Steely Dan - Riverport Amphitheatre 1993

Steely Dan - Riverport Amphitheatre
Maryland Heights, MO.
September 1, 1993
Soundboard @flac

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What a beautiful show!  The beginning of the second set didn't make it onto tape, and neither did the encore, apparently (at least it isn't on my tape...)
 

Set I
The Royal Scam > Bad Sneakers > Aja
Green Earrings > Bodhisattva
I.G.Y.
Josie
Hey Nineteen
Book of Liars
Chain Lightning
** Band Introductions **
Green Flower Street
Home at Last > Black Friday
 

Set II
(cut) Tuzz's Shadow
Deacon Blues > Tomorrow's Girls
Babylon Sisters
Reelin' in the Years
The Fall of '92
Peg
Third World Man
Countermoon > Teahouse on the Tracks
    Encore
--- My Old School --- (missing...)


Thanks to Mike! 

 

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Moscow Music and Peace Festival Westwood One In Concert I 90-34

Westwood One In Concert I 90-34 
broadcast date the week of August 20, 1990
The Moscow Music and Peace Festival

The Scorpions
Ozzy Osbourne
Gorky Park
Cinderella
Motley Crue
Bon Jovi

Recorded at:
Central Lenin Stadium
Moscow, U.S.S.R.

Recorded on:
August 12 & 13, 1989

01 Phil Hendrie - In Concert 90-34 Intro
02 Commercial - Miller (The Joneses)
03 Commercial - Beef Industry Council
04 Scorpions - Big City Nights
05 Scorpions - Dynamite
06 Commercial - Miller (The Rave-Ups)
07 Commercial - BFGoodrich
08 Commercial - Crunchy Nut Kudos
09 Phil Hendrie - In Concert 90-34 Break
10 Ozzy Osbourne - I Don't Know
11 Ozzy Osbourne - Paranoid
12 Commercial - Miller (Mason Ruffner)
13 Commercial - Flintstones Vitamins
14 Phil Hendrie - In Concert 90-34 Break
15 Gorky Park - Bang
16 Cinderella - 18 & Life
17 Cinderella - Shake Me
18 Commercial - Trident (Al Franken)
19 Commercial - Miller (Billy Hill)
20 Commercial - Greyhound
21 Phil Hendrie - In Concert 90-34 Break
22 Motley Crue - Looks That Kill
23 Motley Crue - Girls, Girls, Girls
24 Commercial - BFGoodrich
25 Commercial - Miller (The Joneses)
26 Commercial - U.S. Army
27 Phil Hendrie - In Concert 90-34 Break
28 Commercial - Miller (The Rave-Ups)
29 Bon Jovi - Wild In The Streets
30 Bon Jovi - You Give Love A Bad Name
31 Bon Jovi - Blood On Blood
32 Commercial - Miller (Mason Ruffner)
33 Commercial - Trident (Al Franken)
34 Commercial - Beef Industry Council
35 Phil Hendrie - In Concert 90-34 Break
36 Bon Jovi - Bad Medicine
37 Bon Jovi - Livin' On A Prayer
38 Phil Hendrie - In Concert 90-34 Outro
39 Commercial - Miller (Billy Hill)
40 Phil Hendrie - In Concert 90-34 Promo

Another from the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection.

This is a companion piece to the recent digitizations done by JustDave from over at The New JDP.  A few weeks back, JustDave digitized Westwood One Superstar Concert 90-02 (syndicated broadcast date of Feb. 16-18, 1990).  Sam Eliot's Mustache had a copy of the In Concert 90-34 version. It's the same set of songs in the same order as the Superstars version... but Blood On Blood is a longer version than on the Superstars Concert. 

You can visit the most excellent The New JDP here: https://thenewjdp.blogspot.com/

JustDave also tells me that there are differences "Westwood One #90-34 actually edits around Ozzy's swearing differently than on my #90-02. On #90-34 they edit around the cuss words and use parts of the sentence."

You'd think that Westwood One would master and edit the shows just once, and swap in different announcers and commercials, but we keep finding examples where the source material is edited differently but with the same set list.

