawks Intro
02 Nighthawks  - I'm A King Bee
03 Nighthawks  - I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water
04 Nighthawks  - 99 Lbs.
05 Pat St. John - Mark Wenner interview
06 Nighthawks  - Shade Tree Mechanic
07 Nighthawks  - Rooster Blues
08 Nighthawks  - High Temperature
09 Pat St. John - Live From The House Of Blues Nighthawks outro
10 Pat St. John - Live From The House Of Blues Savoy Brown Intro
11 Savoy Brown  - Sweet Loving Thing
12 Savoy Brown  - Pack It Up
13 Savoy Brown  - Street Corner Talking
14 Pat St. John - Kim Simmonds interview
15 Savoy Brown  - Mr. Brown's Boogie
16 Savoy Brown  - Wang Dang Doodle
17 Pat St. John - Live From The House Of Blues Break
18 Savoy Brown  - Too Much Of A Good Thing
19 Savoy Brown  - Shake For Me
20 Pat St. John - Live From The House Of Blues Outro


21 Pat St. John - Live From The House Of Blues Promo

"Live From The House of Blues Presented By Pontiac Sunfire" was a syndicated radio show distributed on two cds, with concerts recorded at a House of Blues club (at the time, in Los Angeles, New Orleans, or Cambridge, MA).  The live music was interspersed with national commercials, and the House of Blues was promoted by short comments from patrons, or there were interviews with the artists. The syndicated radio show premiered on January 27, 1995 and appears to have run for a year, with the shows running once a week.

The shows don't turn up on EBAY very often, so the number of stations participating in the syndication was low, compared to shows like King Biscuit Flower Hour. Lisa Collins’ “In The Spirit” column in the September 16, 1995 issue of BILLBOARD says 120 stations carried it. I've only identified the following shows:
Show #2 Neville Brothers/Tinsley Ellis
Show #3 Koko Taylor
Show #4 George Thorogood (this one is in our archives)
Show #14 Tom Jones
Show #16 Doug Sahm
Show #21 Nighthawks/Savoy Brown (this show...)
Show #51 Graham Parker/Junior Wells

I don't have these other shows (except for Thorogood); I've just seen them on EBAY or found references to them on the Internet. 

The "sporty" sponsor of the show.

Also in 1995, 26 live shows were televised on TBS (Turner Broadcast System). A news article says "Featured acts will include the Spin Doctors, Neville Brothers, They Might Be Giants, Public Enemy, Marshall Crenshaw, Jeff Healey and George Thorogood and the Destroyers." 

The show was hosted by Pat St. John...who previously hosted "SuperGroups In Concert," and “A Night On The Road” shows in the early 1980s, and the "Live From Electric Ladyland" shows in the early 1990s. At the time, Pat was the morning man on WNEW-FM out of New York City.

300 dpi scans of the cue sheet and discs included. FLAC files of wavs.

https://mega.nz/file/Xd5jTIyS#vKGVwcCYY8hpUGAz0FoC58T0HuPLWQ8eaFz9_kspLuQ

Savoy Brown - Live 1969 - 1970

R.I.P. Kim Simmonds...
Originally posted April 8, 2014

Savoy Brown - Live 1969-1970

Soundboard (Chicago, Connecticut, Cincinnati) @VBR

Fillmore - Audience
3 uncut files

Chicago 1969 - Connecticut College 1969
Soundboard recording

1. May Be Wrong
2. A Hard Way To Go
3. A little More Vine
4. Rock n Roll Boogie
5. Shake Rattle n Roll

Connecticut College 1969
6. Train To Nowhere
7. Louisiana Blues
8. Instrumental
9. I'm Tired

Savoy Brown (Chris Youlden) - Ludlow's Garage - Cincinatti, OH.
January 1970

Setlist: (34:25)
1. I Want You To Love Me
2. I'm Tired
3. Louisiana Blues


Savoy Brown - Fillmore East, New York, August 28th 1970 {AUD}
(slightly sketchy audience source)

1. I Want You To Love Me (first 15 sec tape runs faster)
2. Sunday Night
3. Leavin` Again
4. Money Can`t Save Your Soul
5. Louisiana Blues

1. Medley : You Gotta Run Me Down >
Blue Jean Boogie > Shake Rattle & Roll
2. Memory Pain >
3. I`m Ready (cut at the end)

Kim Simmonds
Lonesome Dave Peverett
Tone Stevens
Roger Earl

All Savoy Brown and band related posts links are now up to date!!

