The Michael Stanley Band - KBFH ~ Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, Ohio, USA December 31, 1980 (FM) Stan Gutoski Master Reel

The Michael Stanley Band
King Biscuit Flower Hour
Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, Ohio, USA December 31, 1980
Broadcast March 22, 1981 on KISW-FM
FM Broadcast Recording - Stan Gutoski Master Reel
Flac Level 8 MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

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From The JEMS Archive via Krw_co

A Stan Gutoski Master Reel via JEMS Archive & Krw_co

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01 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Introduction
02 The Michael Stanley Band - Working Again
03 The Michael Stanley Band - I'll Never Need Anyone Anymore
04 The Michael Stanley Band - Promises
05 The Michael Stanley Band - Lover
06 The Michael Stanley Band - All I Wanted
07 The Michael Stanley Band - He Can't Love You
08 King Biscuit Flower Hour - Outro

The Michael Stanley Band
Michael Stanley guitar, vocals
Keven Raleigh keyboards, vocals
Tommy Dobeck drums
Bob Pelander keyboards
Gary Markasky lead guitar
Michael Gismondi bass

This show was pared with a April Wine concert from The Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, UK January 27, 1981. The Hammersmith show has been released officially in Laser Disc, VHS and DVD formats. The audio is included on an April Wine CD Box Set. This being the case the April Wine segment has been deleted. I do recommend purchasing the official DVD if you want the April Wine show.

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Foreigner - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 (Pre-FM) 3X Vinyl Album Set

Foreigner
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 (Pre-FM)
Recorded At The Budokan, Tokyo, Japan, September 14th, 1988
For Broadcast The Week Of April 28, 1989
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

Brought To You By The Collective Of Live Music

Digitized From An Original Radio Broadcast 3LP Set

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Hosted By Steve Downes

Sides 1,2 & 3

01 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 Intro - Steve Downes
02 Commercial - Miller Lite
03 Foreigner - Feels Like The First Time
04 Foreigner - Double Vision
05 Foreigner - Blue Morning, Blue Day
06 Commercial - Dodge Spirit ES
07 Commercial - Miller Light
08 Commercial - Hershey's Twizzlers
09 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 Break - Steve Downes
10 Foreigner - Long Way From Home
11 Foreigner - Cold As Ice
12 Foreigner - Head Games
13 Commercial - Volkswagon Finance Assistance
14 Commercial - Miller Light
15 Commercial - Hershey's Twizzlers
16 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 Break - Steve Downes
17 Foreigner - Say You Will
18 Foreigner - Waiting For A Girl Like You
19 Commercial - Miller Light
20 Commercial - Volkswagon Finance Assistance
21 Commercial - Hershey's Twizzlers
22 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 Break - Steve Downes

Sides 4,5 & 6

23 Foreigner - That Was Yesterday
24 Foreigner - Heart Turned To Stone
25 Foreigner - I Wanna Know What Love Is
26 Commercial - Hershey's Alpine White
27 Commercial - Volkswagon Finance Assistance
28 Commercial - Miller Light
29 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 Break - Steve Downes
30 Foreigner - Urgent
31 Foreigner - Juke Box Hero
32 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 Break - Steve Downes
33 Commercial - Miller Light
34 Commercial - Hershey's KitKat
35 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 Break - Steve Downes
36 Foreigner - Dirty White Boy
37 Foreigner - Hot Blooded
38 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 Wrap Up - Steve Downes
39 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO 89-07 Promo Bed - Steve Downes

Total Playing Time Sides 1,2 & 3: 42mn 47sc
Total Playing Time Sides 3,4 & 5: 48mn 30sc
Total Playing Time All Sides: 1hr 31mn 18sc

Foreigner:
Lou Gramm – lead vocals, percussion
Mick Jones – lead and rhythm guitars, keyboards, backing vocals
Rick Wills – bass, backing vocals
Dennis Elliott – drums, percussion

Touring Musicians:
Mark Rivera rhythm guitar, saxophone, flute, keyboards, backing vocals
Bob Mayo (R.I.P.) keyboards, synthesizers, piano, rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Larry Oaks rhythm & lead guitar, keyboards
Lou Cortelezzi saxophone

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.
- The Vocopro CDR-1000PRO processes at 24bit/44,1khz then records in 16bit/44,1.
- Vocopro CDR-1000PRO Waves can confuse Traders Little Helper so spectral of a wave is included.
- Recorder can be "tempermental" with CD-rs so 1 side recorded per CD-r to reduce bad discs.
- EAC Log given for each CD-r ripped.
- Raw transfer: EQ off, treble and bass levels set at +/- zero for most accurate sound of LP.
- No noise reduction used.
- Manually declicked in Goldwave.

Other Notes:
- This show was also broadcast as #89-07, #89-25 & #92-41. #89-07 and #89-25 on 3-LPs; #92-41 on 1-CD; #89-07 and #89-25 both had one additional track, "That Was Yesterday", that was not on the CD version. The CD version had a 1990s updated mix and master. (Thank you Draftervoi for the research)
- The Nipon Budokan Arena started life as a Judo Arena for the 1964 Summer Olympic Games. It also hosted karate and professional wrestling competitions. Budokan Arena hosted it's first Rock Concert in 1966 when The Beatles played a series of concerts there. Bob Dylan, Cheap Trick, Ian Gillan and Eric Clapton helped make the arena famous in the United States, and other western markets, by releasing Live At Budokan albums. The building was renovated in 2020 and is still in use.

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Robert Palmer - Superstar Concert Series Show #SSCO 89-13 ~ James L. Knight Center, Miami, FL (Pre-FM) - 3x Vinyl Box Set

Robert Palmer
Superstar Concert Series Show #SSCO 89-13
James L. Knight Center, Miami, Florida, USA September 7, 1988
For Broadcast The Weekend Of June 23-25, 1989
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included + Extras

New Links Added 04/22/2025

Digitized By JustDave From An Original Radio Broadcast 3x LP Box Set

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Hosted By Steve Downes

Sides 1, 2 & 3

01 Superstar Concert Series Show #SSCO 89-13 Intro - Steve Downes
02 Commercial - Miller Lite & WWE Light O'Mania
03 Robert Palmer - Some Like It Hot (Power Station)
04 Robert Palmer - Hyperactive
05 Robert Palmer - Discipline Of Love >
06 Robert Palmer - Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin' (Jermaine Jackson)
07 Commercial - California Nectarines
08 Commercial - Isuzu Motors Amigo
09 Commercial - Hershey's Twizzlers Candy
10 Superstar Concert Series Show #SSCO 89-13 Break - Steve Downes
11 Robert Palmer - Every Kind Of People
12 Robert Palmer - I Didn't Mean to Turn You On (Cherrelle) >
13 Robert Palmer - Communication (Power Station) >
14 Robert Palmer - Clues
15 Commercial - California Nectarines
16 Commercial - Miller Lite & WWE Light O'Mania
17 Commercial - Isuzu Motors Amigo
18 Superstar Concert Series Show #SSCO 89-13 Break - Steve Downes
19 Robert Palmer - Sneakin' Sally Thru the Alley (Allen Toussaint)
20 Robert Palmer - Rip Tide (Shoot The Moon named on cue sheet but not on this release)>
21 Robert Palmer - She Makes My Day >
22 Robert Palmer - Between Us (misidentified as Believe Us on Cue Sheet) >
23 Robert Palmer - Walk Beside Me (Inga Rumpf)
24 Commercial - Miller Lite & WWE Light O'Mania
25 Commercial - Isuzu Motors Amigo
26 Superstar Concert Series Show #SSCO 89-13 Break - Steve Downes