JustDave and Sam Eliot's Mustache both had copies of the original satellite broadcast, so JustDave tackled converting both copies.

The In Concert version has the Miller Genuine Draft commercials that featured bands doing their jingle.  Unlike the Budweiser ads, the bands get their name mentioned.  My take on this is the Miller bands tended to be less well known acts, whereas the Bud bands already had airplay, and you were expected to be reminded of a recent hit that you'd already heard and recognize them just from their sound.

Yes, you can own his
used clothing...

There are two here I've never heard of (The Joneses, Billy Hill), and two I have (Mason Ruffner, The Rave-Ups).  Hey, the Rave-Ups were Molly Ringwald's favorite band!
We're missing the cues and disc labels on this one, but I put a stack of newspaper articles about the Moscow Peace Concert into a folder for your reading pleasure.

From Wiki:
The Moscow Music Peace Festival was a rock concert that took place in the USSR on 12 and 13 August 1989 at Central Lenin Stadium (now called Luzhniki Stadium) in Moscow. Occurring during the glasnost era, it was one of first hard rock and heavy metal acts from abroad that were granted permission to perform in the capital city, (being the first the ten shows the British band Uriah Heep played from 7 to 16 December 1987 at the Olympic Stadium). Over 100,000 people attended and it was broadcast live to 59 nations including MTV in the United States. The event promoted understanding between the Western Bloc and the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War and also raised money to help those addicted to drugs and alcohol. The concert featured six bands from abroad and three Russian bands. The concert ended with the various band members participating in jam session. An album and documentary were released.

It inspired the 1990 song "Wind of Change" by Scorpions, one of the bands that performed at the concert. The song became one of the best selling singles of all time.

Modeled as a "Russian Woodstock" the concert was a joint production by Russian musician Stas Namin and American music manager Doc McGhee.

https://mega.nz/file/DQ4zhbLQ#9X2Y2bZJQco5XMpad1o-hjeBzB-Yq9N1yMUUISKLsoo

Golden Earring - Live The Record Plant 1975

Back From the Dead...
Originally Posted April 10, 2014

Golden Earring - The Record Plant

Sausalito, CA. 1975

Soundboard/FM Source @192

1 Intro
2 The Switch 05:21
3 Lucky Number 04:46
4 Kill Me (Ce Soir) 07:11
5 Big Tree, Blue Sea 12:40
6 Daddy's Gonna Save My Soul 05:39
7 Love Is A Rodeo

 

 

 

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Montrose - KSAN Broadcast, Record Plant 1973

 

                                 Montrose - KSAN  Broadcast, Record Plant Sausalito CA. 1973

1 Intro-KSAN Radio 00:54  2 Good Rockin' Tonight 03:55  3 Rock Candy 04:45  4 Bad Motor Scooter 05:01  5 Shoot Us Down 04:54  6 One Thing On My Mind 03:27  7 Rock The Nation 04:55  8 Make It Last 06:04  9 You're Out Of Time 03:35  10 Roll Over Beethoven 04:53  11 I Don't Want It 03:55

FM radio broadcast of Montrose from the Record Plant in Sausalito CA on 4/21/73. KSAN's announcer Tom Donahue said this was their first live performance. Including Ronnie Montrose on guitar and Sammy Hagar on vocals.

                                            https://workupload.com/file/ff4c7uR5WUc

Millie Jackson / The O'Jays - Westwood One Budweiser Concert BC 82-13

Millie Jackson / The O'Jays
Westwood One Budweiser Concert BC 82-13
Airs 7/2 - 7/4 (1982)

Recording date and location unknown
but likely to be Checkerdome, St. Louis
September 12, 1981

01 J.J. Johnson - Budweiser Concert BC 82-13 Intro
02 Millie Jackson - I Can't Stop Loving You
03 Millie Jackson - What Am I Waiting For
04 Millie Jackson - Love On The Rocks
05 Millie Jackson - This Is It
06 Commercial - Budweiser
07 J.J. Johnson - Budweiser Concert BC 82-13 Break
08 The O'Jays - Sing A Happy Song
09 The O'Jays - Used Ta Be My Girl
10 J.J. Johnson - Budweiser Concert BC 82-13 Break
11 Commercial - Budweiser
12 The O'Jays - Make A Joyful Noise
13 The O'Jays - O'Jay's Stew (medley)
14 Commercial - Budweiser
15 J.J. Johnson - Budweiser Concert BC 82-13 Break
16 The O'Jays - For The Love Of Money
17 J.J. Johnson - Budweiser Concert BC 82-13 Outro