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Live 69-70

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 Playmate of the Month Miss May 1970 - Jennifer Liano

 

Savoy Brown – Just Live (1970)

R.I.P. Kim Simmonds (5 December 1947 - 13 December 2022)
Originally posted June 22, 2016

    Savoy Brown – Just Live

Vinyl rip @320
Liberated German Import
{Out of Print}

 

  Kim Simmonds was Savoy Brown 

Set List:
    1. Poor Boy (5:08)
    2. Sunday Night (8:11)
    3. Leaving Again (11:32)
    4. It Hurts Me Too (6:48)
    5. Louisiana Blues (17:47)
    6. You Gotta Run Me Down - Blue Jean Boogie - Choo Choo Ch' Boogie (8:59)
    7. Encore Blues (4:22)

Line IMLP 4.001 46 J (Germany 1982) (White Vinyl)
    Kim Simmonds, “Lonesome” Dave Peverett, Tony Stevens, Roger Earl
    This concert was recorded in 1970, although the back cover wrongly states that it’s from 1972 in the USA.

    Track 2 is wrongly titled “Sonday Night” on the back cover. 

Link thanks to Searnav at twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com!!

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Savoy Brown - Live in Central Park 1972

 Savoy Brown - Live in Central Park

Soundboard @320

{Out of Print}

This CD is selling on Amazon for about $40.00

 

Track List:

1. Let It Rock
2. Shot In The Head
3. The Saddest Feeling
4. Can't Find You
5. Tell Mama
6. Love Me Please
7. Hip Shake

 

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Miss December 1972 ~ Mercy Rooney 

Savoy Brown - Live Cleveland, OH. 1980

Back From The Dead...Revived Workupload link
Originally posted July 20, 2020

Savoy Brown - Live The Agora

Cleveland, OH.

April 16, 1980

FM Source @224-256

Thanks to the original source!!

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Savoy Bown - Live My Fathers Place 1975

Rebooted by request...
Originally posted October 20, 2010

Savoy Brown - Live My Fathers Place

Unknown Date 1975 

Roslyn, NY

FM Source @320

 From the original FBS Archives...

Track List:

01 - Tell Mama

02 - Born Into Pain

03 - Walkin' And Talkin'

04 - Hero To Zero

05 - Hellbound Train

06 - All I Can Do (Is Cry)

07 - You Don't Have To Go

 

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Sharks - Jab It In Yore Eye {Out Of Print} @256 kbps

Ok I'll see your "First Water" and raise it with "Jab It In Yore Eye"  I liked this one better than the first. The singer "Snips" always reminded me of  Jackie Lynton from Savoy Brown Jack The Toad era. Songs

1. Just Like A Fever
2. Baby Shine A Light
3. Sun Beat Down
4. Rain Or Shine
5. Kung Fu
6. Sophistication
7. Surrender
8. Cocaine Blues
9. Revolution Of The Heart

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The Hoax - Live Germany 1999

Back From The Dead by Request...Third time for this one...
Last posted August 15, 2021

Guitarist Jon Amor

The Hoax - Live Germany 1999

Various Venues

Soundboard @320

British blues-rock group the Hoax consisted of Jon Amor on guitar, Hugh Coltman on vocals and harmonica, Jess Davey on guitar, Robin Davey on bass, and Dave Raeburn on drums. The members were all young students of the blues and had played together since they were in their teens; songwriting and arrangements were worked out together by all five members. The Hoax began to attract attention while on tour with the Smokin' Joe Kubek Band around England, and Code Blue Records label chief Mike Vernon signed them to a deal. Vernon, a veteran producer who had worked with John Mayall, Eric Clapton, Ten Years After, Savoy Brown, and David Bowie, was impressed by the maturity in the band's playing. Critics in England were also impressed with the band's prowess and heaped praise on the Hoax, comparing them to the Yardbirds, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, and the Rolling Stones. Their debut album, Sound Like This, was released in 1995 on the Code Blue/Atlantic label (although Code Blue was later jettisoned by Atlantic), and the recording is a good reflection of their live shows. On it, the band pays tribute to its influences, such as Albert Collins, Albert King, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Robben Ford, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. 
~Richard Skelly

 

Track List:

1. High Expectations

2. Hungry Mans Blues

3. Groove Breaker

4. 20 Ton Weight

5. Fistful Of Dirt

6. Feeding Time

7. Bones 

 

These guys tear it up!!! 

