Eddie Money
Captured Live! CL-283
The Orange Pavilion
San Bernardino, California, USA
December 18, 1982
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included
Many Thanks To Draftervoi For This One!
01 Captured Live! CL 283 Intro - Perry Stone
02 No Control
03 Can't Keep A Good Man Down
04 Wanna Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star
05 Captured Live! CL 283 Break - Perry Stone
06 Drivin' Me Crazy
07 Two Tickets To Paradise
08 Band Introductions
09 Think I'm In Love
10 Captured Live! CL 283 Break - Perry Stone
11 Back To New York
12 Baby Hold On
13 My Friends, My Friends
14 Captured Live! CL 283 Break - Perry Stone
15 Gimme Some Water
16 Trinidad
17 Get A Move On
18 Captured Live! CL 283 Break - Perry Stone
19 Shakin'
20 Rock And Roll The Place
21 Take A Little Bit
22 You Can't Sit Down
23 Captured Live! CL 283 Outro - Perry Stone
total playing time: 1hr 11mn 27sc
Digitized From An Original Radio Broadcast 3 LP Set.
Draftervoi's Original Notes:
Rocktourdatabase.com says that
Eddie Money played at the
Orange Pavilion on December 18, 1982.
The cue sheet does not have a "week of...." broadcast date, but the show was likely broadcast between January and April of 1983...so it's very likely the Dec. 18 date is the source of this show.
The numbering scheme on the
Captured Live! records combined "CL" (for
Captured Live!") with an ascending show number and the last two digits of the year to produce a unique identifying number. For 1983, the shows are numbered CL-183, CL-283, CL-383, etc. As the
Randy Meisner Captured Live show was broadcast May 9, 1983 and was numbered CL 483, this show (CL 283) must precede it.
There appear to be two versions of this
Eddie Money show. This version is from a 3 LP 5-sided version (the sixth side is blank). I've seen Internet listings for a 2 LP version. The 2-LP version is missing
"Back To New York," and
"My Friends, My Friends," but adds the track
"I Think I'm In Love" (not included here).
Stations received both a hosted version of
Captured Live! shows with prerecorded announcements, and an unhosted version with a script, allowing the local disc jockey to do the lead ins to each segment. The unhosted version had "beds" of a live concert audience for the disc jockey to talk over, making it sound like he was at the show. Most of these sets of both version (hosted and unhosted) have been broken up into two versions for resale on the collector's market.
I can't find
"Back To New York" in Money's discography. Does anyone know what album that was on? There's also a cover of the
Dovells' version of
"You Can't Sit Down" that I don't think
has ever appeared on an official release.
Perry Stone went on to be a
"shock jock," suspended with his co-host
Randi Rhodes in 1987 by Milwaukee's
WQFM for anti-gay comments, and again in 1989 by
KSJO when he swore at two 9-year-old
Brownies who visited his show and told them to pocket
Girl Scout cookie proceeds, and tell people they needed the money to bail their parents out jail.
In other notes, this show was produced by
Patrick Griffith, who also produced shows for
CBS Radio's "On Stage Tonight" series, and the
ABC Radio Networks "A Night On The Road" series. Mr. Griffith went on to win an Emmy in 1998 for his sound work on the
National Geographic documentary
"Rat."
More
Eddie Money shows available
here.