The groovy runout grooves say:
BC-82-12-A >  ALSHIRE   L-10219
BC-82-12-B >  ALSHIRE   L-10219-X   

The eagle-eyed members of Our Beloved Audience immediately noticed that the runout etchings are 82-12 while the disc label and cue are 82-13.  We double-checked, and yes, the numbers do not match.  

Includes 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet, both disc labels, the full front cover (the back cover is a blank white expanse with nothin' on it). Plus! Print ads!  And as a, added bonus, our pal JustDave from The New JDP (https://thenewjdp.blogspot.com/) took the time to write a guest essay "About Millie Jackson" that's included.  

The first thing to cover is that the recording location is unknown, but it is LIKELY to be the Checkerdome in St. Louis, Missouri, on September 12, 1981.

During the program, it's mentioned that it's the Budweiser Superfest.  I checked Discogs, and there's no listing for the 82-13 show, but there's a Budweiser BC 81-9 with Millie Jackson and the O'Jays that says "Budweiser Superfest" right on the disc label.  That's likely to be the same (or similar) set list as this one, but there's no cue sheet on Discogs so I can't check it.

I ran a search for "Budweiser Superfest" on Newspapers.com and found there were ads or listings for three Budweiser Superfests:

Giants Stadium (June 28) Ashford & Simpson, Stephanie Mills, Rick James and the Stone City Band, the Gap Band, Peabo Bryson, Sister Sledge, and Maze featuring Frankie Beverly.

Astrodome (August 22) The O'Jays, Smokey Robinson, Ashford & Simpson, Rick James and the Stone City Band, Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, and Patrice Rushen.

Checkerdome (September 12) The O'Jays, Stephanie Mills, Maze featuring  Frankie Beverly, Peabo Bryson, and "The one and only" Millie Jackson.

From the Kansas City paper...

Millie Jackson only played the Checkerdome show, so that's the most likely source for this concert.

Print ads ran in a very large geography: Ads ran in Kansas City and Decatur, respectively 243 miles and 123 miles from the St. Louis concert.  We do get ads here in the Bay Area for shows in the Reno/Tahoe area, so it's not unheard of...but it's also connected to a gambling/skiing resort vacation destination with lots more to do than see a show.  You can ski in the winter, swim or boat in the summer. This seems like an unusually broad distribution for print advertising for a concert.

If this is from the Checkerdome, the review says, "The Budweiser Superfest on Saturday night broke the Checkerdome concert attendance record by drawing 20,085 people to its epic length - more than six hours - show."  Billboard reported that the concert grossed $206,636.00.

There were articles in the trade magazines that mention possible concerts in Chicago and Los Angeles, but there's no evidence they took place.

https://mega.nz/file/GExSXIwJ#oxC6Dvb7GGpO7CuPrEQnzITm3PXT4ex2d8QJix83bvw

Nucleus - Live in Bremen, Germany 1971

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted September 20, 2014

Nucleus - Live Bremen

Bremen, Germany 1971

Soundboard @256

{Out of Print}

The result of a productive continuing partnership between Cuneiform Records and Radio Bremen, this double CD captures a 1971 concert by the Nucleus sextet, led by Ian Carr on trumpet and flugelhorn. Fans of the Soft Machine will be intrigued by the fact that none other than Karl Jenkins (Hohner electric piano and oboe), Roy Babbington (bass), and John Marshall (drums) are all on this recording. All three later left Nucleus to join Soft Machine and helped drive that band after the third line-up change in its history.

