John Anderson - Westwood One Live From Gilley's Show #88-03 (Pre-FM)

John Anderson
Westwood One  Live From Gilley's Show #88-03
Gilley's Bar, Pasadena, Texas, USA
For Broadcast The Week Of January 11, 1988
Pre-FM Recording - Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz, 24bit/96khz & MP3 320kbps
600DPI Cue Sheet And Label Scans Included

Digitized From An Original Radio Broadcast Single Album

Lineage:  Pre-FM Single Vinyl LP > Sony PS-LX300H Belt Driven Turntable @ 33+1/3 RPM 60Hrz > Sony TA-AV561 AV Control Integrated Amplifier > Line In (4ft cables w/gold plated tips) > HP Envy 700 Series > BEATS Audio Realtek High Definition Audio Soundcard > Goldwave v6.83 (recording, editing) > Wave 16bit/24khz > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8

Hosted By Jim Duncan

 Side One

01 Westwood One Live From Gilley's Show #88-03 Promo Bed - Jim Duncan
02 Westwood One Live From Gilley's Show #88-03 Intro - Jim Duncan
03 John Anderson - Goin' Down Hill
04 John Anderson - Haunted House (Johnny Fuller)
05 John Anderson - Long Black Veil (Lefty Frizzell)
06 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
07 Commercial - Miss Paul's Frozen Fish
08 Commercial - Mineral Ice
09 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
10 John Anderson - Chicken Truck
11 John Anderson - 1959
12 John Anderson - Band Introductions
13 John Anderson - Tokyo, Oaklahoma
14 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
15 Commercial - Teledisc: The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert Album

Side Two

16 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
17 John Anderson - Honky Tonk Crowd
18 John Anderson - Do You Have A Garter Belt (Tony Joe White)
19 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
20 Commercial - Benylin Cough Medicine
21 Commercial - Campbell's Soup
22 Commercial - Clorox Bleach
23 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
24 John Anderson - Yellow Creek
25 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
26 Commercial - Miss Paul's Frozen Fish
27 Commercial - Clorox Bleach
28 Commercial - Campbell's Soup
29 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
30 John Anderson - Old Chunk Of Coal
31 John Anderson - Wild And Blue
32 John Anderson - Swingin'
33 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Wrap Up - Jim Duncan

Total Playing Time:  53mn 50sc

JustDave's Notes:

Run Out Groove Numbers:
Side 1: LG-88-03-1 MX KM
Side 2: LG-88-03-2 MX KM

Recording Notes:
- LP was professionally cleaned before purchase.
- Records hand cleaned with Record Research Lab Super Record Wash before playback.
- LP cleaned with the HumminGuru Ultrasonic Vinyl Record Cleaning System prior to playback.
- A Zerostat Positive Ion gun was used on LP prior to playback.
- Raw transfer: EQ off, treble and bass levels set at +/- zero for most accurate sound of LP.
- Preservation being key the show is encoded complete with commercials and voiceovers.
- Break between segments was to be used for Local DJ & Station ID.
- Each segment separated by a locked groove.
- Show promo was first track on LP instead of last like most other Westwood One productions.
- Recording is a rebroadcast of the same show as Live From Gilley's #86-52 with one different song. Live From Gilley's #88-03 drops "Let Somebody Else Drive" and adds "Swingin'"
- All editing done in 24bit/96khz
- Declicked manualy and some noise reduction used.

Known Faults:
- Westwood One packed 53 minutes of music on one Live From Gilley's LP.
- That makes for tighter grooves, making it harder to fight needle damage noise.
- Segment 4 had a hard substance in the grooves that made it skip. It took 3 hours, some alcohol and a discwasher brush to remove. There may be a little static there but it plays all the way through

Other notes:
- John Anderson does so much for Native American Tribes that a lot of people think is part Native American. He has no Native American blood he just grew up in a small town in the south of the United States. This little town was by a Reservation where Native Americans live. He became very sympathetic toward how the Native Americans were and are treated by the United States. My Dad was of Apache and German decent.....

Digitized by JustDave March 12, 2025

Westwood One Live At Gilley's #86-52 Available Here

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John Anderson - Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 (Pre-FM)

John Anderson
Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52
Gilley's Bar, Pasadena, Texas
For Broadcast The Week Of December 22, 1986
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
1200dpi Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

New Links Added 03/22/2025

Lineage: Pre-FM Single Vinyl LP > Sony PS-LX300H Belt Driven Turntable @ 33+1/3 RPM 60Hrz > Vocopro CDR-1000PRO @ 24bit/44,1khz > CMC Pro Taiyo Yuden CD-r(M) > E.A.C. v1.6 (secure) > Wave 16bit/44,1khz > Goldwave v6.83 (editing) > Trader's Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > Flac Level 8

Digitized From An Original Radio Broadcast Vinyl LP

Hosted By Jim Duncan

Side One

01 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
02 John Anderson - Goin' Down Hill
03 John Anderson - Haunted House (Johnny Fuller)
04 John Anderson - Long Black Veil (Lefty Frizzell)
05 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
06 Commercial - Hamburger Helper Chili Tomato
07 Commercial - Duration Nasel Spray
08 Commercial - Campbell's Nacho Cheese Soup
09 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
10 John Anderson - Chicken Truck
11 John Anderson - 1959
12 John Anderson - Band Introductions
13 John Anderson - Tokyo, Oaklahoma
14 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
15 Commercial - Duration Nasel Spray
16 Commercial - Hamburger Helper Chili Tomato
17 Commercial - Campbell's Nacho Cheese Soup