Sides 4, 5 & 6

27 Robert Palmer - Early In The Morning (The Gap Band)
28 Robert Palmer - Fleshwound >
29 Robert Palmer - Eat The Rich (Motörhead)
30 Commercial - Miller Lite & WWE Light O'Mania
31 Commercial - California Nectarines
32 Superstar Concert Series Show #SSCO 89-13 Break - Steve Downes
33 Robert Palmer - More Than Ever
34 Robert Palmer - Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor) (Moon Martin)
35 Robert Palmer - Simply Irresitable
36 Commercial - Isuzu Motors Amigo
37 Commercial - Miller Lite & WWE Light O'Mania
38 Superstar Concert Series Show #SSCO 89-13 Break - Steve Downes
39 Robert Palmer - Cast A Spell
40 Robert Palmer - Addicted To Love
41 Superstar Concert Series Show #SSCO 89-13 Wrap-up - Steve Downes
42 Superstar Concert Series Show #SSCO 89-13 Promo Bed - Steve Downes

Total Playing Time Sides 1, 2 & 3: 55mn 35sc
Total Playing Time Sides 4, 5 & 6: 31mn 56sc
Total Playing Time Sides 1 thru 6: 1hr 27mn 35sc

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.
- The Vocopro CDR-1000PRO processes at 24bit/44,1khz then records in 16bit/44,1.
- Vocopro CDR-1000PRO Waves can confused Traders Little Helper so spectral of a wave is included.
- Recorder can be "tempermental" with CD-rs so 1 side recorded per CD-r to reduce bad discs.
- EAC Log given for each CD-r ripped.
- Raw transfer: EQ off, treble and bass levels set at +/- zero for most accurate sound of LP.
- No noise reduction used.
- Manually de-clicked in Goldwave.

Editing Notes:
- Tracks from this show were released by Westwood One as Shows #88-24, #89-13, #90-07, and #04-28. Draftervoi's notes on his encoding of show #88-24 is my reference point for this and the following comments.
- I bought show #89-13 because it was supposed to be the one that included "Shoot The Moon" but it's only listed on the cue sheet not included on the album. Cue sheet states "Shoot The Moon" follows "Sneakin' Sally Thru the Alley" but "Rip Tide" follows "Sneakin' Sally Thru the Alley".
- Just like show #88-24 there was a half second defect in "Every Kind Of People", this time a very noticeable half second drop out in the left channel. I copied the right channel and pasted it inplace of the drop out. That half second of mono is un-noticible in playback. On show #88-24 the defect is a buzz type noise.
- A slap back from the drum effect in "Some Like It Hot" was very noticeable. I tried to remove that as much as possible, but in 1988 a midi samples could only be played so fast without slap back or failure. The drum effect on the album was done with a gate. Live the drum sound was done by midi triggers. Editing this was the part of the project that took the longest. Some may still be perceivable, my apologies, but at some point you have to say it's done.

Side Notes:
- It had been 10 years since Robert Palmer played Miami.
- Light O'Mania was a promotion campaign between The WWF (now WWE) and Miller Lite Beer. Bob Uecker, a retired Pro Baseball player and sports caster, played The Masked Marauder. Bob Uecker also was a ring announcer for The WWF Wrestlemania III and ringside announcer for Wrestlemania IV. He was the star of a famous Miller Lite promo campaign sitting in good seats then gets moved to the nosebleed section. His famous tag line was "I must be in the front row" when being told to move. It soon became a thing in America to call the cheep seats "Uecker" seats.

Notes On The Cover Songs:
- "Some Like It Hot" was the first single off of The Power Station's debut album. The single was the bands biggest hit. "Some Like It Hot" reached #6 on The Billboard Hot 100 in the USA and #4 on Australia's Kent Music Report.
- "Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin'" was on Jermaine Jackson's 1984 album Jermaine Jackson. The song was never released as a single because Michael Jackson was also on the single dueting with Jermaine. The 2 were on different labels and could not get permission to issue the song as a single. It did  get released as a B-side twice on a 7" and on a 12".
- "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" was the debut single by Soul/Dance Music singer Cherrelle. It only hit #79 on Billboard Hot 100 but hit #6 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart and #8 on Billboard's Hot Black Singles Chart. Robert Palmer Hit #2 on The Billboard Hot 100 Chart with his version released as the 5th single from Rip Tide.
- "Communication" was the 3rd single from The Power Station and it's highest chat position was #34 on The US Hot 100.
- "Sneakin' Sally Thru the Alley" was written by Allen Toussaint and first released by Lee Dorsey in 1970 on his album Yes We Can. Ringo Star covered it on his album Ringo The 4th in 1977. Robert Palmer recorded it as the title song to his 1974 debut solo album.
- "Walk Beside Me" was released by former Frumpy lead singer Inga Rumpf as a single in 1985. The song is sung by one of Robert Palmer's backup singers.
- "Early In The Morning" was recorded by The Gap Band for their Gap Band IV album. Released as a single it hit #1 on Billboard's Hot Black Singles Chart, #13 on the Billboard Dance Club Songs Chart, and #24 on Billboard's Hot 100 Chart. Robert Palmer released it as a single from his Heavy Nova album and it hit #19 on Billboard's Hot 100 Chart.
- "Eat The Rich" was recorded by Motörhead for their 8th album Rock 'n' Roll released in 1987. It was released as both a 7" and 12" single. Robert Palmer covered it at his concerts as social commentary.
- "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)" was written and recorded by Moon Martin in 1978 as a stand alone single for British & European markets and added to the Shots from a Cold Nightmare album's American release. Robert Palmer recorded it for his 1979 Secrets album. Palmer's single version hit #14 on The Billboard Hot 100, #10 on The Cashbox Hot 100 Chart, and #1 on the Canadian RPM Chart. It was also in hot rotation for years on Album Rock FM radio stations. The song was remixed in 1989 for the hits package Addictions: Volume 1. The remix featured "heavier" guitar and drum sounds.

Personal Note:
- I started this project as a casual Robert Palmer listener. My only CD was a greatest hits compilation. My only vinyl was Secrets because I wanted his cover of Moon Martin's "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)". After listening to this show over and over. Hearing the man sing Motörhead's "Eat The Rich". After he made me like a Jermaine Jackson song, "Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin'", I have a larger appreciation for him as an artist.

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This is upload number 3 of my 2024 Christmas Presents From Rosebud. The 1st and 2nd were The Fixx Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #CO89-18 (Pre-FM) 3 Vinyl LP Set and John Anderson Westwood One Live From Gilley's #86-52 (Pre-FM) Vinyl. I still have Foreigner, Aerosmith, Hank Williams Jr and another John Anderson to go.