Track List:
cd1
1. Song for the Bearded Lady
2. By the Pool
3. Kookie and the Zoom Club
4. Torrid Zone
5. Zoom Out

cd2
1. Snkehips' Dream
2. Oasis/Money Mad
3. Dortmund Backtrack
4. Bremen Dreams
5. Elastic Rock
6. A Bit for Vic
7. Persephone's Jive

This fabulous 2 disc set is a legit release of a concert taped in 1971 for
German radio. We have to thank Cuneiform a hundred times over for locating
and releasing this excellent sounding live concert from one of the greats
of British jazz-rock. The band consists of Ian Carr-trumpet,flugelhorn,
percussion; Karl Jenkins-oboe, electric piano; Brian Smith-saxes, flutes,
percussion; Roy Babbington-bass; John Marshall-drums,percussion; and the
only appearance with the group of guitarist Ray Russell. Brit-jazz lovers
will recognize the name but for those who haven't had the pleasure of
hearing Russell's outstanding fretwork - wow! Imagine Allan Holdsworth
trying to sound like Jeff Beck & playing with Soft Machine in 1971! Nice
liner notes and some archival photos round out this superb release! 

A British sextet formed by trumpeter/flugelhorn player Ian Carr in 1969,
Nucleus were articulating their own take on the fusing of jazz and rock
before Bitches Brew hit the streets.  The key difference between the
British unit and their Stateside contemporaries was their attack, which
was markedly less alloyed by jazz practice.  Though the front line of
Carr and saxophonist/flautist Brian Smith had considerable jazz experience
Nucleus were noticeably, if not painstakingly seeking a rock credibility
in their continuous, largely groove-driven sets. 
more at:  ~Sea of Tranquility

 

 

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Richard Bush & The Lion Choir / Empire Rock Club, Philadelphia, PA Nov. 14, 1986 WMMR-FM

Richard Bush & The Lion Choir
Empire Rock Club
Philadelphia, PA
November 14, 1986
WMMR-FM

01 Joe Bonadonna - Stage Intro
02 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - Gotta Survive
03 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - A Woman's Got The Power
04 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - I Want Something Back
05 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - Sometime A Dream
06 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - Beast In Me
07 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - I Would Give Anything
08 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - (cuts in) Soldier On
09 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - Four Walls
10 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - After Last Night
11 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - Habitual
12 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - Encore Break
13 Richard Bush & the Lion Choir - I'm Down
14 Joe Bonadonna - Outro
15 Commercial - Satellite Lounge (Outlaws, Guess Who)
16 Commercial - Stone Balloon (Bricklin, Guess Who, Robert Hazard)

Once again, we excavate lost rock stars of Philadelphia, courtesy of our pal, Sam Eliot's Mustache and his collection of local radio broadcasts.

This one is a band that (as far as I know) never released a record.  Richard Bush had been the lead singer and half of the Notte/Bush songwriting team behind the A's, who'd managed to get two albums out on Arista in '79 and '81.  

After the breakup of the A's, he put together the Lion Choir, which included "Michael Pilla from Robert Hazard's Heroes, former A's member Mikey Snyder on drums, Gary Lee on bass, and Michelle Harron (ex Chet Bolins) on keyboards and rhythm guitar." (as per the Philadelphia Daily News)

I had the A's first LP back in 1979 but from the remote vantage point of San Francisco, they were East Coast, didn't tour out here, and I lost track of them.  From listening to this tape, it's clear that Richard Bush was an excellent front man with solid songwriting and a good band.  The songs here were worthy of release.

I've chosen to keep the two commercials at the end of the show as they are for two local nightclubs and there's bound to be someone who finds them of interest.

https://mega.nz/file/SIxm1SRL#4Spm3QgNHyUIo_ba2uUmqumpRLTUg4W3S_rb-8GW3Fc

Double Trouble and Friends - Live Austin Music Hall 2001

 

             Double Trouble & Friends   Live January 12th, 2001 - Austin Music Hall,  Austin, TX 

                                                          FM Broadcast FM 93.7 KLBJ 

01. Mayor Kirk Watson's (Kirk Preston Watson) address "Double Trouble Day", tuning, intro by Johnny Walker    02. Crossfire  03. Spanish Castle Magic  04. Cry Sky   05. Turn Towards the Mirror  06. Say One Thing  07. She's Alright  08. Can't Stand To See You Go  09. In the Middle Of the Night  10. Boom-Bapa-Boom  11. Let the Good Times Roll  12. In the Garden  13. Rock & Roll  14. Baby, There's No One Like You  15. Tired All the Time  16. Groundhog Day  17. Skyscraper  18. Too Many Ways To Fall  19. Bama Lama Bama Loo

