The Cruzados / Marshall Crenshaw
King Biscuit Flower Hour #619
The Cruzados: Summers On The Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA Wednesday, January 15, 1986
Marshall Crenshaw: The Stone Pony, Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA
For Broadcast March 16, 1986
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
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Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included
Also Included Are The Lyrics Of "Flor De Mal" In English And Spanish
From The Collection Of Sam Elliot's Mustache
Brought To You By The Collective Of Live Music
Digitized From An Original 3 Sided 2 Record Radio Broadcast Set.
Lineage: Pre-FM 2x Vinyl LP Set > 280gram Record Weight > Sony PS-LX300H Belt Driven Turntable @ 33+1/3 RPM/60Hrz (Turntable & Tone Arm Balanced: Needle Tracking & Azimuth Set: Tone Arm Pressure Digitally Dialed In at .84: Anti-Skid set 1.0) > Sony TA-AV561 AV Control Integrated Amplifier (bass/treble +/- zero) > Line In (4ft cables w/gold plated tips) > HP Envy 700 Series > BEATS Audio Realtek High Definition Audio Soundcard (Stereo Field Maximized) > Goldwave v6.83 (recording, editing) > Wave 24bit/96khz > Goldwave v6.83 (LAME) (encoding, tagging) > Flac Level 8 24bit/96khz
Hosted By Bill Minkin
01 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Intro & Break - Bill Minkin
02 Commercial - Budweiser
03 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Intro - Bill Minkin
04 The Cruzados - Hanging Out In California
05 The Cruzados - Flor De Mal
06 The Cruzados - Fire
07 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Break - Bill Minkin
08 Commercial - Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
09 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Intro - Bill Minkin
10 The Cruzados - Wasted Years
11 The Cruzados - Motorcycle Girl
12 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Break - Bill Minkin
13 Commercial - Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
14 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Intro - Bill Minkin
15 Marshall Crenshaw - Blues Is King
16 Marshall Crenshaw - I'm Sorry (But So Is Brenda Lee) (Ben Vaughn)
17 Marshall Crenshaw - There She Goes Again
18 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Break - Bill Minkin
19 Commercial - Pioneer Video Monitor
20 Commercial - Rolaids Antacid
21 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Intro - Bill Minkin
22 Marshall Crenshaw - Yvone
23 Marshall Crenshaw - The Distance Between
24 Marshall Crenshaw - Whenever You're On My Mind
25 Marshall Crenshaw - Little Wild One (No.5)
26 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Break - Bill Minkin
27 Commercial - Budweiser
28 Commercial - Pioneer 6 Disc CD Player
29 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Wrap Up - Bill Minkin
30 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Promo Bed w/Voiceover - Bill Minkin
31 King Biscuit Flower Hour #619 Promo Bed Music Only
Total Playing Time: 1hr 1mn 20sc
The Cruzados:
Tito Larriva - rhythm guitar, lead vocals
Chalo Quintana - drums, percussion
Tony Marsico - bass, backing vocals
Steven Hufsteter - lead guitar or Marshall Rohner - lead guitar, backing vocals
No band info found for Marshall Crenshaw
Runout Grooves:
Side A: KB-619-A MCR JOE (Script)
Side B: KB-619-B MCR JOE (Script)
Side C: KB-619-C MCR JOE (Script)
Side D: Blank
JustDaves Notes:
- Thank you to Sam Elliot's Mustache for sending his vinyl to be encoded!
- Thank you to all the members of The Collective Of Live Music for all the help and support.
Recording Notes:
- There is a locked groove test tone on Side A for the DJ to set levels before broadcasting the show, it has not been encoded.
- There are two locked groove show promo beds at the end of Side A. One with a voiceoverby Bill Minkin and one without, they have been encoded and moved to the end of the program.
Known Faults:
- On Side A on the lead in groove there is a dimple that causes loud bumps which are no longer heard after the program starts.
- On Side B during The Cruzados' performance, feel-able scar that causes loud pops throughout "Motorcycle Girl"
- The 2 Pioneer Commercials are marred by some surface noise that could only be lessened not cleared but are listenable.
Editing Notes:
- A Zerostat Positive Ion gun was used on LPs prior to playback.
- A carbon fiber record brush, then a microfiber disc cleaner was used on the records prior to playback.
- Records hand cleaned with Record Research Lab Super Record Wash before playback.
- LP cleaned with the HumminGuru Ultrasonic Vinyl Record Cleaning System using distilled water prior to playback.
- Raw transfer: EQ off, treble and bass levels set at +/- zero for most accurate sound of LP.
- Turntable & tone arm balanced: Needle Tracking & Azimuth set: Needle Pressure & Antiskid digitaly set:
- Computer Soundcard stereo field maximized.
- Goldwave set to record while filtering any DC Offset.
- Recording and all editing done in 24bit/96khz.
- Preservation being key the show is encoded complete with commercials and voiceovers.
- Declicked manually and some noise reduction used depending on what best served the situation.
- Raised the volume of the commercials to match that of the music and voice overs.
- A rumble filter with an initial cut off of 50khz and a static steepness of 2 was used to lessen the needle noise on the commercials due to having to raise the volume to match that of the music and voice overs.
- The loud bumps from the known faults section was silenced by a simple fade in.
- The loud pops during The Cruzados' performance of "Motorcycle Girl" were silenced manually.
Other Notes:
- The video of Cruzados performing "Motorcycle Girl" was all I had heard of the band for a long time. Until the early days of the internet and NAPSTER when I was able to download a bunch of their songs.
- Marshall Crenshaw was one of those bands I used to skip out of school to catch live for free at Hart Plaza in Detroit right off the Detroit River waterfront. It was kick ass to see him rise to fame with his music and his portrayal of Buddy Holly in the movie LA BAMBA.
- As far as I can tell neither show has been released. Marshall Crenshaw released a DVD called Live At The Stone Pony but that was recorded at a later date.
- After the break up of The Cruzados lead vocalist Tito Larriva formed Tito And The Tarantula. That band appeared in Quentin Tarentino's From Dusk Till Dawn as the Vampire Band in the bar.
- Summers On The Beach in Fort Lauderdale, Florida was a very popular concert club during the 1980s. From what I can tell from the internet it was a Rock and Heavy Metal Club. The club has a Facebook page with a lot of photos but I couldn't spend enough time going through it to see if there was anything on The Cruzados' gig there which was for a DJ Convention.
Digitized By JustDave For Sam Elliot's Mustache And The Collective Of Live Music
Project Started: May 20, 2026 Project Finished: May 23, 2026
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