Warren Zevon - 1999-12-03 - Austin, TX (FM)

Warren Zevon

1999-12-03

Austin City Limits

KLRU Studio

Austin, TX;

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Werewolves Of London

02. Seminole Bingo

03. Bob Wills Is Still The King 

04. Lawyers, Guns And Money

05. I Was In The House When The House Burned Down

06. Don't Let Us Get Sick

Warren Zevon - 1999-12-03 - Austin, TX (FM)

On January 25, 2000, Warren Zevon released his 10th studio album, entitled Life'll Kill Ya. The disc barely cracked the Billboard 200 rankings, peaking at #173, while critical success was moderate, with Rolling Stone and Allmusic both giving the album 3.5 star ratings. Several of the album's songs dealt with the topic of death. For example, My Shit's F***ed Up wass a mournful lament about the aging process and the inevitable decay that accompanies it. The title track and Don't Let Us Get Sick also featured death as a theme. Perhaps Warren had a premonition of what was in store - just 2 years later he was diagnosed with mesothelioma, and he passed away from the disease on September 7, 2003. This FM broadcast captures Zevon at Austin City Limits, previewing songs from the soon to be released disc,  on December 3, 1999, a quarter century ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1990-11-20 - Kansas City MO (SBD)

Warren Zevon

1990-11-20

The Shadow

Kansas City MO

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Lawyers Guns and Money

02. Splendid Isolation

03. Stop Breaking Down

04. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

05. One Woman Man

06. Carmenita

07. Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead

08. Factory

09. Poor Poor Pitiful Me

10. Hula Hula

11. Accidentally Like A Martyr

12. Play It All Night Long

13. Raspberry Beret (Prince)

14. Desperados Under The Eaves

15. Boom Boom Mancini

16. Winter Wonderland

17. Werewolves Of London

18. Ain't That Pretty At All

Warren Zevon - 1990-11-20 - Kansas City MO (SBD)

1990: The early 1990s were a time of transition for the late, great, Warren Zevon. He was dropped from the Virgin Records label in late 1989, after the commercial failure of the album Transverse City. He caught on with Giant records, and released the album Hindu Love Gods in later 1990, featuring a cover of Prince's Raspberry Beret. He then set to work on the album, Mr Bad Example, which would be released in late 1991, and feature the songs Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead and Searching For A Heart.  This soundboard recording captures Zevon on tour between his first 2 releases on Giant, in Kansas City, on November 20, 1990,34 years ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1990-02-27 - Minneapolis, MN (SBD)

Warren Zevon

1990-02-27

1st Avenue Club

Minneapolis, MN

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Sentimental Hygiene

02. Splendid Isolation

03. Detox Mansion

04. Reconsider Me

05. Tranverse City

06. Run Straight Down

07. Long Arm Of The Law

08. Turbulence

09. Boom Boom Mancini

10. Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner

11. Werewolves Of London

12. Play It All Night Long

13. Lawyers, Guns and Money

14. Poor, Poor Pitiful Me

15. Cadillac Ranch

16. Excitable Boy 

Warren Zevon - 1990-02-27 - Minneapolis, MN (SBD)

The early 1990s were a time of transition for the late, great, Warren Zevon. He was dropped from the Virgin Records label in late 1989, after the commercial failure of the album Transverse City. He caught on with Giant records, and released the album Hindu Love Gods in later 1990, featuring a cover of Priince's Raspberry beret. he then set to work on the album, Mr Bad Example, which would be released in late 1991, and feature the songs Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead and Searching For A Heart. This soundboard recording captures Zevon on tour before his first 2 releases on Giant, in Minneapolis on February 27, 1990, 34 years ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1995-02-19 - Syracuse NY (SBD)