Starring: Tommy Shannon, Chris Layton, Reese Wynans, Charlie Sexton, Doyle Bramhall II, Malford Milligan, Jonny Lang, Eric Johnson, Kenny Wayne Shephard, Denny Freeman, Gordie Johnston, Jimmie Vaughan, Lou Ann Barton, and more... a fantastic show!

This was the live show performed at the Austin Music Hall, after they finished filming Austin City Limits earlier that day....

                                    Much appreciation to the original poster munichhilton!

                                      

                                           https://workupload.com/file/suDexWHneKa

16 Horsepower - Live Hamburg, Germany 2002

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted December 23, 2015

16 Horsepower - Live Schlachthof

Hamburg, Germany 

August 30, 2002

Soundboard @192

Born from the tumult of spiritual rebirth and worldly rejection, David Eugene Edwards is a man uncomfortable in the skin he considers a mortal restraint. It’s not to say that the man behind the alternative country act 16 Horsepower and the mercurial but no less influential Wovenhand considers himself above this world. Quite the opposite, actually. Edwards has for years now used the reckoning between his Christian beliefs and the world around him as a conduit to create a music that is utterly earnest and unhindered by listener expectation.

 

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John Mellencamp - The Garage Tapes Live In The Studio - Canadian Promo CD (1992)

John Mellencamp
The Garage Tapes Live In The Studio
Mercury – PCD 187, PolyGram – PCD 187
1992 Canadian Promo CD

01 John Mellencamp - Love & Happiness
02 John Mellencamp - Paper In Fire
03 John Mellencamp - Jack & Diane
04 John Mellencamp - Lonely Ol' Night
05 John Mellencamp - Check It Out
06 John Mellencamp - Rain On The Scarecrow
07 John Mellencamp - Martha Says
08 John Mellencamp - Real Life
09 John Mellencamp - Get A Leg Up
10 John Mellencamp - Authority Song
11 John Mellencamp - Smalltown
12 John Mellencamp - Pink Houses
13 Where Do You Rehearse For The Tour 
14 What Has Stayed The Same Since You First Began As A Band 
15 How Do You Decide What Songs To Tour With 
16 John Talks About The Misinterpreted Single Pop Singer Taken From His Preceding Album, Big Daddy. 
17 John Talks About Rock 'n' Roll And The Integrity Of Today's Music.
18 What Makes John Mellencamp Such A Strong Songwriter 
19 Is It Hard Playing The Same Songs Night After Night 
20 Mike And Kenny Talk About The Music And What Makes The Band So Tight Together.

https://mega.nz/file/fU4TmZYY#fyKm0XPMyzjz7gY36MRF-jUk6rJZrjIneJ1Lj9ip6xY

The Garage Tapes Live In The Studio was hosted by Q102 (Dallas/Fort Worth, TX) disk jockey Redbeard. This "Garage Tapes" show was originally distributed by the Album Network, and officially issued as a promo in Canada.  This is a copy of the Canadian promo CD.

The original broadcast presented eleven songs recorded live in early December 1991 at Belmont Mall Studio in Belmont, Indiana.  The promotional CD cover refers to the studio as "The Garage."  On the Album Network broadcast, interspersed with the music were short interviews by Redbeard with Mellencamp and band members.  On the Canadian promo CD, some of the interviews are placed at the end, and set up so that a disc jockey could ask a question and play the pre-recorded answer by Mellencamp, giving the impression that he was there in the studio.

The broadcast also included two songs ("Small Town," "Pink Houses") recorded at Q102 in October.  

The Album Network version included a live concert version of "Like A Rolling Stone" recorded in 1987, and "Sweet Suzanne" from the Falling From Grace soundtrack.  These are not included on the Canadian promo CD.

The promotional CD did not identify that "Small Town" and "Pink Houses" were from another date and location.

