Roger Daltry - King Biscuit Flower Hour 1986 Parts One & Two (Pre-FM)

Roger Daltry
King Biscuit Flower Hour 1986
Dates And Locations Vary
Constitution Hall, Washington D.C. USA December 4, 1985
Tower Theater, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania December 5, 1985
Orpheum Theater, Boston, Massachusetts
Part One For Broadcast January 5, 1986
Part Two For Broadcast January 12, 1986
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cue Sheets Or Label Scans

Lineage: Pre-FM LP Masters > Newmark Turntable > CD-r > Plextools Pro > Wave 16bit/44,1khz > Audio Cleaning Lab For Track Marks And Edits > Wave 16bit/44khz > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8

Part One

01 Intro
02 Martyrs and Madmen
03 Substitute (The Who)
04 Under A Raging Moon
05 Interview 1
06 Behind Blue Eyes (The Who) >
07 5:15 (The Who)
08 Your Time Is Gonna Come
09 Interview 2
10 After The Fire
11 Don't Talk To Strangers
12 Breaking Down Paradise
13 Giving It All Away

Part 2

14 Intro
15 Won't Get Fooled Again (The Who)
16 The Pride You Hide
17 Voices
18 Interview 3
19 Pictures Of Lilly (The Who)
20 Move Better In The Night
21 Under A Raging Moon
22 Let Me Down Easy
23 Free Me
24 Summertime Blues (Eddie Cochran)
25 Come On Everybody (Eddie Cochran)
26 Interview 4 & Outro

Roger Daltrey Vocals
Russ Ballard Vocals Guitar
Clem Clemson Guitar
Stuart Elliot Drums
John Siegler Bass
Mark Williamson Backing Vocal Keyboards
Alan Shacklock Keyboards

Original Uploader Comments:
THE R.J.P. Memorial Archive Series #78
A MD Transfer for KRW_co at 16/44,1
All Adds Adds have been edited out. All LP flips have been edited together.

Since there was no cue sheets, label or cover art scans I have included a news article on one of the shows recorded for this broadcast.

My guess is that the single CD boot I have from this tour is from this very broadcast. I remember when Under A Raging Moon came out there was a Radio Version of the song that had a voice over naming the various drummers as they did their short drum solos for the song...wish I could find that version!

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The Who - Philadelphia: 1973 Broadcast Recording ~ Philadelphia Spectrum: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA December 4th 1973 (FM)

The Who
Philadelphia: 1973 Broadcast Recording - (Leftfield Media – LFM2CD634)
Philadelphia Spectrum
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
December 4th 1973
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

CD One

01 - I Can't Explain 03:27
02 - Summertime Blues 04:03
03 - My Wife 07:17
04 - My Generation 08:19
05 - I Am The Sea 01:43
06 - The Real Me 05:51
07 - The Punk And The Godfather 06:07
08 - I'm One 03:03
09 - 5:15 06:33
10 - Sea And The Sand 08:10
11 - Drowned 09:07

CD Two

01 - Bell Boy 05:28
02 - Doctor Jimmy 08:32
03 - Won't Get Fooled Again 09:02
04 - Pinball Wizard 02:52
05 - See Me, Feel Me 05:52
06 - Naked Eye 12:29

Roger Daltrey – lead vocals, harmonica
Pete Townshend – lead and rhythm guitars, backing and lead vocals
John Entwistle (R.I.P.) – bass, backing and lead vocals
Keith Moon (R.I.P.) – drums, occasional vocals

Keith Moon died September 7, 1978 from an overdose of a prescription drug to stop drinking
John Entwistle died June 27, 2002 from a heart attack caused by cocaine and existing heart disease

I love The Who Live! It took them a while to actually get a decent representation of their live power on a studio album. The critics all agree that Who's Next was that album. I agree with them on this point. Still, my favorite Who album is Live At Leeds. Basically it was the second Who release I owned. It was on 8-track tape...so yes I am old (lol). I was also given a little before that the American release Magic Bus The Who On Tour. A compilation of early Who tracks that were from singles or EPs. The early recordings sounded real thin to me but Live At Leeds blew me away. The power reminded me of bands like Vanilla Fudge, The Jeff Beck Group and Led Zeppelin.

