Viet Nam Veterans Benefit - 1986-11-11 - Lawrence, KS (FM)

Youth For Vietnam Veterans Benefit

featuring Mike Finnigan, CSN, George Thorogood, and John Fogerty

1986-11-11

University of Kansas

Lawerence KS

WNEW-FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Mike Finnigan

01. Introduction

02. Star Spangled Banner

03. All Around The World 

04. God Bless the Child 

05. One of These Mornings

Crosby, Stills & Nash

06. Wooden Ships

07. Almost Cut My Hair

08. Midnight Rider

09. For What It's Worth

10. Treetop Flyer

11. Change Partners

12. Long Time Gone

13. Southern Cross

George Thorogood 

14. Long Gone

15. Who Do You Love?

16. Cocaine Blues

17. Night Time

18. I Drink Alone (end cuts)

John Fogerty 

19. Introduction

20. Mr. Greed

21. Vanz Kant Danz

22. Knocking On Your Door

23. Headlines

24. banter

25. The Old Man Down The Road

26. Centerfield

27. Eye Of The Zombie

28. Violence Is Golden

29. Sail Away

30. Soothe Me

31. Mary, Don't You Weep

32. I Found A Love 

33. Big Train

34. Change In The Weather

35. Rock And Roll Girls

36. Rockin' All Over The World

37. banter

38. Roll Over Beethoven

Viet Nam Veterans Benefit - 1986-11-11 - Lawrence, KS (FM) 

1986: Incredibly, for a concert featuring Mike Finnigan, CSN, George Thorogood , and John Fogerty, very little information exists on line about this show.  The benefit, which was held on Veterans Day,  was sponored by a student organization at Univerity Of Kansas. Student organizer Craig Kruege explained that "We wanted to help the Vietnam vets and do our little part to honor them and we thought this would be the most appropriate way - youth helping youth". All proceeds went toward scholarships for the children of Vietnam vets. This FM broadcast captures the benefit show in its entirety, from November 11, 1986, 38 years ago today.  And please take a momwnt toiday to honor all those who have served in the miltary protecting our freedoms.

John Fogerty - 1997-10-04 - Farm Aid, Tinley Park, IL (FM)

John Fogerty 

1997-10-04

Farm Aid '97

New World Music Theatre

Tinley Park, IL

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Introduction

02. Born On The Bayou 

03. Green River 

04. Suzie Q (major edit)

05. I Put a Spell On You

06. Centerfield

07. Midnight Special

08. Hot Rod Heart

09. Blueboy

10. Old Man Down The Road

11. Fortunate Son

12. Proud Mary

13. Travelin' Band

John Fogerty - 1997-10-04 - Farm Aid, Tinley Park IL (FM)

1990s - #1: On May 20, 1997, John Fogerty released the album Blue Moon Swamp, his first studio recording in 11 years. The disc climbed to #37 on the Billboard charts and certified gold. Rolling Stone gave the album a 4 star review and in 1998, it won a Grammy for best Rock Album. After years out of the spotlight, John Fogerty was back. He went on tour in support of the album, which included a stop in Tingley Park for the annual Farm Aid festival.  This FM broadcast captues that Farm Aid appearance on October 4, 1997, 27 years ago today.

John Fogerty - 1997-08-03 - New York, NY (FM)

John Fogerty 

1997-08-03

Hard Rock Cafe

New York, NY

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Introduction

02. Suzie Q 

03. I Put A Spell On You

04. Hot Rod Heart

05. Centerfield

06. Proud Mary

07. Bad Moon Rising

08. Walkin' In A Hurricane

09. Born On The Bayou

10. Green River

11. Blueboy

12. Before You Accuse Me

13. Fortunate Son

John Fogerty - 1997-08-03 - New York, NY (FM)

John Fogerty, of course, played Woodstock as the front man for Creedence Clearwater Revival, though you might never know that if you just listened to the original soundtrack or watched the first releases of the documentary film. Creedenece doesn't appear in either, CCR didn't take the stage until well after midnight, after a long set by the Grateful Dead that was plagued by equipment issues and some "over indulgence" by the band. By that time, the crowd was weary while the sound issues and technical problems continued. Fogerty was unhappy with the situation and CCR'ss performance, so he barred the use of any of their set from either the original movie or soundtrack.