Warren Zevon

1995-02-19

Club Chamelion,

Syracuse, NY

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Intro and Tuning-

02. Splendid Isolation

03. Lawyers Guns And Money

04. banter

05. Carmelita

06. Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead

07. Boom Boom Mancini

08. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

09. Frank And Jesse James

10. Play It All Night Long

11. Accidentally Like A Martyr

12. Poor Poor Pitiful Me

13. banter

14. Seminole Bingo

15. Excitable Boy

Encore:

16. encore break

17. Mr. Bad Example

18. applause and banter-

19. Werewolves Of London

Warren Zevon - 1995-02-19 - Syracuse NY (SBD)

1990s - #3:  After achieving commercial success in the late 1970s and early 1980’s, Warren Zevon’s career took a host of twists and turns. He battled alcoholism and obsessive compulsive disorder. He Zevon also served as musical coordinator and occasional guitarist for an ad-hoc rock music group called the Rock Bottom Remainders, a collection of writers performing rock and roll standards at book fairs and other events. The group included Stephen King, Dave Barry, Matt Groening and Amy Tan, just to name a few. He occasionally filled in for Paul Schaffer as bandleader for David Letterman’s Late Night Show. And of course, he released albums and continued to tour. This soundboard recording captures Zevon in Syracuse on February 19, 1995, 28 years ago today. Of course, less than 10 years later, on September 7, 2003, we’d lose Warren at the all to young age of 56, due to cancer, but not before he left us with a stunning farewell album, entitled The Wind, which featured guest appearances by Bruce Springsteen, Don Henley, Jackson Browne, Joe Walsh, David Lindley, Emmylou Harris and Tom Petty, just to name a few. Months after his death, Zevon would win 2 Grammys for the album, the only ones of his legendary 30 year career.

Warren Zevon - 1988-01-25- London, UK (FM)

Warren Zevon 

1988-01-25

Hammersmith Odeon

London, UK

BBC-FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Lawyers, Guns & Money

02. Detox Mansion

03. Boom Boom Mancini

04. Johnny Strikes Up The Band

05. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

06. Reconsider Me

07. Excitable Boy

08. Sentimental Hygiene

09. Accidentally Like A Martyr

10. Werewolves Of London

11. Play It All Night Long

12. Ain't That Pretty At All

Warren Zevon - 1988-01-25- London, UK (FM)

In August 1987, Warren Zevon released the album, Sentimental Hygiene, his the sixth studio album. but his first in over five years. The disc featured a host of notable guest stars. The track Even A Dog Can Shake Hands was composed by Peter Buck, Bill Berry and Mike Mills of R.E.M., who also recorded an album with Zevon under the name Hindu Love Gods. Michael Stipe, also of R.E.M., appeared on the album, providing vocals and harmony on the song Bad Karma. In addition, the album featured Bob Dylan playing harmonica on The Factory. This FM broadcast captures Zevon in London, on tour im support of the album, on January 25, 1988, 35 years ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1980-05-04 - Los Angeles, CA (FM)

Warren Zevon 

1980-05-04

The Roxy

Los Angeles, CA

FM Broadcast

224 kbps

Artwork Included 

01. Play it All Night Long

02. Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School

03. Johnny Strikes Up The Band

04. Excitable Boy

05. Gorilla You're A Desperado

06. Werewolves Of London

07. Carmelita

08. Jeannie Needs A Shooter

09. Junglework

10. A Certain Girl

11. Join Me In L.A.

12. Poor Poor Pitiful Me

13. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead

Warren Zevon - 1980-05-04 - Los Angeles, CA (FM)

1980: In February 1980, Warren Zevon released the album Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School, the follow up to his critically acclaimed disc Excitable Boy. While the new album climbed up to #20 on the Billboard charts, it lacked the consistency and the collection of memorable tunes of its predecessor. Bad Luck is notable, however, for featuring a host of guests, including Jackson Browne, Glenn Frey, Linda Ronstadt, Waddy Wachtel and Joe Walsh, not to mention a tune, Jeannie Needs a Shooter, written with Bruce Springsteen. This FM broadcast captures Warren on tour in support of the album at the Roxy in Los Angeles on May 4, 1980, 42 years ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1988-02-05 - Paris, France (FM)