I can't remember when it was but not too long ago Pete Townshend made a statement that The Who had invented Heavy Metal with Live At Leeds. It was some what controversial with some Metal Heads and critics. Now me I believe a little more like this: The Who was definitely an influence on Heavy Metal and on Punk Rock. The tones and performance on Live At Leeds were just as instrumental as the more accepted Metal influences. The MC5, Blue Cheer, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Vanilla Fudge and The Jeff Beck Group with Rod Stewart are all accepted as Proto-Metal Hard Rock Bands. The thing I found interesting is how many US Punk Rockers I met that loved The Who and hated almost every one else. Anyway this is another version of a very well known Who show, but it sounds real good!

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The Who - Westwood One Superstars In Concert #CO89-28 (Pre-FM)

The Who
Westwood One Superstars In Concert #CO89-28
For broadcast the weekend of October 13-15, 1989
Recorded June 27, 1989 at Radio City Music Hall, New York City, NY.
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac& MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

Thank You Draftervoi For This One

Tommy Performance

Sides 1, 2 and 3:

01 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 Intro - Steve Downes
02 Commercial - Miller Lite
03 Intro To Tommy - Steve Downes
04 Overture
05 It's A Boy
06 1921
07 Commercial - Miller Lite
08 Commercial - Greyhound
09 Commercial - U.S. Army
10 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 break - Steve Downes
11 Commercial - Miller Lite
12 Amazing Journey Sparks
13 Commercial - U.S. Army
14 Commercial - Miller Lite
15 Commercial - Hall's Vitamin C Drops
16 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 break - Steve Downes
17 The Hawker
18 Christmas
19 Cousin Kevin
20 The Acid Queen
21 Commercial - Greyhound
22 Commercial - Miller Lite
23 Commercial - Halls Vitamin C Drops
24 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 break - Steve Downes

Sides 4, 5, and 6:

25 Pinball Wizard
26 Do You Think It's Alright
27 Fiddle About
28 There's A Doctor
29 Go To The Mirror
30 Smash The Mirror
31 Tommy Can You Hear Me
32 Commercial - Miller Lite
33 Commercial - Greyhound
34 Commercial - Hall's Vitamin C Drops
35 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 break - Steve Downes
36 I'm Free
37 Miracle Cure
38 Sally Simpson
39 Sensation
40 Commercial - Greyhound
41 Commercial - Miller Lite
42 Commercial - Kodak Batteries (Stevie Wonder)
43 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 break - Steve Downes
44 Tommy's Holiday Camp
45 We're Not Gonna Take It See Me Feel Me
46 Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-28 Outro - Steve Downes
47 Commercial - Miller Lite

Roger Daltrey – lead and backing vocals, rhythm guitar, harmonica, percussion
Pete Townshend – rhythm guitar, backing and lead vocals
John Entwistle – bass guitar, backing and lead vocals

With:
John "Rabbit" Bundrick – keyboards
Simon Phillips – drums
Steve "Boltz" Bolton – rhythm and lead guitars
Jody Linscott – percussion
Simon Clarke – saxophone
Roddy Lorimer – trumpet
Simon Gardner – trumpet
Neil Sidwell – trombone
Tim Sanders – saxophone
Chyna Gordon – backing vocals
Cleveland Watkiss – backing vocals
Billy Nicholls – backing vocals, musical director

Draftervoi's Notes:

Digitized from the 3-LP set.

Includes 300 dpi scan of the cue sheet and a disc label.

Also broadcast as Westwood One Superstars In Concert 96-44, adding "I Can't Explain" and "Substitute." This later rebroadcast was issued on compact disc.

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Roger Daltrey - Summertime Blues ~ Orpheum Theater Boston, MA 12-08-1985 (FM)

Roger Daltrey
Summertime Blues (That's Life TL-930024)
Orpheum Theater
Boston, MA
December 08, 1985
FM Broadcast Recording
Cover Art Included
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01 - Substitute
02 - Pictures Of Lily
03 - Behind Blue Eyes
04 - 5:15
05 - After The Fire
06 - Under A Raging Moon
07 - Let Me Down Easy
08 - Giving It All Away
09 - Won't Get Fooled Again
10 - Free Me
11 - Summertime Blues
12 - C'mon Everybody

Taken from thewho.net:
The back cover states; "Live, Boston, MA, USA '89". However, it seems this may actually be from a solo tour in 1985, perhaps even the Orpheum Theatre, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, December 8,1 985. The sound quality on this one is very good. Roger gives a fine performance. His voice does give a little on "Free Me". Roger even comments on it by saying its why he always plays it late in the set. All fans of The Who that don't have this one really need it.

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