Almost 28 years after Woodstock, on May 20, 1997, Fogerty released the album Blue Moon Swamp, his first studio recording in 11 years. The disc climbed to #37 on the Billboard charts and certified gold. Rolling Stone gave the album a 4 star review and in 1998, it won a Grammy for Best Rock Album. After years out of the spotlight, John Fogerty was back. He went on tour in support of the album the same month it was released. In December 1997, he recorded a live album, Premonition, then continued to tour well into 1998 in support of both discs. This FM broadcast captures Fogerty in New York at the Hard Rock Cafe on August 3, 1997, 23 years ago today, promoting his new disc on national radio, during the early part of his tour. 

1986 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1986-01-23 - New York, NY (SBD)

1986 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction

1986-01-23

Waldirf Astoria Hotel

New York, NY

TV Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Chuck Berry

01. Roll Over Beethoven 

02. Reelin' & Rockin'

Jerry Lee Lewis

01. Whole Lotta Shaking Going On

Chubby Checker

01. The Twist

Steve Winwood

05. Gimme Some Lovin

John Fogerty

06. Proud Mary

1986 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1986-01-23 - New York, NY (SBD)

The first Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction ceremonyy, held in 1986, featured one legendary inductee after the next.  Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Sam Cooke, Ray Charles, Fat Domino, The Everly Brothers, James Brown, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis - everyone a no brainer.  The only sad part was so many of them were no longer with us to celebrtae their achievement.  Those still with us, however, such as Chuck Berry and Jerry Lee Lewis, showed why, in the words of Neil Young, "rock & roll will never die", as they led all star jams on such classics as Roll Over Beethoven, Reelin' & Rockin', and Whole Lotta Shaking Going On.

This TV soundboard recording captures the musical highlights from that ceremony on January 23, 1986, 38 yeArs ago today.  A complete list of inductees is provided below:

Artist	Inducted By	Category
Buddy Holly	John Fogerty	Performer
Chuck Berry	Keith Richards	Performer
Elvis Presley	Julian and Sean Lennon	Performer
The Everly Brothers	Neil Young	Performer
Fats Domino	Billy Joel	Performer
James Brown	Steve Winwood	Performer
Jerry Lee Lewis	Hank Williams Jr.	Performer
Little Richard	Roberta Flack	Performer
Ray Charles	Quincy Jones	Performer
Sam Cooke	Herb Alpert	Performer
John Hammond	Ahmet Ertegun	Lifetime Achievement
Alan Freed	Norm N. Nite and Scott Muni	Non-Performer
Sam Phillips	Jerry Lee Lewis	Non-Performer
Jimmie Rodgers	Jerry Wexler	Early Influence
Jimmy Yancey	Ahmet Ertegun	Early Influence
Robert Johnson	Robert Palmer (writer)	Early Influence

1987 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1987-01-21 - New York, NY (SBD)

1987 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction

1987-01-21

Waldorf Astoria Hotel

New York, NY

TV Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Carl Perkins

01. Blue Suede Shoes (with Keith Richards, BB King)

Bo Diddley

01. Hey! Bo Diddley (with BB King, Smokey Robinson, Paul Butterfield, Chuck Berry)

John Fogerty

01. In The Midnight Hour

Roy Orbison

01. Oh, Pretty Woman (with Bruce Springsteen)

Smokey Robinson

01. Going To A Go-Go

1987 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1987-01-21 - New York, NY (SBD)

The 2nd Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony in 1987 featured a gigantic list of inductees who spanned the gamut from 1950's rock to blues to soul and more. Aretha Franklin became the first women inducted, though sadly the Queen Of Soul did not attend. BB King, Bo Diddley, and Muddy Waters, 3 blues legends, took their rightful place in the hall as did soulful legends Smokey Robinson and Jackie Wilson. Early legends such as Roy Orbison and Carl Perkins, Ricky Nelson and Bill Haley, also were part of the class of 1987. Musical moments included Orbison dueting with Bruce Springsteen on Pretty Woman, Carl Perkins backed by Keith Richards and BB King on Blue Suede Shoes, and Smokey Robinson leading an all star jam on Going To A Go Go.