The music portion was bootlegged on John's Garage Tape (Unbelievable Music UM 002), Live Rehearsals (Kiss The Stone KTS 090), and Welcome To The Garage (Beech Marten Records BM 068)

I forgot to give credit for this one to our pal Matt...one of Our Beloved Audience who sent me the files. . 

Wet Willie - Live At Tipitina's New Orleans La. 2006

 

Wet Willie have resurfaced in the 21st century in a slightly amended form, yet still sporting their special finger-lickin' fusion of blues with Southern rock. Previous leader Jimmy Hall isn't with the aggregate as presented on Playing Live Tonight: The Wet Willie Band, recorded appropriately enough at the legendary Tipitina's in New Orleans. However, John Anthony (keyboards/vocals), Jack Hall, Jr. (bass/vocals), and Donna Hall (vocals) circa the "classic" mid-'70s incarnation are present and accounted for. T.K. Lively (drums/percussion/vocals) represents the late '70s Epic Records era lineup and recent recruit Ric Seymour pulls double duty as guitarist and primary singer.

                                                https://workupload.com/file/zh74PvPzwRf

T Bone Burnett - KCRW-FM two shows, 1991 and 1992

T Bone Burnett
KCRW-FM Studio
Santa Monica College
Santa Monica, CA

Two shows:
October 29, 1991
September 3, 1992

1991-10-29 KCRW Studios:
01 T Bone Burnett - River Of Love
02 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
03 T Bone Burnett - Primitives
04 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
05 T Bone Burnett - Kill Switch
06 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
07 T Bone Burnett - Humans From Earth
08 T Bone Burnett - Chris Douridas Interview
09 T Bone Burnett - Over You
10 T Bone Burnett - Outro

1992-09-03 KCRW Studios:
11 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
12 T Bone Burnett - I Can Explain Everything
13 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
14 T Bone Burnett - Short Man's Dream (Joe Henry)
15 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
16 T Bone Burnett - Primitives
17 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
18 T Bone Burnett - King's Highway (Joe Henry)
19 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
20 T Bone Burnett - Kill Switch
21 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
22 T Bone Burnett - This Close To You (Joe Henry)
23 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
24 T Bone Burnett - Over You (cut off)

Here's two more from Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï's box of tapes I got in trade thirty years ago.  I usually tried to pick out low generation copies from the other guy's trade list.  I have my copy recorded as "2nd generation" so there's a bit of hiss, but nothing bad.  The last song on the second show is cut off after a minute and a half.  That stinks, I like to give Our Beloved Audience only the highest quality.

https://mega.nz/file/mEo2hBoZ#whLj3XxFpFXxD5OwOL-1lIePzbAGYVC7NNVniimNnCE

Eric Johnson - 1990-12-13 Cameo Theater, San Antonio, Tx.

 

                                    Eric Johnson 1990-12-13 Cameo Theater, San Antonio, Tx.

 01. Intro  02. Soulful Terrain  03. High Landrons  04. Trademark  05. Forty Mile Town  06. Righteous    07. Nothing Can Keep Me From You  08. Song For George  09. Cliffs Of Dover  10. East-West   11. SRV  12. Desert Rose  13. Mountain  14. Zap  15. Steve's Boogie  16. Spanish Castle Magic 

                               Final show of the Ah Via Musicom Tour, absolutely AMAZING!!!

                                             https://workupload.com/file/mxPB7ybyRhC

Greg Kihn / Willie Nile "King Biscuit Flower Hours Presents Greg King Band & Willie Nile"

Greg Kihn / Willie Nile
"King Biscuit Flower Hours Presents

Greg King Band & Willie Nile"
Catalog Number on CD spine: DIR 366.2

01 Greg Kihn - Rendezvous
02 Greg Kihn - Girl Most Likely
03 Greg Kihn - The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'em)
04 Greg Kihn - Sheila
05 Greg Kihn - Madison Avenue
06 Greg Kihn - Can't Stop Hurting Myself
07 Greg Kihn - Valerie
08 Willie Nile - Grenade
09 Willie Nile - Poor Boy
10 Willie Nile - Shoulders
11 Willie Nile - Vagabond Man
12 Willie Nile - Golden Down
13 Willie Nile - Hide Your Love

As a Kihn collector, I couldn't pass this unusual CD up when I spotted it on EBAY.  On first glance, it looked like one of the officially released King Biscuit Flower Hour Records CDs issued in the late 1990s. The KBFH logo is used, as is the "In Concert" title.

