Julian Lennon
Westwood One Pop Concert #PC 87-21
Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, Laguna Hills, California, U.S.A. July 25, 1986
For Broadcast The Week Of May 18, 1987
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & Label Scanc Included
Thanks Go To Draftervoi For This One!!
01 Westwood One Pop Concert PC 87-21 Intro - Phil Hendrie
02 Commercial - Moments Teledisc
03 Say You're Wrong
04 O.K. For You
05 On The Phone
06 Commercial - Caltrate
07 Commercial - Honda Motorcycles
08 Commercial - Caffedrine
09 Westwood One Pop Concert PC 87-21 Break - Phil Hendrie
10 Heart Tour Update
11 Valotte
12 Let Me Tell You
13 Jesse
14 Commercial - Caffedrine
15 Commercial - Trident Sugarless Gum
16 Commercial - Country Time Drink Mix
17 Westwood One Pop Concert PC 87-21 Break - Phil Hendrie
18 REO Speedwagon Tour Update
19 Stick Around
20 Big Mama
21 Stand By Me
22 Commercial - Honda Motorcycles
23 Commercial - Listermint
24 Commercial - Country Time Drink Mix
25 Westwood One Pop Concert PC 87-21 Break - Phil Hendrie
26 Too Late For Goodbyes
27 It Won't Be Long (The Beatles)
28 Day Tripper (The Beatles)
29 Westwood One Pop Concert PC 87-21 Outro - Phil Hendrie
30 Westwood One Pop Concert PC 87-21 Promo - Phil Hendrie
The Band:
Justin Clayton guitar
Doug Worthington guitar
Carmine Rojas bass guitar
Chuck Kentis keyboards
Frank Elmo saxophone
Alan Childs drums
Draftervoi's Notes:
This show was bootlegged as "Stand By Me" The Internet says this was 1 LP, 200 copies, with the first 100 copies on red vinyl. issued in 1988 on the Diamond Sound label as DS001, out of West Germany. That bootleg called it a "Live Concert - Somewhere in US 1986."
Take that all with a grain of salt (English idiom meaning it may not be true.)
Here's what I've observed:
The Westwood One Pop Concert series ran from about 1983 to 1988. At the time, Westwood One
had several "concert" shows: "Superstars In Concert," "In Concert," "Pop Concert" and "Live At Gilley's" (which evolved into "Westwood One Presents.") The first three featured rock and pop acts, while Gilley's/Presents was Country.
The "Pop Concert" series is the most confusing, as it looks like the shows varied between "live concerts" and "artist profiles" (which featured studio tracks). The "Superstars In Concert" and "In Concert" shows usually featured harder rock acts, while the Pop Concerts were a bit lighter.
However, there's a lot of overlap. Elton John, Robert Palmer, Jefferson Starship, Bruce Hornsby, Moody Blues, Stevie Nicks show up on all three of these "rock" shows, while Melissa Manchester, Julian Lennon, Sade, and Spandau Ballet turn up only on the Pop Concerts. Greg Kihn turns up on "In Concert" and "Pop Concert."
As for the show... it's pretty good. Julian suffers by comparison to his father, but hell, so do most groups and singers. If his name was Gordon Potrzebie we would probably consider this a triumph!
Of interest is the end of the concert, where Julian tackles his father John Lennon's legacy
with a run through Lennon's cover of "Stand By Me," (to my ears, not as good as his
father's version of the song, but a pretty good shot at it), the Beatles "It Won't Be Long,"
(a solid rendition of an underappreciated Fab Four track), and "Day Tripper," done in a synth-pop arrangement that doesn't work for me. It's not bad... it just painfully begs a comparison with the Beatles hard charging original and comes up short, in my opinion.
Anyway...FLAC FILES OF WAVS, people! With a 300 dpi scan of the record label and cue sheet!
Flac
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