This TV soundboard recording captures the musical highlights from that ceremony on January 21, 1987, 375 yesrs ago today.  A complete list of inductees is provided below:

Artist	Inducted By	Category
Aretha Franklin	Keith Richards	Performer
B. B. King	Sting	Performer
Big Joe Turner	Doc Pomus	Performer
Bill Haley	Chuck Berry	Performer
Bo Diddley	ZZ Top	Performer
Carl Perkins	Sam Phillips	Performer
Clyde McPhatter	Ben E. King	Performer
The Coasters	Lester Sill	Performer
Eddie Cochran	Mick Jones	Performer
Jackie Wilson	Peter Wolf	Performer
Marvin Gaye	Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson	Performer
Muddy Waters	Paul Butterfield	Performer
Ricky Nelson	John Fogerty	Performer
Roy Orbison	Bruce Springsteen	Performer
Smokey Robinson	Daryl Hall and John Oates	Performer
Ahmet Ertegun	Jann S. Wenner and Walter Yetnikoff	Non-Performer
Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller	Brian Wilson	Non-Performer
Jerry Wexler	Jann S. Wenner	Non-Performer
Leonard Chess	Ewart Abner	Non-Performer
Hank Williams	Seymour Stein	Early Influence
Louis Jordan	Seymour Stein	Early Influence
T-Bone Walker	Seymour Stein	Early Influence

1988 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1988-01-20 - New York, NY (SBD)

1988 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Inductions

1988-01-20

Waldorf Astoria Hotel

New York, NY

TV Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Geotge Harrison & Ringo Starr

01. Twist And Shout (with Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan)

02. I Saw Her Standing There (with Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen & Mick Jagger)

Bob Dylan 

01. All Along The Watchtower (with George Harrison)

02. Like A Rolling Stone (with Bruce Springsteen

Ben E. King

01. Stand By Me (with Billy Joel) 

Mary Wilson

07. Stop In The Name Of Love

Elton John

01. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On > Hound Dog >  Hi Ho Silver 

The Beach Boys

09. Barbara Ann 

John Fogerty

01. Born On The Bayou (with Bruce Springsteen)

Mick Jagger

01. Satisfaction (wth Bruce Springsteen) 

1988 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1988-01-20 - New York, NY (SBD)

The 1988 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class was one for the ages -  The Beach Boys, The Drifters, the Supremes, Woody Guthrie, Lead Belly, Les Paul, Berry Gordy Jr. and arguably the greatest American and British rock performers of all time, Bob Dylan and The Beatles, respectively. But Paul McCartney skipped the ceremeony as he was in legal battles with his ex-band mates at the time. Diana Ross also did not attend and everyone wished Mike Love had made the same decision, as his acceptance speech raged against everyone and everything, including his fellow inductees.  Fotunately, the speeches ended and the music began, and it transcended any tension that may have still lingered. George and Ringo took the stage for a rendition of I Saw Her Standing There, backed by Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen and Mick Jagger,  Dylan played All Along The Watchtower and Like A Rolling Stone, supported by Harrison on the first and Springsteen on the second.  Elton John played a medley of 1950s tunes and Fogerty sang Born On The Bayou. And the night ended with Jagger and Springsteen sharing vocals on (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction.  

This TV soundboard recording captures the musical highlights from that ceremony on January 20, 1989, 35 yesrs ago today.  A complete list of inductees is provided below:

Artist	Inducted By	Category
The Beach Boys	Elton John	Performer
The Beatles	Mick Jagger	Performer
Bob Dylan	Bruce Springsteen	Performer
The Drifters	Billy Joel	Performer
The Supremes	Little Richard	Performer
Berry Gordy, Jr.	Ahmet Ertegun	Non-Performer
Lead Belly	Pete Seeger	Early Influence
Les Paul	Jeff Beck	Early Influence
Woody Guthrie	Neil Young	Early Influence

1990 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1990-01-17 - New York, NY (TV SBD)