Warren Zevon

1988-02-05

La Locomotive

Paris, France

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Lawyers, Guns And Money

02. Detox Mansion

03. Boom Boom Mancini

04. Johnny Strikes Up The Band

05. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

06. Excitable Boy

07. band introductions

08. Sentimental Hygiene

09. Accidentally Like A Martyr

10. Factory

11. Veracruz

12. Werewolves Of London

13. Carmelita

14. Play It All Night Long

15. Reconsider Me

16. Ain't That Pretty At All

17. Desperados Under The Eaves

18. Poor Poor Pitiful Me 

Warren Zevon - 1988-02-05 - Paris, France (FM)

In August 1987, Warren Zevon released the album, Sentimental Hygiene, his the sixth studio album. but his first in over five years. The disc featured a host of notable guest stars. The track Even A Dog Can Shake Hands was composed by Peter Buck, Bill Berry and Mike Mills of R.E.M., who also recorded an album with Zevon under the name Hindu Love Gods. Michael Stipe, also of R.E.M., appeared on the album, providing vocals and harmony on the song Bad Karma. In addition, the album featured Bob Dylan playing harmonica on The Factory. This FM broadcast captures Zevon in Paris, on tour im support of the album, on February 5, 1988, 34 years ago today.

Waren Zevon - 2000-04-22 - Seattle, WA (SBD)

Warren Zevon
2000-04-22
Moore Theater
Seattle WA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Werewolves Of London
02. Excitable Boy > Banter
03. Seminole Bingo
04. For My Next Trick I'll Need A Volunteer
05. Don't Let Us Get Sick > Banter and  Switches to Guitar
06. Poor Poor Pitiful Me > Banter and Guitar Tuning
07. My Shit's F***ed Up > Banter
08. Porcelain Monkey
09. Detox Mansion > Guitar Solo
10. Lawyers, Guns & Money

Waren Zevon - 2000-04-22 - Seattle, WA (SBD)

On January 25, 2000, Warren Zevon released his 10th studio album, entitled Life'll Kill Ya. The disc barely cracked the Billboard 200 rankings, peaking at #173, while critical success was moderate, with Rolling Stone and Allmusic both giving the album 3.5 star ratings. Several of the album's songs deal with the topic of death.  For example,  My Shit's F***ed Up is a mournful lament about the aging process and the inevitable decay that accompanies it. The title track and Don't Let Us Get Sick also feature death as a theme. Perhaps Warren had a premonition of what was in store - just 2 years later he was diagnosed with mesothelioma, and he passed away from the disease on September 7, 2003. This soundboard recording captures Zevon on tour in support of Life'll Kill Ya in Seattle on April 22. 2000, 21 years ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1978-04-24 - Roxy, Los Angeles CA (FM)

Warren Zevon

1978-04-24

The Roxy

Los Angeles, CA

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Radio Spot and Intro

02. Johnny Strikes Up the Band

03. Tenderness On The Block

04. Mohammed's Radio

05. Excitable Boy

06. Werewolves Of London

07. Accidentally Like a Martyr

08. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

09. Poor Poor Pitiful Me

10. Lawyers, Guns & Money

11. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead  

Warren Zevon - 1978-04-24 - Roxy, Los Angeles CA (FM)