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John Waite / Axe - King Biscuit Flower Hour #437 (Pre-FM)

John Waite / Axe
King Biscuit Flower Hour #437
John Waite: Cardie's, Houston, Texas August 18, 1982
Axe: The Agora, Dallas, Texas August 21, 1982
For Broadcast September 19, 1982
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 24bit/96khz
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Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

From The Collection Of Sam Elliot's Mustache

Brought to you by The Collective Of Live Music

Digitized From An Original 3 Sided 2 LP Radio Broadcast Set

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Hosted by Bill Minkin

01 King Biscuit Flower Hour #437 Intro & Break - Bill Minkin
02 Commercial - United States Navy
03 King Biscuit Flower Hour #437 Intro - Bill Minkin
04 John Waite - Wild Life
05 John Waite - Change (Spider)
06 John Waite - Mr. Wonderful
07 King Biscuit Flower Hour #437 Break - Bill Minkin
08 Commercial - Nestle's $100,000 Candy Bar
09 King Biscuit Flower Hour #437 Intro - Bill Minkin
10 John Waite - Going To The Top
11 John Waite - Head First (The Babys)
12 King Biscuit Flower Hour #437 Break - Bill Minkin
13 Commercial - Honda Motorcycles
14 Axe - Holdin' On (misnamed Holding On on cue sheet)
15 Axe - Running The Gauntlet (misnamed Gauntlet on cue sheet)
16 Axe - Steal Another Fantasy
17 King Biscuit Flower Hour #437 Break - Bill Minkin
18 Commercial - Levis Blue Jeans
19 Commercial - United States Navy
20 King Biscuit Flower Hour #437 Intro - Bill Minkin
21 Axe - Jennifer
22 Axe - Silent Soldiers
23 Axe - Rock 'N' Roll Party In The Streets (misnamed Rock'n Roll Party In The Streets on cue sheet)
24 King Biscuit Flower Hour #437 Break - Bill Minkin
25 Commercial - Jensen Car Sound Systems
26 Commercial - Honda Motorcycles
27 King Biscuit Flower Hour #437 Wrap Up - Bill Minkin

Total Playing Time: 1hr 1mn 58

John Waite & Band:
John Waite - lead vocals
Frank Linx - lead guitar
Ivan Kral - rhythm guitar
Donnie Nossov - bass
Frankie La Rocca - drums
Peter Reilich - keyboards

Axe:
Bobby Barth - lead guiitar, lead vocals
Michael Osborne (R.I.P.) - rhythm guitar, vocals
Wayne "The Dangler" Haner - bass
Ted Mueller (R.I.P.) - drums
Edgar Riley Jr. - keyboards, vocals

JustDave's Notes:

- Huge Thank You To Sam Elliot's Mustache for sending me his vinyl to encode!
- Thank you also to Draftervoi, Sam Elliot's Mustache & avnut for impute and assistance.

Run Out Grooves:
Side A : KB-437-A MCR JOE
Side B : KB-437-B MCR JOE
Side C : KB-437-C MCR JOE

Recording Notes:
- There is a locked groove test tone at the beginning of Side A for radio stations to set output levels before broadcast. It is not included in this encoding.
- Although the cue sheet states there are 2 promos at the end of Side C there are no promos included.
- Another odd thing about this record set is that between when the John Waite portion ends and the Axe portion of the show starts there is no locked groove in between. Usually when a new segment starts there is a locked groove between the ending and beginning segment.

Editing Notes:
- 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 voice overs.
- All editing done in 24bit/96khz
- Declicked manually and some noise reduction used depending on what best served situation.

Other Notes:
- John Waite, former lead singer of The Babys was on tour for his first solo album Ignition.
- The song "Change" was written by Holly Knight while in the band Spider. The song was on the bands second an last album. The album also was the first recording of "Better Be Good To Me" which would be a hit for Tina Turner. Spider also had Anton Fig, of the Late Night With Letterman band, on drums.
- John Waite had help from some note worthy musicians in his backing band. Lead guitarist Frank Linx worked with Eddie Money, Pat Benatar and Del Lords. Rhythm guitarist Ivan Kral has worked with Shaun Cassidy, Blondie, Patti Smith. and Iggy Pop. Bassist Donnie Nossov played with Pat Benatar. Drummer Frankie La Rocca played with Scandal, David Johansen, Bon Jovi and Bryan Adams as well as produced The Spin Doctors debut album. While keyboardist Peter Reilich has worked with Gary Wright, Persia, Alessi Brothers, The Strand and Foreigner.
- Axe was on tour for their third album, Offering.
- Only one song in Axe's set, "Running The Gauntlet" was not from Offering. It appeared on the prior album Living On The Edge.
- After Axe's 1984 tour, lead guitarist Bobby Barth and rhythm guitarist Michael Osborne were in a devistating car crash. Michael Osborne died while Bobby Barth suffered terrible injuries. The band broke up and Barth worked on other projects. The band reformed in 1997 and are active to this day.
- Original Axe drummer Ted Mueller passed away June 29, 2012, he was 57.

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Aerosmith - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #89-09 (Pre-FM) - 3x Vinyl Box Set 24bit & 16bit

Aerosmith
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #89-09
Hampton Civic Centre, Hampton, Virginia, USA November 16, 1987
For Broadcast The Weekend Of May 26, 1989
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac level 8 24bit/96khz
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High Quality MP3 320kbpa/48khz
Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

Repost New Links Added 04/19/2025

Digitized From An Original Radio Broadcast 3x Vinyl Album Set

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 24bit/96khx > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8

Hosted By Steve Downes

Sides 1, 2 & 3

01 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #89-09 Intro - Steve Downes
02 Commercial - Miller Lite Lite-O-Mania
03 Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic >
04 Aerosmith - Same Old Song And Dance
05 Commercial - Miller Lite Lite-O-Mania
06 Commercial - California Summer Fruits
07 Commercial - United States Army Reserve
08 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #89-09 Break - Steve Downes
09 Aerosmith - Dude (Looks Like A Lady)
10 Aerosmith - Big 10 Inch Record (Bull Moose Jackson)
11 Aerosmith - Lightning Strikes
12 Commercial - Miller Lite Lite-O-Mania
13 Commercial - Hershey's Twizzlers Candy
14 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #89-09 Break - Steve Downes
15 Aerosmith - Rag Doll
16 Aerosmith - Back In The Saddle
17 Aerosmith - Last Child
18 Commercial - United States Army Reserve
19 Commercial - Miller Lite Lite-O-Mania
20 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #89-09 Break - Steve Downes

Side 4, 5 & 6

21 Aerosmith - Draw The Line
22 Aerosmith - Rats In The Cellar
23 Commercial - Miller Lite Lite-O-Mania
24 Commercial - Hershey's Twizzlers Candy
25 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #89-09 Break - Steve Downes
26 Aerosmith - Dream On
27 Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion (interpolating Peter Gunn Theme)
28 Commercial - United States Army Reserve
29 Commercial - California Summer Fruits
30 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #89-09 Break - Steve Downes
31 Aerosmith - Walk This Way
32 Aerosmith - Train Kept' A' Rollin' (Tiny Bradshaw)
33 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #89-09 Wrap Up - Steve Downes
34 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #89-09 Promo Bed - Steve Downes
35 Commercial - Greenpeace Rainbow Warriors Compilation Album Spot 1 - Darrel Hall
36 Commercial - Greenpeace Rainbow Warriors Compilation Album Spot 2 - Bob Mould
37 Commercial - Greenpeace Rainbow Warriors Compilation Album Spot 3 - Bruce Hornsby

Total Time Sides 1, 2 & 3: 43mn 40sc
Total Time Sides 4, 5 & 6: 44mn 42sc
Total Time All 6 Sides: 1hr 28mn 23sc

Steven Tyler – lead and occasional backing vocals, harmonica, percussion, piano
Joe Perry – lead & rhythm guitar, backing and occasional lead vocals
Brad Whitford – lead & rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Tom Hamilton – bass, backing vocals
Joey Kramer – drums, percussion

Touring Members:
Clayton Bruce Ost keyboards

JustDave's Notes:

Recording And Editing Notes:
- Box set came with no cue sheets found very small cue sheet scan on-line.
- All label and box scans from original box and albums.
- Preservation being key the show is encoded complete with voice overs and commercials.
- Commercials and voice overs indexed so they may be omitted if so desired.
- Flat transfer, EQ off, bass & treble set at +/- zero for truest sound of vinyl.
- Some clicks/pops manualy removed, some noise reduction was used.
- All editing done in 24bit/96khz.

