Johnny Thunders & The Oddballs
Live St Andrews Hall
Detroit, Michigan, USA
September 8, 1989
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Lineage: Soundboard Recording > Low Genereation Tape > Pioneer CT 91 > PC Soundblaster > CD > Wave > Flac
01 Pipeline
02 Blame It On Mom
03 In Cold Blood
04 Disappointed In You
05 Sad Vacation
06 Help The Homeless
07 Too Much Junkie Business
08 You Can Walk My Dog
09 Personality Crisis
10 Acoustic Guitar Thing (Includes Snippets Of)
As Tears Go By
Eve of Destruction
Familiarity Breeds Contempt (all aborted)
11 Aborted Acoustic Song
12 Louie Louie
13 Children Are People Too
14 So Alone & Band Intros
15 Wipe Out
Johnny Thunders & The Oddballs:
Johnny Thunders (R.I.P.) guitar, vocals
Stevie Klasson guitar
Jill Wisoff bass
Chris Musto drums
Jamie Heath saxophone
Alison Gordy vocals
JustDave Notes:
Set list on cover art is not the same as given by uploader. Art was downloaded from Disc Japan. This recording has already been pulled from The Trader's Den (for no fingerprint files included). The uploader listed 17 tracks in the track list but there was only 16 files. The 16th file was actually a Stevie Ray Vaughan acoustic performance. I have left this track out of the fileset since it is not Johnny Thunders. I also renamed the files since the track list was wrong. I did my best to identify all of the tracks correctly. Johnny really rambles on a lot during this performance.
My guitar player in Psychosis was the one that really got me into the Dolls. He had a lot of New York Dolls vinyl including bootlegs. We had these tapes we would play over the PA in between bands. Between 1985 & 1989 when you heard "Personality Crisis" all band members and stage roadies were to be back stage. After that song our sound man would start our intro tape. We used 2 different songs for an intro, both from Leon Russell. "Carney" or "Acid Annapolis" depending on which was pre-chosen. But it was always New York Dolls for the 5 minute warning.
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Love it, thanks a ton JD!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Jackson. I had just binge watched a New York Dolls documentary, a Johnny Thunders documentary, and a movie based on his last days alive in New Orleans, when I downloaded this from The Trader's Den. Had to share it with everyone!
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