Boz Scaggs
King Biscuit Flower Hour show #KB 361
Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center
New York City, NY
November 26, 1980
for broadcast on April 5, 1981
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Label Scan Included
King Biscuit Flower Hour show #KB 361
Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center
New York City, NY
November 26, 1980
for broadcast on April 5, 1981
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Label Scan Included
Another Great Draftervoi Encoding!!
01 KBFH Intro
02 Commercial - 1981 Hondas
03 Breakdown Dead Ahead
04 What Can I Say
05 Hard Times
06 You Got Some Imagination
07 KBFH break
08 Commercial - Pioneer
09 KBFH break
10 Georgia
11 Jump Street
12 Lido Shuffle
13 KBFH break
14 Commercial - Miller Beer - Dave Mason
15 Commercial - $100,000 Bar
16 KBFH break
17 Middle Man
18 Lowdown
19 KBFH outro
20 Commercial - Honda
21 Commercial - Pioneer
22 KBFH credits
23 Boz Scaggs promo bed
24 Boz Scaggs promo ad
Draftervoi's Notes:
This is sourced directly from the KBFH discs. There is a streaming audio version available but it does not include "Middle Man." This show is often attributed to April 5, 1981, but that is clearly the broadcast date of the KBFH show, as it is the date printed on the KBFH record label. It's likely that this is from November 26, 1980. That show was simulcast via satellite with more songs. However, the set list I've seen of the simulcast does not include "Lowdown."
In 2013 I digitized the Boz Scaggs / King Biscuit Flower Hour show that was broadcast on April 5, 1981. That's the broadcast date of the syndicated discs, the actual show is likely to have been recorded on November 26, 1980.
This is direct from the KBFH discs. I cleaned the discs with Titebond II wood glue and then went through it all on Audacity and declicked the show, one click at a time. I've tracked all the commercials and KBFH breaks so they can be left out if they're of no interest. There's one "star turn" where Dave Mason does a pretty heartwarming commercial for Miller Beer that may be of interest to Dave Mason completists. He really "sells" the commercial.
In 2013 I digitized the Boz Scaggs / King Biscuit Flower Hour show that was broadcast on April 5, 1981. That's the broadcast date of the syndicated discs, the actual show is likely to have been recorded on November 26, 1980.
This is direct from the KBFH discs. I cleaned the discs with Titebond II wood glue and then went through it all on Audacity and declicked the show, one click at a time. I've tracked all the commercials and KBFH breaks so they can be left out if they're of no interest. There's one "star turn" where Dave Mason does a pretty heartwarming commercial for Miller Beer that may be of interest to Dave Mason completists. He really "sells" the commercial.
The sound quality is top-notch, the drums really snap, the two background vocalists are well-defined...all in all, it's worth checking out even if you already have the show archived.
One thing that always struck me about this show is that Boz explains that "Georgia" was about a friend locked up for a love affair with a 13-year-old.... nowadays we'd call that pedophilia, but he just sort of passes over it as if it was normal. Times change....
Flac files of wavs; unfortunately, there was no cue sheet included, so all I've got is the disc label as collateral.
One thing that always struck me about this show is that Boz explains that "Georgia" was about a friend locked up for a love affair with a 13-year-old.... nowadays we'd call that pedophilia, but he just sort of passes over it as if it was normal. Times change....
Flac files of wavs; unfortunately, there was no cue sheet included, so all I've got is the disc label as collateral.