Additional Notes:
- Used copies of Greenpeace Rainbow Warriors Compilation CD sell for $0.63 US on Discogs, about 50 copies are available. On Ebay the vinyl averages $50.00 US.
- The compilation consists of previously released material, I could not find chart listings for it.
- Of the 3 artists in the Rainbow Warriors ads, only Bruce Hornsby is featured on the compilation.
- Permanent Vacation has been certified 5x Platinum in the USA and Canada. It was Aerosmith's first Gold Album in The UK.
- There was 5 singles released to varying degrees of success. "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)", "Rag Doll", "Hang Man Jury", "Angel" and "Magic Touch" all got the single nod.
- The Permanent Vacation Tour saw White Lion, Dokken, Extreme and Guns And Roses as opening acts.
- The Permanent Vacation Tour was the first tour Aerosmith did sober. The backstage guests and opening acts were asked not to do drugs or drink in front of the band because of fear they may relapse.
- When Guns And Roses were on the tour, rumor was Aerosmith needed to put in writing Guns And Roses could not drink or do drugs back stage.
- Beer and liquor sales at some venues were cut off during Aerosmith's performances.

Side Notes:
- 2 things that I love about this recording is #1 Tom Hamilton's bass solo on the extended ending of "Same Old Song And Dance". #2 hearing the twin guitar attack of Joe Perry and Brad Whitford on "Lightning Strikes" which only Whitford played on in the studio.
- I'm willing to bet that the Bob Mould Greenpeace Spot is the only air time he ever got on most stations that carried this show.

The latest in my Pre-FM collection. This one was bought for me by Rosebud for Chistmas 2024. I have one more album from that group of LPs she bought then other projects are in the works.

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Kansas - Aragon Ballroom Chicago, Illinois, USA January 16, 1976 (FM) - Master Reel

Kansas
Aragon Ballroom
Chicago, Illinois, USA
January 16, 1976
WXRT-FM Broadcast Recording - Master Reel
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Rosebud's Pick

New Links Added 04/19/2025

Lineage: FM Broadcast > Reel to Reel Master > Wav > CD-r > E.A.C. (secure) > Flac

01 WXRT Intro/Song For America
02 Icarus-Borne On Wings Of Steel
03 Down The Road
04 Lonely Wind
05 Belexes (w/Drum Solo & Guitar Solo)
06 Child Of Innocence
07 All The World
08 Mysteries And Mayhem (Reel Flip-Splice)
09 The Pinnacle

Alright one more Kansas show for you. This one has a few versions circulating. This one comes from an FM broadcast Master Reel. Meaning it has great sound and you should have a copy for yourself.

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Bobby Bare - Live At The Lone Star Cafe Radio Show #LSC-8024 (Pre-FM)

Bobby Bare
Live At The Lone Star Cafe Radio Show #LSC-8024
Pre-FM Recording
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Record Label Scan Included

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01 LSC Theme and Intro - Mike Fitzgerald
02 Good For Nothing
03 Medley: 500 Miles - Four Strong Winds - Shame On Me
04 Healin'
05 Commercial - Budweiser
06 Commercial - Lee Rider Jeans
07 Ride Me Down Easy
08 Tequila Sheila
09 Commercial - Datsun 210
10 Dropkick Me Jesus
11 Detroit City
12 Till I Gain Control Again
13 Commercial - Budweiser (country instrumental)
14 Numbers
15 The Winner
16 Commercial - Datsun 510
17 Streets Of Baltimore
18 Commercial - Budweiser
19 Commercial - Lee Rider Jeans
20 Marie Leveau
21 LSC Outro - Mike Fitzgerald

Draftervoi's Notes:

The cue sheet was lost along the way.  I've included a scan of the record label.

Bobby Bare's long career started with rock and roll releases in the 1950s.  He had a notable snafu with his first self-penned hit, 'The All American Boy."  Bare made a demo for Bill Parsons to teach him the song, Capitol Records pressed up Bare's demo instead of Parson's take, but credited the record to Parsons.  The song went to #2 in the U.S.A. and #22 on the British charts and still shows up as a hit for Bill Parsons.

In the 1960's, Bare moved from rock n' roll to straight country, and had a string of hits, including some that crossed over to the pop charts.  These pop-cross overs led to Bare's inclusion in Dave Marsh's 1989 book, The Heart of Rock and Soul: The 1001 Greatest Singles Ever Made. Marsh listed two entries by Bobby Bare, both from 1963:  Detroit City at #337 and 500 Miles Away From Home at #901.

While it wasn't included in Marsh's list, Bare had another hit in 1966 that's become a standard.   Bare recorded the original hit version of "Streets of Baltimore," a song written by Tompall Glaser and Harlan Howard in 1966.  While there were many cover versions, an early 1970's cover by Gram Parsons is a definitive version, and was recently topically featured on the HBO series The Wire, as the show is set in Baltimore.

In the mid to late 70's, Bare had a series of humorous novelty hits, including Numbers, The Winner, and the sublimely ridiculous Dropkick Me, Jesus.  (Note: The word "tempestion" appears to have been entirely made up for this song,)

This syndicated show was produced by the Clayton Webster Corp. of St. Louis, Missouri.  Incorporated in January of 1978, the Clayton Webster Corp. also produced the "Retro Rock" show, syndicated from 1981 to 1984.  The "outro" to the show says that the Live From The Lone Star Cafe show was carried on "more than 200 American radio stations...every week," which gives us an approximate number of copies pressed.  The numbering sequence on the these shows included a three letter code of "LSC" followed by a year and and an ascending show number:  LSC-7901, LSC-7902, LSC-7903, etc. I've seen copies of Live From The Lone Star Cafe series with numbering indicating the show ran from 1979 to 1981 It looks like Clayton Webster got out of syndication of live concerts by the mid-80s.

