Showing posts with label The Stooges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Stooges. Show all posts

Sunday, March 30, 2025

Iggy Pop & David Bowie / Nazareth - The British Biscuit ~ London, England 1977 & St. Paul, MN USA 1976 (FM) - Master Reel

Iggy Pop & David Bowie / Nazareth
The British Biscuit
Iggy Pop: Rainbow Theater: London, England, UK, March 7, 1977
Nazareth: Civic Center Arena, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA, June 11, 1976
Aired: May 15, 1977

KISW-FM Broadcast Recording - Master Reel
Flac Level 8 24bit/96khz & MP3 320kbps/48khz
No Covert Art

Stan Gutoski JEMS Reel To Reel Master Transfered & Presnted By Krw_co

Lineage: KISW-FM > Reel To Reel @ 3+3/4IPS TeacA-7300 Reel To Reel (w/ Azimuth Adjustment) > Creative Soundblaster X-FI HD Mdel #SB1240 > Wav (24bit/96Khz) > MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab (For Krw_co Track Marks, Volume Adjustment & Edits) > Wav (24bit/96Khz) > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8


01 Intro
02 TV Eye (The Stooges)
03 Dirt (The Stooges)
04 Funtime
05 Gimme Danger (The Stooges)
06 No Fun (The Stooges)
07 I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges)
08 Razamanaz
09 This Flight Tonight (Joni Mitchell)
10 Guitar Solo
11 Night Woman
12 Love Hurts (Everly Brothers)
13 Woke Up This Mornin'
14 Goodnight

Iggy Pop & David Bowie:
Iggy Pop vocals
Ricky Gardiner guitar
Tony Sales bass
Hunt Sales drums
David Bowie keyboards vocals

Nazareth:
Dan McCafferty vocals
Manny Charlton guitar
Pete Agnew bass, backing vocals
Darrell Sweet drums

Tracks 01-07 Iggy Pop & David Bowie, Rainbow Theater, London, England, UK, March 7, 1977
Tracks 08-14 Nazareth: Civic Center Arena, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA, June 11, 1976


Decent sounding FM broadcast of Iggy Pop with David Bowie, Tony Sales & Hunt Sales of Tin Machine in the backing band. Well before Tin Machine of course. Also on the bill is the original 4 member line-up of Nazareth. All this from The JEMS Archive via Krw_co, a Stan Gutoski Master Reel, FM broadcast recording.

Flac

MP3

Saturday, November 8, 2014

WLLZ Guitar Army Benefit For Detroit Area Vietnam Veterans, Harpo's Concert Theater, Detroit, MI April 1985 (FM)

WLLZ Guitar Army
Benefit For Detroit Area Vietnam Veterans

Harpo's Concert Theater
Detroit, MI, USA
April 1985
98.7 WLLZ-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

FM > Cassette (unknown lineage) > Stand Alone CD Burner > Wave > Flac

CD 1
Scott Morgan (The Rationals, Sonic Rendevous Band)
01 Intro/Respect
02 Guitar Army
03 Baby Won't Ya
Scott Asheton (The Stooges) & Spaz Seville
04 1969
05 I Wanna Be Your Dog
Dave Gilbert & Dennis Robbins (The Rockets)
06 Roadhouse Blues
07 Lucille
Charlie Allen Martin (The Silver Bullet Band)
08 2+2=?
Rob Tyner (The MC5)
09 Looking At You
10 Motor City's Burning
11 Kick Out The Jams

CD 2
01 A Few Words From John Sinclair
Dick WAgner (The Frost & Alice Cooper) & Donny Hartman (The Frost)       
02 Stagger Lee
03 Donny's Blues
04 The Girl Can't Help It/Motor City Showdown
05 Rock And Roll Music
Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels
06 Rock And Roll
07 Oh Well
08 When You Were Mine
09 Devil With The Blue Dress/Good Golly Miss Molly
Mark Farner (Grand Funk Railroad)
10 Bad Time
11 Some Kinda Wonderful (w/ Scott Morgan)
12 Gimme Shelter (w/ Scott Morgan)

Master Ceremonies - Doug Podell

The WLLZ Guitar Army:
Gary Spanyolla (Bitter Sweet Ally) Guitar
David Black (Seduce) - Guitar
Gunner Ross (The Almighty Strut) Drums
Brian Pastoria (Adrenalin, DC Drive) Drums
Chad Smith (Toby Redd, Red Hot Chili Peppers) Drums
Steve Shorter (The Roomates) Drums
Billy Blake (Bitter Sweet Ally) Keyboards
Mark Pastoria (Adrenalin, DC Drive) Keyboards
Gary Rasmussen (The Up, Sonic Rendevous Band) Bass
Jimmy Romeo (Adrenalin, DC Drive) Saxaphone

Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels
Mitch Ryder
Jim McCarty
Johnny B. Badanjek
Robert Gillespie
Mark Gougeon
Billy Csernits

This is a fantastic show from some of Detroit Music scene royalty. 98.7 WLLZ-FM gathered together a line-up of 1960's & 70's greats backed by a band of 1980's biggest in the scene. This concert was for a great cause, raising funds for Detroit's Viet Nam Veterans. So this is an early tribute to our veterans (The USA holiday honoring out veterans, Veteran's Day is in 4 days). This is also another in a series of posts I have been making in tribute to Michigan Music. I was actually at this show with some of my friends screaming my self horse when Rob Tyner came out to rip through 3 MC5 classics. I was then knocked to the floor to see 2 members of the legendary Frost walk onto the stage. I mean Scott Morgan of The Rationals opened the show and it just didn't stop! I am so glad I obtained a copy of this recording and I highly recommend it to everyone!