Born in Chicago in 1947, Warren Zevon moved to Los Angeles when he was a teenager. When he quit high school, he moved to New York, and later to Spain, to pursue a musical career, but by 1975, was back in LA. He roomed there with then unknowns Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham. He also collaborated with Jackson Browne, who helped produce Zevon’s 1976 self titled album. Zevon also wrote songs for Linda Ronstadt, including Hasten Down the Wind, Carmelita, Poor Poor Pitiful Me, and Mohammed's Radio. In 1978, Zevon released Excitable Boy, an album produced by Jackson Browne and guitarist Waddy Wachtel. The disc met with both critical and commercial success. Rolling Stone called the album one of the most significant releases of the 1970s. The disc went to #8 on the Billboard charts, and spawned the classic single Werewolves of London, which reached #21 on the singles chart. This FM broadcast captures Zevon right as Excitable Boy was climbing up the charts, on April 24, 1978, 42 years ago today. Interestingly, on that same day, the Grateful Dead was playing a concert in Normal IL, which has been officially released as Dave’s Picks 37. They too had taken notice of Zevon, as their choice for an encore that night was none other than Werevolves of London.

Warren Zevon - 1994-02-08 - Rochester, NY (SBD)

Warren Zevon

1994-02-08

Horizontal Boogie Bar

Rochester, NY, USA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Splendid Isolation

02. Lawyers Guns and Money

03. Why Can't This Be Love

04. Chatter

05. Things To Do In Denver When Your Dead

06. Chatter

07. Heart Ache Spoken Here

08. Boom Boom Mancini

09. Johnny Strikes Up The Band

10. Play it All Night Long

11. Desperados Under The Eaves

12. Chatter

13. Jole Blow

14. Chatter

15. Poor Poor Pitiful Me

16. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better

17. The Indifference Of Heaven

18. Chatter

19. Seminole Bingo

20. Excitable Boy

21. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

22. Chatter

Encores:

23. Mr. Bad Example

24. Werewolves of London

25. Mohameds Radio

26. Crowd > House Music

Warren Zevon - 1994-02-08 - Rochester, NY (SBD)

Warren Zevon 1994: - #2:  As promised, yesterday, here's the 2nd half of our set featuring Warren Zevon in 1994. This one is a soundboard recording from Rochester from February 8, 1994, 26 years ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1994-02-07 - Syracuse, NY (SBD)

Warren Zevon

1994-02-07

Symphony Hall 

Syracuse NY

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Intro. > Splendid Isolation

02. Lawyers Guns & Money

03. Why Can't This Be Love > Intro of Dr. Babyhead

04. Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead  > Banter

05. Heartache Spoken Here

06. Acoustic Solo > Boom Boom Mancini

07. Crowd > Switch to Piano

08. Johnny Strikes Up The Band

09. Play It All Night Long

10. Desperadoes Under The Eaves  > Banter

11. Jolie Blonde (Trad.)

12. Acoustic Solo > Poor Poor Pitiful Me > Acoustic Solo > Poor Poor Pitiful Me *

13. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better

14. Vast Indifference Of Heaven  > Banter

15. Seminole Bingo

16. Excitable Boy  > Dr. Babyhead Solo

17. Roland Chorale Intro. > Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner > Roland Chorale Outro.

18. Mr. Bad Example  > Banter

19. Werewolves Of London

20. Mohammed's Radio

Warren Zevon - 1994-02-07 - Syracuse, NY (SBD)

Warren Zevon 1994: - #1: After achieving commercial success in the late 1970s and early 1980’s, Waren Zevon’s career took a host of twists and turns. He battled alcoholism and obsessive compulsive disorder. He Zevon also served as musical coordinator and occasional guitarist for an ad-hoc rock music group called the Rock Bottom Remainders, a collection of writers performing rock and roll standards at book fairs and other events. The group included Stephen King, Dave Barry, Matt Groening and Amy Tan, just to name a few. He occasionally filled in for Paul Schaffer as bandleader for David Letterman’s Late Night Show. And of course, he released albums and continued to tour. This soundboard recording captures Zevon in Syracuse on February 7, 1994, 26 years ago today. Of course, less than 10 years later, on September 7, 2003, we’d lose Warren at the all to young age of 56, due to cancer, but not before he left us with a stunning farewell album, entitled The Wind, which featured guest appearances by Bruce Springsteen, Don Henley, Jackson Browne, Joe Walsh, David Lindley, Emmylou Harris and Tom Petty, just to name a few. Months after his death, Zevon would win 2 Grammys for the album, the only ones of his legendary 30 year career. Download this one, then stop back tomorrow for the 2nd half of this set.