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Hank Williams Jr. - Westwood One Presents Show #L 90-03 (Pre-FM Vinyl) - Richmond, Virginia, USA February 6, 1988

Hank Williams Jr.
Westwood One Presents Show #L 90-03
Richmond Coliseum, Richmond, Virginia, USA February 6, 1988
For Broadcast January 15, 1990
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

Repost New Links Added 04/19/2025

Lineage: Pre-FM Vinyl LP > Sony PS-LX300H Belt Driven Turntable @ 33+1/3 RPM 60Hrz > Vocopro CDR-1000PRO @ 24bit/44,1khz > MAM-A 24k Gold Archive 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 Broadcast Vinyl LP

Hosted By Jim Duncan

01 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Promo Bed - Jim Duncan
02 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Intro - Jim Duncan
03 Hank Williams Jr - I Like Girls (incl/ Rock And Roll Music (Chuck Berry))
04 Hank Williams Jr - Mind Your Own Business
05 Hank Williams Jr - Keep Your Hands To Yourself (Georgia Satellites)
06 Hank Williams Jr - Young Country
07 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Break - Jim Duncan
08 Commercial - Motel 6
09 Commercial - Progresso Soup
10 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Intro - Jim Duncan
11 Hank Williams Jr - Railroad Song (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
12 Hank Williams Jr - Whiskey Bent & Hell Bound
13 Hank Williams Jr - Honky Tonkin' (Hank Williams)
14 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Break - Jim Duncan
15 Commercial - Motel 6
16 Commercial - Duration Nasel Spray
17 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Intro - Jim Duncan
18 Hank Williams Jr - I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (Hank Williams)
19 Hank Williams Jr - All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down
20 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Break - Jim Duncan
21 Commercial - Progresso Soup
22 Commercial - Marriot Hotels 2 For Breakfast Weekends
23 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Intro - Jim Duncan
24 Hank Williams Jr - Ain't Misbehavin' (Razaf-Waller-Brooks Jazz Standard)
25 Hank Williams Jr - Born To Boogie
26 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Break - Jim Duncan
27 Commercial - Motel 6
28 Commercial - Duration Nasel Spray
29 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Intro - Jim Duncan
30 Hank Williams Jr - Honky Tonk Women (Rolling Stones)
31 Hank Williams Jr - All My Rowdy Friends Are Comin' Over Tonite
32 Westwood One Presents Show #L90-03 Wrap Up - Jim Duncan

Total Playing Time: 55mn 14sc

Track 11 "Railroad Song" by Lynyrd Skynyrd mis-named "Hobo Song" on cue sheet.
Track 18 "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" mis-named "I'm So Lonesone I Could Cry" on cue sheet.
Tracks 19 & 31 mis-named "All My Rowdy Friends" on cue sheet.

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 LP playback.
- 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.
- The Vocopro CDR-1000PRO processes at 24bit/44,1khz then records in 16bit/44,1.
- Waves can confused Traders Little Helper so spectral of raw master wave is included.
- Recorder can be tempermental with CD-rs multiple discs used to minimize bad discs.
- EAC Log given for each CD-r ripped.

Editing Notes:
- Preservation being key the show was encoded complete with commercials & voice overs.
- Commercials and voice overs index so they can be omitted if so desired.
- Manually declicked in Goldwave.
- Track 28 Duration commercial had bad skip, replaced with Track 16 Duration commercial.
- Some vinyl noises may still be audible, de-click was done to make listening comfortable not sterile.

Other Notes:
- Westwood One put the show promo 1st on the LP, so that's where it's left.
- Westwood One used a much heavier grain vinyl for the Westwood One Presents shows than others.
- Westwood One packed over 55 minutes onto 1 LP which makes for close grooves - see above comment
- Show date identified by comparing to an FM broadcast recording I have on my hard drive.
- There is a longer FM broadcast recording in circulation of this concert.

Digitized by JustDave Project Started: January 20, 2025 Project Finished: February 2, 2025

Now here is a rarity! There are barely any Hank Williams Jr shows on the net let alone a Pre-FM!! This is the next in line of the Westwood One shows Rosebud bought me for Christmas. I'm really proud to have found this one on Ebay. Even more proud of my Rosebud for buying it for me! Now it's available to you as well. I have an MP3 encoded FM broadcast recording I got from Hear Rock City a few years back on an older site. It is the FM broadcast I mention in my notes above. I don't know if they have it posted at the new site or not. At that time they were the only blog that had any Hank Williams Jr at all...

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Twisted Sister / Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Westwood One In Concert Show #IC 84-17-X (Pre-FM)

The Above is a review of Stevie Ray Vaughan Opening for The Moody Blues October 26, 1983

Ad For Stevie Ray Vaughan at The Hollywood Palace August 22, 1983

Twisted Sister / Stevie Ray Vaughan
Westwood One In Concert Show #IC 84-17-X
Twisted Sister: Orange Pavilion, San Bernardino, California, May 19, 1984
Stevie Ray Vaughan: The Hollywood Palace, Hollywood, California, August 22, 1983
To Be Aired The Weekend Of August 17-19, 1984
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
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Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

From the Collection of JustDave Brought to You by The Collective Of Live Music

Digitized From An Original Radio Broadcast 2 Vinyl LP Set

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Stevie Ray Vaughan Show Originaly Dated As Reseda, California October 26, 1983 Actual Date Found

01 Westwood One In Concert Show #IC 84-17-X Intro
02 Commercial - United States Navy
03 Twisted Sister - The Kids Are Back
04 Twisted Sister - Stay Hungry
05 Twisted Sister - The Beast
06 Twisted Sister - Under The Blade
07 Commercial - Budweiser (Ska)
08 Westwood One In Concert Show #IC 84-17-X Break
09 Twisted Sister - The Price
10 Twisted Sister - I Wanna Rock
11 Commercial - United States Navy
12 Commercial - Levis Corduroy Pants
13 Westwood One In Concert Show #IC 84-17-X Break
14 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Testify (mis-named as "Tayla's Theme")
15 Stevie Ray Vaughan - So Excited (mis-named as "Schoolgirl")
16 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Pride & Joy
17 Commercial - United States Army
18 Commercial - Levis Corduroy Pants
19 Westwood One In Concert Show #IC 84-17-X Break
20 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) (Jimi Hendrix)
21 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Little Wing (Instrumental Version) (Jimi Hendrix) (not on Cue Sheet)
22 Stevie Ray Vaughan - 3rd Stone From The Sun (Jimi Hendrix)
23 Commercial - Budweiser (New Wave)
24 Commercial - Levis Corduroy Pants
25 Westwood One In Concert Show #IC 84-17-X Break
26 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Mary Had A Little Lamb (Buddy Guy) (mis-named as "Croft's Cabana Seranade")
27 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Tell Me (Chester "Howlin' Wolf" Burnett) (mis-named as "Trouble")
28 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Love Struck Baby
29 Commercial - United States Army
30 Commercial - Levis Corduroy Pants
31 Westwood One In Concert Show #IC 84-17-X Break
32 Stevie Ray Vaughan - You'll Be Mine (Willie Dixon)
33 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Rude Mood (mis-named as "Love House")
34 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Wham (Lonny Mack) (mis-named as "Colletti's Torch Song")
35 Westwood One In Concert Show #IC 84-17-X Wrap Up
36 Westwood One In Concert Show #IC 84-17-X Promo Bed With Voiceover

Total Playing Time: 1hr 28mn 45sc

Twisted Sister:
Dee Snider – lead vocals
Jay Jay French – rhythm & lead guitars, backing vocals
Eddie Ojeda – lead & rhythm guitars, backing vocals
Mark Mendoza (Former Dictator) – bass, backing vocals
A. J. Pero (R.I.P.) – drums, backing vocals

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble:
Stevie Ray Vaughan (R.I.P.) guitar, lead vocal
Tommy Shannon bass
Chris Layton drums