Side Two

18 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
19 John Anderson - Honky Tonk Crowd
20 John Anderson - Do You Have A Garter Belt (Tony Joe White)
21 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
22 Commercial - Campbell's Nacho Cheese Soup
23 Commercial - Duration Nasel Spray
24 Commercial - Hamburger Helper Chili Tomato
25 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
26 John Anderson - Yellow Creek
27 John Anderson - Let Somebody Else Drive
28 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Break - Jim Duncan
29 Commercial - Duration Nasel Spray
30 Commercial - Hamburger Helper Chili Tomato
31 Commercial - Campbell's Nacho Cheese Soup
32 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Intro - Jim Duncan
33 John Anderson - Catch A Falling Star
34 John Anderson - Wild And Blue
35 Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 Outro - Jim Duncan

Total Playing Time 53mn 9sc

Notes:
- Record sonic cleaned and then rinsed before delivery.
- Upon delivery record hand cleaned with Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab Super Record Wash.
- Record then cleaned with the HumminGuru Ultrasonic Vinyl Record Cleaning system.
- A Zerostat Positive Ion gun was used prior to LP playback.
- Raw transfer: EQ off, treble and bass levels set at zero for most accurate sound of LP.
- Manually declicked in Goldwave.
- The Vocopro CDR-1000PRO records at 24bit/44,1khz.
- E.A.C. rips CDs at 16bit/44,1khz.
- Break between segments was to be used for Local DJ & Station ID.
- Each segment separated by a locked groove.

Known Faults:
- Static in very beginning of concert opening can not be cleaned very well no music harmed.
- Westwood One packed 53 minutes of music on one Live From Gilley's LP.
- That makes for tighter grooves, making it harder to fight needle damage noise.

Side Notes:
I am not sure but I think it might be George Strait singing the Hamburger Helper jingle. Along with George Strait, John Anderson was considered a New Traditionalist Country Artist, instead of Country Pop like Alabama. With what is called a slow southern drawl, John Anderson's vocal style was easily identifiable. Not happy just to sing other writers songs Anderson wrote a big amount of his own material. He was voted into the The Nashville Songwriter's Hall Of Fame in 2014 and into The Country Music Hall Of Fame in 2024.

Hamburger Helper Chili And Tomato is a failed flavor that you can't really find much about on the internet except for some persons collection of photos on their pintrest of failed Hamburger Helper flavors (interesting obsession). Campbell's Fiesta Nacho Cheese Soup brand has evolved into the Spicy Nacho Cheese flavor.

The Gilley's Brand became bigger than Mickey Gilley's career. After the Texas bar was used in the John Travolta movie Urban Cowboy people everywhere wanted something Gilley's. There was Gilley's Own Beer which I could not find any reviews of. I saw at least 10 different styles of Gilliey's belt buckles. There were shirts, pins, place mats and more. The bar eventually closed in the 1980s. It then later burned.

Digitized by JustDave December 30, 2024

John Anderson is my favorite Country Music performer of all time. I have been listening to him since I was in High School. That was a pretty long time ago, when we had muscle cars and vinyl was not a fad but a way of life. This is one of the records that Rosebud bought me for Christmas 2024. There is yet another John Anderson recording being delivered today. She also bought me 4 Westwood One Superstar Conncert Series 3 album box sets, Aerosmith, Foreigner, The Fixx and Robert Palmer. I have started encoding those so they will be yours shortly!

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John Anderson - Silver Eagle Cross Country Radio ~ Music Village U.S.A., Hendersonville, TN11-24-1984 (FM)

John Anderson
Silver Eagle Cross Country Radio
Music Village U.S.A.
Hendersonville, Tennessee, U.S.A.
November 24, 1984
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Rosebud's Pick

01 I'm Just An Old Chunk Of Coal
02 She Just Started Liking Cheatin' Songs
03 Your Lying Blue Eyes
04 Goin' Down Hill
05 Long Black Veil
06 Band Introduction
07 Chicken Truck
08 Love You A Thousand Ways
09 1959
10 Haunted House gap at end
11 Crazy Arms
12 She Sure Got Away With My Heart
13 I Wish I Could Write You A Song
14 When You Get On The Whiskey
15 Would You Catch A Falling Star
16 Wild And Blue
17 Swingin'
18 I Just Came Home To Count The Memories
19 Black Sheep
20 Interlude
21 She Sure Got Away With My Heart
22 I Wish I Could Write You A Song
23 1959

John Anderson - lead vocals, guitar
Mike Jordan - piano
Ax Lincoln - tack bass
Larry Emmons - bass
Jim Wolf - drums
Tom Morley - fiddle
Vern Pildren - lead guitar
Bucks Reed - pedal steel

justdave's notes:
I downloaded this years ago, upon first listen I noticed gaps between songs. I have gone through and removed all the gaps and one drop-out. I re-encoded the waves back to MP3.

As we pay Tribute To Rosebud's Favorite Singers we have to included her favorite Country Music singer John Anderson. When Rosebud and I first began to see each other she new very little about Country Music. She new her Dad loved Merle Haggard but couldn't tell Alabama from Willie Nelson. The 1st time I got any reaction out of her about a Country Artist was when I played John Anderson's Seminole Wind album. She listened along with me ad after the last song, "Seminole Wind" was over then asked if I would play it again. I started the song over and she quickly said "No, the whole CD". So I did. As we sat smoking a joint she remarked how much she liked his voice. When the CD finished she asked how many of John's CDs I own. I told her 12, not counting the Greatest Hits collections. So over the next few days I played her every John Anderson CD I own. She is a huge fan of his music and rich distinctive voice. She can tell the difference between Merle Haggard & Willie Nelson now. Unfortunately she can't tell Hank Williams Jr. from Chris Stapleton.

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