1990 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Inductions

1990-01-17

Waldorf Astoria Hotel

New York, NY

TV Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

The Who

01. Substitute

02. Won't Get Fooled Again

03. Pinball Wizard

Simon  & Garfunkle

01. Bridge Over Troubled Water  >

02. The Boxer 

Carole King

01. Will You Love Me Tomorrow

Bonnie Raitt

01. C.C. Rider (with George Benson)

The Four Tops

01. I Can't Help Myself  (wih Diana Ross)

Bruce Springsteen

01. Long Tall Sally (with John Fogerty) 

1990 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1990-01-17 - New York, NY (TV SBD)

The biggst act inducted at the 1990 Rock & Roll Hall of fame ceremony was clearly The Who, who played a 3 song set. But some of the biggest moments belonged to 2 on stage reunions that some speculated might not happen. The original Four Seasons appeared together for the first time since 1970.  And Simon & Garfunkel reunited to play 2 tunes, including Bridge Over Troubled Water. One other note - the hall got one right by inducting Bobby Darin, one of the great voices of all time (and one of my favorite singers).

This TV soundboard recording captures the musical highlights from that ceremony on January 17, 1990, 34 years ago today.  A complete list of inductees is provided below.

Artist	Inducted By	Category
Bobby Darin	Paul Anka	Performer
The Four Seasons	Bob Crewe	Performer
The Four Tops	Stevie Wonder	Performer
Hank Ballard	Boz Scaggs	Performer
The Kinks	Graham Nash	Performer
The Platters	Phil Spector	Performer
Simon and Garfunkel	James Taylor	Performer
The Who	U2	Performer
Gerry Goffin and Carole King	Ben E. King	Non-Performer
Holland, Dozier and Holland	Diana Ross	Non-Performer
Charlie Christian	Vernon Reid	Early Influence
Louis Armstrong	Rickie Lee Jones	Early Influence

 

1991 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1991-01-16 - New York, NY (TV SBD)

1991 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction

1991-01-16

Waldorf Astoria Hotel

New York, NY

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

The Byrds

01. Introduction by Don Henley

02. Mr. Tambourine Man (instrumental)

03. Acceptance Speech

04. Turn, Turn Turn

05. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better

Bruce Springsteen     

01. Mustang Sally

02. Midnight Hour (with John Fogerty)

John Fogerty

01. Proud Mary (with Chaka Khan)

John Lee Hooker

01. Baby Lee (with Bonnie Raitt, John Popper, Robert Cray)

02. I'm In The Mood (with Bonnie Raitt)

1991 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1991-01-16 - New York, NY (TV SBD)

The 1991 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremony took place just as the Persian Gulf War started, putting a damper on the evening's festivties. Perhaps then, it was fitting that The Byrds, including David Crosby, reunited that night for their induction, singing 3 songs including Turn, Turn Tiu, Turn, with its so appropriate line, "a time for peace, I swear its not too late."

This TV soundboard recording captures the musical highlights from that ceremony on January 16, 1991, 33 years ago today.  A complete list of inductees is provided below.

Artist	Inducted By	Category
The Byrds	Don Henley	Performer
Ike and Tina Turner	Phil Spector	Performer
The Impressions	Tracy Chapman	Performer
Jimmy Reed	ZZ Top	Performer
John Lee Hooker	Bonnie Raitt	Performer
LaVern Baker	Chaka Khan	Performer
Wilson Pickett	Bobby Brown	Performer
Nesuhi Ertegun	Quincy Jones	Lifetime Achievement
Dave Bartholomew	The Neville Brothers	Non-Performer
Ralph Bass	Hank Ballard	Non-Performer
Howlin' Wolf	Robert Cray	Early Influence

1993 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1993-01-12 - Los Angeles, CA (TV SBD)

1993 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Inductions
1993-01-12
Century Plaza Hotel
Los Angeles, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

Cream
01. induction
02. Sunshine Of Your Love
03. Born Under A Bad Sign
04. Crossroads

The Doors with Eddie Vedder
01. Roadhouse Blues
02. Break On Through
03. Light My Fire

John Fogerty
with Bruce Springsteen & Robbie Robertson
01. Who'll Stop The Rain
02. Green River
03. Born On The Bayou