Run Out Grooves:
Side 1 : IC 84-17-A JS KM
Side 2 : IC 84-17-B JS KM
Side 3 : IC 84-17-C JS KM
Side 4 : IC 84-17-D JS KM

JustDave's Notes:
- As always a big Thank You to Draftervoi, Sam Elliot's Mustache & avnut for help & inspiration

Editing Notes:
- 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.
- All editing done in 24bit/96khz
- Declicked manualy and some noise reduction used depending on what best served the situation.
- A 60k high pass filter was run to reduce some needle noise

About The Show:
- The host never identifies himself during the program, it doesn't happen often.
- The Twisted Sister portion of the show is the famous MTV Concert from The Orange Pavlion, San Bernadino California, May 19, 1984.
- Twisted Sister included a free DVD of The MTV Concert in full with the Double CD 25th Anniversary Edition of Stay Hungry. The DVD was only available at Independent Record Stores. The DVD was given away for free to anyone who bought the 25th Anniversary Stay Hungry Double CD.
- The Stevie Ray Vaughan portion of the show had a bit of a mystery about it's date. It has been bootlegged a lot with the wrong date and location.
- Commonly dated as The Country Club, Reseda, California October 26, 1983, because Westwood One's host says that is the location. This fact however is wrong. Stevie Ray Vaughan was on the East Coast of America opening for The Moody Blues at that time.
- Westwood One, King Biscuit and the rest do make mistakes when it comes to the date and location of shows
- Newspaper articles found by Draftervoi and contained in the News Coverage folder, show the concert took place at The Hollywood Palace, Hollywood, California, August 22, 1983.
- The cue sheet track listing for Stevie Ray Vaughan is so wrong, it is almost laughable.

Other Notes:
- This was one of the most expensive Pre-FM record sets I have purchased to date. I thought this was due to Stevie Ray Vaughan being one of the artists. Actually it's due to the inclusion of Twisted Sister. Not a lot of Heavy Metal were on the original Westwood One programs. This makes them more "valuable" to collectors so more expensive when sold. Stevie Ray Vaughan may have played a small role in the price of the show, Twisted Sister were the main cause.

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Return To Forever - BBC Television Theatre, London, England, UK xx-xx-1976 (FM)

Return To Forever

BBC Television Theatre

London, England, UK

Recorded: xx-xx-1976

Broadcast: March 16, 1976

FM Broadcast Recording

Flac 16bit/44,1khz & MP3 320kbps

No Cover Art

 

Repost New Link Added 04/14/2025

Lineage: FM Broadcast > TDK-SA 90 Mnute Cassette > Tascam 112 (16bit Wave) > Flac (sb's aligned)

01 Radio Intro/Medievil Overture 5:08

02 Band Introductions 1:13

03 Sorceress 8:13

04 The Magician 6:14

05 The Romantic Warrior 11:01

06 The Duel Of The Jester And The Tyrant 11:45

07 Radio ID/Outro :13

Total Time: 43mn 48sc

Return To Forever 1976:

Chick Coreea keyboards

Al De Meola electric & Acoustic guitars

Stanley Clarke bass, double bass

Lenny Whight drums, percussion

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Freddie Hubbard Quintet (featuring Leon Thomas) - Onkel Pö’s Carnegie Hall: Hamburg, Germany October 29, 1979 (Pre-FM)

Freddie Hubbard Quintet (featuring Leon Thomas)
Onkel Pö’s Carnegie Hall
Hamburg, Germany
October 29, 1979
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

Lineage: Pre-FM > CDR > Original Flac > Change Set Order > Fix Sector Boundries / Check Decodable > Traders Little Helper > Flac

CD-1 (Set 1)

01 Love Connection 10:10
02 Little Sunflower 18:59
03 Cousin Mary (John Coltrane) 7:41
04 Let The Rain Fall On Me 5:56
05 Song for my Father (Horace Silver) 6:10
06 Chains of Love 5:55
07 One 5:32

CD-2 (Set 2)

08 Blues For Duane 4:14
09 Take It To The Ozone 9:29
10 One Of Another Kind 25:34
11 Here's That Rainy Day 9:47
12 A Night In Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie) 11:24
13 After The Rain (John Coltrane) 9:10
14 Straight No Chaser (Theloius Monk) 5:39
15 Boom Boom Boom 5:47

Total Playing Time: 2hr 21mn 32sc

Freddie Hubbard - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Hadley Caliman - Tenor Sax, Flute
Billy Childs - Acoustic & Electric Piano
Larry Klein - Bass
Carl Burnett - Drums
Leon Thomas (vocals on tracks 04-07 and 12-15).

I couldn't resist more Freddy Hubbard for Jazz On Sunday Morning. Just such great feel good music. It's a great way to start your morning.

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Return To Forever - Paul's Mall: Boston, Massachusetts, USA, October 30, 1973 (FM) - Master - 1st Set

Return To Forever
Paul's Mall
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
October 30, 1973 (1st set)
WBCN FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

Repost New Links Added 04/13/2025

Lineage: WBCN 104.1 FM > unknown reciever and deck > BASF master cassette (normal bias) > 1st gen. analog tape copy TDK-AD (normal bias, dolby B), copied in late 70's (track 1 and 8 patched from low unknown gen diff. source) > played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

01 Radio Intro And Tuning 1:29
02 Hymn Of The 7th Galaxy 3:36
03 Band Intros 1:42
04 After The Cosmic Rain 15:48
05 Theme Of The Mothership 14:53
06 Space Circus 10:06
07 Captain Senor Mouse 13:59
08 Radio Outro :25

Total Playing Time: 1hr 1mn 56sc

Return to Forever
Chick Corea keyboards and synthesizer
Bill Connors guitar
Stanley Clarke bass
Lenny White drums

I personally can never get enough of Return To Forever. No matter what line-up you listen to they are simply one of the best Jazz Fusion groups ever, in my opinion anyway. This is yet another fabulous performance everyone should own! Have A Great Sunday!!

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Aldo Nova / Prism - King Biscuit Flower Hour Best Of The Biscuit #435 (Pre-FM)

Aldo Nova / Prism
King Biscuit Flower Hour Best Of The Biscuit #435
Aldo Nova: Bouck Gym, State University Of New York, Cobleskill, New York, USA February 27, 1982
Prism: Wings Stadium, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA April 25, 1982
For Broadcast September 5, 1982
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 24bit/96khz
Flac Level 8 16bit/44,1khz
High Quality MP3 320kbps/48khz
Cue Sheet And Label Scans Included