Closer examination reveals differences. 

There are several misspellings, such as the plural on "Hours" on the front cover of the CD.  Song titles are off; "Rendezvous" is "Rendevous."  Well, that's French, and their spelling is tricky.  "Can't Stop" is "Can't Stop Hurting Myself," but that's forgivable.  

Where I draw the line is "B's Song" for "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'em)."

That screams "bootleg" to me.

Plus, as if that's not enough, King Biscuit Flower Hour Records did not issue "two artist" CDs that were duplicates of an original broadcast, stripped of commercials and Bill Minkin's announcements.  They presented one artist only, usually in a longer release than the original radio show.

Anyway...a duplicate of the original radio show's live material is what this is.  

It's a copy of "Greg Khin Band / Willie Nile King Biscuit Flower Hour D.I.R. Broadcasdting - 366 Air Date: May 10, 1981"

Greg Kihn was recorded live at the Savoy, New York City, NY, USA, 26 April 1981
Willie Nile was recorded live in New York, NY, USA, 14 April 1981

And yeah, the original King Biscuit LP had it as "Khin."

https://mega.nz/file/uI5xXT4A#PUG5XIhye3m0IsrRJhiCHyFknmAfinej0rRPzUZhEUM

Megadeth / Mesa Amphitheatre, Mesa, AZ June 13, 1997 Album Network cassette

Megadeth
Mesa Amphitheatre
Mesa, AZ
June 13, 1997

Album Network cassette source

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01 J.J. Jeffries & Eddie Webb - Album Network Intro
02  Dave Mustaine, J.J. Jeffries & Eddie Webb - Interview
03 J.J. Jeffries & Eddie Webb - Show Intro
04 Megadeth - Reckoning Day
05 Megadeth - Peace Sells
06 Megadeth - Angry Again
07 Megadeth - Foreclosure of a Dream
08 Megadeth - Almost Honest
09 Megadeth - Use The Man
10 Megadeth - A tout le monde
11 Megadeth - She-Wolf
12 Megadeth - Trust
13 Megadeth - Sweating Bullets
14 Megadeth - Symphony of Destruction
15 Megadeth - Anarchy in the U.K.
16 J.J. Jeffries & Eddie Webb - Album Network Outro
17 J.J. Jeffries & Eddie Webb - Album Network Credit

Hosts  J.J. Jeffries & Eddie Webb of KUPD-FM (Phoenix, AZ)

This is sourced from a cassette I borrowed from Sam Eliot's Mustache.  The cassette is a pre-FM recording of the Album Network broadcast.  I've included scans of the cassettes and the j-card, plus some press coverage of the concert.

https://mega.nz/file/eURA1AhD#LbZbDp6ZXUOgKqiZPZRXyN1HN07hnGpELV64HXIoW-U

Allman Brothers Band - Sweet Melissa An Acoustic Evening

 

This is a unique and excellent all acoustic performance of the entire Allman Brothers Band playing some of their best songs. A must have for all their serious and casual fans!

Recorded live (from track 1 to 7) in Los Angeles California, June 11-'92.
Recorded live (track 8) U.S.A. October 07-'91.
Recorded live (tracks 9-10) U.S.A. December 27-'81

                                                  https://workupload.com/file/v7WHkk54caD

Howard Jones / The Ritz, NYC April 27, 1984 WLIR-FM

Howard Jones
The Ritz,
New York City, NY
April 27, 1984
WLIR-FM

01 Howard Jones - Hunt The Self
02 Howard Jones - Pearl In The Shell
03 Howard Jones - Always Asking Questions
04 Howard Jones - Don't Always Look At The Rain
05 Howard Jones - Bounce Right Back
06 Howard Jones - Change The Man
07 Howard Jones - What Is Love
08 Howard Jones - Like To Get To Know You Well
09 Howard Jones - Equality
10 Howard Jones - Hide and Seek
11 Howard Jones - Dreams of a Better Place
12 Howard Jones - Conditioning
13 Howard Jones - New Song
14 Howard Jones - WLIR-FM Outro

Another from the fabulous Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection.

