Pat Benatar
WBCN-FM The Basement Tapes
Paradise Rock Club
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
October 30, 1979
FM Broadcast Recording - Master Tape
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only
Lineage: WBCN-FM Broadcast > Sansui 8 reciever > unknown cheapo cassette deck (dolby off) > TDK-SA 90 min cassette > played on Nak. 125 > soundforge 4.5 (WAV) > FLAC 6
01 If You Think You Know How to Love Me (Smokie cover) 5:36
02 So Sincere 3:19
03 I Need a Lover (John Cougar Mellencamp cover) 4:18
04 My Clone Sleeps Alone 3:28
05 In the Heat of the Night (Smokie cover) 7:56
06 No You Don't (Sweet cover) 4:10
07 Just Like Me (Paul Revere and The Raiders cover) 3:12
08 Heartbreaker (Jenny Darren cover) 3:56
09 Come On, Let's Go (Richie Valens) 2:53
Total Playing Time: 38mn 48sc
Pat Benatar lead vocals
Neil "Spyder James" Giraldo guitars, vocals, keyboards
Scott St. Clair Sheets guitars, vocals, synthesizer
Roger Capps bass, vocals
Myron Grombacher drums
So this is the earliest live recording I have from Pat Benatar. It comes just two months after the release of her debut album. I didn't realize that seven of the ten songs on In The Heat Of The Night, including the title track, were cover tracks. The show you are reading about now has six of the nine songs are covers. To varying degrees of success Pat makes the covers hers enough to snag some FM radio attention for "I Need A Lover", "No You Don't" and "Heartbreaker". Pat Benatar's debut along with her next two albums, Crimes Of Passion and Precious Time, will establish her as one of the pioneers of Women in Hard Rock & Heavy Metal. Us leather jacket boys fell for Pat Benatar for her music just as much as her sex appeal.
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