Warren Zevon - 1992-01-05 - Cleveland, OH (FM)

Warren Zevon

1992-01-05

Empire Concert Club

Cleveland, OH

WMMS FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Intro > I'll Sleep When I'm Dead

02. Play It All Night Long

03. Poor Poor Pitiful Me

04. band intros

05. Mr. Bad Example

06. Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead

07. Roland Chorale > Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

08. First We Take Manhattan

09. Detox Mansion

10. Boom Boom Mancini

CD 2:

01. Excitable Boy

02. Model Citizen

03. The Envoy

04. Jungle Work

05. Searching For A Heart

06. That's Amore

07. Werewolves Of London

08. Into The Mystic

09. Lawyers, Guns And Money

10. Mohammed's Radio > outro

Warren Zevon - 1992-01-05 - Cleveland, OH (FM)

In 1989, Warren Zevon was released by Virgin Records after 2 albums that failed to make a commercial impact.  He quickly signed with Giant and in 1991 released the album Mr. Bad Example.  While the disc didn't do much better than its 2 predecessor, the single The Searching for a Heart became a modest hit while another tune from the album, Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead, was featured on the soundtrack of a film by the same name. Zevon went on tour in support of the disc, including this show in Cleveland on January 5, 1992, 28 years ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1978-07-27 - Sausalito CA (SBD)

Warren Zevon
1978-07-27
The Record Plant
Sausalito CA
FM Brodcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Introduction
02. Johnny Strikes up the Band
03. Tenderness on the Block
04. Mohammed's Radio
05. Excitable Boy
06. Werewolves Of London
07. Accidentally Like A Martyr
08. Band Introductions
09. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner
10. Poor Poor Pitiful Me
11. Lawyers, Guns And Money

Encore
12. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead 

Warren Zevon - 1978-07-27 - Sausalito CA (SBD)

In 1978, Warren Zevon became an “overnight success”, when he released the album Excitable Boy, which in addition to the title track, featured Werewolves of London, Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner, Johnny Strikes Up The Band and Lawyers, Guns and Money. Of course, success hadn’t come overnight at all, as Zevon had toiled for years in Los Angeles as a song writer, contributing tunes to albums by artists such as Linda Ronstadt and The Everly Brothers, as well as to the soundtrack of Midnight Cowboy. In addition, he had released 2 albums prior to Excitable Boy, though neither garnered much attention. Excitable Boy helped the general public understand what the rock community had know for years, namely that Zevon was an incredibly gifted song writer, able to cast a cynical eye on events, politics, celebrities and even himself.  This soundboard recording captures Zevon playing tunes from Excitable Boy  at the legendary Record Plant in Sausalito, on July 27, 1978, 41 years ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1992-02-11 - Seattle WA (SBD)

Warren Zevon
1992-02-03
Boulder Theater
Boulder CO
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. I'll Sleep when I'm Dead
02. Play It All Night Long >
03. band intros > banter >
04. Play It All Night Long
05. Poor Poor Pitiful Me > [banter]
06. Mr. Bad Example
07. Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead
08. Roland Chorale > Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner
09. First We Take Manhattan
10. Detox Mansion
11. Boom Boom Mancini
12. Excitable Boy
13. Model Citizen
14. banter
15. Searching For A Heart
16. banter]
17. that's Amore 
18. Werewolves of London
19. radio outro

Warren Zevon - 1992-02-11 - Seattle WA (SBD)

Waren Zevon 1992 - #2: As promised, here's the 2nd half of our Same Tour, Different Show sentry featuring Warren Zevon in 1992. This one is an FM Broadcast from Seattle from on February 11, 1992, 27 years ago today.  