Counting Crows
01. Caravan

Etta James
01. At Last

Ruth Brown with Bonnie Raitt
01. (Momma) He Treats Your Daughter Mean

1993 Rock  & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 1993-01-12 - Los Angeles, CA (TV SBD)

The 1993 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, the first one not held in New York at the Waldorf Astoria, could be described by borrowing from Charles Dickens - "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. "  On the bright side, all 3 members of Cream - Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce - showed up and played together for the first time since 1968. In addition, the suriving members of The Doors were all present, and played 3 songs with Eddie Vedder on vocals.  On the downside, Van Morrison skipped the ceremony, having Robbie Robertson accept the homor on his behalf, while the Counting Crows were recruited to play Caravan.  Far worse, while all 4 members of Creedence were in attendance for their induction, John Foegerty refused to play with them, continuing the 20 year old feud that effectively destroyed the band.  Instead, he was backed by Bruce Springsteen and Robbie Robertson on 3 CCR tunes.

This TV soundboard recording captures the musical highlights from that ceremony on January 12, 1993, 31 years ago today.  A complete list of inductees is provided below.

Artist	Inducted By	Category
Cream	ZZ Top	Performer
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Bruce Springsteen	Performer
The Doors	Eddie Vedder	Performer
Etta James	k.d. lang	Performer
Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers	Boyz II Men	Performer
Ruth Brown	Bonnie Raitt	Performer
Sly and the Family Stone	George Clinton	Performer
Van Morrison	Robbie Robertson	Performer
Dick Clark	Dion	Non-Performer
Milt Gabler	Billy Crystal	Non-Performer
Dinah Washington	Natalie Cole	Early Influence

John Fogerty - 1998-09-11 - Stockholm, Sweden (SBD or Ex Aud)

John Fogerty 

Premonition Tour

1998-09-11

Globe Arena

Stockholm, Sweden

Soundboard (or Ex Aud) Recording

320 Kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Intro

02. Born On The Bayou

03. Green River

04. Lodi

05. Lookin' Out My Back Door

06..Suzi Q

07. I Put A Spell On You

08. Premonition

09. Bring It Down To Jelly Roll

10. Who'll Stop The Rain

11. Rumbunctious Boy

12. Up Around The Bend

13. Workin' On A Building

14. Joy Of My Life

15. Blue Moon Nights

16. Centerfield

17. Down On The Corner

18. Jambalaya (On The Bayou)

19. Wrote A Song For Everyone

20. Have You Ever Seen The Rain

21. Hot Rod Heart

22. Cottonfields

CD 2:

01. The Midnight Special

02. The Old Man Down The Road

03. Rockin' All Over The World

04. I Heard It Through The Grapevine

05. Bad Moon Rising

06. Fortunate Son

07. Proud Mary

08. Travelin' Band

Bonus Tracks: 

1997-10-21

Globe Arena,

Stocckholm, Sweden

09. Southern Streamline

10. A Hundred And Ten In The Shade

11. Big Train (From Memphis)

12. Swamp River Days

13. Before You Accuse Me

14. Long As I Can See The Light

15. Blueboy

16. Walking In A Hurricane

John Fogerty - 1998-09-11 - Stockholm, Sweden (SBD or Ex Aud)

On May 20, 1997, John Fogerty released the album Blue Moon Swamp, his first studio recording in 11 years. The disc climbed to #37 on the Billboard charts and certified gold. Rolling Stone gave the album a 4 star review and in 1998, it won a Grammy for best Rock Album. After years out of the spotlight, John Fogerty was back. He went on tour in support of the album the same month it was released. Then, in December 1997, he recorded a live album, entitled Premonition, and continued to tour well into 1998 in support of both discs. This soundboard (or excellent audience) recording captures Fogerty in Stockholm, near the near the end of the 1998 Premonition leg of the tour,  on Septmber 11, 1998, a quarter century ago today.