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John Cipollina - The Raven Sessions - 1979

John Cipollina - The Raven Sessions - 1979

Studio Sessions @192

San Francisco Bay Area acid rock guitarist John Cipollina (1943-1989) was a member of many rock groups in the '60s, '70s, and '80s, most notable among them Quicksilver Messenger Service. Cipollina never really had a solo career, but his discography does list one album under his own name, sort of, a record usually referred to as John Cipollina Raven. It isn't actually a solo disc, either, however. In late 1975, a year in which he had already participated in a Quicksilver reunion (Solid Silver) and served as a member of Man (Maximum Darkness), Cipollina hosted the first of a series of rehearsals at his studio that resulted in the formation of Raven, a new band made up of Bay Area stalwarts who, like him, had been members of other area bands. Pianist Nicky Hopkins, for example, had been in Quicksilver, while singer/keyboardist Jim McPherson had been in another Cipollina-led band, Copperhead, a couple of years earlier. But in addition to Cipollina, the other main member of Raven was guitarist Greg Douglass. The band rehearsed for six months and then played, according to annotator Mike Somavilla, "at best, maybe, 11 shows" at such venues as the Keystone nightclub in Berkeley, CA. Then they drifted apart. That probably would have been it, except that in 1980 Cipollina sold some of the group's demos to the West German label Line Records, which issued them as an LP under the name John Cipollina Raven. Now, the British Acadia label has undertaken a fresh assessment of the material on this disc, titled Raven, retaining seven of the tracks from the earlier version, resequenced with seven new tracks, some of them recorded live. They reveal Raven to be a band of between five and seven pieces, depending on the track, that plays densely arranged '70s album rock in a style roughly similar to that of Jefferson Starship, but without that band's distinctive vocals. Some of the musical elements are distinctive, however, starting with Cipollina's stinging guitar playing and Hopkins' bright piano runs. The sound quality sometimes betrays the rudimentary character of the sessions, but this is clearly a talented rock band that had promise for a successful run if somehow it could have gotten past this point. That, of course, is largely the story of Cipollina's journeyman career in general and of some of the other musicians in the band.
~AMG

A commercial recording of this band came out in 1980. 
To me, the singer Skip Olson sounds like Chris Youlden from Savoy Brown. It also may be a completely different singer than Skip Olson because it's probably NOT Chris Youlden.



Track List:

1 Rock & Roll Nurse
2 Unvicious Circle
3 Do What You Do
4 All Worth the Price
5 Clouds
6 Bad News
7 Prayers
8 Blues in a Bottle
9 Six Weeks in Reno
10 I'll Pull the Trigger
11 Trust Me
12 Buried Alive
13 Bad Luck Baby
14 Sign of Life
15 Pride of Man
16 Hot Rods and Cool Women

Guitar, Backing Vocals – John Cipollina
Bass, Vocals, Backing Vocals – Skip Olson
Drums, Percussion – David Weber
Drums, Vocals, Backing Vocals – Andrew Kirby
Guitar – Greg Douglass
Piano – Nicky Hopkins
*Dave Walker - Vocals

(* see comments)

*Note*
I have a track list of 16 songs I found online, there are 18 songs here. That means some names are missing and probably some songs not listed correctly.

Skip Olsen was in one of the many versions of Quicksilver Messenger Service
~Wiki
1975–1979
Dino Valenti – guitar, vocals
Gary Duncan – guitar, vocals
Skip Olsen – bass
Greg Elmore – drums
Michael Lewis – keyboards

Sessions

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Live! From The House Of Blues - The Radiators, Allen Toussaint, Dr. John

The Radiators
Allen Toussaint
Dr. John

Live! From The House Of Blues
Presented by Pontiac Sunfire
Show #5
Broadcast window Saturday, February 25 - Friday, March 3, 1995

CD-1:
01 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Intro
02 The Radiators - Let's Radiate
03 The Radiators - Mood To Move
04 The Radiators - Wait Till The Medicine Show
05 The Radiators - Doctor Doctor
06 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Break
07 Commercial - Pontiac Sunfire
08 Commercial - Lenscrafters Eyewear
09 Commercial - Paul Mitchell Hair Care
10 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Segment Intro
11 Allen Toussaint - Delores' Boyfriend 
12 Allen Toussaint - Do The Do
13 Allen Toussaint - Whipped Cream
14 Allen Toussaint - Old Time Shuffle
15 Allen Toussaint - Tribute To Fess
16 Allen Toussaint - Tipitina
17 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Break
18 Commercial - Pontiac Sunfire
19 Commercial - Lenscrafters Eyewear
20 Commercial - Zygon Learning Machine
21 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Segment Intro
22 Dr. John - Iko Iko
23 Dr. John - Right Place Wrong Time
24 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Break
25 Commercial - Paul Mitchell Hair Care
26 Commercial - Zygon Learning Machine