From The Collection Of Sam Elliot's Mustache

Brought to you by The Collective Of Live Music

Digitized From An Original 3 Sided 2 LP Radio Broadcast Set

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Hosted By Bill Minken

00 Best Of The Biscuit 9/5/82 Test Tone
01 Best Of The Biscuit 9/5/82 Intro - Bill Minken
02 Commercial - Jenson Sound Systems
03 Aldo Nova - Cry Baby Cry (unreleased at the time of concert)
04 Aldo Nova - Hot Love
05 Aldo Nova - It's Too Late
06 Best Of The Biscuit 9/5/82 Break - Bill Minken
07 Commercial - Honda Motorcycles
08 Commercial - United States Navy
09 Best Of The Biscuit 9/5/82 Intro - Bill Minken
10 Aldo Nova - Fooling Yourself
11 Aldo Nova - Under The Gun
12 Aldo Nova - War Suite (Instrumental) (unreleased at the time of concert, not listed on cue sheet)
13 Aldo Nova - Fantasy
14 Best Of The Biscuit 9/5/82 Break - Bill Minken
15 Commercial - Nestles $100,000 Bar
16 Commercial - Honda Motorcycles
17 Prism - Young And Restless
18 Prism - Rain
19 Prism - When Will I See You Again
20 Prism - Don't Let Him Know (misidentified as "Don't Let Him Go" on cue sheet)
21 Best Of The Biscuit 9/5/82 Break - Bill Minken
22 Commercial - Levi's Belt
23 Commercial - United States Navy
24 Best Of The Biscuit 9/5/82 Wrap Up - Bill Minken
25 Best Of The Biscuit 9/5/82 Promo Bed With Voiceover - Bill Minken
26 Best Of The Biscuit 9/5/82 Promo Bed Music Only

Total Playing Time: 59mn 41sc

Aldo Nova Bouck Gym, State University Of New York, Cobleskill, New York, USA February 27, 1982
Prism Wings Stadium, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA April 25, 1982

JustDave's Notes:

- Huge Thank You To Sam Elliot's Mustache for sending me his vinyl to encode!
- Thank you also to Draftervoi, Sam Elliot's Mustache and Matt for impute and assistance.

Run Out Grooves:
Side A : BOB-435-A MCR Joe
Side B : BOB-435-B MCR Joe
Side C : BOB-435-C MCR Joe

Recording Notes:
- There is a locked groove test tone at the beginning of Side A for radio stations to set output levels before broadcast. Not included in this encoding.
- There are 2 locked groove show promos at the end of Side A. I moved them to the end of the show.

Editing Notes:
- 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.
- All editing done in 24bit/96khz
- Declicked manualy and some noise reduction used depending on what best served situation.

Other Notes:
- Aldo Nova was on tour to promote his debut album Aldo Nova.
- The songs "Cry Baby Cry" and "War Suite (Instrumental)" were unreleased until Aldo Nova's 2nd album Subject Aldo Nova.
- The Aldo Nova portion of the show was broadcast previously as King Biscuit Flower Hour 5/30/82 Aldo Nova / George Thorogood & The Destroyers.
- The first broadcast of Aldo Nova's set also had the song "Heart To Heart"
- Prism was on tour to promote their 5th studio album Small Change their best commercial success.
- This show Prism opened for Loverboy. Both bands were recorded that day for King Biscuit Flower Hour.
- The Prism portion of this show was broadcast before as Prism / Ian Hunter King Biscuit Flower Hour KB 420 broadcast May 23, 1982. Prism's complete set from Wings Stadium including the encore was broadcast.
- Small Change spawned 2 singles. "Don't Let Him Know" which hit #1 on US Billboard Mainstream Tracks. "Turn On Your Radar" was the follow up single peaking only at #64.
- Famous early members of Prism are: Early Drummer Jim Vallance went on to write many hit songs with Bryan Adams. Early Sax Player Bruce Fairbairn went on to become a successful producer who worked with such bands as Aerosmith, Kiss, and Bon Jovi. He also played trumpet on the Aerosmith's Permanent Vacation as part of The Marguerita Horns. Rhythm guitarist/bassist Tom Lavin also produced albums by Powder Blues, and April Wine.

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Digitized By JustDave For Sam Elliot's Mustache & The Collective Of Live Music April 5, 2025

Lords Of The New Church - BBC College Concert #8 B ~ My Father's Place: Roslyn, NY USA September 26, 1982 (Pre-FM)

Lords Of The New Church
BBC College Concert #8 B
Recorded At: My Father's Place, Roslyn, NY USA September 26, 1982
Broadcast Week of October 31, 1982
Pre-FM Recording
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Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included
Newspaper Coverage Also Included

Thanks Go To Draftervoi For This Show!!

01 Pete Larkin - BBC College Concert 8 Intro
02 Lords Of The New Church - New Church
03 Lords Of The New Church - Question Of Temperature
04 Lords Of The New Church - Girls Girls Girls
05 Lords Of The New Church - Livin' On Livin'
06 Lords Of The New Church - Eat Your Heart Out
07 Lords Of The New Church - Russian Roulette
08 Lords Of The New Church - Fortune Teller
09 Pete Larkin - BBC College Concert 8 Break
10 Lords Of The New Church - Open Your Eyes
11 Lords Of The New Church - Li'l Boys Play With Dolls
12 Lords Of The New Church - Holy War
13 Lords Of The New Church - Portobello
14 Lords Of The New Church - Apocalypso
15 Lords Of The New Church - New Church
16 Pete Larkin - BBC College Concert 8 Outro

Draftervoi's Original Notes:
Run out grooves say:
BBC (scratched out text) College Concert - 10/31/82 - A
BBC College Concert - 10/31/82 - B

Brought to you by The Collective Of Live Music. Transcribed from the original BBC disc March 2025.

Flac files of wavs, with 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet and disc labels.  Press coverage that proves the recording date.  I added some press coverage of the band from around the time of the show.

According to Discogs, this show was issued as "Open Your Eyes" back in 1983 in a limited edition of 200 copies with no record label. In 2019, Cleopatra Records issued it on red vinyl in an edition of 300 copies, and in white vinyl (333 copies).

Note the cue sheet attributes "Fortune Teller" to Jagger/Richards.  While the Rolling Stones covered the song, they did not write it, nor were they the first to record it.  The song was written by Allen Toussaint under the pseudonym Naomi Neville, and was first recorded by Benny Spellman.

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Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24 (Pre-FM)

Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24
The House Of Blues, Anaheim, California, USA February 23, 2005
For Broadcast The Weekend Of June 11/12, 2005
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & High Quality MP3 320kbps/48khz
Cue Sheet PDF Scan Included

Repost New Links Added 04/10/2025

Digitized From An Original Radio Broadcast CD

Lineage: Pre-FM CD > E.A.C. (secure) > Wav 16bit/44,1khz > Goldwave 6.83 (editing) > Trader's Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > Flac Level 8

Hosted By The Doc Of Rock Doug Podell

01 Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24 Intro - Doug Podell
02 Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Somehow, Somewhere, Someway
03 Kenny Wayne Shepherd - The Place You're In
04 Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24 Break - Doug Podell
05 Commercial - Sirius Satellite Radio - Eva Longoria
06 Commercial - Comedy Central's Reno 911
07 Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24 Intro - Doug Podell
08 Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Hey What Do You Say
09 Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Deja Voodoo
10 Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24 Break - Doug Podell
11 Commercial - Comedy Central Reno 9-1-1
12 Commercial - Progressive Car Insurance Progressive.com
13 Commercial - Progressive Car Insurance 1-800-PROGRESSIVE (1-800-776-4737)
14 Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24 Intro - Doug Podell
15 Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Let Go
16 Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Alive
17 Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24 Break - Doug Podell
18 Commercial - Sirius Satellite Radio - Eva Longoria
19 Commercial - Comedy Central Reno 9-1-1
20 Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24 Intro - Doug Podell
21 Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Blue On Black
22 Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Slow Ride
23 Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24 Wrap Up - Doug Podell
24 Commercial - Sirius Satellite Radio - Eva Longoria
25 Commercial - Comedy Central Reno 9-1-1
26 Westwood One Absolutely Live Show #05-24 Promo Bed - Doug Podell

Total Playing Time: 54mn

Kenny Wayne Shepherd – lead guitar; lead & backing vocals
Noah Hunt – lead & backing vocals; rhythm guitar; percussion
Marti Frederiksen - bass
Brian Tichy - drums

JustDave's Notes:

Editing Notes:
- Recieved as 9 files not indexed.
- Indexed files in Goldwave 6.83 and Encoded to Flac Level 8 with Trader's Little Helper.
- Tracks after Track 26 were spots in the clear and not included in this download.
- Raw files provided by M.