Warren Zevon - 1992-02-03 - Boulder CO (FM)

Warren Zevon
1992-02-03
Boulder Theater
Boulder CO
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Include3d

01. I'll Sleep when I'm Dead
02. Play It All Night Long >
03. band intros > banter >
04. Play It All Night Long
05. Poor Poor Pitiful Me > [banter]
06. Mr. Bad Example
07. Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead
08. Roland Chorale > Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner
09. First We Take Manhattan
10. Detox Mansion
11. Boom Boom Mancini
12. Excitable Boy
13. Model Citizen
14. banter
15. Searching For A Heart
16. banter]
17. That's Amore  >
18. Werewolves of London
19. radio outro

Warren Zevon - 1992-02-03 - Boulder CO (FM)

Waren Zevon 1992 - #1: In 1989, Warren Zevon was released by Virgin Records after 2 albums that failed to make a commercial impact.  He quickly signed with Giant and in 1991 released the album Mr. Bad Example.  While the disc didn't do much better than its 2 predecessor, the single Searching for a Heart became a modest hit while another tune from the album, Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead, was featured on the soundtrack of a film by the same name. Zevon went on tour in support of the disc, including this show in Boulder on February 3, 1992, 27 years ago today, as captured in this FM Broadcast. Download this one, then come back on February 11 for the 2nd half of this Same Tour Different Show set.

Warren Zevon - 1976-10-13 - Cleveland OH (FM)

Warren Zevon

1976-10-13

WMMS Studio

Cleveland OH

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Excitable Boy > interview

02. interview > Desperados Under the Eaves

03. interview > Simple Man, Simple Dream > interview

04. interview > Poor Poor Pitiful Me

05. interview

06. interview > Mohammed's Radio > interview

07. interview > Cindy, Cindy > interview > Mama Couldn't Be Persuaded > interview

08. interview

09. interview > Hasten Down the Wind

10. interview

11. Excitable Boy > interview

Warren Zevon - 1976-10-13 - Cleveland OH (FM)

Born in Chicago in 1947, Warren Zevon moved to Los Angeles when he was still a teenager. When hquit high school, he moved to New York, and later to Spain, to pursue a musical career, but by 1975, was back in LA. He roomed there with then unknowns Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham. He also collaborated with Jackson Browne, who helped produce Zevon’s 1976 self titled album. Zevon also wrote songs for Linda Ronstadt, including Hasten Down the Wind, Carmelita, Poor Poor Pitiful Me, and Mohammed's Radio. In 1978, Zevon became an "overnight sensation" when he released Excitable Boy, an album produced by Browne and guitarist Waddy Wachtel. The disc met with both critical and commercial success. Rolling Stone called the album one of the most significant releases of the 1970s. The disc went to #8 on the Billboard charts, and spawned the classic single Werewolves of London, which reached #21 on the charts. This FM broadcast captures Zevon before that commercial success, playing primarily the songs he wrote for Ronstadt, in Cleveland on October 10, 1976,  42 years ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1990-08-27 - Minneapolis, MN (SBD)

Warren Zevon

1990-08-27

Guthrie Theater

Soundboard reordinng

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Even A Dog Can Shake Hands

02. Poor Poor Pitiful Me

03. Boom Boom Mancini

04. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead

05. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

06. Sentimental Hygiene

07. Splendid Isolation

08. Detox Mansion

09. Reconsider Me

10. A Certain Girl, band introductions

11. Run Straight Down > Long Arm of the Law

12. Turbulence

13. Werewolves of London

14. Play It All Night Long

15. Lawyers, Guns and Money

16. Mohammed's Radio

Warren Zevon - 1990-08-27 - Minneapolis, MN (SBD) 

The early 1990s were a time of transition for the late, great, Warren Zevon. He was dropped from the Virgin Records label in late 1989, after the commercial failure of the album Transverse City. He caught on with Giant records, and released the album Hindu Love Gods in later 1990, featuring a cover of Priince's Raspberry beret. he then set to work on the album, Mr Bad Example, which would be released in late 1991, and feature the songs Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead and Searching For A Heart. This soundboard recording captures Zevon on tour before his first 2 releases on Giant, in Minneapolis on August 27, 1990, 28 years ago today.

