George Thorogood ~ Live From The House Of Blues Presented By Pontiac Sunfire Show #4 (Pre-FM)

George Thorogood & The Destroyers
Live From The House Of Blues Presented By Pontiac Sunfire Show #4
House of Blues, New Orleans, Louisiana, Unknown Date
Broadcast Window: February 18 - February 24
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & CD Scans Included

Thanks Go Out To Draftervoi For This One!!

01 House of Blues Show Number 04 Intro - Pat St. John
02 I'm Ready
03 One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
04 House of Blues Show Number 04 Break - Pat St. John
05 Long Gone
06 Night Time
07 I Drink Alone
08 House of Blues Show Number 04 Break - Pat St. John
09 Who Do You Love
10 Father Was A Jockey - John Hammond
11 The Sky Is Crying
12 House of Blues Show Number 04 Break - Pat St. John
13 Madison Blues
14 Bad To The Bone
15 House of Blues Show Number 04 Break - Pat St. John
16 Move It On Over
17 Let's Work Together
18 House of Blues Show Number 04 Outro - Johnny B. Goode (faded out)
19 House of Blues Show Number 04 Promo

Digitized from an original radio broadcast 2 CD set By Draftervoi.

Draftervoi's original notes:
Live From The House of Blues Presented By Pontiac Sunfire was a syndicated radio show distributed on two cds, with a concert recorded at a House of Blues club (at the time, in Los Angeles, New Orleans, or Cambridge).  The live music was interspersed with national commercials, and the House of Blues was promoted by short comments from patrons.  The syndicated radio show premiered on January 27 and appears to have run for about a year.

Also in 1995, 26 live shows were television on TBS (Turner Broadcast System).
This Thorogood show was also on television, so there may have been overlap
between the television and radio shows.

The shows don't turn up very often, so it's likely the number of stations participating in the syndication was fairly low, compared to shows like King Biscuit Flower Hour.

This show was hosted by Pat St. John...who had previously hosted some of the "SuperGroups In Concert" shows in the early 1980s, and the "Live From Electric Ladyland" shows in the early 1990s.

Thorogood tears through a set of classic blues, and there's a "guest spot" by John Hammond on a cover of John Lee Hooker's "Father Was A Jockey" (mistitled as "Ride Till I Die" on the cue sheet).
I cut out the radio commercials but left in the (very short) promos for the House of Blues, and the disc jockey commentary and introductions.  FLAC files of wavs.  I've included scans of the cue sheets, CD discs, and an ad for the series from Billboard.

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