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PLEASE GUYS....NO COPYRIGHTED MUSIC!!!
Live From Electric Ladyland was a syndicated radio show distributed on CD by the Album Network in conjunction with New York City's WNEW-FM radio station. I've seen copies dated from 1990 to 1993, so it looks like it only lasted for about three years. The copies I've seen on Ebay have never had cue sheets included. This Paul Rodgers show had a fax of the cue sheet with it. It's possible that they faxed cue sheets rather than printed them up and mailed them with the compact disc.
Here's a GREAT 45 RPM single that unfortunately didn't lead to a great career for a band. The lead guitarist, Robert Johnson, managed to get a couple of albums out in the late 1970s, but it never led to the widespread popularity he deserved. If this sounds good to you, track down his "Close Personal Friend" and "Memphis Demos" CD, which is currently still in print. 
Cindy Bullens started her career by singing back up for Elton John on three tours, as well as working on the hit single "Don't Go Breaking My Heart," and the Blues Moves LP. Bullens had three leads vocals on the Grease soundtrack, which earned her a Grammy nomination. Her debut album, Desire Wire (United Artists), got her a second nomination. 