Warren Zevon - 1994-08-26 - Asbury Park, NJ (FM)

Warren Zevon

1994-08-26

WNEW-FM 20th Anniversary Show

The Stone Pony

Asbury Park, NJ

FM Broadcast

224 kbps

Artwork Included

01. intro

02. Splendid Isolation

03. Lawyers, Guns and Money

04. interlude 1

05. Hurry On Home

06. Thompson Gunner

07. Junk Bond King

08. Excitable Boy

09. Werewolves Of London

10. interlude 2

11. Poor Poor Pitiful Me  

Warren Zevon - 1994-08-26 - Asbury Park, NJ (FM) 

Long time readers of this blog know that I've often discussed WNEW-FM in New York, the station I grew up on, the station whose motto was "Where Rock Lives" and the station where rock was often LIVE, as they broadcast countless concerts to the tri-state area.  Today, we have one of those live broadcastxs a concert at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ celebrating the stations 20th anniversary, on August 26, 1994, 2 dozen years ago today. Warren Zevon opened the night, followed by The Band. Download Zevon now, this one, then come back later today for the Band’s set.

Warren Zevon - 1978-05-28 - New Orleans. LA (FM)

Warren Zevon
1978-05-28
Rosy's Music Hall
New Orleans LA
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Johnny Strikes Up The Band
02. Tenderness On The Block
03. Mohammed's Radio
04. Excitable Boy
05. Accidentally Like A Martyr
06. Nighttime In The Switching Yard
07. A Certain Girl
08. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner
09. Werewolves Of London
10. Lawyers, Guns And Money

Warren Zevon - 1978-05-28 - New Orleans. LA (FM)

Waren Zevon 1978 Daily Double - #2: As promised way back on May 13, here's the 2nd half of our Daily Double featuring Warren Zevon in 1978.  This one's an FM Broadcast from Mew Orleans from May 28, 1978, 40 years ago today!

Warren Zevon - 1978-05-13 - Chicago, IL (FM)

Warren Zevon

1978-05-13

Park West

Chicago, IL

FM Broadcast

256 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Johnny Strikes Up The Band

02. Tenderness On The Block

03. Mohammed's Radio

04. Excitable Boy

05. Werewolves of London

06. Accidentally Like A Martyr

07. Band Intro > Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

08. Poor Poor Pitiful Me

09. Lawyers, Guns, & Money

Encore:

10. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead  

Warren Zevon - 1978-05-13 - Chicago, IL (FM) 

Waren Zevon 1978 Daily Double - #1: Born in Chicago in 1947, Warren Zevon moved to Los Angeles when he was still a teenager. When he quit high school, he moved to New York, and later to Spain, to pursue a musical career, but by 1975, was back in LA. He roomed there with then unknowns Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham. He also collaborated with Jackson Browne, who helped produce Zevon’s 1976 self titled album. Zevon also wrote songs for Linda Ronstadt, including Hasten Down the Wind, Carmelita, Poor Poor Pitiful Me, and Mohammed's Radio. In 1978, Zevon released Excitable Boy, an album produced by Jackson Browne and guitarist Waddy Wachtel. The disc met with both critical and commercial success. Rolling Stone called the album one of the most significant releases of the 1970s. The disc went to #8 on the Billboard charts, and spawned the classic single Werewolves of London, which reached #21 on the charts. This FM broadcast captures Zevon’s in Chicago on May 13, 1978, 4 decades ago this very day. Download this one, then come back on May 28 for part 2 of this this daily double.