Gotta love when people share there stuff with you. I have been swapping shows with a 4 person collective who love music and are avid collectors. We try to bring together the best in quality encodings and packages when we share our files. This was shared with the group for us to share with you. It's a nice cooker of a Blues show. Kenny Wayne Shepherd fans this is required material.

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Kansas - Final Confessions: The 1981 Vinyl Confessions Demos Circa: 1981 (Studio)

Kansas
Final Confessions
The 1981 Vinyl Confessions Demos
Circa: 1981
Studio Demo Recordings
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

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01 - Children Of The Shadows
02 - Borderline
03 - After The Fire
04 - Breakout
05 - Crossfire
06 - Imagine Love
07 - Gun Runner
08 - Fair Exchange
09 - 1984
10 - Diamonds And Pearls
11 - Up On The Shelf

Steve Walsh – vocals, keyboards, percussion
Kerry Livgren – lead guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
Rich Williams – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Robby Steinhardt – vocals, violin, viola, cello
Dave Hope – bass, backing vocals
Phil Ehart – drums, percussion

justdave's notes:
I had ordered this recording from an online CD store but it never came. Now the site is closed. As fate would have it I went shopping at one of my favorite used CD stores and they had a copy. This store will copy any Bootleg CD that they receive then sell the CD afterward. They will also sell the copies for a smaller price than the original. That is how I obtained this copy. The CD-r I bought is most likely a 1st Generation copy but I have listed it as unknown generation since I am not 100% certain. I downloaded some art from Gig In Japan which has been included.

I included this in a Kansas download as a bonus but I kind of botched that so We figured lets just post them for you. Of course everyone knows Steve Walsh left Kansas over the Christian lyrics being written by Kerry Livgren. Steve was replaced with John Elefante. Kansas had already recorded some demos for Vinyl Confessions with Steve Walsh. These are those demos.

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Psychedelic Furs - BBC Rock Hour 532 A ~ Hammersmith Odeon, London, England May 28, 1984 (Pre-FM)

Psychedelic Furs
BBC Rock Hour 532 A
Broadcast week of Aug. 5, 1984
Recorded at: Hammersmith Odeon, London, England May 28, 1984
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & Label Scans Plus Some Press Coverage Included

Thank You Draftervoi For This One!!!

01 Richard Skinner - BBC Rock Hour 532 A Intro
02 Psychedelic Furs - Here Come Cowboys
03 Psychedelic Furs - My Time
04 Commercial - RockBill Magazine
05 Commercial - Certs
06 Commercial - Lee Jeans
07 Psychedelic Furs - President Gas
08 Psychedelic Furs - Sleep Comes Down
09 Psychedelic Furs - The Ghost In You
10 Commercial - U.S. Navy
11 Commercial - Hubba Bubba
12 Psychedelic Furs - Heaven
13 Psychedelic Furs - Like A Stranger
14 Commercial - RockBill Magazine
15 Commercial - Lee Jeans
16 Commercial - Certs
17 Psychedelic Furs - Alice's House
18 Psychedelic Furs - Heartbeat
19 Psychedelic Furs - Forever Now
20 Richard Skinner - BBC Rock Hour 532 A Outro

Total Playing Time: 55mn 37sc

Richard Butler – vocals
Tim Butler – bass
John Ashton – lead and rhythm guitar
Paul Garisto – drums
Mars Williams – saxophone
Ed Buller - keyboards
Mike Mooney – rhythm guitar

Our first Psycedelic Furs show and it happens to be a Draftervoi encoding. Draftervoi is busy releasing the NBC The Source Shows From The Collection Of Sam Elliot's Mustache at Voodoo Wagon. He said that we could post this show on The New JDP before he actually releases it on Voodoo Wagon. So after you download this click over to Voodoo Wagon and check out the great shows Draftervoi has to offer on that site!!!!

All Of Draftervoi's Notes Below:

The wonderful and exciting runout grooves say:
Matrix / Runout (Side A etched): BBC ROCK HOUR #532 VERSION “A” S-1
Matrix / Runout (Side B etched): BBC ROCK HOUR #532 VERSION “A” S-2

Flac files of wavs, 300 dpi scans of discs and cue sheets.

This one is a Version "A" concert, which means that somewhere out there exists a Version "B" with a different set of commercials.

Speaking of commercials, besides the usual suspects (Lee Jeans, Certs, U.S. Navy...) we have RockBill magazine.  The July 7, 1982 New York Times said, "... RockBill magazine, a Playbill-size publication, that was given out free in 70 ''showcase'' nightclubs that have live rock music entertainment.

In addition to giving away 500,000 copies of RockBill at the clubs, subscriptions will be sold for it on commercials that will appear on MTV, the music television cable network, as part of a trade-off deal that will get the network not only pages of advertising but also program listings in the magazine in exchange.

The magazine will only carry full, four-color bleed ads at $19,500 each."

I've included the cover of the magazine from August 1984, the month this show was broadcast.

Also in the Artwork folder are ads for the show, confirming the recording date of May 28, 1984.  I've got a review from the wrong Odeon, this one is in Birmingham. I couldn't find one for London, so this is better than nothing.

As usual, there is a BBC Transcription Services version of this (In Concert 335, CN 4429/S) that has two additional songs ("Sister Europe," "Into You Like A Train") These transcription discs sell for ridiculously high prices; there's someone asking £1,000.00 +£27.00 shipping for an XTC show over on Discogs right now.

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Kansas II - The Opera House: Ellinwood, Kansas, USA 00-00-1972 (SBD)

Kansas II
The Opera House
Ellinwood, Kansas, USA
00-00-1972
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

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Disc One

01 Heavenly Man
02 Jam
03 Belexes
04 Good Luck
05 Death Of Mother Nature Suite

Disc Two

01 Chalcedony From Punt
02 Forever
03 Greek Structure Sunbeam
04 Totus Nemesis
05 Incomudro (Hymn To The Atman)

Kerry Livgren - Guitars
Lynn Meredith - Vocals
Don Montre - Piano, Flute, Alto Sax
Dan Wright - Hammond Organ
Zeke Low - Drums
Rod Mikinski - Bass
John Bolton - Sax, Flute

Talk about a before the fame post! Kansas before the classic line-up came together. Still playing Progressive Rock but more in the mold of IF. There is ample use of the horns in the band. It's interesting to hear early versions of "Death Of Mother Nature Suite" and "Incomudro (Hymn To The Atman)" with horns!!! The tape must be up there in the generations or just a really old source. Although it shows it's age the avid Kansas collector and the casual fan alike may enjoy seeing what the band was like before being famous. Oh I found a photo of a flyer for Kansas at the Opera House advertising FREE BEER! to pack the house because an agent or producer was coming to the show. A great tactic!!

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