The Moody Blues
Entertainment Radio Networks Live From The Whisky-A-Go-Go
Whisky-A-Go-Go, Los Angeles, CA
Likely recording date is September 10, 1991
For the broadcast week of August 30, 1993
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & CD Scans Included
Thank's Go To Draftervoi For This One
01 Live From The Whisky show intro by Dana Miller
02 Lovely To See You
03 Tuesday Afternoon
04 Bless The Wings (That Bring You Back)
05 Lean On Me Tonight
06 Say It With Love
07 I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock and Roll Band)
08 Nights In White Satin
09 Legend Of A Mind
10 Question
11 Outro and Credits
12 X-Files Premiere Commercial
13 Promo Spot
The Moody Blues:
Graeme Edge - drums, percussion
Ray Thomas - flute, tambourine, vocals
Justin Hayward - guitar, vocals
John Lodge - bass, vocals
with:
Gordon Marshall - drums, percussion
Bias Boshell - keyboards
Paul Bliss - keyboards, guitar
Susan Shattock - backing vocals
June Boyce - backing vocals
Sourced From The Original Radio Broadcast CD.
Draftervoi's Notes:
This was part of a three cd set of a Labor Day special, featuring sets by Stevie Nicks, Kansas, and the Moody Blues. I only have the Moody Blues set. It appears that the common theme is that the bands were all recorded at the Whisky A Go Go, a small nightclub that holds about 250 people. As such, the room ambiance is different from the usual Moody Blues usual "amphitheater" sound; you really feel they're close to the audience.
The syndicating network is Entertainment Radio Networks, which is much less common than King Biscuit, Westwood One, or NBC's The Source shows.
The cue sheet has "Question" identified as "Christian." There is a song listed after that as "Ceasar," which is presumably "See-Saw" (as in "Ride My See-Saw", and yes, "Ceasar" is not spelled correctly). It is likely that the performance continued on after "Question" and that further song(s) were cut to fit the one hour format.
I left in the X Files premiere commercial because I liked the X Files. The other commercials were edited out. I repaired a few minor digi-glitch pops and normalized each track.
Entertainment Radio Networks Live From The Whisky-A-Go-Go
Whisky-A-Go-Go, Los Angeles, CA
Likely recording date is September 10, 1991
For the broadcast week of August 30, 1993
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & CD Scans Included
Thank's Go To Draftervoi For This One
01 Live From The Whisky show intro by Dana Miller
02 Lovely To See You
03 Tuesday Afternoon
04 Bless The Wings (That Bring You Back)
05 Lean On Me Tonight
06 Say It With Love
07 I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock and Roll Band)
08 Nights In White Satin
09 Legend Of A Mind
10 Question
11 Outro and Credits
12 X-Files Premiere Commercial
13 Promo Spot
The Moody Blues:
Graeme Edge - drums, percussion
Ray Thomas - flute, tambourine, vocals
Justin Hayward - guitar, vocals
John Lodge - bass, vocals
with:
Gordon Marshall - drums, percussion
Bias Boshell - keyboards
Paul Bliss - keyboards, guitar
Susan Shattock - backing vocals
June Boyce - backing vocals
Sourced From The Original Radio Broadcast CD.
Draftervoi's Notes:
This was part of a three cd set of a Labor Day special, featuring sets by Stevie Nicks, Kansas, and the Moody Blues. I only have the Moody Blues set. It appears that the common theme is that the bands were all recorded at the Whisky A Go Go, a small nightclub that holds about 250 people. As such, the room ambiance is different from the usual Moody Blues usual "amphitheater" sound; you really feel they're close to the audience.
The syndicating network is Entertainment Radio Networks, which is much less common than King Biscuit, Westwood One, or NBC's The Source shows.
The cue sheet has "Question" identified as "Christian." There is a song listed after that as "Ceasar," which is presumably "See-Saw" (as in "Ride My See-Saw", and yes, "Ceasar" is not spelled correctly). It is likely that the performance continued on after "Question" and that further song(s) were cut to fit the one hour format.
I left in the X Files premiere commercial because I liked the X Files. The other commercials were edited out. I repaired a few minor digi-glitch pops and normalized each track.
JustDave's Notes:
The Kansas portion of this show has been officially released as Live At The Whisky. I have an FM recording of the Stevie Nicks portion that I will be posting at a future date.
Nice! Thanks a lot Dave!
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome Earl!
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