Bob Dylan, George Harrison & Ringo Starr - 1988-01-20 - New York, NY (SBD)

Bob Dylan, George Harrison & Ringo Star

with Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Mick Jagger, Elton John, John Fogerty, and The Beach Boys

1988-01-20

Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction

Waldorf-Astoria

New York, NY

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Bruce Springsteen Talks

02. Bob Dylan Talks

03. Twist And Shout - Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Ringo Starr

04. All Along The Watchtower - Bob Dylan & George Harrison

05. I Saw Her Standing There - Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, George Harrison, Ringo Starr & Mick Jagger

06. Stand By Me - Ben E. King, Billy Joel & Julian Lennon

07. Stop In The Name Of Love - Mary Wilson

08. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On > Hound Dog >  Hi Ho Silver > Elton John

09. Barbara Ann - The Beach Boys (Mike Love, Brian Wilson & Carl Wilson)

10. Born On The Bayou - John Fogerty & Bruce Springsteen

11. Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan & Bruce Springsteen

12. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Bruce Springsteen & Mick Jagger 

Bob Dylan, George Harrison & Ringo Starr - 1988-01-20 - New York, NY (SBD)

The 1988 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremonye could be described in the words of Charles Dickens:   "it was the best of times, it was the wiorst of times."  The list of inductees was unparellelled - The Beach Boys, the Drifters, the Supremes, Woody Guthrie, Lead Belly, Les Paul, Berry Gordy Jr.  and arguably the greatest American and British rock performers of all time, Bob Dylan and The Beatles, respectively. But Paul McCartney skipped the ceremeony as he was in legal battles with his ex-band mates at the time. Diana Ross also did not attend and everyone wished Mike Love had made the same decision, as his acceptance speech raged against everyone and everything, including his fellow inductees.  Fotunately, the speeches ended and the music began, and it transcnded any tension that may have still lingered. George and Ringo took the stage for a rendition of I Saw Her Standing There, backed by Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen and Mick Jagger,  Dylan played All Along The Watchtower and Like A rolling Stone, supported by Harrison on the first and Springsteen on the second.  Elton John played amedley of 1950s tunes and Fogerty sang Born On The Bayou. And the night ended with Jagger and Springsteen sharing vocals on I Can't Get No Satisfaction.  This soundboard recording catures all those historic moments, from the Waldorf Astoria on Jnauary 20, 1988, 35 years ago today.  By the way, this article ranks all of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame musical performances - the 1988 show came in 4th, behind only the 2004, 1986 and 1992 jam sessions.

Grateful Dead - 1988-03-12 - San Francisco CA (FM)

Grateful Dead

with John Fogerty, Merl Saunders & Huey Lewis

1988-03-12

11th Bay Area Music Awards - The Bammies

Civic Auditorium

San Francisco CA

FM broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Best Bassist Award - Phil Lesh

02. Best Album Award - In The Dark

03. Best Drummer Award - Mickey Hart & Bill Kreutzmann

04. Best Guitarist Award - Jerry Garcia

05. Musician of the Year Award - Jerry Garcia

06. Mickey Hart & Friends Jam Session

07. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl* 

08. Turn On Your Lovelight* 

09. announcers & tuning

10. Long Tall Sally** 

*Grateful Dead, Huey Lewis & the News

**Grateful Dead, Huey Lewis & the News, Merl Saunders, John Fogerty

Grateful Dead - 1988-03-12 - San Francisco CA (FM)

In 1977, Dennis Erokan, publisher of Bay Area Music magazine, founded the Bammies, of Bay Area Music Awards, designed to recognize the best musicians and musical performances by San Francisco area bands. The Bammies ran for about 20 years, finally fizzling out in 1997. Each year's awards ceremony was highlighted by musical performances, and would inevitably end with everyone onstage together for a free-for-all jam session. This FM broadcast captures the Grateful Dead & friends at the 11 Annual Bammies on March 12, 1988, 33 years ago today. The Dead swept almost all the awards that night, on the heels of the commercial and critical success of the album In Teh Dark and the single Touch of Grey in 1987.