CD-2:
27 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Segment Intro
28 Dr. John - Something You Got
29 Dr. John - Goodnight, Irene
30 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Break
31 Commercial - Paul Mitchell Hair Care
32 Commercial - Zygon Learning Machine
33 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Segment Intro
34 Dr. John - Goin' Back To New Orleans
35 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Outro
36 Pat St. John - Live! From The House Of Blues Show #5 Promo
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music.
Includes 300 dpi scans of the cue sheets and CD discs.
CD1 is 56 minutes long.  CD2 is 30 minutes long.

"Live From The House of Blues Presented By Pontiac Sunfire" was a syndicated radio show distributed on two cds, with concerts recorded at a House of Blues club (at the time, in Los Angeles, New Orleans, or Cambridge, MA).  The live music was interspersed with national commercials, and the House of Blues was promoted by short comments from patrons, or there were interviews with the artists. The syndicated radio show premiered on January 27, 1995 and appears to have run for a year, with the shows running once a week.

The shows don't turn up on EBAY very often, so the number of stations participating in the syndication was low, compared to shows like King Biscuit Flower Hour. Lisa Collins’ “In The Spirit” column in the September 16, 1995 issue of BILLBOARD says 120 stations carried it. I've only identified the following shows:

Show #2 Neville Brothers/Tinsley Ellis
Show #3 Koko Taylor
Show #4 George Thorogood (this show is in our archives)
Show #5 The Radiators / Allen Toussaint / Dr. John (this show)
Show #14 Tom Jones
Show #16 Doug Sahm
Show #21 Nighthawks/Savoy Brown  (this show is in our archives)
Show #51 Graham Parker/Junior Wells

I don't have these other shows (except where indicated); I've just seen them on EBAY or found references to them on the Internet. 

Also in 1995, 26 live shows were televised on TBS (Turner Broadcast System). A news article says "Featured acts will include the Spin Doctors, Neville Brothers, They Might Be Giants, Public Enemy, Marshall Crenshaw, Jeff Healey and George Thorogood and the Destroyers." 

The show was hosted by Pat St. John...who previously hosted "SuperGroups In Concert," and “A Night On The Road” shows in the early 1980s, and the "Live From Electric Ladyland" shows in the early 1990s. At the time, Pat was the morning man on WNEW-FM out of New York City.

https://mega.nz/file/rBRQFbTZ#LTOq0q_miepK1-WxW7XUktG-g5IepduTXJiYZgZk1rk

John Fogerty & Band - Live Glastonbury Festival 2007

 John Fogerty & Band - Glastonbury Festival

June 23, 2007

Somerset, England

Broadcast Souce @flac

LINEAGE: BBC2 TV Cable >Total Recorder> CD Wave> Flac TLH

Set List:
01 Who'll Stop The Rain
02 Sweet Hitchiker
03 Lookin' Out My Backdoor
04 Born On The Bayou
05 Midnight Special
06 I Heard It Through The Grapevine
07 Lodi
08 Cottonfields
09 Have You Ever Seen The Rain
10 Up Around The Bend
11 Keep On Chooglin'
12 Down On The Corner
13 Good Golly Miss Molly
14 Bad Moon Rising
15 Fortunate Son
16 Rockin' All Over The World

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Robert Gordon - Walking Talking Dee Harris Blues @ 224kbps

I recently went to a record show here in my fair city. For the first time I can remember, and I've been going to these shows since they started, the cd selection was horrendous maybe 3 to 4 sellers had any cd's. For all of you fans of vinyl however, some of the artist that were being asked about were Funkadelic, Hawkwind, Savoy Brown "Jack The Toad", Nina Simone. So I would suggest if you have these records either hang on to em or ask a hefty price at your next record show (should you be a seller). I did find a guy who was selling bootleg cd's and vinyl (and the prices he was asking for his vinyl was through the roof) So what I did was buy as many cd's that I had the money for that I have not seen elsewhere on the net. And that's where this little beauty comes from. You don't see much Robert Gordon anywhere. But for the uninitiated Robert Gordon is/was a rockabilly artist. So if that's your cup of tea, I think your gonna like this. I'm not a big fan of audience recordings but this one is great (I don't know maybe soundboard) See scans for details.

Rockabilly Boogie