This one is from WLIR-FM, out on the eastern end of Long Island.  For the heck of it, I tossed in some vintage newspaper mentions of the radio station.

So...here's a question for the New Yorkers in the audience:
How far did WLIR reach?  Could you hear it in northern New Jersey?

https://mega.nz/file/WIgC3CrQ#anrtHTCrXgm6n392U5OpgjvhJ7tqSm4V1qGAAN1peas

Rare Earth – Live California Jam ’74

 

Rare Earth – Live California Jam ’74

FM Broadcast

01 – Hey, Big Brother   05:18

02 – Big John Is My Name   08:33

03 – (I Know) I’m Losing You   19:42

04 – I Just Want To Celebrate   10:25

 On April 6, 1974, 200,000 music fans descended on the Ontario Motor Speedway (Ontario, California) for one of the last rock festivals of the era: California Jam. The event featured Rare Earth, Earth Wind and Fire, the Eagles with guest Jackson Browne, Seals and Crofts, Black Oak Arkansas, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Rare Earth was the opening act.

                                              https://workupload.com/file/4YLBNXHfwq3

ZZ Top / Krokus - King Biscuit Flower Hour #431

ZZ Top / Krokus
King Biscuit Flower Hour #431
air date of August 8, 1982

ZZ Top recorded at
Frank Erwin Center
Austin, TX
April 16, 1982

Krokus recorded at
My Father's Place
Roslyn, NY
May 17, 1982

01 Bill Minkin - KBFH Intro
02 Commercial - Sears (Cheryl Tiegs)
03 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro
04 ZZ Top - I'm Bad
05 ZZ Top - Driving While Blind
06 ZZ Top - Lowdown
07 Bill Minkin - KBFH Break
08 Commercial - Nestles $100,000
09 Commercial - U.S. Navy
10 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro  
11 ZZ Top - Cheap Sunglasses 
12 ZZ Top - Dust My Broom
13 ZZ Top - Jailhouse Rock
14 ZZ Top - Tush
15 Bill Minkin - KBFH Break
16 Commercial - Jensen
17 Commercial - Honda
18 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro
19 Krokus - Heat Strokes
20 Krokus - Rock City
21 Krokus - Bedside Radio
22 Krokus - American Woman
23 Krokus - Long Stick Goes Boom
24 Bill Minkin - KBFH Break
25 Commercial - U.S. Navy
26 Commercial - Sears (Cheryl Tiegs)
27 Commercial - Honda
28 Bill Minkin - KBFH Outro

From Discogs:
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): KB-431-A MCR Joe
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): KB-431-B MCR Joe
Matrix / Runout (Side C, Etched): KB-431-C MCR Joe

Note: the "Joe" is a cursive script squiggle, also interpreted as Bre, gre, SRE or Joe.
MCR stands for "Master Cutting Room," and the squiggle for Joe Brescio, the mastering engineer. As his first name is "Joe" and last name starts with "Bre" it's possible he intended it to be both.

Another from the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection.

The scans of the disc labels are from Discogs, so they're a bit blurry.

There is a longer version of the Krokus set up at Concert Vault.  Concert Vault does not have this ZZ Top show posted.

"Dust My Broom" is listed as "Blues Jam" on the cue sheet.

I found a newspaper article from the Austin American Statesman that says, "tonight's who at the Erwin Center will be the first Austin appearance in eight years, which dryly refers to itself as "the little 'ole band from Texas."

https://mega.nz/file/CMYxzbqR#Vs_lyO2FYBd_qxBiI7ccl7sQjNfbdE-SaFJccuDv6dc

The Joy Of Cooking - Live At Fillmore West 1971

 

           And now for something a little different! The Joy Of Cooking Live At Fillmore West 1971

                                                  https://workupload.com/file/KbL6BcrHAFr