John Fogerty & Brad Paisley - 2017-11-06 - Los Angeles CA (Webcast)

John Fogerty

& Brad Paisley

2017-11-06

Jimmy Kimmel Live

Battleship Iowa Museum

Los Angeles CA

Webcast Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Last Time fFor Everything > Mountain Music

02. Old Alabama

03. Centertfield

04. Green River 

05. American Saturday Night 

06. She’s Everything 

07. Down On The Corner 

08. Have You Ever Seen The Rain 

09. Mud On The Tires 

10. Bad Moon Rising 

11. Alcohol 

12. Proud Mary 

John Fogerty & Brad Paisley - 2017-11-06 - Los Angeles CA (Webcast)

2010s - #1: Both John Fogerty and Brad Paisley have been long time supporters of America's Vetrans, imploring folks in both word and song not to forget those folks who put their lives on the line for our freedom.  The two teamed up a tribute to our veterans on November 6, 2017, 3 years ago today, in Los Angeles.  The show took place, appropriately, aboard the Battleship Iowa, now a floating museum, and was broadcast as part of Jimmy Kimmel's concert series.

Viet Nam Veterans Benefit Concert - 1987-07-04 - Landover, MD (FM)

Vietnam Veteran's Benefit Concert

1987-07-04

Capitol Centre

Landover, Maryland

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Martha Raye Speech

Anita Baker

02. Anita Baker Introduction

03. No One In The World

04. I Want To Know What Love Is

Richie Havens

05. Jon Voight Introduces Richie Havens

06. Freedom

07. Talk

08. Marching (with Lou Gossett Jr.)

09. Psalm 23 (with Lou Gossett Jr.)

Kris Kristoffirson

10. Shipwrecked In The Eighties

11. Anthem '84

12. Why Me

John Sebastian

13. John Sebastian Introduction

14. Daydream

15. Harmonica Tune

John Fogerty

16. John Fogerty Introduction

17. Old Man Down The Road

18. Born On The Bayou

19. Down On The Corner

20. Who'll Stop The Rain

21. Up Around The Bend

22. Midnight Special

23. Bad Moon Rising

24. Fortunate Son

25. Proud Mary

Four Tops

26. The Four Tops Introduction

27. Baby I Need Your Loving

28. Standing In The Shadows Of Love [

29. Sugar Pie Honey Bunch

Frankie Valli

30. Just Too Good To Be True

31. I Love You Baby > Can't Take My Eyes Off You)

Linda Ronstadt

32. Linda Ronstadt Introduction

33. Livin' In The USA [

34. Somewhere Out There

James Brown

35. James Brown Introduction

36. Livin' In America

37. Papa's Got A Brand New Bag

Stevie Wonder

38. Stevie Wonder Introduction

39. Stevie Wonder Talks

40. Front Line [

41. Stevie Wonder Talks

42. Just Called To Say I Love You

43. Go Home

44. Part Time Lover

Crosby Stills & Nash

45. Long Time Gone

46. Night Time For The Generals 

47. For What It's Worth

48. Daylight Again > Find The Cost Of Freedom

Viet Nam Veterans Benefit Concert - 1987-07-04 - Landover, MD (FM)

On July 4, 1987, 32 years ago today, the Capitol Center in Landover MD, just down the road from Washington DC hosted a star studded concert to raise money for homeless Viet Nam veterans, as captured in this FM broadcast.  CSN, Stevie Wonder, James Brown, Linda Ronstadt, and many more played this nationally televised event, which was entitled Welcome Home.  No performer, though had more of an impact than John Fogerty. According to the notes that accompanied this tape, during rehearsals, Fogerty played only solo material, as he was still in a dispute with his record company over his recordings with Creedence. When he hit the stage, he seemed intent on continuing to ignore his past, as the band began playing Old Man Down The Road. And then it happened, one of those magical moments that occur just once in a musical lifetime. Fogerty stopped, huddled up with his band mates, and then launched into Born on The Bayou! The rest of the set was all CCR classics, including Bad Moon Rising. Who’ll Stop The Rain, Down On The Corner and Proud Mary, just to name a few. From that show forward, CCR material would again grace every Fogerty concert! Interestingly, during his set, Fogerty made a heartfelt speech asking the Veterans in the audience and listening at home to let go their past, to move past the pain, and to move forward with th lives.  He may just as well as been talking about his own life! By the way, go here to read that brief speech in its entirety.