Joe Cocker / Go
King Biscuit Flower Hour
Joe Cocker recorded at Chance, Poughkeepsie, NY August 1, 1982
Go recorded May 29, 1976 at the Royal Albert Hall, London, England.
air date of December 11, 1988
Pre-FM Recording
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00 NO ARTIST - 1KC Tone For Setting Level & Balance
01 Bill Minkin - Intro
02 Commercial - Budweiser (Candi Staton)
03 Commercial - U.S. Army
04 Commercial - Lorimar People's Court
05 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro
06 Joe Cocker - With A Little Help From My Friends
07 Joe Cocker - Feelin' Alright
08 Joe Cocker - A Whiter Shade of Pale
09 Joe Cocker - You Are So Beautiful
10 Joe Cocker - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
11 Joe Cocker - The Letter
12 Bill Minkin - Break
13 Commercial - U.S. Army
14 Commercial - Greyhound
15 Commercial - Eveready Batteries
16 Commercial - Lorimar People's Court
17 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro
18 Go - Ghost Machine
19 Go - Winner/Loser
20 Go - Man of Leo
21 Bill Minkin - Break
22 Commercial - U.S. Army
23 Commercial - Budweiser (Wilson Pickett)
24 Bill Minkin - Outro
25 Bill Minkin - Promo
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The big mystery on this one is the source and date of the Go material. Our pal Bill Minkin introductes it as Go "recorded in England in 1976." I've got a newspaper clipping from the Acton Gazette that says "Japanese percussionist Stomu Yamash'ta has formed an exciting new group featuring Stevie Winwood, which is about to go on the road. Only one British date has been arranged, and will take place at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday." That gives us a date of May 29, 1976.
Well, we don't trust, we verify. Or at least try to verify. Over at Concert Vault they have a Go show identified as "Palais des Sports, Paris, France June 12, 1976." The Concert Vault version of "Man of Leo" has the same vocal of "come on, get your hands together" at the start as the KBFH "London" version.
The two versions are from the same show. My understanding is the Paris show was the source of the official release Go...Live From Paris, and that the Vault tracks don't match the official release.
Klaus-schulze.com lists only these two shows (London and Paris). No other concerts are listed.
I'm going with the London date. My conclusion is that streaming version has wrong date and venue.
Now...Is that Wilson Pickett on the second Budweiser commercial?
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This is another in the KING BISCUIT KLONE series. It's number 11, if you're keeping count.
The concept is to duplicate the contents of the syndicated radio show, but with the content tracked. This allows for easy navigation to the track you desire, and allows the user to drop the commercials if they are of no interest.
And yeah, I'm including the "test tone" but it's tracked as "00" because I know you're going to drop it, and this way you don't have to renumber everything.
Artist: Joe Cocker
Go
Host: Bill Minkin
Ads:
Budweiser
U.S. Army
Eveready Batteries
Lorimar (People's Court)
Greyhound
Joe Cocker on King Biscuit:
The show recorded at Chance was the source of many KBFH show. It's up at Concert Vault with 17 tracks.
The first appearance was three weeks after the concert with the August 22, 1982 broadcast date, edited down to seven tracks (the remainder was by Marshall Crenshaw).
Look What You've Done
Feelin Alright
Shocked
Seven Days
Watchin The River Flow
Hitchcock Railway
The Letter
The next appearance was this show, with six tracks.
Tracks from the Chance show were broadcast every year from 1991 to 1999. I don't have set lists, but it looks like 10 to 12 tracks were used every year.
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